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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1924
Page
2
The Denton Saturday Morning edition dated March 31 1924 is listed as published weekly. It notes J H Johnson Jon as the publisher and indicates post office registration as second class matter.
White House statements say large contributions are undesirable because they lead to questions of motive and influence. The piece debates whether big gifts to party funds ensure virtue or threaten government policy more than targeted favors, calling for transparent donor lists and strict campaign limits. It notes Democratic plans favor broad tax relief under Garner and criticizes Mellon’s plan. It also discusses Democratic contenders and party dynamics in New York and Missouri, with Copeland and Gardner named.
The piece surveys Democratic hopes at the New York convention and the peril of Lodge’s World Court proposal alongside Wilson’s Versailles legacy. It contrasts public support for the Permanent Court with Lodge’s call for a World Court, while Federal Reserve data show a sharp drop in earnings assets across all banks, signaling a deepening business recession.
The article reflects on new graduates stepping from education into life, stressing that learning must translate into action. It urges graduates to prove themselves useful to themselves, their community, and the State, hoping their life’s next lessons yield true achievement and honor.
In loving remembrance of Arthur L. Baker who died May 13 1924 at age 54 8 months 23 days. Also memory of mother Fannie Satterfield who died May 16 1922 and sister Sallie Smith who died June 1 1922. By their siblings Calvin Clara Mary Mollie and others.
Under power of sale in a 1919 mortgage Harris W Hubbard Mollie J Hubbard and last assignment to Harvey L Cooper the undersigned will offer at public sale in front of the Denton Court House on Tuesday June 24 1924 between 2 and 4 pm the real estate in Caroline county Maryland Tract 1 adjoining Robert Taylor land conveyed to Hubbard Feb 12 1902 Tract 2 adjoining Tract 1 and between Preston and Grove Road area with a 2 acre exception to Webb conveyed Feb 21 1932 Improvements include a barn and other outbuildings Cash on day of sale Title papers provided at purchaser expense Auct James Temple Assignee Harvey L Cooper
In Equity Circuit Court for Caroline county Maryland the object is to obtain a sale decree of Reynolds Stanford's real estate to satisfy debts to Marion L Beck and others. The bill alleges two judgments totaling 301.76 with interest, Reynolds Stanford died intestate leaving a widow Lida Stanford, children and grandchildren, and no personal property. Notice ordered by publication for four weeks before June 30 1924 to nonresidents Alonzo Stanford Ada Stanford Carrie E Long and Joseph Long.
The undersigned as attorney for interested parties will conduct a public sale at the courthouse door in Denton Maryland on Tuesday June 17 1924.
A 1920s style testimonial promotes Doan's Pills to relieve backaches and rheumatic pains by improving kidney function. Mrs. W. F. Murphey of Denton recounts relief after using the product from Ledman's Pharmacy. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Mrs. J. T. Thomas of Washington DC testifies that Tanlac relieved years of indigestion and weakness after dieting and other medicines failed. She says the remedy built her up and also benefited her father, urging readers to buy Tanlac from reputable druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
The Mac Brush Co of Philadelphia seeks two more honest industrious men to work in Denton and vicinity. The ad lists C. CALLOWAY of Salisbury Maryland as a contact at Church Street and notes par af medamen amitea LILUIULS was 51 c.
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