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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1925

Page

2

Rural Marylanders Health Gap Shrinks as Cars Rise

Editorial notes compare Maryland mortality by locale from Sears Roebuck Foundation findings. Urban residents show higher deaths from heart disease pneumonia cancer and homicide while rural areas face typhoid tuberculosis and influenza impacts. Also reports 1924 auto deaths at 52 daily with 9.6 deaths per 10,000 cars for 17.5 million registered vehicles.

Maryland Sears.Roebuck Agricultural Foundation Foundation United States National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Bureau

Washington College Commencement Week Program

Washington College announces Commencement Week will start Wednesday June 16 with a Dramatic Association play. June 11 features the Samuel Towner Rodgers prize debate and June 12 the Simpers medals declamation. Events include the Commencement ball June 12, a reception June 13, alumni dinner and meeting that night, baccalaureate June 14, Y M C A address by Rev Cadman, and exercises June 15 with Bishop McDowell as principal speaker.

Washington College Chestertown The Dramatic Association Samuel Towner Rodgers Simpers Titsworth S. Parkes Cadman New York City William F. McDowell Washington, D. C Methodist Church

A Valuable Pamphlet on Tuberculosis Care

A new edition issued by the State Department of Health offers practical guidance for those suffering from tuberculosis and their households. The pamphlet emphasizes that TB is not always fatal and most patients recover with prompt medical care from a qualified physician and strict adherence to given instructions.

State Department of Health

Wartime Construction Supplies Arrive for Plastering and Whitewash

S Frank Cole of South Seventh Street reports the receipt of War ner s Limoid ready for spraying whitewashing and brick work along with Green Tag dry mixed lime suitable for all plastering tasks.

S. Frank Cole South Seventh Street Warner

Anniversary Celebrations and Church Founding Details

The article recalls H. C. Comegys as superintendent and the 1870 Sunday School start by two ladies, growing to about forty scholars, six teachers, with books, a cabinet organ, and donations totaling over 80 for missions and rector support. It notes a church edifice under construction, consecration in 1875, and a long line of rectors ending with 1924. It highlights land, furnishings, donations, and active guilds sustaining Holy Trinity Parish.

H. C. Comegys Missionary Board Home Missions Easton G. L. Beaven H. Comegys B. Massey A. Goldsborough L. Manlove A. Massey A. Manlove E. Betts G. W. Goldsborough William C. Satterfield M. T. McColley Mary Sarah Goldsborough Myrtle Grove Talbot County Robert Goldsborough St. John’s Mary A. Reed Henry C. Lay Ater Heady C. Dulles Nataline Bayard Dulles Anna Dulles Altar Guild Adeline French S. J. French M. &. Goldsborough Shull J. H. Coffroth Mary Carter Julia Carter Margaret Comegys Emma Comegys William Wright F. B. Adkins A. A. Christian Geores F. Beaven Franklin B. Adkins G. E. Edgar Harrison B. Thomas Alward Chamberlaine Irving A. McGrew William F. Adams Edward R. Rich Ladies of Holy Trinity Guild Clara Harper Victoria E. Roe F. R. Malone A. I. Brumbaugh Malone Brumbaugh

In Memoriam For James Morgan Died November 10 1924

In loving remembrance of my dear father James Morgan who died November 10 1924 Dearest father thou has left us Here thy loss we deeply feel But it is God who hath bereft us He can all our sorrows heal Though this world is full of trouble Full of sorrow and of pain Yet to us it would seem Heaven if you were here again By His Daughtery Nettie

James Morgan Daughtery Nettie

Why W J R and M Are Used On Party Lines

Telephony engineers tested all letters to see which ones travel best over wires and avoid confusion with digits or other letters. The results showed W J R M passed the tests best in that order, so these letters were adopted as suffixes for party line numbers.

Schloss Baltimore London Zane Grey

Confucius Life Sketch as Teacher and Magistrate

Confucius began as a teacher and later served as a magistrate. After retirement from office he dedicated himself to writing and teaching, shaping Chinese thought and moral philosophy through his works and teachings.

Kung Confucius Philosopher

National Intelligencer Claims National Status in 1800

The National Intelligencer, founded in Washington in 1800 by Samuel Harrison Smith, argued it was the first newspaper in the United States capable of truly asserting a national scope. The claim reflects early ambitions for national press reach and influence.

The National Intelligencer Washington Samuel Harrison Smith

Telephone Weather Aid Cuts Farm Losses in New York

In one New York county the Weather Bureau forecast service saved an estimated $25,000 on hay in 1924. Daily forecasts by telegraph and telephone informed farmers 1 to 4 days ahead, enabling timely cutting and harvesting. The program, run with the New York State College of Agriculture and county bureaus, expanded to about 35 counties each July and August.

New York State Weather Bureau United State Department of Agriculture New York State College of Agriculture New York County Farm and Home Bureaus G. F. Warren Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management

Wasn't He the Mean One Epitaph on a Scolding Wife

A humorous epitaph lines a husband for his wife Bridget who scolds him, noting her death and his relief as she lies at rest. The brief verse frames a dated marriage tension with a grim touch.

Bridget

Keeping With the Gang In The Companion Ship Of Friends

A brief note reflects on social dynamics among groups, highlighting loyalty and companionship as a preferred path at the social peak. The line from Hoston Tran script hints at camaraderie shaping hierarchies and daily life in a close circle.

Hoston Transcript

Real Estate Auction on Second Street Lot Details

The notice lists a 46 foot frontage lot on Second Street running 100 feet back, opposite the old primary school to be discontinued for the sale. It includes an eight room dwelling and will be shown by Mr Cesar or Mr Culver to interested buyers.

Second and Randolph Second Street Cesar Mr. Culver

Public Sale of Long Marsh Ridge Farm in Caroline County

Public sale of a valuable real estate mortgage in Caroline County Maryland. Effie Taylor and Calvin H Pavlor, defaulted on a 1914 mortgage assigned to James T Earle as Assignee, will offer in front of Goldsboro Bank on May 23 1925 a tract titled Long Marsh Ridge Enlarged Hog Hole Keen s Fright Hemalay s Discovery with detailed metes and bounds ending at Bee Tree Swamp.

Ambrose W. Bradley Susan E. Bradley James B. Wright Henry R. Lewis J. Owen Knotts Caroline County Liber T. L. D Court House Denton Maryland Geo. E. Culver Effie Taylor Calvin H. Pavlor Sadlersville Bank of Maryland James ‘T. Earle Goldsboro Bank Long Marsh Ridge Keen Hog Hole Hemalay Long Marsh Locust Ridge Hog Pen Neck Bee Tree Swamp Baynard Huey Hole Hog Elole James EE. Merrick Ezekiel T. Merrick Queen Anne's County John G. Dillon C. W. HL Francis M. Gooding C. W. EL

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