The Crowning Of A Great Work Pact Of Kellogg Hoover
President Hoover announced the Kellogg Pact at the White House in a ceremony that signals a renunciation of war by most civilized nations. The move, praised as a humane endeavor, could reshape international relations and emphasize the duty of signatories to uphold peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Russia
China
League of Nations
World Court
White House
Mr. Kellogg
M. Briand
France
United States
Nails as nails of peace in world history and diplomacy
The article views biblical nails as symbols of pivotal moments in peace efforts. It traces historic nails from Isaiah to Pax Romana and Greek arbitration, highlighting Dubois, Cruce, Saint Pierre, and William Penn as figures shaping perpetual peace through alliance, trade, and coexistence among nations and peoples.
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Isaiah
Rome
Pax Romana
Greece
Pierre Dubois
France
Cruce
Saint Pierre
William Penn
Roots of Conflict in International Relations
A mother’s urge to keep harmony among brothers mirrors nations seeking peace. The piece argues for addressing root causes of quarrels, notably Anglo American irritants, naval parity, and access to raw materials like oil and rubber. It envisions round table talks between England and the United States, formalizing friendship and reducing secret resentments.
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Bob
England
United States
Ramsey MacDonald
America
Hoover
MacDonald
Building Peace and Disarmament in the Modern Era
The text links friendship to the US Canada boundary, and contrasts past borders with a twentieth century project of peace. It celebrates collective efforts like The Hague Conference the League of Nations the World Court and Kellogg Peace Pact as nails forging a peaceful home. The metaphor frames disarmament as the new nail and the current generation as builders of peace.
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Tesson
United States
Canada
League of Nations
World Court
The Stay At Home Folks
A meditation on vacation inequality and the value of rest for workers and homemakers. It argues many cannot take breaks yet finds happiness and progress can come from staying home, reading, and pursuing simple, healthful diversions. Travel may refresh, but it is not essential for well being.
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Europe
World tariff fights shake Hoover era politics
The piece criticizes Hawley tariff proposals and Republican strategy in Congress. It highlights Democratic Senate opposition led by Senator Robinson of Arkansas, praise for Progressive Republicans joining Democrats, and concerns over tariff commissions and sugar duties. It notes Spain's new constitution and Britain's stance on the World Court, with broader remarks on motor vehicle statistics and the National Automobile Chamber.
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Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Taft
Finance Committee
House of Representatives
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Smoot
Utah
Reed
Pennsylvania
Tariff Commission
Administration Club
Congress
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce
Twenty Five Years Ago Toasts and Trades Across Denton
Twenty five years ago notes from the Journal recall wheat prices at 84 to 88 cents, corn at 56, and peach harvests on the peninsula estimated at two million baskets. Denton residents report pay, road repairs, cemetery improvements, and street paving ideas while reporting local births marriages and a fatal shooting accident. A lightning strike injures Elon Wright. Roy Messick receives a government post. several residents travel for medical and social events. Ira Weaver dies from a farm accident. and the community observes hospital and church activities along with a moonlight excursion planned from Love Point to Rehoboth.
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Goldshoro
J. Wesley Perry
Denton
Hillsboro
M. E. Church
Love Point
Rehoboth
Philip W. Downes
Tuckahoe Neck
Messrs
J. D. Neal
I. F. Stevens
S. G. Nuttle
T. H. Everngam
Concord Cemetery
Main Street
Sparrow's Point
Elon Wright
Frank H. Wright
Smithville
Mmm
Roy M. Messick
Bethlehem
Secretary of Treasury
Louisiana
Messick
City Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas L. Day
Ienry Hf. Cohee
Mamie E. Zott
Bridgeville
Clarence H. Roe
Currie B. Towers
Luens
Herd
John SL George
Bent
Mary
Greensboro
Susan Newton
T. L. Frampton
Ralph Thawley
Philadelphia
Samuel Griffin
Ebner T. Orme
G. Lucey Stevens
E. C. Fields
The
Armour Company
Carolie
Rosa Emerson
John
Seaford
Wm. D. Taylor
Senator Roe
Rehauboth
Ira Weaver
M. L. Weaver
E. L. Coblentz
Ridgely
BE. L. Hoffecker
William D. Uhler
Auto ownership by country and state figures
China has one car per 17 000 people, while the United States has one for 4.9. Outside U S territory Canada leads with one vehicle per 9 people. U S registrations total 24 193 124 or 77 percent of world autos, UK about 1 318 169, then France and Canada just over one million. Among states California has the best car density at one per 2.8 people, Georgia the lowest at 11.5 to 1.
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China
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
France
California
Georgia
Pointed road engineer assumes duties for Caroline county
A road engineer appointed by the recent legislature has taken office on the second floor of the county court house west wing. He faces numerous bridges and problem stretches of the public road system. For the year ending June 30, 1904, total road expenditures in the county were $9,272.44, and improvements are expected to accelerate under professional supervision.
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Caroline
Court House
Go-getter advertising for mail order and local merchants
The piece describes a go-getter and go-petter system for mail-order houses and local stores. It explains home visits to inform families about merchandise, samples, and full descriptions, with costs per family and the goal of drawing customers to stores. It advocates using regular home visits to build lasting local business.
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Goeetter
Gogetter
Psychology and market cycles drive stock prices and trends
The article explains how price moves in stocks and commodities are set by buyers and sellers perceptions of value. It discusses how investor psychology, capital limits, and prevailing optimism or pessimism shape buying, fear, and eventual trend shifts. It predicts continued activity into late summer or early fall with selective stocks buoyed by favorable industries.
