Denton Post Office Listing June 14 1930
Notice records a mail matter stamped at Denton Michigan with the date Saturday morning June 14 1930 and second class mall status as entered at the local post office.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
4
Unity and Citizenship in Rural Communities
Unity of purpose drives progress across industry and government while rural citizenship often lags. The piece argues good citizenship blends political, financial, moral, and cooperative duties to improve employment, education, and local business, reversing rural depopulation by curbing fly-by-night outfits and promoting persistent civic education.
Comparisons Prompt Self-Examination in Editorial Note
An editorial cites Latin American trade talks in California, an unofficial business conference with Argentina and others, backed by U S support, plus observations on European cities and urban social programs. It weighs tax burdens, public employment growth, and the spread of bureaucracy as a broader civic context.
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California
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Cuba
Costa Rica
Salvador
Mexico
Guatemala
Venezuela
United States
Latin America
North America
Why Austria Succeeds In Welfare And Tax Use
The letter contrasts Austrian welfare with US taxes noting saloon revenues fund child homes in Vienna and a municipal health welfare office created in 1920. It claims eighty two cents of every US tax dollar goes to wars while Austrian tax dollars fund laborer housing, health services, and dependent support.
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Austria
United States
Vienna
Longest Congressional Service Records Across History
The article notes Uncle Joe Cannon of Illinois as the longest overall with 46 years in the House, Justin Morrill of Vermont with nearly 44 years in both chambers, Francis Warren of Wyoming with over 37 years in the Senate, and William Allison of Iowa with over 35 years continuous in the Senate. None of these records is likely to be surpassed soon.
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Congress
Joseph G. Cannon
Joe
Illinois
House of Representatives
Justin S. Morrill
Vermont
House
Senate
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
William B. Allison
Iowa
Rules Of The Game From Walter Johnson Tenets
A brief exchange presents Walter Johnson quotes on fair play discipline respect for rules and perseverance. The remarks apply to baseball and life, urging players to play fair accept setbacks endure tough times live cleanly avoid criticizing teammates and never quit.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Johnson
Food spending dominates American economy study
A General Foods Corporation study shows one fourth of American spending goes to food products with total annual income near 80 billion dollars, 21 billion for dining tables, and three billion for on premises consumption. Textiles, autos, building, and iron/steel trade alongside food mark the largest sectors.
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General Foods Corporation
United States
Merchant Adventurers Seek Coastal Romance In Tobago
Gault Macgowan notes that wealth hides in unlikely routes as explorers seek new travel paths by sailing ship coastal steamer or on foot. Crusoe’s Tobago is highlighted with 24 000 residents, no bank or newspaper, and no railway offering a frontier for risk taking.
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Gault Macgowan
Trinidad Guardian
Post of Spain
Ocean Greyhound
Robinson Crusoe
Defoe
Tobago
Crusoe
Faithful to Duties of the Present Hour Quote
A brief inspirational note citing the motto Our safeguard in all crises of life whether national or individual is to be faithful to the duties of the present hour followed by a subscription appeal for the Journal.
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Shaftu
Centerville to Build New Opera House in Town
Twenty five years ago Centerville announced plans for a new opera house as part of town improvements. The item notes local notes on commerce and culture, with various social events and residents listed, including marriages, travel, and obituaries. It highlights late strawberry shipments, a local wedding, and community happenings from Denton to Federalsburg.
Rotary International Silver Anniversary in Chicago
Atwater Kent Radio Hour outlines the Rotary Silver Anniversary Convention in Chicago drawing twenty thousand Rotarians and families from over sixty countries. The program features world affairs discussions, international relations addresses, community service clinics, social events, and a final Venetian Carnival displays along Navy Pier. Notable speakers include Sir Henry Thornton, Prince Tokugawa, and Admiral Kerr with musical highlights by the Atwater Kent Concert Orchestra and James Melton.
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Chicago
Rotary Club
Rotary
Henry W. Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Iyesato Tokugawa
Japanese House of Peers
Japanese Red Cross
American-Japan Society
League of Nations Association
Japan
Canada
Mark Kerr
London
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Swedish Choral Club
Century of Progress
Welsh Imperial Singers
Rotary International
Meyers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Louis
L. Emmerson
Navy Pier
Barbur
Theodore Parker
Vernon pea huller under construction near Harringtons
Vernon area reports a large pea huller being built on the Harrington farm near here tenanted by Mr and Mrs Elters. Mrs R Wesley Ross visited Dover and Newark Del for the New Castle County Convention. Mr and Mrs Hernan Kemp of Greensboro were guests of B C Draper family. James Outten repaired chimneys at his residence. Mr and Mrs Brooks Colescott bought two new coupes. Benjamin Draper installed lighting in his home.
