Denton Led County In Christmas Seal Donations
Receipts for Christmas Seals push Denton county total to 560.38 with Denton alone at 170.37, the largest from any town. Other towns report Greensboro 120.10 Federalsburg 117.41 Ridgely 60.05 Preston 44.40 Goldsboro 20.60 Marydel 7.50 Henderson 3.00 Hillsboro 8.45 Andersontown Hobbs 5.00 Williston 3.50. Easton Furniture Factory closes, selling high grade dining room suites at 33 1 3 percent below wholesale, as M K Newnam advertises.
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Caroline county
D. W. Davis
Denton
booth
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Preston
Goldsboro
Marydel
Henderson
Hillsboro
Andersontown- Hobbs
Williston
Farm Bureau Banquet Set by Caroline County Officials
The eighth annual Caroline county Farm Bureau banquet will be held Thursday evening February 5 at Concord Community House starting 6 30 p m. A program of addresses by prominent speakers is planned with the dinner served by the Concord Community Club ladies. Tickets may be secured at the Farm Bureau office in Denton. Accommodations are limited and reservations should be made early.
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Caroline county Farm Bureau
Concord Community House
C. M. Jones
E.H. E. Thieroff
Harry H. Nuttle
Victor Dean
Sp. D. Holder
Bessie M. Spafford
J. W. Davis
Maryland Farm Bureau
F. M. Payne
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
H. T. Williams
Kent county
Maryland
Farm Bureau
Denton
New Year Health Advice From Maryland Official
Dr. R. H. Riley urges adults to inventory health as they do possessions. He cites rising life expectancy, notes leading killers, and stresses regular medical checkups, dental visits, and hygienic living to prolong health. He compares health care to maintaining an automobile, urging preventive care and lifestyle adjustments.
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R. H. Riley
Maryland
P. T. A. Meeting Monday Evening Feb 2 A Salisbury Speaker
The Caroline High School hosts a Parent Teachers Association meeting on Monday evening February 2. Dr. William J Holloway principal of the Maryland State Normal School Salisbury will discuss Education in Maryland highlighting recent ten year progress. He will also present a motion picture about life and work at the Salisbury Normal School.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Caroline High School
William J. Holloway
Maryland State Normal School
Salisbury
Holloway
Maryland
Normal School
Let thy mind's sweetness guide body and home
The quote from Herbert speaks to the harmony between inner sweetness and outward life. It emphasizes that thoughtful, pleasant inner states influence personal attire, surroundings, and behavior, shaping daily living.
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Herbert
Doormats No Longer Welcome In Hillside Dream
Three tired women Jennie Imogene and Miss Packer share a hillside picnic and a revelation that they are doormats. Miss Packer proposes buying land to build a bungalow with a kitchen living room three bedrooms and a porch facing the Sunset inviting the others to join and live with her. The plan would free them from laboring for others and reclaim a life of independence and dignity.
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ENNIE TURNER
Jennie
Junior
Imogene
Julia
Mrs. Wilcox
Miss Packer
Angeline
Robert
Riverdale
Jennie Turner
Imogene Wleo
simiiarly
Aliss Packer
Jenny
Ant Farming Ants Grow Grain Not Just Gather It
In Our Dumb Animals P B Prior reports on two ant species in Texas and Florida that cultivate and store seeds underground as grain. They harvest, treat to suppress germination, and create pure crops around their nests while clearing roads for transport. Major workers with large heads crack grain for general consumption.
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Solomon
Texas
Florida
bnosh
P. B. Prior
Learn to Fly Through Airstream Lessons 1930
A first person aviation note from 1930 describes a trainee pilot's challenging takeoffs and landings. The narrator recounts instructor guidance on throttle use during glide, keeping the nose down, and precise stick control to avoid “pancaking” on touchdown. Repeated corrections underline the steep learning curve and motivation to improve.
Presidential Salary History From 1789 to 1873
Washington was allowed 25000 dollars per year during his term. An act of February 18, 1788 fixed the salary at 25000 after his election to a second term. It stayed at 25000 until March 3, 1873 when it rose to 50000, and later to 75000 by an act of March 12, 1922.
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George Washington
Washington
United States
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HARRY GREEN
WILL ROGERS
RUTH CHATTERTON
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WALLACE BEERY
MARIE DRESSLER
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