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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1929

Page

4

Vision and service shape a thriving community

Editorial notes urge honoring veterans and keeping faith with their sacrifices. The piece connects memory with action, urging vision to drive employment, care for disabled veterans, and local reform. It argues proactive citizens and standards elevate towns, attracting good people and prosperity through better homes, businesses, and streets.

France

That man is an artist A McNamee on Atwater Kent Hour

A listener praises baritone Graham McNamee as a deeply trained dramatic vocalist with a vivid sense of scene. The May 26 broadcast features his singing and radio narration, highlighting his ability to paint pictures with music and words. The program includes Herbert K Oriental Serenade Arabian Dance from Peer Gynt and My Lovely Celia with Pasternack.

Graham McNamee Atwater Kent Atwater Kent Hour McNamee Reinald Werrenrath Werrenrath Herbert K

Liberty and peace in Butler era speech on public duty

Dr Nicholas Murray Butler argues in 1929 that ending war as a policy instrument requires Americans to expand liberty driven action beyond government. He urges reshaping domestic policy to match new international norms and highlights highways and road building as vital for growth, prosperity, and social progress through paved regional networks.

Nicholas Murray Butler Carnegie Endowment For International Peace United States

Eckener Sought French Airport Aid After Pigishness Remark

Dr Hugo Eckener faced a setback when he petitioned a French airport for assistance following his controversial jab about French piggishness. The episode underscores tensions between the German aviation pioneer and French authorities amid mounting wartime pressures.

Hugo Eckener

Eight room dwelling in Denton town with good location

A comfortable eight room house offers a practical town dwelling in Denton with a favorable location and nearby amenities. The listing notes a spacious layout and suitability for family living, reflecting a solid real estate option in the local market.

Denton

Twenty Fifth Year News Items From Denton Area

Local notes cover politics with a Democratic primary this afternoon and civic updates. Reports include oral history of real estate the Captain Snow farm sale for 5220 dollars, new peace officers and notaries, a deep artesian well project, a lightning strike damaging a Redden Park home, church camps, student exam results, and invitations to weddings in Annapolis amid regional visits and academy entries.

Dover Bridge Talbot Denton Geological Corps Caroline M. H. Spicher Manasas Virginia Captain Snow Tuckahoe Neck James H. Nichols W. T. Tuff G. C. Reick Iva Murphy Horatio Murphy Saulsbury Justices of the Peace Chas. B. Harrison Preston Potter Steele Wm. L. Cooper Goldsboro Hutchinson Trice American Corner Edward F. Davis Federalsburg Wm. H. Cohee Greensboro John T. Blades Choptank Wm. E. Temple Ridgely Wm. G. Smith Marydel Notaries Public J. Jerome Frampton Redden’s Park West Denton G. T. Redden Emanuel Lane Williston M. E. Church Concord Z. Potter Steele T. S. Slaughter Easton Princess Anne Camp Grove Clifford Raughtey Ada Griffith Anna Roe Roland Griffith Charlie Cahall Katie Russell Iva Parris Blanche Parris Elsie Lister Edna Lister Ruth Griffith Arthur Stephens Choptank School Webster Blades Elbert Davis Edwin Wright Elsie Melvin George T. Melvin Annapolis W. Thomas Kemp Baltimore St. Anne’s Church Enoch B. Garey West Point Military Academy T. Pliny Fisher Methodist Protestant Church Washington Elmer, T. Orme G. Lacey Stevens J. E. Shan

Meadow Memories Of A Lost Town And Grandfather's House

The narrator recalls a childhood meadow under a walnut tree with minnows and violets, a camp beside a sycamore, and Aunt Sally’s spice cookies. He describes growing up near his father’s factory, the Main Street stores led by Mr. Robinson, Wa nanaker’s curiosity, and the lively market day scene with jolly vendors, a brick hotel, the jail, and grandfather’s poised New Year dinners in a town that has vanished.

