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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1922
Page
2
Howard Melvin Benj H Johnson Melvin Johnson publish the weekly Denton Journal on Saturday July 15 1922. The Denton Md notice lists printing and postal details for the weekly edition as a second class mail matter.
Editorial notes show the Administration facing a stalled tariff bill amid growing Republican defections led by Senator Walter F. Edge New Jersey. Opposition within the party signals chaotic control as other GOP senators buckle against high tariffs and ship subsidy moves while Democrats anticipate a sidetrack or delay.
The Philadelphia Record comments on John Wanamaker turning 84 and outlines his roles as a merchant, civic leader and board of education member. It highlights his dedication to schools, religion and business amid broader political talk and a Lusitania salvage plan mentioned by a Philadelphia group.
The piece argues July and summer travel appeal to all workers from lawyers to shop staff. It contrasts old skepticism about vacations with modern practice, stressing rest preserves health and energy. A businessman learns that proper annual time off boosts vitality and future productivity, while skipping breaks risks decline.
Walter Svarklin expresses gratitude to 122 Denton residents who supported his bid to lead Caro Line High School. He notes a secret protest by nameless individuals led the superintendent and trustees to withdraw his application, praising Mr. Wright for backing the community’s petition.
Maryland will receive 427096 from the Federal Treasury for roads in the new fiscal year, matched by the state, with Virginia at 971219 and Delaware at 243750. Total federal aid for roads totals 3 190 000 000, with added forest road funds and adjusted per mile limits. Bridges, surplus land areas, and railroad grade-crossing eliminations are included, while states near fund limits gain planning steadiness for three-year use.
A loving mother recalls her son Robert Earl Trice who died at nine months and twenty seven days on July 14 1921. She notes July brings sorrow, laments the loss, and expresses faith in a dawn of reunion on the resurrection morn.
Sealed proposals are invited until 10 a m July 25 1922 for delivering eligible pupils to Ridgely area schools in multiple routes. Routes include Longs Holsingers Boonsboro Oakland Sewards Marydel Henderson Edinburg Whiteleysburg and a Lowe’s school option. Bids must specify wagon or auto bus provision, bond, driver requirements, and safe transport standards._contract forms available at Denton School Board office.
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