Hoover's inaugural address favors world peace and strong defense
President Hoover pledges support for the World Court and the anti war treaty while stressing prepared defense and law enforcement. He signals cooperation with Latin America, outlines agricultural relief and tariff changes, and urges public partnership to guide the nation. Governor Roosevelt proposes a statewide crime investigation corps using advanced forensic methods to aid sheriffs, while naturalists push Bob White habitat and diet studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Coolidge
Congress
Hoover
Save the quail and spare the farmer’s fields
An editorial argues for sparing Bob White quail as farmers’ allies against crop pests and weed seeds, noting their net value to agriculture outweighs sport hunting. It condemns wasteful road-building by governments, praises road benefits, and urges fiscal prudence, especially in the Boulevard Bill and Caroline mileage. It also recalls Hoover’s 22nd special session and early Congress history. It stresses teaching thrift to children as a balanced virtue, not penny-pinching, to foster a thrifty, prosperous youth without miserliness.
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Caroline
Herbert Hoover
Harding
New York
National Capital
George Washington
Washington
Getting Ready For The Summer Camps Permits Required For 1929 Season
The State Department of Health reminds camp operators that no camp can operate without a permit. Last year's permit does not carry over. new applications must be filed promptly with location, capacity, duration, and waste disposal details. Inspections will be done before season opening. supervision remains under Deputy State Health Officers and the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering. Camps meeting Board of Health requirements will be certified and posted with approval placards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
R. H. Riley
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
State Board of Health
Camp Sanitation Campground Licensing in Maryland 1926 1928
In 1926 105 camps in 19 counties were inspected and less than half met the requirements and were licensed. In 1927 133 camps were inspected and 78 licensed across twenty counties. In 1928 104 camps were inspected and 76 licensed with twenty counties represented. Caroline Worcester and Somerset had no licensed camps. Anne Arundel led with 16 licenses. Frederick, Montgomery, and Washington counties had four each. List of forms and plans available from Dr. R H Riley at the State Department of Health in Baltimore City. Plans for small living quarters and building materials guidance also provided on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Worcester
Somerset
Anne Arundel
Frederick County
Montgomery
Washington
Eating Correctly Regularity Adequate Foods
A dated nutrition piece outlines a basic daily diet plan for all ages, emphasizing three meals at regular hours, mandatory milk portions, two or more vegetables with leafy raw inclusion, two or more fruits, one whole grain, and one animal protein. It details a dinner menu featuring Fish Tart and Stuffed Sweets, and provides recipes for stuffed potatoes with pineapple, winter beet and cabbage salads, and Spanish Cream dessert, including preparation steps and garnishes.
Ladies Aid and Sewing Circle Socials Highlight Goldsboro
In Goldsboro the Ladies Aid were delightfully entertained by Mrs W C Cheffins near town on Wednesday afternoon with a business meeting and abundant refreshments. An evening of song and story is announced at the M E Church South next Sunday at 730 pm with the topic Mary the Doubles Daughter. The Sewing Circle enjoyed a Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Luther Bennett. Mr and Mrs W J Murphy returned from a three week trip in the South. Further visits include Mr and Mrs Grant Dewitt to Bridgeville Delaware, and Mr and Mrs J W Gibson visiting relatives in Harrington and Elsmere Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cheffins
M. E. Church
Mary
Luther Bennett
W. J. Murphy
South
Grant Dewitt
Wm. Quillen
Bridgeville
Del
J. W. Gibson
Elsmere
M. E. Jarman
Harrington
J. JL. Vansant
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Post Office
Vansant
Civil Service Commission
Free Press
Ira L. Butler
Bessie Davis
Anthony
Central M. {. Church
Sadie Wilson
Baltimore
J. Clément Clarke
Springfield Hospital
John Itz Vangesel Tias
Resolutions of Sympathy for Clara Sullivan
The Ladies Aid of the American Corner M. P. Church offers heartfelt sympathy on the death of Clara Sullivan a valued longtime member. The resolutions praise her virtuous life and probity and express condolence to her family and friends, asking that copies be sent to the family and published in the county newspaper.
