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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1942
Page
3
A religious sermon argues the liquor trade distorts truth and harms society. It lists six claims by drinkers as false, citing Proverbs, Hosea, Joel, and Ephesians to urge church leadership to confront drinking and its social harm.
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Maryland politicians jockey for patronage and influence as Senator Radcliffe backs Truman Cash for a Farm Credit job in Baltimore and conflicting loyalties surface among Tydings, Jackson, and other key figures. Pipeline and district battles shape the 1940s scene, with factional shifts around Byron, D Alesandro, Novak, and the Lasscer district. Jackson seeks broad endorsements, edging toward Radcliffe backing to secure re nomination.
Gene Autry stars in a western at the Dentonia Theatre on Saturday June 27 in Home in Wyomin. Also playing is Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush with his silent comedy act and the Chip Off The Old Bloc feature Charlie's Beloved Tramp.
A fragment from a religious sermon discusses Bible understanding and salvation through Jesus Christ, emphasizing belief over comprehension. It cites John 3 16 and the Way Truth and Life, noting salvation comes from trusting Christ rather than fully grasping every passage.
The text argues that true believers trust in Christ, read the Bible with faith, and gain understanding others miss. It cites Paul's teaching that the cross seems foolish to the lost but is God’s power to the saved and notes spiritual discernment comes from being born of the Spirit. Anyone can grasp the plain meaning where salvation is shown.
The Dentonia Theatre presents a symbolical Chaplin autobiography on June 29 and 30. The feature traces the silent comedian’s quest for happiness amid the Klondike era, blending pathos and humor with Chaplin’s unique genius.
Reading and Writing by Edwin Seaver and Robin McKown marks June 22 as the first anniversary of Russia's resistance to Nazi invasion. The recommended wartime book is Quentin Reynolds's Only The Stars Are Neutral, noting Reynolds as a Col lier's magazine war correspondent who traveled with Iven Harriman and Lord Beaverbrook on a 3,200 mile non stop flight to Moscow, the longest over water by a U S Army plane at the time.
A home economist column presents practical advice on household management and cooking. Mrs Julia Kiene outlines simple daily routines, efficient meal planning, and economical tips for family budgets.
Practical advice from wartime guidance on prolonging cord life. Handle cords gently, avoid knots, and store properly. Repair frayed insulation promptly, replace damaged plugs, and wind or clip extras. Includes a recipe and a teaser for next week on washday during war time.
An American describes admiration for Russian courage under air raids and industrial efficiency while noting strict censorship. He recalls Beaverbrook with Stalin and a tale about a misfired engine. The piece mentions Poliakov’s Russians Dont Surrender, Vendt’s John Browns Body, and the Book of the Month Club two volume Bend selection.
The United States Senate honors R. S. Reynolds of Reynolds Metals for a single handed effort to boost aluminum production. He mortgaged plants and built reduction facilities in Alabama and Washington, expanding from user to producer of virgin metal and aircraft parts. The tribute notes his action against complacency and his role in securing essential material for wartime needs.
Classified ads must pay 50 cents for the first insertion and 25 cents for each additional insertion if they fit within one inch of space. Cash with order, except for regular charge accounts. To ensure correct classification, copy must be in the office by Thursday morning.
Senator Hill lauds a lone aluminum volunteer for their role in boosting production of scarce raw materials, urging the nation to remember the contribution as defense needs rise.
Foreclosure sale on the Denton Maryland property formerly owned by R Boon Beauchamp and Sadie J Beauchamp. The 2 story dwelling and workshop sit on Third Street in Denton with electricity and running water. One third cash due at sale, balance after ratification. option for all cash. title papers and stamps paid by purchaser. Auctioneer James Temple will conduct the sale.
By virtue of Maryland 1937 acts, Caroline County Treasurer announces sale of delinquent state and county taxes for 1940 and 1941. Properties include Sadie W. Jones Heirs 3 acres near Mt. Zion, Hinson Caine 12 acres near Bright's Corner, John E. Sharp near Preston, and Oscar Nichols 10 acres on Tuckahoe Ridgely road. Sale at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30, 1942 at the Court House Door, Denton. Taxes, penalties, interest, and costs to be paid in cash. properties bid to highest bidder.
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