Farley Sees Unity in Recovery Across States
Democratic leader James A. Farley spoke at Devil's Lake North Dakota comparing national recovery to prior crises. He credited restored farmer buying power and mill demand for renewed prosperity, while defending Roosevelt era measures as necessary despite Supreme Court clashes, asserting the nation will endure amid alarm from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Aa. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Congress
Washington
Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
duPont Liberty League
High Court
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Russia
Italy
Germany
Jouette Shouse
Franklin Rooevelt
Hughes
High Tribunal
Kingly Mainners
Charles Michelon
Youth urged to curb campus traffic dangers
The National Student Federation of America calls on 18 to 21 year olds to take responsibility for the traffic problem. A bulletin sent to 1,700 student leaders urges a spring campus program and long term actions. Proposals cover campus influence, and rules guiding undergraduates within college and neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Student Federation of America
College Youth of America
Federation
Traffic safety faith in youth signals new public spirit
The piece notes a shift toward a thoughtful approach to traffic control as a long term project. It commends the Federation for seeking expert help from the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters and hopes youth will aid in eradicating the menace to security and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
Can Hoover’s money question sway voters in 1932
Editorial notes question if Americans can be bought with their own money after Hoover accuses rapid campaign funding. The piece cites $62 million for the San Francisco Bay bridge in October 1932, two jumps before the election, praising Roosevelt’s win in California. It also discusses Italy’s Ethiopia move, League of Nations implications, and Mussolini’s threat to quit if blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Philadelphia
Baltimore Evening Sun
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco Chronicle
William H. Crocker
California
Noebody
Mills
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Italy
Ethiopia
Africa
League of Nations
League
Alussolini
Tetanus cases and fatality rates across Baltimore area
The report notes 287 tetanus cases from 1926 to 1935, with 183 in Baltimore City and 151 in counties, and two thirds proving fatal. It urges rapid medical attention and mentions free tetanus anti-toxin from the State Health Department for county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Baltimore City
Small Town Girl heads Dentonia Theatre Friday and Saturday
Half a million film fans back Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer pairing Janet Gaynor and Robert Taylor in Small Town Girl at Dentonia Theatre on Friday and Saturday May 29 30. The studio chose the William Ben Ames novel for their debut together after fan letters urged Taylor opposite Gaynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Janet Gaynor
Robert Taylor
Gil
Dentonia Theatre
Milion
Taylo
Miss Gaynor
Ben Ames William
52Nd Street Theatre
New York
Pat O'Brien
Josephine Hutchinson
Warner Bros
China
Times Square
Warner
Centonia Theatre
Geo. M. Cohan
Dangers of self care after nail wound linked to tetanus death
A Baltimore County man aged 76 died after self treatment for a nail wound. He bathed the foot with hot water and various substances, then developed a stiff neck and died the next day after hospital admission. State health officials warn tetanus from dirty wounds can be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Baltimore County
Hfe
Maryland
R. H. Riley
Roosevelt Brain Trusts and the Republican Bench
A critical piece argues that the so called Brain Trusts behind Roosevelt shape Republican policy talk through Harvard professors like Dr Thomas Niven Carver and Niles Carpenter. It warns that if Landon or Vandenberg win they would carry a similar cadre influencing economic and social policy with guild socialism and informal Marxism as guiding theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaberly League
Spoliesmen
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Republican
Brain Trust
Fietcher
Cleveland
Landon
Thomas Niven Carver
Harvard Univerity
G. GO. P
Hitler
Mussolini
Aeneanle
Vandenberg
Cairses
Niles Carpenter
Earvard
Fletcher
Professor Carpenter
Carpenter
Roosevelt Era Rhetoric and Health Work in Caroline County
The piece critiques economic and political talking points around the Smoot Hawley tariff and Roosevelt era policies, referencing figures like Hull and Shouse, and contrasts with a report from Caroline County Public Health efforts. It details prenatal care, syphilis testing, tuberculosis prevention, maternal and infant health programs, midwife supervision, and community health club activities led by the county nurse and department staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
Davis’ Drug
Denton
Jefferson’s Drug
Federalsburg
Locherman High School
Health Department
America
Eealth
Mother's Clubs
Ridgely
Greensboro
Motherso
Det
Caroline County
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Caroline County Nurse’s Board
Tom Sue
Women’s Club