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M. P. Church
Clara Sullivan
Ethel Bowdle
Sallie M. Towers
Twenty-Fifth Year Recap From The Journal This Week
Twenty five years ago notes cover Edwin F Abell son of A S Abell Sun founder dies aged, business partners in undertakers, Delaware road upgrades near Harrington, Dover quarantine for scarlet fever, steamer misadventures, smallpox recoveries, Dover Bridge repairs, local trotting stallion sale, Dover street property sale, Fourteenth Cavalry Philippines battle, local obituaries and civil service appointments update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Abell
A. S. Abell Company
Baltimore ‘Sun
Ife
A. S. Abell
Sun
Samuel Griffin
James T. Cooper
Delaware Road
Harrington
Alfred Smith
Dover
T. J. Williams
D. R. Flaharty
J. T. Fleetwood
Federalsburg
Cambridge
Spence
Claiborne
Denton
Jappo
Dover Bridge
Caroline
Philippines
R. Kemp Williams
Delaware
Caroline County
Tie
Williams
Wm. D. Taylor
William B. Goatee
Edward W. Liden
Annie Cohee
Philadelphia
Miss Cohee
Ridgely
T. Sehlegle
Ridgely Cemetery
Wm. Montague
Julio Lane
Charles Montague
Marydel
IL. D. Spencer
Barratt’s Chapel
Del
Louisa’ M. Donaldson
John S. Barnhart
West Newton
Old Oakland
Greensboro
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Sarah E. Pritchett
The family expresses gratitude for the many kindnesses shown during their bereavement after the death of their mother Mrs. Sarah E. Pritchett. Her children extend thanks for support and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Pritchett
Bean Beetle Control Meetings Set in Caroline County
P Sanders and H A Hunter will address meetings in Ridgely and Denton on March 12 about Mexican Bean Beetle control and stringless bean diseases. The beetle appeared in 1928 and may increase this year. Growers plan spraying and dusting fruit and vegetable crops. information card 240 on Mexico Bean Beetles control is available.
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P. Sanders
H. A. Hunter
Caroline County
Ridgely
Town Hall
Denton
Mexico
EK. N. Cory
Grow Healthy Chicks plan boosts 1928 poultry gains
Fifteen Caroline poultrymen report reduced losses and better pullet egg production after following the Grow Healthy Chicks plan. The eight points include starting with certified chicks, thorough cleaning, moving to clean ground, clean feed areas, wholesome rations, disinfection, avoiding crowding, and keeping mortality and feed cost records.
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Caroline
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Editorials Highlight Vernon Political Discourse From The Sussex Republican
The Vernon notes reflect editorial interest in political discussions within the paper. Congress member Houston, praised as Delaware’s most honored, presented Mrs. Alice St. Ross for a year, with events at Van Dyke Station and Patterson’s School celebrating good behavior despite illness. Obituaries include Mrs. Annabel Smith Bullock of Hurlock and Charles Collison, with survivors listed.
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Houston
Congress
Delaaware
Alice ST. Ross
Sussex
van Dyke Station
George Denny
Laura Smith
John
Holywood Cemetery
Larrington
Charles Collison
Rebecca Jester
University of Pennsylvania
Walter Jester
Charles Larrimore
New York City
Patterson's
Local Roads Impassable Delays School Bus Runs
Liden's area roads remain nearly impassable delaying the school bus for several days. The Parsons of Huntington Virginia have moved to the F. D. Carpenter farm. William Chapel visits with the Meloney family near Seaford. Clarence Melvin and Helen Melvin visit Preston. June Walling spends Monday with Mrs. Chambers at Andersontown. Edward Adams shows improvement. Pauline Wright visits Elizabeth Masten.
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Parsons
Huntington
Virginia
F. D. Carpenter
William Chapel
William Meloney
Seaford
Clarence Melvin
Helen Melvin
Preston
June Walling
William Chambers
Andersontown
Bethlehem Community House supper benefits church event
A supper will be held at Bethlehem Community House on Thursday evening March 14 at 6 10 pm serving oysters chicken ham salads pickles rolls and Maryland biscuits. Proceeds go to the church. Tickets cost five cents. Mr and Mrs Guy Harrington of Royal Oak visited over the weekend. Mrs Fred Messick of Delaware visited with her father Nathaniel Legates. The Ladies Aid meets March 12 at 2 pm at Mrs John Hopkins home. Mr and Mrs Roland Carroll and their sons of New York spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs James Todd visited her daughter Mrs Orland Wright.
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Bethlehem Community House
Maryland
Guy Harrington
Royal Oak
George S[arrington
Fred Messick
Delaware
Nathaniel Legates
Ladies Aid
John Hopkins
Roland Carroll
New York
James Todd
Orland Wright
Jannings Rise From Hayloft to Continental Star
Emil Jannings, born in Brooklyn, rose from ten year old hayshipping to London streets to join Max Reinhardt and Berlin stage. He later embraced film, gaining fame as Europe’s top actor with titles like Passion Deception Variety Peter the Great Danton and Sins of the Fathers. Ruth Chatterton leads a supporting cast in Sins of the Fathers, showing at New Dover Opera House Monday Tuesday Wednesday, March 11 12 and 13.
