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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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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