08 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1930
Page
1
Thomas J. Sullivan argues that unemployment stems from business cycles and the rise of mergers and pools. He blames financiers and large manufacturers for market crashes that erode buying power, prompting mass layoffs and bread lines, urging action to stabilize employment.
John Ford's Fox Movietone picture Men Without Women opens at the Capital Theatre next Monday. The submarine saga features authentic rescue sequences filmed on and under the Pacific Ocean with Navy experts J H Van der Wall and Arthur Geiring. Kenneth Mackenna leads a male cast that includes Frank Albertson Farrell Macdonald Walter McGrail and Paul Page.
A promotional notice urging readers to subscribe to The Journal to receive full county news coverage. Highlights the value of home delivery and timely local reporting, with emphasis on complete county updates.
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co has acquired Hughes Lumber and Coal Co and L. B. Towers and Bro and will remodel its plant. The project includes a new office and show rooms facing Seventh Street, redesigned warehouses to display and store materials, and improved delivery with light fast trucks. Elias W. Nuttle becomes manager after schooling and industry experience. Denton to boast one of the Eastern Shore’s most complete lumber and coal yards.
Metropolitan Opera soprano Martha Attwood praises radio broadcasting reaching homes and hospitals as she collaborates with French violinist Renee Chemet on the Atwater Kent Radio Hour, March 9, with Josef Pasternack conducting and an extensive program of classical and light pieces.
Rusty, a spoiled country doctor’s daughter, hides corn cake to thwart her father’s diet. She meets Dr. J Eugene Gateau alias John, dines on Johnny cake, and sparks fly. They fall in love, revealing a marriage plan rooted in corn cake cravings.
In Old Quebec the Sur le Cap street is noted as possibly the nar rowest on the American continent with a width of seven feet from house to house. No sidewalks, a small wooden bridge, and clotheslines across its width mark its cramped character as French children in the city recall their penny-voiced language. Nearby Little Champlain street showcases charming Old World houses and the Breakneck steps with an elevator on a cable system for ascent or descent.
The article describes the highest navigable lake system in the world located in Peru near Puno and Lima. It notes Lake Tutleaco at about 12,500 feet elevation measuring 145 miles by 45 miles with perpetually ice cold waters. It claims the lake resists rusting metals and contains eight large and fifteen smaller islands. Its sole outlet is Desaguadero River to Lake Poopo in Bolivia, a lake also at 12,000 feet with no outlet.
The article discusses conflicting views on lunar craters, noting the moon shows many craters with unclear origins. It argues against universal acceptance of volcanic activity as the cause, citing lack of lava flows and surrounding material that would fill craters.
Statistics show no age where a woman's chance of matrimony disappears though it drops after twenty five. A twenty year old has a better ten year marriage chance than a man of equal age. By twenty five the balance shifts and the woman’s chances decline while a man’s rise.
In Florida the second largest U S lake within the United States was recently concealed in an almost im penetrable fastness now accessible by improved roads.
The tidal air is the amount of air a human takes in with each breath, normally ranging from 20 to 80 cubic inches.
A reflective aphorism noting depth of truth contrasts with surface judgments. The author suggests truth is a hidden gem, while surface judgments are shaped by customary false measures.
The outside and the inside are contrasted in a brief Los Angeles Times quotation about perspectives, urging readers to seek both surfaces of a tale to grasp fuller meaning.
The Newcastle Courier questions public trust in law and order and asks if those who issue commands truly understand the burdens of enforcing rules and maintaining justice.
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