Denton Maryland Saturday Morning 1926 Masthead
Published every Saturday and entered at the Denton Maryland Post Office as second class mail matter for March 27 1926.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1926
Page
4
Public Office Is A Public Trust Debate Bears on Origin
Editorial notes trace the attribution of the phrase to Crapo and Cleveland, noting earlier uses by Henry Clay and Calhoun and others. It surveys who first aired the idea that government offices are trustee for the people, and discusses Senate defeats of McCamant and Warren under Coolidge, plus current GOP-Congress tension and rising car ownership in Caroline as context. It closes with local church Easter services at the Church of the Brethren led by S. Tra Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Washington Post
William W. Crapo
Crapo
Cleveland
New Bedford Statesman
Henry Clay
Ashland
Kentucky
Mr. Crapo
John C. Calhoun
New York Sun
Mathew Henry
Burke
Jefferson
Congressional Record
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Congress
Dan Lamont
Buffalo
Trustees of the People
Washington
Senate
Wallance McCamant
Coolidge
McCamant
Oregon
Hiram Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Coolidge
Roosevelt
Charles B. Warren
I¢É
Dawes
Warren
Legislative Branch
Church of the Brethren
Hin
S. Tra Arnold
Willian Marvel Dead In Queen Anne's County Heart Trouble
William Marvel aged 52, reputedly the heaviest man in Queen Annes and Caroline counties, died suddenly of heart trouble at his home near Sadlersville on Sunday evening. Survived by widow four sons one daughter and several siblings. Funeral Thursday at 1 am at his home with Samuel Cacman officiating. Interment Templeville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marvel
Queen Anne's
Sadlersville
Queen Annie’s
Caroline
Zev
Samuel Cacman
Templeville
Remembrance notices honor several loved ones in Denton
In loving remembrance of mothers, sisters, and a father, dated from 1906 to 1926, with multiple entries by children and spouses. Including Maranda Sanders, Bertha E. Culver, Lola M. Haymond, and William F. Liden, plus Pratt T. Taylor and a notice of a for rent dwelling on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranda Sanders
Emma Newlee
Bertha E. Culver
Ethel
Ernest Brown
Lola M. Haymond
William F. Liden
Pratt T. Taylor
Third Street
Denton
J. H. Nichols
Our Annual Majestic Range Demonstration at Thompson Howe
Our Annual Majestic Range Demonstration will be held at our store on April 12 17. A free set of Copper or Agale ware or a White Enameled Table will be given free with each Range sold during Demonstration Week only Thompson Howe Supply Co Willshoro Md
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Majestic
Thompson Howe, & Supply CO
Willshoro
Salesmen Wanted For Household And Farm Goods
Advertisement seeking men in every community to distribute a 25 year old line of household and farm necessities directly to consumers. Earn from 35 to 100 a week with no risk. Free book available from G C Heberling Company Bloomington Illinois.
Adlerika Evacuates Gas and Waste in Ten Minutes
Gas pressure to the abdomen causes a nervous restless feeling and prevents sleep. Adlerika removes gas quickly and brings out surprising amounts of old waste matter. Ideal for constipation or allied stomach trouble. Breeding's Drug Store.
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Adlerika
Jackson announces candidacy for Caroline County sheriff
William F Jackson of Ridgely declares his candidacy for the sheriff’s office in the upcoming Democratic primaries. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability and asks for voter support in the county’s key office, dated January 9 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
WM. F. Jackson
Ridgely
William C. Andrew for Sheriff in Denton 1926
In a Denton Maryland notice dated January 16 1926 William C Andrew declares his candidacy for Sheriff stating his prior service will benefit taxpayers and asking friends countywide for support. A separate line from Robert L Breeding dated March 6 1926 announces intent to seek the Democratic primary sheriff nomination and requests public help.
