Plan for Peace Across Canada United States Border
A Canadian American peace study led by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler will publish a dozen tomes tracing the 150 year border peace from voyageurs to modern governance. The work aims to reveal the technique of peaceful coexistence and suggests lessons for global harmony beyond war. It highlights the Waterton Glacier Peace Park idea and the broader role of shared interests in fostering goodwill between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Amity
Banting
Grenfell
Waterton- Glacier International Peace Park
Butler
Economic Highlights on Europe and Hitler’s Rising Terror
A weekly overview notes Europe’s fear of war as Germany under Hitler violates Versailles limits. It cites storm troops, arrests, and executions signaling growing opposition and imminent upheaval across Germany and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Kurt von Schliecer
Economic Uncertainty Looms Over NRA Reform Rumors
The piece discusses a potential overhaul of the National Recovery Administration, amid a downturn in steel ingot production and declines in cotton textiles and lumber. It notes political nerves ahead of elections, cautious capital, and anticipated regulatory shifts to allow more self-rule under federal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Associated Press
Advertising pays and pitfalls in newspaper ads
Macon editor W T Anderson warns advertising is not all valuable and likens good ads to good fish while novelties and circulars often fail. He argues radio ads lack audit credibility, urges newspapers to guard against misrepresentation and ensure truth in news and ads for prospective buyers relying on subscription truth.
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W. T. Anderson
Macon
Macon Telegraph
Macon Evening News
Raido
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Drive for Relaxation Not Speed
A Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland bulletin advises long drivers to sit upright with proper seat support and avoid fatigue. It warns that slumping elevates danger, high speed strains concentration, and settling into a comfortable speed with extra time reduces risk on extended trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland
Albert E. Buckley
Maryland
Safe speeds save lives and pocketbooks on the highway
Excessive accelerator pressure causes thousands of injuries and deaths yearly. Clarence P. Taylor finds speeds above 30 mph waste gasoline and increase tire wear and car damage. Safe speeds depend on highway conditions, with speeds over 45 mph in the danger zone. Moderation saves gas, repairs, taxes, and insurance, and most of all lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Clarence P. Taylor
Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Department
Taylor
For the Common Welfare in Farm Cooperatives
The article argues that farm cooperatives exist to stabilize markets and raise prices for producers while benefiting the public. It states agriculture is the largest market for factory products and that urban workers rely on farm output. continuous supply and organized markets are essential to national life. It emphasizes public support, shared goals of urban and rural groups, and cooperation for common welfare.
Editorial notes hail NRA benefits on worker welfare
E A Watkins president of Watkins Manufacturing Wichita Kan praises NRA after visiting eastern and northern industrial centers. He says employers now focus on worker welfare and living wages, noting his 1600 employees benefit from NRA. He asserts NRA creates a spending circle boosting Wichita sales and industry momentum.
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NRA
E. A. Watkins
Watkins Manufacturing Co
Wichita
Kan
Watkins
Williston williston community church service and visits
Divine worship at Williston Community Church Sunday at 3 p m with sermon Encamped at Elim Exod 15 37 Also Sunday School at 2 15 p m Readouts include Miss Charlotte Hignutt returning from New York Mrs Wm Willoughby back from New Jersey visits Mr Marion L Handrews of Wilmington visiting relatives Mr and Mrs A G Todd Rochester N Y hosted by Mrs W C Todd Mr and Mrs W S Wright spent weekend with daughter Mrs Al Wroten and Mr E H Hood of Indianapolis and Miami visiting Memory Lane Lodge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Elim
Charlotte Hignutt
New York
Clayton Horsey
Marion L. Handrews
Wilmington
O. M. Hignatt
Wm. Willoughby
New Jersey
A. G. Gelletty
A. G. Todd
Rochester
N. Y
W. C. Todd
W. S. Wright
al Wroten
E. H. Hood
Indianapolis
Miami
Memory Lane Lodge
Twenty-Five Years Ago Items From Local News
A long collage of notices recounts farm prices at Wheat $1.20 and corn 79c to 80c, appointments to county offices, road and bridge duties, marriages, relocations, school posts, camp meeting plans at Mary det camp, and notable deaths. Levi King dies aged sixty nine. his funeral held at Bethel Church with detailed kin and church ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Everagam