Mother Symon Bennett George Edward S. Ellis Harry Castelman Deerfoot Big Jim Wilson Father Sally Big Jim Glebe Road Main Street Dawson Hoffman Victor Wye Miles River Neck Glebe Centreville Jim Robinson Robinson Mr. Robinson Jim Mrr. Robinson Prince Albert Episcopal Church Wanamaker Posner Mr. Wanamaker Robinson’s Santa Claus Longfellow Tennyson Will Ball Minnicks Newsdealers Caroline Mr. Carroll Hardware Company Bank Grandfather Goldsborough Street

Rotarians From 48 Nations Meet In Dallas Park

Delegates from 48 nations arrive in Dallas for the twentieth Rotary International convention at the Texas State Fair Park. The event features vocational craft conventions, a grand pageant with country colors, official receptions, and plans for regional tours. President Sutton, Dan Moody, and Will R. Manier Jr. lead openings as sessions begin Tuesday with disease reports and committee discussions.

Texas Texas State Fair Park Texas Rotarians Rotary International Texas State Fair Dallas House of Friendship Dallas Country Club Old South I. B. Sutton Tampico Mexico Rotary International Fair Park Edward P. Kimbal Salt Lake City Mormon Tabernacle Land of Cotton Cuba Japan United States Dan Moody J. Waddy Tate Sutton Will R. Manier Nashville Chesley R. Perry Rufus F. Chapin Chicago Raymond J. Knoeppel New York City M. Eugene

Hera Tonic Restores Health for Denton Residents

Druggist W. J. Evans notes many Denton residents regained health using Hera Tonic. A local man reports relief from bilious spells headaches indigestion gas and bloating after starting Hera. Evans invites inquiries and notes a money back guarantee if benefits are not seen.

W. J. Evans Denton Hera

Second-hand Fordson Tractor and Plows for Sale

R H H Stafford advertises a used Fordson tractor with plows for sale at a low price. Located for Farm and Home readers in Burrsville Maryland.

R. HH. Stafford Burrsville

Berry Ticket Sale Ad at The Journal Office

An advertisement urges readers to buy berry tickets at The Journal Office. It highlights availability at the newspaper office and directs readers to secure tickets through that location.

Journal Office

Sunday Sun Excerpt Reflections on Pews and Memory

John H. E. Shannahan reflects on childhood Sundays in his grandfather's church recalling the desk in the study, the drawer of pigeonholes, and the family pew up front. Years later the pew stands empty yet the organ and the hymn Rock of Ages evoke the living past with lingering atmosphere.

Grandfather John H. E. Shannahan

Rotary International board nominees named at North Carolina convention

Newsohl of Durham Roy Ronald publisher Mitchell S D and David Clark textile journal publisher Charlotte NC are among five candidates selected for the American Rotarians on the international board of directors Balloting will span Thursday morning starting with a breakfast on crippled children work A slate of speakers including Louis E Steinmann Arthur Chadwick and Private Peat will address club service and war and peace themes with a cruise of banquets and a gala fiesta de gala planned for the foreign Rotarians The convention closes Friday with talks on what Rotary means to clubs and a session for 72 district governors to map next year including plans for Rotarys silver Jubilee achievements and education week.

Louis E. Steinmann Antwerp Belgium Arthur Chadwick London England Peat Rotary British Empire Sutton Mexico Dallas Ernesto J. Aguilar Mexico City Texas Luther Stark Orange Charles John Ronaldson National Bank of New Zealand George W. Olinger Denver Highlander Boys Great Britain Ireland United States Australia Brescia Italy Godspeed

In Memoriam for Carrie F Butler Sister Lizzie Remembrance

In loving memory of Carrie F Butler who departed this life May 11 1929. The verse speaks of loved ones near in spirit and Heaven, urging courage and faith as they await reunion with angels to greet and lead to the Saviour. Loving Sister Lizzie signs the tribute.

Carrie F. Butler Lizzie

In Memoriam for Mrs J Frank Collins

In loving remembrance of our dear mother Mrs J Frank Collins who departed this life October 24 1928 We mourn for you dear mother But not with outward show For the heart that mourns sincerely Mourns silently and low Sadly missed by her daughters Bertha F Daffin and Sallie C Lord

J. Frank Collins Bertha F. Daffin Sallie C. Lord

Slats Diary by Ross Farquar

Slats recounts a week with spelling struggles and family mischief. He recalls a spoiled Saturday evening with parents, a failed trip to the pitcher show, a risky confrontation overheard between his father and mother, and amusing exchanges with Ant Emmy and a tramp. The diary ends with a ride and a bewildering view of a machine gauge.

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