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
Notice to creditors that Harriet L Ivins of Caroline County Maryland died leaving personal estate. The subscriber has letters testamentary from the Orphans Court. All claimants must exhibit claims to the subscriber with vouchers by October 10 1926 or be excluded from estate benefits. Dated March 23 1928.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Circuit Court
Wesley E. Thawley
Geo. A. Deakyne
Circuit Court For
Equity
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
Geo. A. Dekayne
Desirable North Denton residence for sale
For sale a desirable residence on the north side of Market street in the town of Denton between Fifth and Seventh streets. It features electric lights, a bath and ample outbuildings. A splendid location with immediate possession and liberal terms offered by The Denton National Bank.
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Denton
Sifth
Seventh
Denton National Bank
Denton National Bank to Close for Good Friday
The Denton National Bank in Denton Maryland announces it will close Friday April 2 1926 for Good Friday a legal holiday. All paper payable and maturing that day may be paid on the following day with cashier Wot Norris signing the notice.
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Denton National Bank
Denton
Wot
Norris
the Provident State Bank
Preston
J. A. Trazzare
THE
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
Bank Notice from The Peoples Bank Denton Md 1926
The Peoples Bank Denton Maryland issues a notice dated March 25 1926 noting April 2 1926 Good Friday as a legal holiday and that paper is payable here on the run dry with cashier Frank Wright signing The notice reflects a banking closure or payout instruction for the holiday.
Provident State Bank Notice at Preston Maryland
The Provident State Bank of Preston Maryland announces on March 25 1926 with J A Trazzare as cashier.
Bank Official News from Goldsboro Md 1926
The Goldsboro Bank in Goldsboro Maryland lists Robert Jarrell Jr as cashier on March 25 1926.
Poultry and Plants and Real Estate Ad Teaser
Poultry and raspberry plants for sale with cash pay. S. A. Linn advertises Everbearing Raspberry plants at $7.50 per 1000. Real estate: a three room dwelling on Fourth Street, Denton, immediate possession. Also White Leghorn eyes, Ferris roosters from around 600 old hens for sale. W. P. Taylor of Iveston, Md.
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S. A. Linn
P.O. Hobba
Fourth Street
Denton
James E. Wright
Denton, Md
W. PL. Taylor
Iveston, Md
State Road
Greenaboro
Willoughby Nowell
Rules for Health by Douglas Malloch
Advice in a McClure Newspaper style poem outlines ten simple health rules. It urges daily walking outdoors, sleeping outdoors if indoors by day, balanced hours of sleep for all ages, moderation in meat, rough and sweet foods, generous water, good posture, deep breathing, mental calm, and avoiding illness while staying moderate overall.
Mutton Dishes and Cooking Tips From Historic Menu
The article outlines best practices for cooking mutton including removing the skin, serving piping hot, and ensuring fats stay melted for flavor. It provides recipes such as a Casserole of Rice and Mutton with chopped mutton, crackers, and seasonings, steamed then served with tomato sauce, plus notes on Brod lamb chops and a white sauce with ham added, kept hot in the oven.
Adventurer Judson’s Tumultuous Life and Civil War Service
Edward Judson Judson 1822 born in Philadelphia pursued sea life at 13 and rescued a boat. became a famed writer and magazine editor later jailed for mob actions. He served as Civil War scout, was wounded 20 times, earned commission, and ended career under President Adams era.
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Dward
C. Judson
Philadelphia
Seung Judson
Sip
Lost River
N.Y
van Buren
Jeany Annapelis
Judson
Beine
Wellinas Ganeus
Magazne
Serape
The
Matthew Adama
Cause Enough in Suilth Household Cushion Dispute
A two hour row in the Suilth home ends with Mrs North and seven year old Wille Smith recounting a cushion clash over a chair. The quarrel centers on mama placing a cushion on daddy's chair and the boy reveals it was Jamuaia's plan cushion.
