Editorial notes on party leadership and tax relief
The piece argues Republican leaders are split and fail to unite on tax cuts amid a looming federal surplus. It contrasts Democratic priority on flood relief with Republican debates on tax policy, and notes concerns over third-term bids, farm relief, and fiscal outlook. It cites Tilson, Reed, Edge, Green, and Copeland as key voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Representative Tilson
House
Congress
Mississippi
Tilson
Treasury
Middle-West
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senator Edge
New Jersey
Qld Guard
Representative Green
Ways and Means Committee
Declaration of Health Laws for Refugees in Louisiana
Maryland health officers stationed in Louisiana describe eight health laws including sleep exercise proper food and cleanliness as guiding principles for refugees. Reports detail flooding devastation, waterborne risks, vaccination drives, child hygiene efforts, and the daily camp routines of Dr. Collinson Dr. Stone and others aiding Evangeline Acadian refugees and displaced planters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collinson
Anne Arundel County
Camp Beauregard
Alexandria
Collinson
W. C. Stone
Carroll County
Crowley
Opelousas
W. H. DeSomoskeoy
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Thibodaux
AnAnd
America
Russia
Beachley
Kent
Queen Anne
Cecil Counties
New Iberia
St. Martin Parish
Evangeline
Andre Olivier
Maryland Health
Port Tobacco
Nova Scotia
W. L. Ellicott
Baltimore City
Louisiana
Local social rounds and touring film “The Beloved Rogue”
Local notes list numerous visits and gatherings among Ridgely families and friends from Durham Greens boro Centreville and Rehoboth plus a painting project at the Methodist parsonage. The piece shifts to a film feature about Francois Villon starring John Barrymore, detailing a plot about a death sentence and a notorious king. The Beloved Rogue comes to New Dover Opera House July 4 5 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andro
John Barrymore
United Artists
France
Francois Villon
Villon
Paris
Duke of Burgundy
Louis XI
Louis
Willon
Conrad Vecht
Marceline Day
Dover Opera House
New Fiber Flax Saginaw Developed That Does Not Run Out
Experimental work by the USDA flourished into a fiber flax variety named Saginaw adapted to warmer drier U S conditions. Grown on 1000 acres in Michigan last year it yielded about 8000 bushels of seed but remains a fiber flax with seed production too limited for commercial seed harvesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Fiber Investigations
United States
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Michigan
Saginaw
Psokof
Saginaw Bay
Porto Rico
Alabama
History of the United States Flag and its origins
The text traces the flag’s origins from Congress approving it on June 14, 1777 and Flag Day observance, through its early designs with thirteen stars and stripes, symbolism of the colors, and Washington’s interpretation. It notes the first flight from Fort Stanwix in 1777, first battle in Brandywine, first foreign territory flag over Nassau in 1778, and the first foreign salute by French Admiral La Motte Piquet in Quiberon Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
France
America
India
Persia
Egypt
Washington
Fort Stanwix
Rome
New York
Brandywine
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Fort Nassau
la Motte Piquet
Quiberon Bay
Flood Refugee Camps Reported In Louisiana
Maryland health officers aiding Louisiana flood relief describe camps housing 2000 to 20000 homeless. Letters detail sanitary measures, mass smallpox and typhoid vaccinations, milk distribution to babies, feeding the elderly, camp hospitals, and a return to routine as waters recede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Maryland Health
Louisiana
Mrs. Alice Thawley Dies at Hillsboro Home
Mrs. Alice Thawley widow of William H. Thawley died at her Hillsboro Maryland residence on Sunday June 26. Born near Farmington Delaware in 1857 she was the eldest Fleming daughter. Survived by three sisters five brothers and two daughters Edith Sparks and Bessie Sawyer. A longtime member of the Methodist Episcopal Church funeral rites were conducted by Rev W P Taylor and Rev Francis Kirwan at the home with interment in Greenmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Thawley
William H. Thawley
Hillsboro
Farmington
Del
Charles H. Fleming
Edith Sparks
Bessie Sawyer
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. P. Taylor
Francis Kirwan
Greenmount Cemetery
Thankful note for sympathy and floral tributes
To the many kind friends for their sympathy and kindness in our sad bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes, we extend our heartfelt thanks.