Fifth Avenue
J. K. Watson
R. BE
Jones
Chas
M. Carroll
J. Spencer Lapham
Old Town
Walter Sapp
Samuel E. Elliott
Doverbridge
James P. Elliott
John Willoughby
Enoch George
Saulsbury Garey
West Denton
Garey
S. C. Stoner
Westminster
Harry L. Hobby
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Joseph A. Weigand
Stoner
Western Maryland College
Hobby
George T. Hobby Jr
Hillsboro
Reginald H. Ridgely
Wiliam S. Ridgely
Caroline County
State Normal School
Frostburg
Henry T. Nuttle
Andersontown
Lester Everngain
Denton
Lake George
Charles Nuttle
O. C. Blades
G. I. Ditty
Milwaukee
A. E. Cooper
James T. Richardson
Vincent
Rock Ifall
R. C. Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
Cornelius Camegys
Scranton
Ola Moore
Cambridge
Gertie Woolford
George H. Parks
Easton
Mark H. Smith
Mary Mildred Stevens
Harrington
Del
Griffith
Janney
Chopourian
Hall & Mack
Herman Taylor
Dover
Carrie Taylor
Levi King
Bethel Church
Tuckahoe Neck
John Herr
Myerstown
King
G. S. Raleigh
T. F. Imler
L. R. Brumbaugh
Denton Cemetery
Mr. King
Jonathan
Elizabeth King
Reading
Sarah Frantz
Pennsylvania
J. Y. King
Caroline
Shields Farm
George W. Spurry
Spurry
Church of the Brethren
D. F
M. F. King
Daniel Zeigler
A. C. Reber
H. R. Holsinger
Debora King
D. F. King
Carlisle
Clement Drake
M. V. B. Heather
Obituary notices from Marydel and Preston district
Mrs. Heather of Marydel dies after long illness at fifty nine. She leaves husband two sons and three daughters including Weather and Heather siblings and four named relatives. Funeral held and interment at Sadlersville. Mr. Thomas H. Todd of Preston dies aged seventy two after stomach illness. Widow Elizabeth Todd and two Todd children survive. Todd left a sizable estate.
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Marydel
Heather
T. H. Weather
Philadelphia
T. E. Heather
C. H. Emory
Ashville
Miss Wright
Curtis A. Wright
Mary Todd
Western Maryland College
Marjorie Todd
Todd
Borotra backs England for Davis Cup win at Wimbledon
French tennis veteran Jean Borotra, speaking with John Tunis, favors England to win the Davis Cup this month. He argues England as holder has an edge on home soil and a fresher team, while USA shows strong doubles and young grass players Stoefen Shields and Wood. He assigns probabilities and stresses sport's broader value beyond victory, urging friendly international conversations after matches.
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Jean Borotra
England
Wimbledon
Borotra
John Tunis
United States
Stoefen
Australis
France
Japan
Hobbs Church Notes Include Funeral, Vacation and Visits
Sunday services led by Rev Merle M Watson in the pastor absent funeral services held for Mrs West of Georgetown Del aged 104. Christian Endeavor to resume Sept 2 after annual vacation. Tractor and thresher burned on Hobbs farm straw stack damaged. Home makers club met at Mrs Harry Nuttles and plans a picnic at Anderson Park. Visits by Washington residents and Maine cottage trip noted. Sunday School at 2 and service at 3 led by Rev W T Archer. Mrs Q O Chaffinch hosts Ladies Aid next Wednesday.
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Merle M. Watson
W. T. Archer
West
Georgetown
Del
T. H. Towers
Christian Endeavor
Endeavorers
J. A. Willoughby
Hobbs
Andersontown
Hobbs Homemakers’ Club
Harry Nuttle
Anderson’ Park
L. Hopkins
QO. J. Chaffinch
Ladies Aid
H. H. Nuttle
Hallman
Ocean City
Howard Davis
Washington
F. E. Davis
B. B. Allen
Good Food For Sound Thinkers
A compact collection of aphorisms on reasoning progress and happiness. It reflects on argument aims, the value of present awareness, and the collapse of falsehood through financial ruin as a path to freedom.
Summer health tips brighten teeth and bones
Dr. Richard C. Leonard explains that summer brings mouth health advantages through fresh vegetables and fruits, milk, and sunlight. He urges routines of regular dental checks during vacation, start school with healthy mouths, and daily mouth cleansing with baths for comfort and health.
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Richard C. Leonard
Division of
State Department of Health
A Paris Breakfast at Halles Centrales Market
Early each dawn true Paris devotees visit Halles Centrales to watch the food auction. Artichokes lettuce celery are sold for the day’s use in famed restaurants. After the bustle visitors seek onion soup in a local restaurant, a delicate, elusive dish that makes one wish for home use.
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France
Paris
A Parisian Onion Soup Dream in Canned Form
A writer concludes that American cooks struggle with onion soup and proposes a ready made canned version offering authentic Parisian flavor. The piece invites readers to sip and imagine the Halles Centrales at dawn, enjoying a genuine Parisian aroma without expert preparation.
