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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1929
Page
4
A reverent reflection on mothers and the virtue of selfless service, noting mothers seek no credit for care and urging Sunday as a tribute to living and dead mothers. It acknowledges a debate over who originated the idea but emphasizes universal respect and May 12th as the national observance.
Editorial notes in 1929 emphasize May 18 as Good Will Day, highlighting its broad observance, youth involvement, and historical roots from Europe to Wales and Japan. The piece links peace goals to education, reduced armaments, and international broadcasting cooperation debated at Geneva on wavelengths and air traffic regulations.
Broadcasts from Byrd’s Antarctic expedition highlight how radio links keep isolated workers in lumber camps fishing shores and mining camps connected to civilization. The piece argues stock exchanges foster honest growth and that Denton offers healthier, cheaper living than crowded cities.
The Department of State drafted a defensive restatement of the Monroe Doctrine awaiting approval by Secretary Stimson and President Hoover. It seeks to improve U S Latin American relations following the Pan American conference and Hoover's visit. A separate note observes that manufacturers who fail to publicize via newspaper ads may struggle to sell goods.
Adams relatives and friends gather for visits over the weekend with Blanche Stetler and Sadie Devore of Philadelphia among those noted. Local households hosted Rev S L Hanby and nephew, plus multiple Adams family members visiting from Wilmington Federalsburg and Chester. Sunday School at Bloomery. Bloomery Aid to meet in May with Anna Robinson.
Mr. W. E B. Brown to run a shirt factory at Centreville and the School Board vote to close schools on May 13. Local trades seek lower prices via new machinery. Community events include a Burrsville wedding at Wesley M E Church on April 27 and a law-building dance with many attendees. Religious leaders visit and speak as community clocks and honors roll in.
In sad but loving remembrance of my dear wife who departed this life one year ago May 2 1928 Out in that beautiful graveyard my wife sleeps Beneath the cold sod Beneath the ground so deep A sad year with all its changes Since death bade its part But dear wife all these changes Cannot take you from my heart Each day we miss your loving ways Since you were called away Time and space cannot take Your memory from my heart You are not forgotten dear wife Nor ever will you be For as long as time and memory last We will remember thee By her husband Herman Halterman.
A 20th century touring plane model guides a young American to cultivate two forces as lifting power and driving power. Character and integrity drive truthfulness and honesty, while energy and purposeful effort propel success in study and life.
The Christian Science Monitor reflects on how achievement stems from faith in the right. It argues that moral conviction guides progress and sustains effort, highlighting steady perseverance and principled action as core drivers of meaningful outcomes.
Pure bred Duroc Jersey pigs for sale six weeks old at five dollars each. Contact G. J. Kern at B-4-tf Tuckahoe Neck for details and purchase.
A fragmented diary recounts days with Ant Emmy and Ma noting hat shopping, garden talk, a youth rebellion, a near kiss, a pinched Ma, a joke about a gold tooth, a bridge party cook’s remark, a referigerator incident, and a first swim with family. Names appear as Ant Emmy and Elsy amid ordinary domestic moments.
A promotional tract urges continual cordial advertising to secure year round patronage. It argues that consistent, high quality offerings and truthful messaging build customer trust, pricing fairness, and repeated sales. It compares seasonal greetings to ongoing ads and stresses that more advertising increases store popularity and profits.
Templeville reports guests over the weekend from Tatboro Philadelphia Newark and Salisbury. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J F Raughiey with family Mrs Annie Maske Mr Charles Maske and Stephen Oscarson Miss WWazel Helen Golt Louise Barton and Mr and Mrs T H Golt. Church services Sunday School at 10 and sermon at 11 by Rev J W Ensley. Additional visits from Ridley Park and Goldsboro companions noted.
Over 49 000 loblolly pine seedlings, enough to cover more than 40 acres, were planted in Caroline county this spring by six landowners. The trees from the State Forestry Nursery at College Park, Md., sit on land not used for crops. Planting leaders include H. A. Nuttle Tra M W. Samis Calvert Merriken Denton A. T. Brunthaugh L. N. Kibler Greensboro and L. W. Merriken Federalsburg.
