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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1930
Page
2
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union report recounts student William R. Nelson learning the basics of flight. Instructors emphasize calmness, naturalness, and reliability in handling controls, with helmet speaking tubes, parachute use, and cockpit familiarization.
A small 14 inch wooden framework creates a terraced fern garden with a removable pink box on top. Instructions suggest painting with sealant dissolved in alcohol for a lacquered look, plus a toy bridge and doll figures to complete the scene.
Edwin F. Hill notes the Bell System employs about 358000 in the United States with 180000 operators, 110000 plant workers, and 65000 in clerical roles. Western Electric adds over 80000 workers, plus the Bell Laboratories. The industry includes 10000 scientists and engineers, and a broad health and support staff. If marching in single file, the workforce would cover sixteen days of walking to pass a point. The nation's telephone system has grown from two entities in fifty four years to over 20 million users.
The article describes Santa signaling red lights to guide children away from health risks like fatigue poor diet and neglected teeth. It warns childhood tuberculosis may lead to adult TB signs later, urging X-Rays and tests for early detection and special care. Parents are urged to shield children from overstrain during school years and maintain healthy habits.
Home makers are urged to favor natural sweets such as dates figs raisins and honey for health and digestion. A simple hot biscuit recipe using self rising flour and minimal handling is provided, baked quickly at 450 degrees for about ten minutes and served with butter and honey.
Interior decorators push flower pot covers as charming electric-light accents for homes. Brides seek lamps with old-time appeal and candlelike accessories as affordable Christmas gifts. The article describes three designs: gold lace paper, a lemonade-straw folding type in red green blue, and a willow basket weave.
The first look at the Index of Trade Activity signals a tentative improvement in October followed by three weeks of decline. Analysts note seasonal gains around Christmas and copper and commodity moves may lift sentiment. The index combines bank debits and NYSE activity minus speculative volumes, and carloadings measure goods in transit. Rusco expands with 40k stations offering annual auto policy inspections. Expansion includes five new roasting plants in Cleveland Seattle Los Angeles Dallas and Birmingham.
Allegheny Steel Company president Harry E. Sheldon says the chrome nickel alloy 18-8 produced by Allegheny metal is ahead of last year and near capacity. He notes auto industry remains the largest consumer but chrome nickel alloys are expanding to many other sectors including hotel restaurant and dairy equipment.
Following a nationwide survey among state motor vehicle commissioners showing eighty six percent in favor, the Russell Manufacturing Company is launching a national campaign to promote periodic brake inspections.
J. Gilmore Fletcher of the Horace E. Dodge Boat and Plane Corporation announced strong optimism for the industry. He said the company is expanding production to exceed four thousand boats in the next year, with material purchases and new hires already underway.
Standard Brands Incorporated is rapidly adding Chase and Sanborn dated coffee outlets after completing its roasting plant expansion. Earnings from this subsidiary are expected to show a notably improved performance in the final quarter, reflecting the aggressive expansion strategy and higher production capacity.
Walter W Birge president of Scalcones Incorporated predicts wide adoption of paper milk bottles across the United States. He cites eliminating washing equipment storage for bottles and bottle deposits as key benefits, with New York alone distributing about 30 000 000 yearly.
Real estate notice states George A Newell and Martha Newell mortgaged to Noble Handy, later assigned to Calvert Merriken. Default triggers a public sale in Federalsburg between 2 and 4 pm. The property is a farm of about forty eight acres in the Fifth Election District, on the east side of the county road from Bridgeville Federalsburg to Federalsburg Houston's Branch. Excludes two parcels sold to Frank A Newell and Sarah Newell and Albert Handy.
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