Tomato Plants for Sale by Towers and Bro
Tomato plants offered by L. 3B Towers and Bro for immediate sale. Local nursery style listing notes available stock, price, and pickup details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 3B
Towers & Bro
Social guest list highlights from Greensboro area
A long string of visitors and hosts fills Greensboro scenes with greetings across Philadelphia Avon dale Rehoboth and Wilmington. Notables include Dr. T H Lewis Washington president General Methodist Protestant Conference and Mr Clinton B Jarman Rushville Illinois visiting kin in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Butland
George Smith
Elmer Smith
Philadelphia
Edgar Wyatt
Greensboro Gardens
Clarence Newlin
Mildred
John Stuart
James Brogley
Avondale
A. P. Brogley
Cyrus
Edgar Stufft
Lester Weaver
Marian Ahern
A. G. Stufft
T. H. Lewis
Washington
General Methodist Protestant Conference
Clinton B. Jarman
Jennie Wright
Burrsville
William Wright
Vernon
Henry Ledman
Cordova
J. H. Ward
J. Keene Saulsbury
Lenn Mittchler
Annie Manlove
Rehoboth
George
Jimmy Mitchell
West Grove
John H. Mitchell
Edward Morgan
J. C. Russell
Lewis A. Jarman
Rushville
Linois
Pearl Edwards
Bradford Turner
Oscar Hurd
Wilmington
Louise Cohee
Henderson
Martha Carrow
W. W. Goldsborough
W. L. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Dawson Gruwell
J. W. Gruwell
Thomas Taylor
Preston
L. W. Taylor
Marshall Hutson
S. N. Harris
Harry Taylor
Roland Porter
Stevensville
Mae Richards
Swarthmore
Earl McClyment
Maude Hughes
New York
Jake Hughes
Mabel Gaul
Bryn Mawr
Ruth Jackson
Harry Davis
Addie Pritchett
Wilsie Walraven
Whitall Larrimore
John Lui
S. D. Carrow
Salisbury
Rosiene Scotton
Marydel
Mabel Rich
Strode Beckham
Claymont
D. K. Metz
Camden
Del
Lawrence Larrimore
Denton
Margaret Reynolds
Hickman
Genevieve Cooper
Cotton Is Cool for Summer Wear and Fabrics to Choose
The Bureau of Home Economics explains how cotton fabrics affect cooling in hot weather. Thin open weaves like voile batiste organdy lawn and dimity promote air flow and evaporate moisture, while dense weaves such as denim and khaki trap heat. For children, avoid heavy overalls. dress in cool light fabrics and opt for lightweight summer underwear. In winter, choose knitted cottons for insulation and moisture absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
National Community Foundation seeks 200 town chapters nation wide
The National Community Foundation plans extend metropolitan educational and cultural advantages to rural districts through local chapters. Twenty four towns have subscribed to join. thirty more are in campaigns to raise a 5 million dollar endowment for year round extension and chautauqua style activities. A charter certificate was issued to William S. Norris, Denton chapter chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commmunity Foundation
Greensboro
National Community Foundation
William S. Norris
Denton
New York City Buys 7 Miles of New Automobiles Weekly
New York City purchases seven miles of new cars weekly, signaling insufficient street growth to accommodate rising registrations. Kinney of the Portland Cement Association notes NYC buys 3,000 and Chicago and Detroit 1,000 cars weekly, urging broader street planning for today and tomorrow. He warns surface fixes won’t solve root problems and stresses expanding pavement and minimizing bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
William M. Kinney
Portland Cement Association
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kinney
Did You Drink Your Gallon Milk Trend Report
The U S Department of Agriculture notes the average American drank about 55.3 gallons of milk last year, 12 gallons more than 1920, with Southerners consuming less than central state residents. Health education and farm sanitation are cited as improving safety while new equipment reduces bacteria in dairy operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Research
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Chevrolet to Invest 2 Million in Flint Plants
Chevrolet Motor Company to expand in Flint Michigan with a 2 million development adding two buildings a three story office building and a new parish building the project to ease congestion from rising output of more than 6000 units daily Construction begins with completion targeted October 1 and plans to raze current office and parts buildings for a modern factory in their place Officials say the plant is already among the finest in the automotive industry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor Company
Flint
Mich
Charles F. Barth
Barth
Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate In Caroline County MD
Assignee will expose at public sale to the highest bidder the 20 acre parcel in Caroline County Maryland. The property lies in the First Election District on Goldsboro to Melville road and is tied to multiple prior deeds and transfers including Cooper Thompson and Emerson interests. Sale occurs in front of the Denton Court House Door between 2 and 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Thompson
Carrie Thompson
Harvey L. Cooper
W. Brewster Deen
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Goldsboro
Melville
Lillyiard R. Jones
Joseph DeNight
Preston
General Assembly of Maryland
Senate
Commissioners of
T. Pliny Fisher
T. Clayton Horsey
Circuit Court
Fred R. Owens
Oscar Clark
J. Owen Knotts
Percy C. Douglas
Asid County
Charles B. Harrison
Hey
Equity
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Denton Journal
Melvin and Johnson Incorporated
Benjamin H. Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Aid
Coolidge
Trout
Thomas Jefferson
Wisconsin
Longworth
Lowden
Nicholas Murray Butler
Copeland
Red Cross
Selby Smith
Walter Lepson
Clara
Durham
N. C
T. A. Smith
Caldwell
N. J
John Grubbs
Charles Adams
Marcus Hook
Jack Rash
Margaret Robinson
Evelyn Potts
Centreville
Leonard Dean
William Sipple
Harry Stout
East Orange
Charlies Starkey
Mary Laird
Edward Stephens
Emma Saulsbury
Fannie Saulsbury
Charles Starkey
Lizzie Davis
Edna Detwiler
Washington, D. C
Teressa Fountain
Orrell Saulsbury
J. T. Moore
James Lewis
Leola Temple
Easton
Carter Forester
John Saulsbury
Elaine Saulsbury
Edith T. Sparks
Bessie T. Sawyer
Dorothy Swann
Chevrolet
Lowman
J. K
Melvin
Starvey L. Cooper
Anna D. Green and Husband
Thomas A. Emerson
Mollie Emerson
James Temple
Harry B. Wright
Clyde W. Elzey
Sec.y
Treas
Nisi
T. Pliny
Herman Schrader
Ansignee
John W. Hains
Elia Hains
St. Michaels
T. Frank Seward
Niss
Burt L. McGonigal
Edith M. McGonigal
J. Owen Enotts
True Tone
Clayton Horsey
Calvert C. Merriken
John K. Lynch
Annie B. Lynch
Joseph S. Jester
Rosa Jester
Og Harry Fearins
M. Emma Fearins
Charles
Lewin W. Wickes
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