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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1938
Page
3
A concise note reflects on how Americans abandon some old customs yet continue to honor a long-standing national tradition each November. The piece emphasizes enduring cultural practices surrounding Thanksgiving.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as the fast acting remedy for common coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine soothes inflamed mucous membranes loosens phlegm and aids natural healing with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Dr. Lewis Radcliffe explains seasonal oyster quality and storage. English Colne Fishery opens season with ancient ceremony. Eastern oysters peak in glycogen content during late summer and fall, making them fattest and most flavorful in cold months. Oysters support health for the tuberculous and convalescent, per medical expert.
The election results leave Congress largely unchanged with a sizable Democratic Senate and a larger Democratic House presence. Republicans gain some seats, and anti administration voices highlight defeats of New Deal Senators. Taft’s victory in Ohio is noted as a notable outcome amid the partisan mix.
The piece argues anti New Deal candidates fell to defeat as voters blame them for opposing Roosevelt policies while Republicans praised their independence during campaigns. It notes Lenegan of Connecticut and James H. Fay, contrasts reactions to anti administration candidates, and cites Ohio and Pennsylvania as state-specific dynamics before concluding New York showed New Deal dominance.
Governor Lehman is re-elected and Senator Wagner carries an old-time majority. Wagner anchors the pro-preserving Democratic line, succeeding the late Senator Copland, as New Dealers prevail. The piece notes minor losses and gains, praises Roosevelt, and urges a temporary suspension of political dispatches as public interest shifts post election.
A reflective line attributes a Mary Baker Eddy thought to prayer. It frames true prayer as leaning toward love and embracing all humanity in one affection rather than asking God for love. The quote emphasizes universal love and inclusive compassion.
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