US Note Declares British Blockade Illegal Turning Point
A publicized fifteen thousand word note to Great Britain argues the blockade and port entry "on suspicion" are illegal. It signals the United States will treat the blockade as ineffective for non contraband goods destined for Germany or through neutral countries, with full diplomatic support for detention challenges. The piece also reflects on journalism, politics, Maryland industry, and notable local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Kaiser
Uncle Sam
Europe
Secretary McAdoo Sees Era of Prosperity Across Nation
Secretary McAdoo, touring the West, declares the country has entered the greatest era of prosperity in its history. He cites widespread business confidence and revival in lumber, notes US economic strength underpins booming activities, and urges leveraging opportunities to expand foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
West
United States
United States seeks global markets for prosperity
The speaker argues broad foreign markets will stabilize demand for American goods and drive permanent prosperity. Past prosperity and depressions were caused by limited access to world markets and a weak monetary system. A robust Federal Reserve framework and a merchant marine under the American flag are urged to ensure naval readiness and commercial supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Safety First in the Fall Hunt Warns Against Careless Gun Use
A long list of gun safety don'ts warns hunters to avoid hasty shooting, pointing at people, loaded guns on streets or vehicles, careless handling over fences, and neglect of game laws. It emphasizes keeping firearms unloaded when not in use, keeping fingers off triggers, and ensuring the target is clear of people and dogs before firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
J. Spencer Lapham
Goldsboro
Thos. M. Green
Greensboro
Chas. B. Harrison
Preston
Daniel Moore
Federalsburg
James E. Hicks
Hillsboro
Henry Wilkinson
Ridgely
James Dew
Very
Marc Bryant
I Thas
Gisele
Pally
Denton Wholesale Grocery Co
W._L. Longfellow
J. R. Chaffinch
Hobbs
J. D. Davis
R. E. Willey
Greenwood
Del
T. A. Cleaves
Hickman
Bullock’s Cheap Store
Denton
W. Flaharty
Johnson’s Pharmacy
J. A. Cox
D. W. Knotts
Queen Anne
Slavery memories cited by local author and preacher
The article recalls the era of slavery and the close ties between white masters and enslaved people as described by Southern writers. It highlights Rev. George W. Bailey, a local Black preacher, who fondly recalls boyhood days in the Anthony family and recently received a birthday letter from a member of that family, notes that Mr. Anthony’s widow is aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Simmons
High Street
Cambridge
Simmons
Harrington
Southland
George W. Bailey
John P. Anthony
Templevilla Ridgely Visitors and Local Notices
Sun day attendance includes Mr. Charles Starkey Mrs. Laura Godwin and Mr. Roland Knotts plus Mrs. William Sparks visiting Georgetown Del. Herbert Knotts and Misses Olivia Nell Knotts spent in Baltimore. Viola Bowen returns from Philadelphia. M E Palmer of Philadelphia visits Mrs. D T Rickards. Maude Starkey attends Milford Del teachers institute. Win Battis and Isaac Moore hosts. Uncalled letters at Denton post office list several names. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sparks
Vansant
Georgetown
Del
Herbert Knotts
Olivia
Nell Knotts
Baltimore
Viola Bowen
Philadelphia
M. E. Palmer
D. T. Rickards
Maude Starkey
Teachers’ Institute
Milford
Win, Battis
Isaac Moore
Dr Humphrey’s Horse Remedies Advertised by John Clark
An old circular promotes Dr Humphrey’s Mange Cure and Flea Eradicator for dogs, Hoof Ointment and Colic Cure for horses, and Special Tonic for horses. It touts prompt, economical remedies with guarantees from John Clark of Greensboro, urging owning owners to use these products for health and performance of animals. It mentions a November 1, 1915, opportunity for medical men to join the U.S. Public Health Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Munmphrey
John Clark
Greensboro
Rupert Hlue
U.S. Public Health Service
Humphrey
Umphrey
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Denton Journal
Anward Melvin Ben
Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Blair Lee
Lee
Public Service
Bruce
Lewis
Goldsborough
Col
Carrington
Talbot Machine
G. M. Wingard
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Economy and Efficiency Commission
John Walker Smith
Edwin Warfield
Frank Brown
Henry Lloyd
Wicomico News
Emerson C. Harrington, Jr
Chas
T. Friend
John A. Ewing
Wm.t. Durst
Neal Rolph
W. J. White
Ivah Cline
Annie Bucher King
G. P. Smith
Mary Betts
Walter Shaw
W. H. Hake
Eric Blades
Helen F. Willoughby
Derue Bros
Ideal Minstrels
Smith & Walls
Saulabury
Blocklinger
Peoples National Bank of
A. T. Riley
F. P. Coony
Sommns Blake
Dave King
Peoples Bank of
Archie V. Replogle
F. P. Covey
Somers Blake
Nisi
W. Brewster Deen
John A. Dragoo
Circuit Court
Equity
Chy
J. Kemp Stevens
F. Kemp Stevens
du Four
TEE DU Four
F Street
Washington, D. C
Henry R. Lewis
Stephen Cannon
Os Kemp Stevens
Laundry Agency
Sanitary Laundry Co
H. Ringgold & CO
J. H. Nichols & CO
Royal Worcester
John B. Stetson & Co
Gold Bond Hat Mfg. Co
New York
Doudler
Guarante
Galella
J. Kaskey
Davis’ Carriage Paints
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Hillaboro, Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Thomas L. Chaffincih
Alexine J. Chaffinch
Thomas Chaffinch
Williston, Md
Third Street
Chas. I. Bullock
Gay Street
Thomas Cheezum
Carter Block
E. P F. Wilmot
John T. Carter
Chandlers
Stutz
Packards
Mitchells
Paige-Detroits
Hapmobites
Pullmans
Roman Auto Co., Inc
North Broad St
Posencainn Eivan
Cossagia
Josiah A. Beck
Denton, Md
Fine Potato House
J. D. Bailey
S. PF. Jopp
J Virgil Moore
Thompson's
IMP
Ridgely, Mednesday
Emple's
Aracritae
Dman’ S Store Po
Talay
Storre
Covey & Williams
Caroline County Bank
Joseph H. Carroll
Ek. H. Taylor
Continentarist
Hotel Astor
A. E. Miller
William F. Schwaninger
Nora Schwaninger
Caroline
WM. HL. Adkins
Kemp Stevens
J. W. Burge
Afd
J.m.dorsey
Sparks Building
Chestertown
Peerlesa Traction
F. Jopp
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