Goldsborough Tenure and Pension Policy Highlight Maryland Politics
The article cites Joseph Burns on long service, notes Congressman T Alan Goldsborough’s 1921–present tenure and vice-chairs on the Banking and Currency Committee, and discusses his role in defeating the silver purchase bill. It also cites a 1936 speech advocating national old age pensions and Maryland’s growing pension figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Burns
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Maryland
T. Alan Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldborough
Congressional Record
Burns
Goldsborough
Banking and Currency Committee
RFC
HOLC
FHA
Eastern Shore
Goldborough
Treasury
Conyneman
Sadbury Times
Weekly Business Survey On Trade Despite Heat Wave
Retail trade showed notable resistance to the stone heat wave that blanketed the eastern country and boosted seasonal line activity. Reports to the Department of Commerce indicate margins of gain per district were maintained, reflecting strong performance amid warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rechies
Comonwice
Severe heat reshapes trade and agriculture reports across cities
Reports show sales gains in hot weather apparel and summer beverages while fall merchandise orders rise briskly. Kansas City sees farm implement orders up despite drought. New York and Chicago weather boosts men's summer clothing. Agricultural outlook improves with rains, but heat causes crop damage. fruit, potatoes suffer in Detroit area and Western Missouri grasshoppers threaten crops. Industrial activity rises in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Oregon Lumber Co resumes after five years.
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Kansas City
Memphis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
New Orleans
Wilmington
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Missouri
Texas
Dallas
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Jacksonville
Springfield
Mass
Kansan City
Western Pacific
Birmingham
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Oregon American Lumber Co
Veronia
Buffalo
Rhode Island
Primitive background of civilization and social unity
An analysis of how early humans evolved from isolated hunter gatherers to organized clans. By combining strength, weaker groups formed alliances, leading to conquest of rivals, settled life, agriculture, and rising civilization under chieftains’ rule. The narrative traces social cooperation, government beginnings, and collective progress across ages.
Editorial notes on Landon Lowden farm policy press
Editorial notes recount Republican positions on farm policy during 1938 press conferences. Carey and Lowden argue over benefit payments and regimentation. Lowden backs a soil policy like Roosevelt and critics note GOP Old Guard neglect of agriculture vs Roosevelts AAA and drought responses.
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Estes Park
Colorado
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Gov. Landon
Topeka
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Associated Press
Lowden
Landon
Carey
Sears
New York Herald Tribune
Madison
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
GOP
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Kansas
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Republican Old Guard
Supreme
Washington
Watch That Chicken Causes Illness Myths Busted
A cautions piece warns hot weather brings flies and disease while debunking.ptomaine poisoning myths. It explains most cases come from mishandled foods like ice cream or chicken salad stored improperly and served, not botulinous toxin, and cautions against blaming containers or metals.
Dangers in Food Storage From Prairie Illnesses
The article reviews two Western Shore cases where improper refrigeration led to bacterial illness after church and firemen’s suppers. It cites spoiled chicken salad stored overnight and improperly cooked home made ice cream before serving. It warns against metal can bulges and stresses careful handling of meat dairy products in heat.
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Min
The Mill Under the Apple Tree
A rural scene unfolds with Mary guiding a make shift mill beside an apple tree. She and Joe coordinate work to grind corn for neighbors, sharing water and supplies as Sam the gardener manages the hose. The improvised play-pretender echoes community solidarity and mutual aid in a hollow family setting.
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Mary
Joe
Doc
Sam Stabler
Mary Roberts
Falks
Sam
Marty
Mary Robert
Help One Another Says Joe on Cooperation
A brief social aside portrays Joe urging neighborly aid with a wink as he struts away on his stick mule, asserting the community should help each other and that it should be obvious to all.
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Joe
Three C's of Mouth Health From ADA Talk
Dr Richard C Leonard outlines construction care and cleanliness as the three C's of mouth health. He notes tooth formation begins prenatally with calcium and phosphorus rich foods, stresses early and lifelong dental inspections, warns tooth decay is a prevalent disease, and urges proper diet and cleanliness to prevent complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dental Association
San Francisco
Richard C Leonard
Maryland State Department of Health
Leonard
Local Greetings Highlight Visits and Family News
Grove Mroo and Mrs Arthur Butler and daughter Helen and Miss Anna May Adams visited Mr John Butler and daughter on Sunday. Families and friends from Baltimore and Georgetown visit relatives in a social roundup leading to plans for youth exchanges by the Pan American Peace Convention in Buenos Aires.