County workers invite tomato growers to apply for the Maryland Ten Ton Tomato Contest with a requirement of at least two acres per farm. Last year about 30 entrants, led by John Howard with 12.5 tons per acre, earned prizes. Yields of ten tons per acre qualify for prizes including gold watches and certificates from canning industry sponsors.
Six members join the Ahoys 4 71 Club at Preston with W F Gadow hosting. Members include Bernhardt Gadow John Fuchs Robert Gadow Walter Lord Alvin Gadow and Kenneth Lane. The next meeting is Wednesday May 8 held with the Farm Bureau gathering at Preston.
Farm Engineer R. W. Carpenter, in charge of Farm Engineering, will be in Caroline county on May 10 and 11 to assist land owners with drainage problems. He has laid out several tile drainage systems in the county that are working successfully. Farmers seeking advice should notify the County Agent before the 10th.
Early separation of pullets and cockerels aids development and growth. Ensure pullets reach proper growth before laying to promote strong egg production in the next month.
A compact guide to stylish dinner prep with fruit cups Lettuce rolls and Prime Whip dessert. It outlines a strawberry fruit cup lettuce rolls and a prunes dessert with steps and ingredients for serving and presentation. The tone resembles a mid century home economics tip sheet emphasizing planning and decorative touches.
A prominent Denton citizen credits Hera tonic with relief from long illness. The neighbor recommended it and the tonic reportedly stopped gas and sour stomach, improved appetite, and reduced heartburn. He claims Hera has made him feel years younger and endorses a six day trial with a refund from Caroline Pharmacy.
Valuable tips on raising poultry authored by an expert, promised to appear on page 2 with guidance for beginners and experienced keepers alike. Read the full article for practical methods and best practices.
Caroline County Farm Bureau and American Radiator Co sponsor a free Vecto Heater valued at 86 00 for the winner of a Free Heater contest. View the film Fair and Warmer at Preston High School on May 8 at 8 pm and answer three questions about Farm Bureau services shown in the picture.
A Vernon farm dwelling owned by Mr and Mrs R Wesley Ross and tenanted by Fred Pritchett narrowly escaped destruction from a rear building flue fire. Harrington fire engine arrived after neighbors acted quickly to subdue the flames.
Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Willey and others. Paisley family long time residents. He leaves a widow and two children, Mrs. James H. Wheatley and Prof. T. Edwin Paisley. Interment in local cemetery. Mother’s Day service planned at the church with Rev. W. T. Archer speaking. Various moves and social visits noted among local residents.
Epworth League members were entertained at the Thawleys on Thursday April 25 with a social program and refreshments. Upcoming services at Burrsville M E Charge begin May 6 with Sunday School at 10 and services at 11, 2, and 7:30 p.m. under the theme Finding God. Various locals visit relatives in Wilmington Philadelphia and New Jersey and shrine club attendees traveled to Cambridge. Revival services continue at the Holiness Church.
The Bureau of Public Roads notes that newer motor vehicles require safer and faster highways. Engineers plan roads with better grades, wider pavements, and gentler curves, plus stronger guard rails and improved rail crossings. Emphasis on beauty leads to canyon tunnels and landscape‑harmonized bridges in national parks and forests, with careful right of way clearing and strategic plantings after construction to preserve scenery and farm views.
At Friendship School on April 23 a PTA meeting drew 95 percent attendance. Students performed recitations and dialogues from school activities, with two short plays Fooling the Agent and Bashful Cousin Jim. Principal Scarborough urged seventh graders to continue to high school education. refreshments followed. Irene Schmick Ruth Turner Elizabeth Ruf and Junior McMahan achieved perfect attendance. Charles Flaharty spoke for Sixth Grade at the Denton spelling contest on April 30, 1929.
Preston Mrs Emmett Perry and son James visit sister Mrs John Wheedleton near Preston. Mr and Mrs Theo Fletcher and son Teddie drive to Wilmington for the weekend. Miss Lassie Kelley of Salisbury spends weekend with Alt and Mrs Walter Twilley. The Card Club meets today at the home of Mrs E BR Blades.
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