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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
9
A chilled no bake banana pie recipe uses gingersnaps crust, lemon and orange rind, gelatine, and whipped egg yolk and white mixtures. Bananas are dipped in lemon juice and layered on top for a light summer dessert serving six.
A local column parries the debate between “less of” and “more of” in public policy and daily life. It argues for more leisure and critique of government meddling, noting time for sleep and play, while warning about state control of essential resources and domestic life.
Caroline County Health Department warns readers about ivy poisoning and shares recognition tips. The piece explains dangerous plants like poison ivy poison oak sumac and dogwood and notes exposure through skin contact clothing tools animals or smoke. It emphasizes precautions to lessen effects and warns about transfer via scratching and wind blown spores.
If exposed to these plants wash skin with yellow laundry soup and rinse. Clothes can be decontaminated in 1 percent calcium hypochlorite for 15 minutes. Severe ivy poisoning requires a doctor. avoid vaseline or alcohol on the skin. A Caroline County Health Department June activity summary lists communicable diseases by case numbers, clinics and conferences, nurses visits, sanitation checks, milk and water samples, and miscellaneous items.
In 1745 a Maryland Gazette ad promised a wrestling match between races with London Pumps as the prize, reflecting the long standing Maryland horse racing culture. The sport relies on two key supporters: the horseman bringing horses and the public attending the races, whose backing sustains Maryland racing beyond regulation or association efforts. The excerpt mentions the State Treasurer at All- (text incomplete).
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