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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
2
Melvin and Johnson publish a Denton Maryland Saturday paper with journal-like notes and postal details. The issue notes weekly publication and postal registration as second class mail matter, highlighting a Denton edition and Saturday morning release.
A Salisbury meeting of Del Mar Via Peninsula canners aimed to form an organization to manage traffic in the industry. The industry supports 400 factories and about 40,000 workers seasonally, with a yearly pack around 2.25 million tons and roughly 67.5 million cases valued at about 135.7 million dollars.
The text explains tax deduction rules for losses. Losses on selling a home or car bought for personal use are not deductible unless the sale was an enter into for profit. Farm losses are deductible if from a farm run as a business but not if the farm is operated merely for pleasure.
State Conservation Commissioner Swepson Earle predicts demand for Chesapeake Bay oysters next season after health officers report a clean bill of health for Maryland product. The commission plans to grow more oysters this year to meet the anticipated 1925 1926 season demand.
Folk lore claims a few drops of black cat tail blood cure a sty shingles and spavined horse, with ringworm treated by tail or ear blood. Regions in Canada and New England show popularity. origin lies in ancient Egyptian cat worship and moon goddess associations.
The Bagdad Exchange describes convict carpet workers who chant in concert while weaving. Two groups follow a master’s directions across a long 57 foot carpet, each man reading his own strip and stitching accurately. The piece highlights trained, picket felons excelling in this precise labor as their sole noisy task.
Losses incurred in a taxpayer's trade or business or in any profit seeking transaction deductible from gross income for net income tax calculation. Nonbusiness losses must closely conform to specified criteria to qualify.
A farm laborer pressed into service as a caddie on an Irish golf course after a shortage gives two rounds to a player who pays generously. The improvised caddie, eager for more work, asks if he may return around the same time tomorrow.
Fragmentary note describes a speaker’s influence and a listener perched nearby. The snippet implies disbelief at the speaker’s charisma and hints at a seated observer recalling the scene. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the readable text.
Sale notice for a golden oak table six feet long and a Salat App RS listed by WEMNER PARKER in Denton Maryland near Choptank. Mentions 872 bees and a Victrola inquiry, terms unclear. Listing reads as a damaged mid-century ad fragment with several unreadable words.
A speaker argues against chemical and medical interference with infants, urging parents and physicians to respect the body's natural healing capacity. He cites spinal nerve pressure from misaligned bones as a cause of illness and promotes natural methods over injections or drugs to support the child's health.
Public sale of mortgaged property authorized by John C Wirst to Frank LE Yeoman dated December 1 1920 recorded in Caro line county Maryland. Assignment to Fred R Owens January 21 1926 noted at foot of mortgage. Default occurred and sale to take place in front of the Court House door Denton Carroll County Maryland on date to be announced.
On Tuesday March 10 1925 between 2 and 4 pm two parcels with improvements and appurtenances in the Third Election District Caroline county west of the road from J W Saulsbury’s gate to Todd’s Saw mill comprise about 18 acres. Traced from Isaac L Dukes to Frank E Yeoman to John C Hirst with deeds dated 1913 and 1920. Includes house garage barn feed house and five chicken houses along Williston mill pond. Terms: one third cash day of sale one third in six months balance in twelve months with interest on deferred portion. or all cash. Title papers and stamps at purchaser's expense. Assignee Fred R Owens. Auctioneer Leonard F Covey.
By virtue of power contained in a power of attorney the undersigned will sell at public auction on the premises to the highest bidder between the hours of 2 and 3 o'clock p m.
Public sale in front of the Court House door Denton Maryland of a Second district property described by metes and bounds with bungalow and outbuildings two miles east of Greensboro. Assignee Oscar Clark offers terms one third cash immediate, one third in six months, balance in one year or all cash. Purchase may obtain a two thirds loan through Oscar Clark.
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