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Mroo
Arthur Butler
Dughter
Helen
Anna May Adams
John Butler
Ros
Vas
Clift
Mumforh
Rirha
Myrtle Raleigh
Billy
Philip
Baltimore
Del
Mars
Charles Carroll
Elmer Kelly
Edith
Janet
Ocean City
Robert Cohee
Melvin Williamson
Charles Carroll Jr
Easton
John R. Butler
Gil
Pan-American Union
CY Youth Friendship Laboratory
Pgether
Etter
Buenos Aires
Twenty Five Years Ago In Denton and Vicinity
Twenty five years ago Denton and nearby areas saw notable events. A stroke struck William P Stafford of Burnsville. EB C Wright harvested 856 bushels of wheat from 85 acres on Furman farm. A water plan by the Denton Commissioners proposed a six inch well at Second street to alleviate the water problem. A quiet wedding united Anna Willoughby and Edward Evans at South Denton. Edward Evans, a M D W Railroad brake man, and his bride planned residence at Love Point. Several local figures were active in business, farming, and civic life, including Templeville’s John W Davis, and the Price family facing a death near Henderson. Reverend Milan H Spicher, pastor and community leader, died at 47, with funeral at the Church of the Brethren.
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Aly
Willian P. Stafford
Burnsville
EB. C. Wright
Furman
Tuckahoe Neck
Journal
P. W. Downes
Thawley’s Chapel
Joseph Larrimore
Queen Anne's County
Downes
Commissioners of
Denton
G. A. McDaniel Company
Second Street
Gay
Second Streets
Annie Willoughby
South Denton
Anna Bradie
Edward S. Evans
Thomas Evans
Hickman
Jos, Willoughby
Ruth Willoughby
T. J. Lard
Burrsville
Baltimore
Washington
Evans Wu1ill
Love Point
Wlw. Hubbard
Chestertown
National Association of Fertilizer Manufacturers
Baltimore Sun
Hubbard
Hubbards
Pourth
Coroline
E. T. Moore
Ella To. Moore
Wilmer Jagpard
Preston
Philadelphia
Moore
Everml Cass
Pennsylvania
F. N. Nichols
Vic. W. OC. Pastorfield
J. Dukes Downes
Rehoboth
Josephine M. Downes
Prank BP. Covey
Delaware
W. Ros Stevens
Golden’s College
Irene Roe
Chipel
Sallie Mason
Mars. Woo. Ledman
Pearl Griffin
Straser
Gertrude Deen
Rita Kemp
Norfolk
Dre
B. J. Wright
Penn Mar
Boaud
IG. R. Neese
Gurney Knotts
A. PF
Heather
Floyd Mummer
Thos. Robinson
John W. Davis
Templeville
Salisbury
Rena Cooper
Atlantic City
William M. Price
Henderson
Emma Newles
Newlee
Ivanhoe Willis
T. N. Green
Concord
Edward Cottin
Amos Coffin
Harry Gough
Walter Cannon
Harry Cannon
Smith McIlvaine
Price
Charles E. McIlvaine
George H. Wilson
George W. Price
Luke Andrew
Cordova
Robert D. Windsor
Martin Price
Sears
Milan H. Spicher
Teach Every Child to Swim, Says Rev Spicher
Rev Spicher, formerly of Pennsylvania, urges widespread swimming education. He argues swimming is an ancient form of exercise and laments many adults and children lack the knowledge to swim while spending summers near water.
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Mr. Spicher
Pennsylvania
Slats Diary recounts a July week of odd events and humor
Oliver N Waritten presents Slats as he records a week of misadventures and idle chatter. Mistress Gillen complains about the announcer, Jane quips about milk for bone building, and a July Fourth note blends small dramas with faint humor as Slats and Blisters celebrate the fall of the Roman empire.
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Gillen
Jane
Ford
Azas
Steen
Jake
Tishman
Reddykash
Shoe Repairing Service in Denton Md
Shoe repairing of all kinds with prompt service and delivery. Call telephone 76 M, Charles H. Steelman, Franklin street between 2nd and 8th. Denton Maryland.
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Charles H. Steelman
Franklin Street
Denton
Wanted Position as Caretaker of Rural Estate
Capable 40 year old man seeks caretake role for rural estate. Experienced in gardening and operating equipment and machinery. Currently employed. References available. Address: P. O. Box 129 Denton Md Til.
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P. O. Box
Denton, Md
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Mary Melvin
Ae — Estered
Democratic
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
T. Alan
Weekly Business Survey
Europe
Oliver N. Waritten
The
Peoples Bank of
Denton, Maryland
the Peoples Bank of
Henry T. Nuttle
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
J. H. Nichols & Company
Ayn
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