The Heard of America Is Sound in Presidential Choice
The editorial lauds the presidential and vice presidential candidates as a showcase of American ideals. It compares Hoover and Smith, notes the merit of leadership from humble origins, and argues the ballot sustains equality and private rights. It endorses peaceful aims via Kellogg and outlines State Department enhancements for future diplomacy.
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Progess
Hoover
Smith
United States of America
Herbert Hoover
Alfred Smith
New York
East Side
America
United States
State Department Urged to Expand Its Role in Peace
A Washington letter argues the State Department leads in preventing or causing war, not the Navy or War Department. It cites Hughes as authority and notes Congress has considered expanding the department with higher funding, despite the department costing only two to three million dollars after fees.
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Department of Peace
Kellogg
Hughes
United States
State Department
Foreign Service
Ropers
Washington
Navy
War Department
War and Navy Departments
Departments of Defense
Congress
Ways of Serving Ice Cream Delights for Warm Months
A vintage guide lists many ice cream varieties and serving ideas. It details plain ice cream options with fruits, sauces, and toppings plus recipes for meringue shells and chocolate sauce. The text explains how to prepare and store the sauce for long use and broader culinary use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Enigma aA Goal To Strive For
Puzzle style column presents a sequence of numbered clues about unity and country, referencing states and the world. The closing line credits last week’s enigma with a proverb about fools and the wise learning from others.
Business drive to improve workers aids American success
The note emphasizes that employers' efforts to raise living standards for employees and uplift humanity broadly form a powerful factor behind the growth and prosperity of American business in the nation’s economy.
Ten States Adopt Uniform Vehicle Code to Regulate Traffic
Records show automobile accidents reduced in ten states after adoption of a uniform vehicle code to regulate traffic.
Quiet wedding of Miss Bullock and Mr Murray at Burrsville
Miss Frances Bullock daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Bullock of near town married Mr C W Murray at the bride’s parents home on Saturday July 14 by Rev Henry Caldwell Wesley M E Burrsville. After a trip to Ocean City they will reside in Washington D C where Mr Murray has a new position.
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Frances Bullock
Elmer Bullock
Near Town
C. W. Murray
Henry Caldwell
Wesley M. E. Church
Burrsville
Harrington High School
Ocean City
N. J
Washington, D. C
Murray
Annie Porter
Marrington
Milford Hospital
Wesley E. Thawley
Louise Gray
Denton
RB. HW. Thawley
Rehoboth
Wesley Thawley
Pauline Parker
Fred Parker
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Clayton Kinnamon
Goldsboro
Emma Masten
Harrington
Charles Messick
Louise
Richard Collison
Milford
G. L. Blades
Harlan Blades
Willard Blades
C. N. Fountain
Harry Murphy
Andersontown
Marcus Hook
Pauline
Mildred Parker
Harry Larrimore
Near Felton
Johnnie Dill
Pauline Hopkins
Norwood Pawan
Smyrna
Houston
Brown Thawley
Floyd Baker
Marydel
Two Year Old Swallows Open Safety Pin
Richard Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, swallowed an open safety pin on Friday. He was rushed to Dr. Goldsborough in Greensboro and then advised to go to Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia. Local households hosted weekend visitors including Langford Sanders, Mabel Swann, and Mrs. Riggins. Several residents attended summer schools at Johns Hopkins University and Delaware College.
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Richard Harris
John Harris
Goldsborough
Greensboro
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Wm. Saunders
Langford Sanders
Mabel Swann
Riggins
Wilmington
Sara Gooden
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Billy Pritchett
E. C. Gooden
Norwood
Katherine Melvin
Delaware College
Newark
Carroll Johnson
Wester Clark
Messrs
Paul and
Robert Dill
Silver Bickling
Chester
Marcus Hook
Alice Sweeney
S. S. James
New York City
T. TI. Gough
Virginia Case
Felton
Pearl Jones
Loren Pritchett
Smithville Carnival Notes and Local Visits
Smithville residents report a Federalsburg carnival crowd and premiums won. Nearby families, including the Thawleys and Dews, visited Denton area relatives. New purchases include a Ford sedan by Charlie Lyden and a Whippet by Frank Adams. Intermittent visits span Tuckahoe Neck Williston Rehoboth and Hickman areas.
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Floyd C. Smith
Denton
Federalsburg
Norman Thawley
Concord
Charlie Lyden
Frank Adams
Earl Pennypacker
Smith
Floyd Smith
Blaine Bullock
Mildred
Blanche Thomas
Hickman
George Tucker
Williston
Rehoboth
Henry Neal
Public Health Committee Appointed in Caroline County
Mrs. J. Frank Short leads a two year public health committee with chairman Mrs. Fred Roe and secretary Mrs. H. H. Nuttle. Miss Jackson county nurse reports May and June work including school and clinic visits, immunizations, tonsil removals, and 202 nursing social service visits.