Rotary's Silver Anniversary Convention Attends Chicago
Rotary delegates from 17 clubs gather in Chicago for the Silver Anniversary convention with plans for a Past Service Membership option, welcoming committees at rail stations and a grand House of Friendship at Stevens Hotel. Notables include Masao Ohta and Warry H. Rogers as featured speakers.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Rotary Clubs
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Peoples Gas Company
Michigan Boulevard
Buckingham Fountain
Grant Park
Stevens Hotel
Masao Ohta
Manchurian Railways
Mukden
Manchuria
Australia
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Netherlands
British Isles
Madison
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohfer
Edouard Willems
Fondation Universitaire
Brussels
Warry Rogers
Ancient Petroleum Use Highlighted by Sun Oil Manager
Sun Oil Company official Robert Weir Jr. explains petroleum’s ancient origins from the Greek and Latin roots for rock oil. He notes modern refining aims for high quality, and describes Blue Sunoco as a premium motor fuel produced without外side additives yet sold at regular gas prices.
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Robert Weir Jr
Sun Oil Company
Mr. Weir
Sunoco
Social News Highlights Of Local Guests And Family Events
Local society notes detail summer entertaining by Mr. and Mrs. B C Ringgold with Raymond Crouse from Virginia. Roy L Tawes schedules a Sunday Service of the Lighted Cross. Mrs T L Day hosts her brother Stewart and wife from Pottsville. Beatrice Bowers entertains Sadie Wothers from Hillsboro. Mrs Charles Starkey hosts daughter Mrs Arthur Peacock of Jamaica LI. Mrs Carroll Meredith visits sister in Wilmington. Marion Hemmions of Ferndale returns from Johnstown run vacation. Drought relief after rain. William Smith returns from Milford. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Jump on Sunday the 8th. William R Jones back from Mercersburg. Thomas Jones Jr of Baltimore spends weekend at home.
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Centerville
New York
Washington College
Anna Pearl Griffin
Denton
R. W. Emerson
Third
Franklin Streets
William K. Norris
Norris
Easton
Bertha Pauline Leonard
Charles H. Leonard
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
D. Ledman
Henry Hollyday
Norman
Earle Leonard
Olin Norris
Ernest D. Sturmer
Pittsburg
Lillian Rice
Robert Rice
Edward Sullivan
Frederica
Del
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Cleveland
Ohio
Lakeside Hospital
L. B. Towers
Delaware
Milford
Parnell Johnson
Henry R. Lewis
B. I. Johnson
Milwaukee
Wilson Saulsbury
Mary Fisher
Cornell
Myra Aldrich
Wyoming
M. Louie Ramsdell
Linnie T. Bryant
Baltimore
Clinton Cook
Ruth Webster
Delmar
Denton Friends
F. J. Wright
Pennsylvania
William H. Wright
Andersontown
Ward
Wright
Fannie L. Hubbard
Ernest Hubbard
West Denton
John Anthony
Jane Todd
Thomas N. Todd
J. Atwood Todd
D Edgar Todd
Concord
Harry Wright
Clara Wright
Wilmington Conference Academy
Dover
Harry
Idlewild
Federalsburg
J. W. Brown
H. W. Carjroll
B. C. Ringgold
Raymond Crouse
Virginia
Roy L. Tawes
T. L. Day
Mr. Stewart
Pottsville
Beatrice Bowers
Sadie Wothers
Hillsboro
Charles Starkey
Arthur Peacock
Jamaica
Mercersburg
Thomas Jones, Jr
June entertaining notes and simple desserts and ideas
June brings host roles for graduates with easy recipes like Almond Bisque and Orange Cream Sauce. Simple salads and sandwiches suit informal suppers, featuring stuffed tomato salad and Honey Peanut Butter Lettuce Roll. Includes steps, ingredients, and serving tips for each dish.
Sunlight Fights Moths in Bedding Under Maryland Law
Maryland bedding law enforces labeling of filling materials for mattresses pillows and other bedding. Inspections found thousands of noncompliant items in stores and secondhand outlets. violators face withdrawal of sale and prosecutions after warnings. Housekeepers urged to check labels and stamps to ensure compliance.
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Maryland
State Department of Health
Maryland State Department of Health
J. Davis Donovan
Division
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