Clemenceau the Fighter Who Shaped France’s War Resolve
Georges Clemenceau, dead at eighty eight, led France as Premier during World War I guiding allies to hold Paris until America joined the fight. A publisher and editor, he warned of German designs as early as 1911 and urged armament. Though ambitious to become president, he never attained it, yet is regarded as one of modern times’ greatest men.
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Georges Clemenceau
Browning
Clemenceau
France
Paris
America
Local Catalog Newspaper Urges Merchants to Reach Homes
The paper argues the local catalog newspaper is essential for community business. It urges merchants to place catalogs in every home within the trade zone, highlighting benefits like customer savings and keeping commerce local against mail order rivals.
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Merchant
Christmas Greens Vandalism Warns Denton Journal and Forestry
The Denton Journal and the State Department of Forestry warn against taking Christmas greens from others properties. A 1918 Chapter 179 Acts law makes removal injuring or destroying trees or shrubs without owner consent punishable by a fine of at least five dollars or at least 30 days in jail or both. Foresters offer posters and help in reporting trespassers by noting machine numbers and informing owners.
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Denton Journal
Department of Forestry
State Department of Forestry
Letters to Santa Kringle Prompt Denton Journal Readers
In the Denton Journal a plea urges children in Caroline County to send Christmas letters early to ensure publication. The piece notes many letters arrive late, prompting regret for the editor and readers, and encourages timely submissions to reach the North Pole post office.
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Caroline County
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
Yuletide
Denton Journal
North Pole
Santa Claus Day Planned by Denton Businesses
Denton business houses prepare for Santa Claus Day on December 14. The event draws many children for a festive outing and fosters the Yuletide spirit, aiding civic activity. The community is urged to help make it the best yet.
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Denton
Personal income effort hailed as dawn of a new day
An editorial urges universal support for a national push to improve personal incomes. It argues the effort is crucial to human welfare and will mark a new era, calling on all citizens to contribute fully and wholehearted.
Edited Omnal Notes on Finance and World Affairs
A compact survey of postwar finance with Hugh Bancroft’s view on securities. It contrasts current cash reserves and lending with past panics, notes new NYSE reporting aims, and surveys Japan’s naval reduction stance under Hamaguchi. It also covers Mennonite emigration from Russia, Sir Ronald Lindsay as British ambassador, and remarks on Hoover Armistice Day vows.
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Hugh Bancroft
The
Wall Street Journal
New
York Stock Exchange
Ronald Lindsay
Esme Howard
United States
Ronald
Washington
Germany
Russia
Persia
France
Turkey
Landerstindlus
Esme Troward
Individuals and the Community Unity in Town Life
A reflection on how every resident, without exception, forms the community. Each person fulfills a duty to neighbors, contributing as a vital cog toward growth, prosperity, and a better place to live.
Heads Up Deep Breathing For Better Health And Posture
Dr. R H Riley urges daily deep breathing to fight air hunger and improve posture. A study of 3765 five to seven year olds found 252 with notable postural defects linked to undernourishment and bad habits. Proper breathing, posture, and head alignment boost lung expansion heart action and digestion while lifting courage and self respect.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Inj
Bureau’ of Child Hygiene
Jack
Hoover Conference Creates A New Form Of Government
The article portrays Mr. Hoover's business conference with industrial leaders as a new governing form combining democracy with socialist ideas. It argues this union of government and commerce could boost prosperity and living standards and set a model for nations in peacetime, surpassing prior world peace efforts.
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Hoover
League of Nations
Twenty Five Years Ago in Caroline County
Twenty five years ago notice lists Mr O C Garey as manager of K N Hardcastle Co and several visits by Mrs Susan Newton Miss Mabel Wilson and others. Gunning trip by Col J W Bryant Marc Bryant and J R Percy at Tuckahoe Neck. Local social notes include visits, engagements and a marriage. Talks on poultry market prices and Thanksgiving activities. A new Caroline County Medical Association forms. Thomas W Jones, prominent banker and former state official, dies in Philadelphia. funeral in Denton with county officials and temple lodge members paying tribute. Interment at Denton cemetery.