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Paris
Halles Centrales
Tonnage in maritime practice and its evolution
The article explains tonnage as a global shipping standard for dock dues and insurance. It traces origins to wine capacity, then to hull cube capacity, with net tonnage after deducting spaces like engine rooms. In warships, tonnage reflects water displaced by the hull.
Eskimo origins and name origins explored
The article discusses the Eskimos origins being unclear and cites that the term Eskimo was assigned by southern Indian neighbors. It notes theories that they may be Mongolian stock or an ancient North American Indian group, possibly among the oldest Indian races.
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Arctic Circle
Atock
Ocean
Bering Strait
Ancient China sees craze for antiques and forged goods
In early centuries around the Christian era a craze for antiques gripped the royal court of China and history records a surge in the production of forgeries.
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China
Paying Attention to the Heeman in Uncle Eben's Speech
A quotation shows Uncle Eben declaring he will pay close heed to the Heeman who is speaking, noting he understands little of what is said but will still give full respect and attention to the speaker.
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Uncle Eben
Slats Diary Chronicles Small Town Tangles
Ross Ffarquhar presents Slats Diary entries from Friday to Thursday detailing a broken engagement with Effy Durham and Omer Vick, a library visit, a father’s antics with repairs, a rumor loop, a boy’s braces, a wife’s dental work, and humorous restaurant misfires in a rough, vernacular tone.
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Effy Durham
Omer Vick Becaz
Effys
Omers
Frigidaire appliances and home goods advertised in Denton
An advertisement promotes Frigidaire ranges in Standard Master and Super Series with prices from 116.60 and monthly terms from 5.00 at M K Newnam, a Denton md furnishings dealer. It also touts Quick Meal and Majestic stoves, a TB association clinic July 31 at 9 30 am with Dr Seth Hurdle, and a Westinghouse store for sale through Dr M A Brackett. It encourages subscribing for county news.
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M. K. Newnam
Denton
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Seth Hurdle
Westinghouse Electric
M. A. Brackett
Journal
A New Era in Home Cooking for the Modern June Bride
The study notes Juno brides face not cooking but selecting ready prepared foods. Stores offer dozens of soups fruits vegetables meats and ready-made entrees in cans. The aim is to discover which canned items appeal to husbands and which brands satisfy best, with grocers as guides.
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Newburgh
Unexpected Rewards in a Neighborly Visit
The Ross children host guests with unsettled play while their mother and grandmother weigh rewards for honest effort. A plate of cookies and lemonade helps soothe tempers, prompting a hopeful return visit. The grandmother approves the lesson that unexpected rewards encourage better behavior next time.
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Hilda Richmond
Ross
Mrs. Ross
Burrrsville Unity Homemakers Meet Guests and Changes
Burringville Unity Homemakers Club met at Mrs T Mason Baxter home with Mrs Lee Walston assisting. Members discussed A New Fruit Dessert and Rural Women’s Short Course reports by Mrs Henry Stafford and Mrs Ruth Thejs. No August meeting. Rev Leon Ross away at summer school in Collegeville Pa two weeks. No preaching Sunday July 22. Sunday School 10 a.m. Rev Ross returns July 28 and services July 29. Mr Clayton Stafford and Miss Blanche Frederick of Wilmington married July 8 in Wilmington and will reside there. Mrs Mary Smith and Miss Edna Smith of Dover visited relatives. Sunday School 10 a.m. and Christian Endeavor 8 p.m. led by Miss Evelyn Collison. Miss Laura Belle Hopkins of near Vernon visited grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Price. Mrs Laura Covey of Media Pa guest of Miss Mamie Raughley. Mrs Brown Thawley spending two weeks at Rehoboth.
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Unity Homemakers’ Club
T. Mason Baxter
Lee Walston
Henry Stafford
Ruth Thejs
Leon Ross
Collegeville
Ross
Clayton Stafford
Blanche Frederick
Wilmington
Stafford
J. Otis Stafford
Mary Smith
Washington, D. C
Edna Smith
Dover
Everett Smith
M. P
Christian Endeavor
Evelyn Collison
Laura Belle Hopkins
Near Vernon
J. W. Price
Laura Covey
Media
Air Conditioning for Health and Comfort in Cities
Mark Twain quip aside, weather control grows with priced air conditioning gear. Modern units purify air, regulate temperature and humidity, making indoor environments feel fresher than outdoor air. Systems suit homes stores or offices, from single rooms to whole buildings, boosting comfort and health year round.
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Mark Twain
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