Nurse's Board
Public health nurse urges stronger school health programs
Caroline County health officials highlight the role of parent teacher associations in forming health committees, urging parents to visit schools during nurse visits. The report notes hot lunch gains, Christmas seal support, and expanded health classes at Lockerman High School for the colored, including typhoid inoculation and weekly one hour health sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. ‘Pas
Ractiools
Health Department
Board of Education
Lockerman High School For
Colored High School
Twenty Five Years Ago in Caroline County Notes
Twenty five years ago reports describe wheat at 90 and corn at 62, new concrete pavements on Riverton street, a dredge deepening the channel above the railroad bridge, and a light peach crop in Caroline. Local sales include properties on Second Street, a fire destroying a barn belonging to George T. Redden, and hospital-grade recovery for Mrs. James H. Nichols after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton Street
Caroline
Spaths
B. Stephens
Fifth Avenue
Flw. Redden
W. R. Allah
Second Street
Robert §. Clark
Clinton Cook
Mary Vosmus
George T. Redden
Tuckahoe Neck
E. W. Carroll
Greenwood
Denton
Greenwood Trust Company
Lord
James A. Trazzare
Denton National Bank
James H. Nichols
John Ghinger
Baltimore Business College
J. Dukes Downes
Jacob Ghingher
West Denton
Downes
Mercedes Bowman
Bridgewater
Harvey Clinton Fish Smoot
Delmar
Western Maisland College
M. M. Mowbray
Carroll Wilson
Queen Anne’s
J. Gibson Gantt
Messrs
Albert and
Marshall Gantt
Baltimore
E. R. Downes
Boland
Gilpin's Point
John
Barnhart
C. H. Whitby, Jr
Emma Bartlett
Paul
W. H. Thawley
E. IH. Norman
Denton High School
Spalding Bros
Stephens
J. Edgar Walls
Alfrred Clark
James Richardson
Ringold
Green
Richardson
Misour
Missouri
Slats Diary by Oliver N Warren
Sunday notes a newspaper article about a man in trouble and money left behind. Monday mentions Blisterses family parrots and language lessons. Tuesday anticipates 90 days of vacation. Wednesday a plum writer’s essay on plumbers. Thursday a clash with Jane over a fictional character. Friday notes an unpopular student and a hired tutor. Saturday reports a man pulling a tree for exercise and a river boat routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry Boddie
Oman
Plummers
Lekes
Jane
Flushing bar helps save ground nesting birds on farms
The article urges Maryland farmers to use a simple flushing bar to scare ground nesting birds from nests before mowing. A 10 to 12 foot pole with wires and weights is attached to the mower to flush nests, reducing nest destruction and aiding crop-friendly wildlife like bob whites. Farmers report benefits after three years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Peninsula horse lore and racing life across the Chesapeake
A regional appreciation of horses in Eastern Maryland and the Delmarva Peninsula, tracing origins, uses, and culture from ancient times to local racing, shows, and riding clubs. It highlights notable horses, farms, fairs, markets, and enthusiasts across the peninsula with references to Maryland, Virginia, Delaware sites and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Maryland
Kentucky
Virginia
United States
Asia
Arabia
Florida
Mexico
Jamestown
Chincoteague
Peninsula
England
James I
Flying Childers
Messenger
Dan Patch
Glen Riddle
Berlin
Delaware
Centreville
Federalsburg
Red River
Andrew Jackson
Charles Dickinson
Preston
George Washington
St. Louis
Easton
Wicomico
Hugh J. Vanderbogat
Talbot Hunt Farm
Peninsua
Horace Davis
J. O. Williams
J. Frank Short
Charlie Schunk
Ann Hersloff
Dorothy Noble
Peggy Wilson
McTaggart
Mitchell
Nat’s Geographic
Walk While You Have the Light A Spiritual Warning
A minister warns against rejecting the light of Christ urging believers to walk in it. He cites Saul and others who knew God’s will yet disobeyed, leading to loss of spiritual sight. contrasts with faithful obedience that brings joy and divine fellowship. The speaker echoes Paul’s phrase I was not disobedient to the heavenly vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Christ
Saul
Israel
Paul
Frozen Pineapple Cheese Salad Instructions
Soak gelatin in cold water five minutes and dissolve over boiling water. Mash cheese and add salad dressing salt pepper and dissolved gelatin. Add pineapple drained of its juice and fold in whipped cream. Turn into freezing trays. Serve in nest of lettuce and garnish with cherries.
Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs Henry Detwiler
The Detwilers express heartfelt thanks for sympathy neighborly acts of kindness car loans and floral offerings in their time of loss or need. They extend appreciation and gratitude to friends and community.
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Henry Detwiler
Nncchlyr
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Dentonia Theatre News
duPonts
Liberty League
Republican Party
Smoot-Hawley
Troove
Hull
Asher Hoban
D.ps
Wisconsin University
Ofice
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Broadway
Knox
Pontifical Non
Goldsboro
W. Oscar Collier
Midgely
J. T. Blades
Levi Voshell
TH. B. Messenger
Oliver N. Warren
Max Chambers
C. M. Griffeth
Calvary M. E
Sudlersville, Md
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