Highway safety attack goes threefold in fight on deaths
The article details a three flank approach to reducing highway fatalities through education enforcement and engineering. It notes police backing for traffic schools, state and local safety bureaus, and training at Harvard and Northwestern. It cites a 1987 US fatality rate of 15.9 per 100 million vehicle miles and optimism for lowering it below five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Harvard University
Northwestern University
State College
Pennsylvania
Rotary Club
United States
National Safety Council
What Counts with God What Counts with God
Lesson for March 27 on Mark 7 1 13 contrasts traditionalism with true heart religion. It warns that washed hands matter less than a cleansed heart and condemns human tradition that robs God’s grace. The text urges removing hindrances to direct fellowship with God.
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Jesus
Christ
Israel
God
Jesus Christ
Morgan
Earth
Remark on virtue and self worth from Sir Philip Sidney
A reflective quotation on goodness and virtue, noting that true strength begins within the self and is mirrored in noble hearts, attributed to Sir Philip Sidney.
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Sir P. Sidney
Simplicity of Religion Quote from James 1 27
A brief biblical verse emphasizes pure religion as visiting orphans and widows in distress while keeping oneself unstained by worldly contamination. The passage stresses charitable care and moral integrity as central to faith. The wording echoes early Christian instruction on conduct.
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James
Publicity fuss over presidential notes sale and profits
Charles Michelson argues newspaper and magazine sales of presidential notes raise partisan criticism. The piece reviews Harding and Wilson cases, noting columnists' shifting views on motives and proceeds, with Roosevelt-era figures cited as examples.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Frank Kent
David Lawrence
Harding
Marion Star
Little Country
Hoyle
Woodrow Wilson
Jay Franklin
Kent
Lawrence
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Safe Highways Ahead Editorial on Highway Safety
An Ro tarian Magazine editorial argues that private groups like automobile manufacturers and the Automotive Safety Foundation are driving a new, comprehensive attack to reduce highway deaths. It cites 40,000 annual US fatalities, half pedestrians, over a million injuries, and billion-dollar losses, while urging broader safety efforts across all automobilized sectors.
Judicious pruning tips for flowering shrubs and roses
University of Maryland horticulturist Walter Ballard advises pruning after bloom for most deciduous flowering shrubs to preserve form and buds. Azaleas need little pruning. other groups like althea hydrangea butterfly bush abelia can be pruned in dormancy without harming bloom. Roses require removing dead wood and diseased growth. hybrid teas to six to eight inches, shrub roses treated like early flowering spiraea.
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Walter R. Ballard
University of Maryland Extension Service
Spring furnace cleaning warning from fire official
The warning urges homeowners to run furnaces safely during spring cleaning to keep homes warm without causing fires. Emphasizes using common sense to prevent burns and fire hazards.
Prevention tips warn of winter furnace fire risk
A safety warning stresses that end of winter furnace and stove neglect can turn a home into a ruin. The National Board of Fire Underwriters notes cold weather raises fires yearly and urges calling a heating expert for repairs. Regular servicing prevents dangerous leaks, blocked chimneys, and inefficiency.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Founding of Maryland Commemoration at University
Maryland Day events at the University of Maryland College Park marked by cooperation with the State Department of Education. Prince George's and Montgomery counties provided delegations of high school students. Montgomery Blair High School staged two Maryland history episodes. Governor Nice gave the principal address. Dr. H C Byrd presided, with Dr. Albert S Cook also speaking and a student vocal program conducted by Harlan Randall.
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Maryland
University of Maryland
College Park
State Department of Education
University
H. C. Byrd
Prince George’s
Montgomery
Montgomery Blair High School
Montgomery County
Charles I
Leonard
Cecil Calvert
St. Mary’s City
Harry W. Nice
Albert S. Cook
Harlan Randall
Home Baked Fish With Stuffing by Mrs Ethel Hunter
Mrs Ethel M Hunter shares a baked fish recipe for a 3 to 4 pound fish with stuffing. Ingredients include bread crumbs celery onion parsley lemon juice and butter seasoned with salt and pepper. Steps cover cleaning stuffing the fish sewing closed pan lining and baking at 375 degrees for about 1 1/2 hours with water in the pan.