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J. Frank Short
Federalsburg
Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fred Roe
Greensboro
H. H. Nuttle
Andersontown
D. W. Davis
Denton
K. E. Ramsdell
Jackson
American Red Cross of
Washington
Mt. Zion
Marydel
Preston
Hillsboro
Ridgely
T. T. Burger
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Claiborne
H. Ruth Jackson
Del Mar Va Investors Attract Attention From East
A Salisbury based Del Mar V a Eastern Share Association press clippings shows hundreds of property transfers linked to its efforts. Alfred P Jaques of Davidsville Pa writes and plans to visit the peninsula this fall to buy a farm home and asks similar courtesy for his brother IT Jacques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Share Association
Salisbury
Alfred P. Jaques
Davidsville
Peninsula
Chambers of Commerce
IT. R. Jacques
Ford praises prohibition aims to go worldwide
While abroad Henry Ford voices high approval of prohibition and predicts global adoption. In a Forum article he argues the Eighteenth Amendment saves the country and future generations, noting many boys have never seen a drink and asserting the liquor trade abolition is as historic as slavery.
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America
Henry Ford
Ford
Forum
United States
In Loving Remembrance of My Father Thomas Carroll
In Mentoriam Carroll recalls dear father Thomas J Carroll who died July 22 1922. Six years have passed since that sad day and the vacant seat remains in memory. The daughter signs with enduring love and hope of reunion on the golden shore.
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Carroll
Thomas J. Carroll
Etnir
Local social notes from Ridgely and surrounding towns
Ridgely and nearby communities host a parade of visitors and gatherings. Names include Jones and sons in Baltimore, Friedel sisters from Greensboro visiting Diefenderfer, Robertson of Oxford with the Pearsaul family, Seward and Dean relatives entertaining, Croll of Hickman with Goodwin, Cecil and son Daniel visiting, Diefenderfer and Bloxton in Newport, Del, Mason hosting Mason sisters from Greenlock, Hammond hosting a niece from Wye Mills, Wilson entertaining Eva Bachtell Western Maryland, Harry Smith of Marydel representing a brush company, Hammond girls visiting Easton, Wilkinson hosting Philadelphia cousins, Cahall of Centreville visiting McKenny, Anne Smith entertaining Mary Ann Sledges of Annapolis, Peggie Plumner of Baltimore visiting Davis, Rev Matthews’ house repainted, B F Richards repaint, Mrs.Uniford Porter in Baltimore for treatment, Potts on sick list but improving, Ludwig visiting Preston, and a rain interruption to a ball game last Saturday.
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T. W. Jones and Sons
Thomas and
Landers
Baltimore
Myrtle and
Delia Friedel
Greensvoro
Maud Diefenderfer
B. Pearsaul
Jane Robertson
Oxford
Ruth Wheatley
Denton
Anna Frances Seward
Robert Dean ‘T
Martha Culver
Philadelphia
Blanche Croll
Hickman
L. M. Goodwin
Earl Cecil
Daniel
Wihlington
Ridgely
Norris Diefenderfer
Irwin Bloxton
Newport
Del
J. E. Mason
Ray Mason
Greenlock
N. d
Herbert Hammond
Porter
Wye Mills
Catherine Wilson
Eva Bachtell
Maryland
Harry Smith
Marydel
Winnifred Hammond
Jean
Easton
Burton Wilkinson
Cahall
Centreville
Rachel McKenny
Anne Smith
Mary Ann Sledges
Annapolis
Peggie Plumner
J. D .Davis
L. S. Matthews
B. F. Richards
Uniford Porter
Potts
Ilot Weather Lowers Egg Contest Records
Weather and season reduce egg yields in week thirty six of the Maryland State Egg Laying Contest at the University of Maryland Experiment Station. Roy H. Waite reports overall production at 60.73 percent, with leaders including Marshall Farm Mobile Alabama and T. B. Proctor Preston Maryland holding top totals. Rhode Island Reds led by Homer R. Rowell Massachusetts and the Pratt Experiment Farm from Morton Pennsylvania lead class totals. individual records include 209 eggs by an Maryland white Leghorn hen and a Pennsylvania barred Plymouth Rock hen.
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University of Maryland Experiment Station
Roy H. Waite
Marshall Farm
Mobile
Aln
T. B. Proctor
Preston, Md
L. R. Douglas
Kinsale
Dr. L. E
Lynn Iteasley
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rhode Island
Homer R. Rowell
Groveland
Mass
Pratt Experiment Farm
Morton, Pa
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Brooklandwood Farms
Lutherville
Morton
Telephone Service Extends to Switzerland Across Atlantic
Switzerland becomes the latest European country linked by long distance telephone to the United States. Beginning July 18, customers in the District of Columbia Maryland Virginia and other U S points can call to Switzerland from 5 30 a m to 9 p m eastern standard time which equals 10 30 a m to 2 00 a m in Switzerland. The 800 mile four wire circuit connects London Paris and Geneva the Red Cross mother city and the League of Nations. Switzerland is the ninth European country connected to American cities by telephone.