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Emil Jannings
Jannings
Brooklyn
N. Y
Germany
London
Max Reinhardt
Players
Berlin
Reinhardt
Ruth Chatterton
Barry Norton
Zasu Pitts
Matthew Betz
Marry Cording
New Dover Opera House
Rose Marie comes to Baltimore Marykind Theatre for week
Rose Marie has sparked a sensation and arrives at the Marykind Theatre in Baltimore for a week starting Monday March 11 with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Arthur Hammerstein presents a ambitious musical play with Rudolf Friml and Herbert Stothart score praised as tuneful and superb. Virginia Fox and a strong cast lead over ninety performers plus a symphony orchestra in a high water mark production.
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Baltimore
America
Arthur Hanmerstein
North Woods
Canada
Azman
Jim Kenyon
Rose Marie
Rudolf Friml
Uerbert Stothart
Arthur Hammerstein
Virginia Fox
Paul Donah
Mirva Nirska
Charles Meakins
Peggy Pates
Ilouston Richards
Daisy Gibson
Luno Marco
Ross Gibson
Russell Griswold
In Memoriam for Husband Died March 13 1930
In loving remembrance from his wife a solemn memorial note notes he suffered hours of pain and that God opened the golden gate He is gone but not forgotten and the message closes with a proverb about silence and words followed by a short adage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Golden Gate
Sacred concert by Euterpean Choral Society at Grand Opera House
Cambridge and nearby music lovers may hear sacred works by the Euterpean Choral Society of Easton directed by Mrs. Cleveland S. Smith. The performance Sunday at 3 PM at the Grand Opera House is sponsored by Cambridge Lodge 1272 Elks with free will silver offering to meet expenses. Notable soloists include Elwood Wagner, Frances Hackett, Elinor C. Hughes, W. S. Nabb, and William A. Sheppard.
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Cambridge
Euterpean Choral Society
Easton
Maryland
Cleveland S. Smith
Grand Opera House
Cambridge Lodge No
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Euterbean Society
Elwood Wagner
Wagner
Smith
Frances Hackett
W. S. Nabb
Federalsburg
Elinor C. Hughes
A. C. Miller
Trappe
William A. Sheppard
Salisbury
Prominent Denton Citizen Praises Hera Tonic
Denton druggist W. J. Evans recalls a local resident’s long stomach trouble. After trying Hera the tonic from Caroline Pharmacy the man reports gas bloating heartburn and pain eased and says he can digest meals. Ad guarantees refund if not satisfied after five days and invites medical explanation at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Evans
Denton
Hera
Caroline Pharmacy
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY NEAR DENTON
Public sale to be held at the farmer’s residence on the State Road between Denton and Williston about 1 mile from Denton on 1929 at 10 o'clock a m. Items include a sorrel farm horse good cow milk, one carriage harness fodder lumber wood 276 Leghorn pullets all laying, and a variety of household goods including a sturdy cook stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowit
Auction terms for Klein and Temple sale
All sums of 10 dollars and under cash. On sums over that amount a credit of six months will be given. Purchaser must give approved interest bearing note. No property to be removed until terms are complied with. Gottlob Klein James Temple Auctioneers Jostan A Beer Clerk.
Dix v Green et al case details listed
L. Gertude Dix and co plaintiffs sue Beasie Green and others in a civil action. The filing outlines parties involved and claims seeking relief or damages. Court involvement and case title indicate a formal legal proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertude Dix
Beasie Green
Opening March 11th Two Dependable Men for Caroline County
Two married men with cars are sought to begin March 11 in Caroline County. Starting pay $25.00 with three yearly raises. Permanent positions with future opportunities. Write today.
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Caroline County
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Roosevelt
New York Crime Commission
Scotland Yard
Bob White
Goldsboro
The
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County Extension News
Vernon
Bethlehem
Rabbi Ben Azai
Ourben Remedy Co
Fox
Denton Man
Tam
Williston
Gottlob Klein
James Temple
Jostan A. Beer
Clerk
Auditor's Order
Niss
Equity
Garoline County
T. Clayton Jicrsey
Clayton Horsey
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
Daniel Ritchie
Circuit Court
T. Clayton Horsey
Fuller Brush Company
Wilmington, del
Florida
Morton’s Salt
Chief Peas
Crook’s
Ridgely, Maryland
Stacy & Wilton Co
Wrightsville
Sterling Brand
W.G. Wooters
Market St
Denton, Maryland
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