Surplus Maryland Food Purchases Aided Relief Efforts
The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration removed over 7,000,000 pounds of surplus Maryland foods in 1937 to stabilize markets and aid relief programs. Maryland supplies included apples, cottonseed oil, eggs, dry skim milk, evaporated milk, sweet potatoes, and white potatoes, with cotton fabric also manufactured for experimental uses. The surplus supported relief and welfare agencies nationwide.
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Maryland
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
States
District of Columbia
Ice Cream History and Production Surges in America
A look at vanilla and chocolate at 56 and 10 percent respectively, with 25 to 30 million gallons produced in 1900 rising to 265 million in 1937, surpassing 1929 high. Notes on origins from Nero to King Charles I, Dolly Madison, and Baltimore founder Jacob Fussel, plus nutritional content.
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Emperor Nero
Marco Polo
Asia
Italy
Catherine de Medici
France
Charles I
England
London
The
Battery
Dolly Madison
White House
Jacob Fussel
Baltimore
Auditor's Order Nisi ratified March 22 1938 in Caroline County
Auditor's order nisi requires the auditor's report be ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from March 26 1938. A copy of the order must be published in Caroline County newspapers for two consecutive weeks before April 4 1938. True Copy by Clerk T Clay ton Horsey.
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Caroline County
T. Cle von Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
Assignee's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Caroline County MD
Mortgage from Roy Q Bowman and Esther Bowman to M Willi fred Deweese dated Feb 16 1926 recorded in Liber GAD No 25 folio 347 assigned to Fred R Owens for collection. At the Denton Court House between 2 and 4 PM three parcels in Fourth Election District offered, parcels totaling 2 acres 1.5, 29 acres 37 sq perches, and a larger parcel with unspecified acres. Two story dwelling and outbuildings. one half cash, rest in six months with interest. title papers, stamps and recording fees to purchaser. Auctioneer James Temple.
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Roy QO. Bowman
Esther Henrietta Bowman
M. Willifred Deweese
Liber G.A.D
Caroline County
Fred R. Owens
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Hog Creek
Gilpin's Point
Dawson’s Branch
Fsat
Gilpin’s Point
Gilpin
Taylor
Wilbert L. Merriken
Roy O. Bowman
Liber
G.A. D
Sale ratified under court orders in Caroline County
Ordered March 8 1938 that the sale of property by W Brewster Deen Assignee be ratified unless a contrary cause is shown by March 12 and a copy of this order published in Caroline County newspapers for four consecutive weeks before April 11. The report states sales amount $775.00. T Clayton Horsey Clerk of the Circuit Court for Caroline County. True Copy Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brewster Deen
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Western Newspaper Union
Severs
Antruths
Cee
Laco. Lessoner
Harold L. Lundquist
Ean
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Aly
Rete
PIAL
Yi Quak
Franklin
Wilson
Coolidge
Ray Leong
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Morro Bayer
Aspirin
Bird Defrank
Burrsville
Harrington Road
Fifth and Market Streets
W. T. Nichols
Denton, Md
Ethel M. Hunter
Aaple
Dean
Ernest G. Cooper
General Insurance
Oil City
HH. C. Wright
FSCC
Barred Rocks
White Leghorns
Newhampshires
West Denton Hatchery
R. W. Jackson Feed CO
Federalsburg
Claudel E. Wright
Claiborne-Annapolis- Matapeake Ferries
Anna
Annapolis
Matapeakepolis
Matapeake
Claiborne
the Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
Annapolis, Maryland
Nisi
George Harmon
Circuit Court
JT. Clayton Horsey
Albert C. Craft
Edith M. Graft
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
the Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Josiah A. Beck
George W. Beck
New Hampshire
S. C
J. Harvey Quillen
Preston, Md
Davis Hatchery
Preston
Quality Poultry Farm
Harrington, del
P. O
Salisbury
Charles W. Ellwanger
W. W. Sylvester
A. W. Short
Dorsett
Fairfax
Catskill
Blakemore
Ridgely
Lupton
George R. Willey
Greenwood
Cal
James Temple
Assignee
Annie R. Towers
Orphans’ Court
Arthur PF. Sittig
Lilly Sittig
Eastern Shore
Hillebere
F. J. Wright
Optometrist
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