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Switzerland
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
United States
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Geneva
Red Cross
League of Nations
London
Paris
Mexican Bean Beetle Appears in Caroline County
The Mexican bean beetle, first reported in the District of Columbia, has spread through Caroline County. It damages stringless beans, lima beans, cowpeas and soybeans by chewing ragged holes and skeletonizing leaves. Adults are about 2 inches long with eight black spots per wing cover. larvae are about 1/20 inch long with spines tipped in black. Last week's Journal covered sprays and dusts for control.
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District of Columbia
Caroline County
Snubscribe Ad Promises All News All The Time
An advertisement invites readers to subscribe to The Journal claiming constant access to news coverage. The message emphasizes comprehensive updates and nonstop reporting to attract subscribers.
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Journal
Keeping The Babies Well Advice On Summer Child Care And Milk Safety
Dr. R H Riley of the State Health Department urges strict baby care to prevent sickness. Key steps include breast milk if possible, pasteurized bottle milk, clean cool covered milk, cooled boiled water, thorough hand washing before preparing food, avoiding sun exposure, fly and mosquito control, mosquito nets, appropriate warm clothing, and prompt doctor visits for diarrheal symptoms. He notes a decline in diarrheal deaths since 1921, stronger in Baltimore City due to milk pasteurization laws.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Baltimore City
Orphans Court Acts on Estate Matters in Caroline County
Caroline county Orphans Court met Tuesday with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Edward E Nuttle administrator filed inventory and appraisal of William E Cox estate and sale order. Appraisal of real estate filed. Katie Eliott named administrator for Albert C Elliott personal estate. Bond approved and creditors' notice ordered. Appraisers Carroll Elliott and Roland Porter named. Alfred Dowler released Florence B Starr from distributive share. Carrie Deen and W B Deen Executors of William H Deen authorized to release a mortgage. Frances A Jolson will filed for probate. Ella H Whitely will admitted to probate. Charles A Whiteley qualified as executor with bond. Creditors notice ordered and appraisers Joseph H Trice and Clarence Perry appointed.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper
Shawn
Edward E. Nuttle
William E. Cox
Albert C. Elliott
Katie Eliott
Carroll Elliott
Roland Porter
Alfred Dowler
Drucilla B. Dowler
Florence B. Starr
Carrie Deen
W. B. Deen
Willian H. Deen
Frances A. Jolson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Ella H. Whitely
Charles A. Whiteley
Joseph H. Trice
Clarence Perry
Flirting essay and hog cholera notes mix in paper
A West Pocket Essay on Flirting by JL. K. Atherton discusses flirting as a perennial social pastime and its playful craft, while a health essay warns hog owners that vaccination alone cannot curb hog cholera without sanitation and criticizes garbage feeding. Local society notices list visits among families in Royal Oak Wilmington and Seaford with several travelers returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. K. Atherton
Farm Wages Fall Across All Farm Labor Classes
Farm wages are down this year with the index at 170 per cent of pre war levels on July 1, compared with 172 per cent last July. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics attributes the drop to a larger farm labor supply due to lower industrial employment in early 1928, with supply at 105 per cent of demand versus 100 a year earlier.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Denton Firemen Carnival Dates Set for August to September
The Denton Firemen announce the annual carnival will run from August 23 to September 1. Denton has a live organization deserving support.
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Denton Firemen
Denton
Saginaw guests recall Mrs. War ren era in Denton
Rev and Mrs Tredenny of Sag inaw Mich. are guests of Mrs Mary E Pastorfield and visit old friends who knew Mrs Tredenny as Mary Warren in Denton. Mr and Mrs Gilbert H Rue and children drive to Meriden Conn to stay with Mrs Rue’s mother Mrs Mary Wilson for an extended visit. Miss Frances Lee Cooper visits Miss Mary E Garey on Mt Royal Terrace in Baltimore. Miss Sue K Smith visits sister Mrs Blackiston in St Mary’s county. Mr T Lane Moore and son of Ft Lauderdale Fla visit relatives.
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Tredenny
Saginaw
Mich
Mary E. Pastorfield
Mrs. Tredenny
Mary Warren
Denton
Gilbert H. Rue
Meriden
Connecticut
Rue
Mary Wilson
Frances Lee Cooper
Mary E. Garey
Mt. Royal Terrace
Baltimore
Sue K. Smith
Blackiston
St. Mary’s County
T. Lane Moore and Son
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
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Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Bethlehem
James Robinson
Royal Oak
George Harrington
Fred Messick
Florence Legates
Reba Legates
Esther Harrington
Delaware
Will McGill
John Sands
Alva Blades, Jr
Seaford
Orlando Blades
Sobbing Cribblin
Che
Louise Rice
Care Eagle Pencil CO
Nisi
W. Brewster Deen
Frederick Smith
Mary Smith
Cay
T. Clayton Horsey
Dorothy Hara
P.O. Box
Denton, Md
Third Street
Fountain Avenue
W. C. Pastorfield
J. H. Williams
Magnolia, del
Market Street
C. V. West
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