Stock Car Races At Delaware Speedway July 21 Georgetown
Delaware Speedway hosts 19 cars in a two mile dirt oval program with 2700 spectators. Emory Short in 81 wins the first heat in 4 22, Oliver West 29 takes heat two in 4 16.83, Norris Reed 38 leads early and posts 4 06.60 for fastest lap. 20 lap feature ends with Stoltzfus 49 edging Carey Williams 7 5 and Mundorf 5 in a tight checkered.
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Mel
Joseph
Delaware Speedway
Emory Short
Freddie White
Paul Bennington
Emory
Car
Oliver West
Bob Trices
Grandstand
Howard Starkey
Norris Reed
Tom Brown
Carey Williams
Dick Mundorf
Reed
Delmar
John Stoltzfus
John Martin
Williams
Mundorf
T. B. Husks
Paul Pennington
Troward Starkey
Paul Walker
Jim Fitrvzersid
Uank
Nad
Tur
Cliff Lawson
Jim Hayes
Gas Madera
Johns Stolmius Cares
Stoltzfus
Carel Wiliams
Billins
Stoltzius
Sthmone
Farm cooperative meeting and local canal report noted
Ridgely Delaware farm owners of Southern States Cooperative met July 21 at Ridgels High School. Martin I. Sutton reported on local augenes operations and Thich S Harris presented the Southern States canal report. Several residents were elected to the Farm Home Advisors Committee and Good Prizes awarded to multiple members.
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Lloyd Holland
Wyoming
Del
Thomas Lineh
Betts Briscol
Ridgely
Ridsels High
Martin I. Sutton
Thich S Harris
Bel Air
Bliss Julia Wilaen
Denton
PRA Sane Severabo Sutos
Res
Cathosxa
Tauviene
Wright Ridgely
Temple Thedes
Cordova
Wiilliam Coops
Queen Anne
Farm Home Advisors
Sueuthern
Ridgely Advisas
Mesdames Ramses Alulkin
Wilson Liste
Elutis Kote
Juan Ebling
Padlel
Sos
Temple Rhodes
Corday It
Thoughts on Self, Joy, and True Worth
A compact reflection contrasts inner character with external rewards. Mary Baker Eddy urges examining the heart to know our true self. Sir Wilfred Grenfell adds that real joy comes from meaningful values at home rather than wealth or praise.
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Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Folger McKinsey Panera? Wednesday Near Annapolis
Folger McKinsey served as a community figure near Annapolis, beloved for his daily “A Candle in the Window” column and Pilduzer Park creations. He shaped a life of poetry, civic engagement, and wide circles of admirers from farms to cities. Born Elkton Md on August 29 1866, he rose from editor to public speaker and poet.
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Miesors Chaumoers
John I. Rockefeller
Si¢kinses
Whitman Visits Poet At His Home In Camden
A fragment notes Walt Whitman visiting a poet at his Camden home. The brief hints at a regular meeting place and ongoing literary friendship, with no further details on dates or outcomes.
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Whitman
U.S. Steel President Defends Competitive Economy
In a statement to a Biouse Subcommittee, the U.S. Steel president argues against antitrust crusades targeting large firms. He asserts U.S. progress in 50 years surpasses the world and warns against destroying big business for alleged monopoly. He cites meat packers and steel as examples facing competition despite size.
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Biouse
U.S. Steel
America
Why big business thrives by serving customers well
The text argues that a business grows by meeting customer needs and retaining patronage. It rejects the idea that monopoly power justifies its size, warning that portraying success as unfair could damage the economy and living standards. It references steel output and a 1901 creation as context for the discussion.
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