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O. C. Garey
K. N. Hardcastle Company
Susan Newton
Mabel Wilson
Wilmington
Elizabeth E. Pippin
J. Webster
Delmar
Col
J. W. Bryant
Marc Bryant
J. R. Percy
Tuckahoe Neck
George Eisenhauer
Henry W. Tfughes
M. P. Allen
R. K
Denton
Baltimore
W. B. Pine
Peoples Bank
G. 1
Redden
Elijah M. Baker
Amanda FP. Williams
American Corner
DL Lucas
Masonic Hall
Enoch George
Caroline County Medical Association
C. M. Willis
Elkton
F. N.nichols
Joen
J. R. Phillips
Preston
F. N. Nichols
Theodore Saulsbury
Burrsville
Ellis
George
Thomas W. Jones
Samaritan Hospital
Philadelphia
Ma. Jones
Caroline
Denton National Bank
B. Gootee Stevens
Tie
Cov. Lowndes
Jones
House of Elegants
Harrison
William
Emily ©. (Atkinson) Jones
Caroline County
Martha Furman
George Furman
New York Commission
Telephone Improvements In Caroline Additions and Betterments
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City has author ized improvements in Caroline County including pole replacements on Greenshore lines to Goldsboro and 60 miles of copper wire. The project, part of a statewide $566,065 appropriation, aims to relieve congestion and add about 30 new subscribers over the next one to two years.
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Caroline
Caroline County
Chesapeake ‘and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
R. C. Harris
Maryland
Greenshore
Goldshoroa
Harris
Good Food For Sound Thinkers In Words
A fragmentary excerpt quotes Woodrow Wilson on learning and public voice. It mentions the Institute on International Law and notes that cooperation is an economic necessity. Also references Carlyle on courage and a Christian Science Monitor quote about law and standards.
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Institute
Institute On International Law
Charles
Steinnietz
The
Christian Science Monitor
Slats Diary Causes A Week Of Misadventure
A diary entry recounts a week of small misfortunes and hopes. Slats writes of grades worries, a mistaken ridge, a cancelled trip to a pitcher show, meeting a new classmate, and a fire scare at home. The tone is humorous and reflective on daily school life.
Economic Trends by A. W. Weisel
A. W. Weisel discusses the rise of Investment Trusts and their impact on stock markets. He notes concentrated buying by fund managers boosted prices to unsustainable levels and prescribes caution in forecasting future actions as recovery may follow but with new dynamics.
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A. W. Weisel
Denton DeMolay Chapter Tops Maryland Youth Groups
The Denton Chapter of DeMolay, six months old, ranks highly among Maryland chapters with 34 members. Three candidates, Samuel Cloud, John Snaulsbury, and William Boyce, were inducted on November 26. Dads Rev M KE Wheatley, Rev Lee Richereek, and C S York presided as 1006 Masons and visitors from Saulsbury attended, ending with ice cream and cake.
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Maryland
Samuel Cloud
John Snaulsbury
William Boyce
M. KE. Wheatley
Lee WW Richereek
C. S. York
Denton
Saulsbury
Thanksgiving in Deep Kitchen Reappears in Recipes
After the holiday, the spirit lingers as leftovers become snacks. The cranberry jelly and spiced jelly recipe adds color and aroma, while creamy chicken taking and cheese sauce potatoes transform meat leftovers into hearty dishes. Includes instructions for cranberry jelly and cheese sauces.
Remembered Friend Lends Mercy Across Distances
A poem excerpt notes a kind friend who remembers the speaker and the sick, giving comfort and mercy to those in need wherever they are. The 1929 copyright by Edgar A. Guest is cited.
Patterson School P T A Meeting Recaps Delaware Study
The second P T A meeting of Patterson School, held Tuesday evening November 19, used State program material to outline year objectives. An evening program featured Thanksgiving recitations dramatizations and songs by Mrs. Ross and Miss Betty Bailey. Postings on Reading Health Nature Study Posture and Home Economics showcased art progress. Refreshments followed and next meeting date December 17 announced.
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Patterson School
Delaware
England
Holland
Sweden
nIlso
Ross
Betty Bailey
Miriam Gray
Wilmington
R. Wesley Ross
Gray
Columbia University
Fred Pritchett
B. Frank Ross
Thomas Hudson
Elamere
Willard Lank
Gordon
Milford
Union Corner
M. P. Church
Archer
N. James Harrington
Philadelphia
Webster Ivins
Choptank Club Meets. December Gathering Announced
The Twentieth Century Community Club held its last meeting at Mr and Mrs William Dillon's home on the 20th with a pleasant afternoon. Members attended the Denton meeting on the 21st and praised Miss Spafford for sparking rural clubs. The next gathering is set for December at Bethlehem Community House, with Miss Spafford expected to attend. The Ladies Aid of the M P Church at Choptank enjoyed a pleasant meeting on the 5th at Mr and Mrs J F Spence, with plans for a December meeting at Mr and Mrs Roland Chambersons home in the afternoon. All members are urged to attend.
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William Dillon
Denton
Miss Spafford
Bethlehem
Quote from Marshall Field on self cultivation and service
The greatest goods man can do is to cultivate himself and develop his powers to be of greatest service to humanity. This quotation attributed to Marshall Field reflects a belief in personal growth as a foundation for broader social impact.
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Marshall Field
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Jack Oakie
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