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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
10
A compact word puzzle item listing numerous clues with numbered positions and paired definitions. It includes across and down entries such as small rug, striking success, blue grass, island off Greece, sun god, and other semantic matches, forming a crossword like grid. The list also includes descriptors like ethical, Emmet, and beverage as final entries.
Devotional reading connecting Matthew 19 themes with I Timothy 6 2 11. Emphasizes humility riches contentment and pursuit of godliness through faithful living and rightly ordered desires. Encourages practical application for daily conduct and spiritual growth in community.
A February 1 1953 lesson reflects on the gospel tale of the rich man and the camel passing through the needle eye. It argues wealth tests spiritual priority, urges viewing possessions as trust from God, and notes that wealth can endanger faith without grace and proper use.
Maryland State Board of Agriculture approves a rule prohibiting feeding raw garbage to swine to curb disease risk. Permits required within 90 days, renewable yearly, with exemptions for personal use waste. Sanitary standards include concrete feeding platforms and fly control, plus inspections and recordkeeping by the Livestock Sanitary Service.
Maryland reports 117251 bushels of 1952 crop corn under price support as of January 15 1953, led by state PMA chair George J Martin who notes more orderly marketing. Wheat barley and soybeans also under support. national totals exceed 100 million bushels for 1952 corn through December 15 1952.
American Can Company economist Dr. N. F. Michl notes Americans need far less time to earn money for a typical can of peaches than Europeans, Russians, or Canadians. He attributes this to mass production canning, which lowers costs and raises wages, expanding canned foods to most American homes.
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