Denton Journal Page 2 Highlights
Local 1910 Denton issue lists publishers Ben H Johnson and Howard Melvin Johnson. Saturday morning edition dated March 5 1910.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Melvin
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
2
Caroline farmers enter an era of opportunity and growth
The article highlights the farmers institute as a boost to Caroline County, noting diversified crops, rising land values, and growing profits. It urges leading citizens to fund road improvements, predicts a strong agricultural year, and cites health and population data for Maryland and Ireland. It ends with the Maryland state flower choice and a Republican push for Governor William P. Jackson amid a hopeful 1910 outlook.
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Farmers’ Institute
Caroline
Caroline County
Institute For Us
Denton
Maryland Law and Politics Roundup from Senate Notes
Senator Gorman opposes a national income tax amendment arguing state rights and local revenue needs. The report covers vagrancy bills, municipal suffrage hopes, local option defeat, Federalsburg tax powers, Sharptown bridge efforts, and staffing changes in Annapolis.
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Messrs. Carter
W.jamson
Gostin
Federalsburg
Sharptown
Wicomico
Dorchester
Nanticoke River
Jesse ‘T. Dennis
Charles E. Andrew
Choptank
Senator Crothers
Elkton
Phillips
Queen Anne's
Edward J. Emory
M. Carroll Meredith
Senate
Annapolis
Forest timber farming could beat field crops, study suggests
Rising building costs push forestry into view as profitable. A Maryland observer notes 18 year old yellow locust stands yielding up to 1,500 fence posts per acre with thinning. On a 350 acre mountain farm, six year locust stands may net more in 15 years than rent, with chestnut poles, yellow poplar, loblolly pine, and red oak offering saw timber potential as ages advance. Practical forestry appears profitable now and projected future gains may rise with prices.
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Garrett County
Washington County
Miracles of Jesus Heal Leper Centurion and Peter's Wife
In this lesson three miracles illustrate Jesus as healer and mercy giver. A leper asks for cleansing and is cured. a Roman Centurion's faithful request heals his servant, prompting Jesus to remark on faith. Peter's mother-in-law recovers from fever and serves the group. Includes context on Sabbath healing and implications for faith.
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Jesus
Simon
Mount
Matthew
Bsides
Alaric
Christ
Peter
Luke iv
Capernaum
Mark
James
John
Satan
Son
God
Philadelphia Record
Hands on bread and fruit blamed for deaths
Dr. R G Eccles argues in the February Health Bulletin that dirty hands pollute water and spread diseases such as plague cholera typhoid fever consumption diphtheria and scarlet fever. He warns that hands handling bread meat pastries fruit and money must be kept clean to prevent illness. The report also notes White Holland turkeys eggs per clutch and an incident of a mail robbery on the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic Rail road. The Three Rivers steamer sails Potomac route with Wm C Geoghegan as master and Rev Dr A S Mowbray presents a lecture on The Land of Leather based on Scottish travels. Peach buds show promise of fruit this year.
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R. G. Eccles
Health Bulletin
Eccles
Holland
Wilhelm
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
Berlin
Claiborne
Baltimore
Three Rivers
Potomac
Wm. C. Geoghegan
A. S. Mowbray
Scotland
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Delicate cross children will find relief as the powders cleanse the stomach act on the vet and restore health. Claims to cure worms and provide rapid relief. Sold by druggists 25 cents samples sent by Allen S Olmsted LeRay NY.
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Cvermh
Cross
Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRay, N.Y
Easy Test Shake Allen's Foot-Ease Ad
Rubber or overshoe users can notice a difference with Allen's Foot-Ease. A handy remedy sold everywhere for 25 cents. Do not accept substitutes.
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Allen
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Ben. H. Johnson
Editoria Notes
State Board of Health
Crothers
Maryland
Baltimore City
Ireland
United States
Oov
State Board of Education
William P. Jackson
Congressman Jackson
Gorman
Supreme Court
Committee On Elections
Jesus the Healer
Country Church
Butterfield
Hartford Seminary
Frep R. Owens
Chancers
Nisi
Norman Straughn
Guardian
Frederick W. D. Pippin
Circuit Court
Equity
J. Kemp Stevens
Kemp Stevens
Sixth Street
Clark Bros
Bank OF
Ridgely
Ridgely, Maryland
Ck Co
TAO
Griffon Brand
Bilakkaly - Ia
Dlite
Tabhes
Melto
Caracul Lades
Chicstot Children's Coits
Corvert Cloth
Meltom
Children’s Coats
Chester
Kersey
Covert
Siz
John Sheverngam
Denton, MD
Pets
Messrs. H. Clinton
Winfield R. Wright
Carter Block
the Dress Goods Department
Nation
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