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Wille Smith
Dad Sees It as Tree of Genius for College Health
The Atlanta Constitution quotes Mabos praising a so called tree of genius as a dreamful summer, but warns winter winds will chill it. It notes no pine or oak was cut, yet suggests christening it to fuel the chimney blaze and keep up college athletic exercises. Roll up sleeves and work hard for health and spirits.
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Mabos
Eis
Atlanta Constitution
Hair's Change Explained by Science Or Not
A 19th century style discussion questions why hair turns gray or white, citing Professor Thomson and Oxford entomologist Paulton. It notes historical cases such as Marie Antoinette and medieval writers, and explains proposed mechanisms including gas bubbles in hair and pigment-devouring white corpuscles, while acknowledging weather-related color changes in animals.
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Gs Weekly
Arthur Thomson
Peppe
Paulton
Oxford
Ino
Thomson
Marthe Antoinette
Vitae of a Memory Prodigy in Classical Verse Recital
Viviant's Memory Prodigious reveals Rene Vistenis vast knowledge of Preoehiterature. He memorized thousands of verses and could recite nets of the Chassic tragedies flawlessly. He amazed an examiner with precise analysis of the Clu and recited full fragments of Horatias and Phedre on request.
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Rene Vistenis
Viniani
Horatias
Phedre
Ears that Tell Ages to Determine Horse Age
A fragmented description explains aging a horse by its teeth and ear. It notes examining ear structures and mentions a bony pocket in the inner ear with a stone that rolls, aiding orientation. As the fish grows older the ear grows larger, suggesting age determination from ear size.
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Weiler
Che Othuuth
Punctuation Remarks Inks and Imprints From a Printer
A clipped piece on punctuation marks and their personality. It notes periods commas colons and quotation marks as active verbal cues and explains how writers use parentheses asterisks and hyphens to shape meaning and pacing in text.
British Expert Hints At Coal Oil From Gas Pressures
A British expert reports experiments by multiple departments at Lancashire coal research centers showing a possible extraction of up to 6 percent oil from coal when powdered and subjected to very high gas pressures. Professor Nish notes these results limit to basic data published, with liquid products containing unidentified hydrocarbons. He cautions on commercial viability and notes coal types vary in yield by region, Wales and Staffordshire showing different percentages.
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Birtataghare Ceaghard Wniversity
Lancashire
Nish
Reading
Suide Fie
Atte
Stafordshire
South Wales
Courage and Fear in Human Nature Quote by Mill
A reflection on courage noting that natural impulses influence bravery but true steadiness comes from cultivated virtue. John Stuart Mill argues fear dominates without disciplined cultivation, distinguishing instinctive boldness from consistently trained moral courage.
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John Stuart Mill
Witty remark at club leads to mistaken identity
A man reads easily to Hob eras, as friends lounge at a club window. A street car arrives with Perkins, his wife, and sister. A bystander asks who is the wife, and Roberts quips she is the one who did not help off the car.
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Hobers
Perkins
Roberts
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Naaommi
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G. C. Heberling Company
Dept
Bloomington
Wines
Sheriff’s Office
William C. Andrew. Denton
Robert L. Breeding
Harriet L.ivins
Clark C
Ivins
the Peoples Bank
Frank Wright
Jos. H. Roche
Concord
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Oliver
Deering McCormick
Firestone
Nuttle Hardware CO
S. Frank Cole
Mudd’s
Auditor's Order
James Tea Assignee
Estie Taylor
Calvin H. Taylor
George A. Deakyne
George A. Dearyne
Viviant
Lydia A. Outten
Henry R. Lewis
Lydia A. Cutten
Zeigler
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Wilton Trice
Bertha Trice
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Baltimore
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ST. Paul
Redden’s Palace Theatre
First National Presents
First National Pictures, Inc
Uriah’s Son
Stephen Vincent Bennett
Earl Hudson
George Archainbaud
Ben Lyon
Viola Dana
Bebe Daniels
Bebe
George McCutcheon
FBI
Herbert Brenon
New York
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Redden
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Refined Photo Productions
Denton, Maryland
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