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Jane
Gas pains halt a woman's heart trouble scare
After dinner a well known woman suffered gas pains around the heart and felt nearly faint. Her daughter summoned a neighbor who administered a tonic from druggist W. J. Evans. The remedy gave quick relief and the neighbor reported using Itera for indigestion. Adv instructed readers to ask Evans about Itera.
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Era
W. J. Evans
Hera
W. d. Evans
Tera
Adv
Enterprising minds plan and execute with vigor
A compact reflection on fellowship, audacity, and planning as catalysts for success. It contrasts common usage with a broader ideal of cooperation and the role of thought leaders in guiding enterprise. The quotes urge humility before thoughtful influence and deliberate action.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Slats Diary by Ross Farquar
Friday entry recalls a neighborly tale of a rich husband and a Pointer dog, with a runt of domestic tension. Saturday shows Blisters downhearted about moving to Detroit. Sunday notes a club and marital separations. Monday references mind readers and gossip. Tuesday describes a young neighbor’s engagement and a Congressman rumor. Wednesday confesses ending a relationship with Jane. Thursday odd supper talk about savings and bobbed hair.
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Helton
Sol
Red
Neibors
Beenz
Ben
Etiketl
Missus
Blunt
Minday
Jane
Mind Reeder
Evry
Wien
Tomorro
Emmy
Out of the Berry Patch We Find Fresh Desserts and Drinks
A guide to berries and berry based dishes describes muffins without eggs using flour and butter, crushed berries with whipped cream in pie shells, and a hot water crust. It also suggests fruit drinks like fruitade and berry punch, with mint and ginger ale for serving.
Membership Dues Notice From Denton Woluntecer Fire Co
Dues for the Denton Woluntecer Fire Co were due by July 1. Bring or mail your payment to Mr EB D Kimmy. Subscribe to The Journal for continuous news coverage.
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Denton Woluntecer Fire Co
EB. D
Kimmy
Short Sighted Youth Ignore School For Quick Cash
A analysis notes many youths, eager for independence and quick money, may drop out for immediate thrills. They seek capital for business dreams and better clothes, cars, and entertainment, risking mediocre achievement. Some elders should guide them to see long term consequences.
Evelin da Prato Guest Artist Atwater Kent Hour July 28
Evelin da Prato the San Francisco lyric soprano who won second in the 1927 National Radio Audition will be the guest artist on the Atwater Kent Radio Hour tomorrow evening July 28 before returning to the Pacific Coast after two years of study. Her rise from Lucca Italy to American stages is outlined with mention of White House notice and praise from Reinald Werrenrath.
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Evelin da Prato
San Francisco
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Pacific Coast
Miss da Prato
Lucca
Italy
United States
Emelia
Atwater Kent Foundation
Washington
Coolidge
White House
New York
Reinald Werrenrath
The Bride The Lambs Wife The Home of the Saved
Evangelist G Medairy leads meetings at Greensboro M F Church to close Sunday night. He discusses unpardonable sin with examples Cain Achaz Saul Ananias and Sapphira and links persistent disobedience to divine rejection. Baptism framed as outward cleansing. Elijah John the Baptist and prophetic seals cited. future events and United States prophecy touched with civil and religious liberty themes.
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G. Medairy
Seventh Day Adventist
M. F
Greensboro
John
Achaz
Israel
Saul
Ananis
Sapphira
Jesus
Elijah
Eliah
Jesu
John the Baptist
Elias
Bega
Lisbon
United States
Ridgely residents mingle with visits and events
Ridgely notices reveal Mrs Carroll Meredith returning from a three week visit with her sister in Wilmington. Mrs Charles Hammond, Jean and Winnifred, visited in Rehoboth. A cattle show and a picnic at the State Farm are planned for next Thursday. Elizabeth Detwiler of Chadds Ford Pa. visited Ridgely area. Mr and Mrs Calvin Lynch and children rented a Rehoboth cottage. Annie Hevnlow hosts Mr and Mrs James Lane of Philadelphia. M A Brackett hosts her sister Mrs Townsend of Baltimore. Robert Dean visited his son and sister in Ocean City Md Sunday. Mrs Christopher Biger acts forewoman in the Denton shirt factory. Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church meets Thursday evening. Emma Jackson attended Harrington Fair Tuesday.
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Carroll Meredith
Wilhington
Charles Hammond
Jean
Winnifred
Rehoboth
State Farm
Elizabeth Detwiler
Chadd
Ford
Ridgely
Calvin Lynch
Annie Hevnlow
James Lane
Philadelphia
M. A. Brackett
Townsend
Baltimore
Robert Dean
Ocean City
Christopher Biger
Denton
Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church
Emma Jackson
Harrington
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Spanish National Assembly
Spain
Cortes
Ramsay MacDonald
League of Nations Assembly
Great Britain
A. W. Weisel
Heine
Ross Farquar
Journal
Atwater Kent Radio
Ilour
Smetana
B. Alabama—Spalding
Rosa
Woodman
Herbert
the Cuckoo—Lehmann
Dawn—Curran
Straus
Miss Beatrice Anthony
Jeremy Collier
Johnson
Bulwer
Sheridan
Enthusiam
Disraeli
Herbert Hoover
Young
Goethe
Irving
Auditor's Order
Nisi
Robert Butler
Eva
Katherine L. Price
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
T. Clayton Norley
T. Clayton Horsey
Belle of Georgia
Lst
Hall, Etberta and
Brackett
Addiess E. H. Zeigler & Son
Denton, Md
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