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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
2
The speaker argues that human progress has meaning beyond mortal life. Philosophy and Jesus Christ affirm life after death, citing the resurrection as proof. He urges building enduring character to endure into a future form of existence.
James Cardinal Gibbons died at the Archbishop’s residence in Baltimore after a prolonged illness mainly affecting his heart. He was in his 87th year and passed away peacefully at 11.43. Cardinal Gibbons was one of the world’s most eminent men admired across churches and creeds for his simple yet powerful sermons on atonement and resurrection. He was among America’s most influential figures.
The piece praises Hoover for raising 33 million dollars to relieve European starving children, argues US aid disproves claims of indifference, and criticizes Colonel George Harvey and Wilson supporters. It contrasts religious duty with political spite, cites Theodore Marburg on armaments, and attacks Republican opposition to disarmament and peace efforts.
The Baltimore Sun notes improving farming conditions as exports rise and European demand strengthens due to lower prices in the Atlantic region. War wage adjustments push workers back to farms while a journalism department at Washington and Lee University will establish the Robert E. Lee Memorial Chair of Journalism. A new ruling allows a physician to prescribe four and seven eighth gallons of beer monthly to a real patient.
A National Magazine profile lauds Congressman T Alan Goldsborough of Maryland for prioritizing country over party. He favors tax relief to aid consumers and supports agricultural needs, citing low federal spending on agriculture in 1920. He reportedly opposes modifying the Volstead Act unless it strengthens prohibition.
In sad loving remembrance of my dear mother Mrs Moranda Sanders who died fifteen years ago March 26 1906. Dear is the place where my mother rests and memory sweet shall never fade. Her daughter IE C Newlee signs the tribute. Also a brief note mentions three years with us and the days that seemed as a day now fading away.
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