Denton and Queen Anne Couple Notices Linked by Names
Evening notice lists Dr and Mrs W Johnson of Denton Mr and Mrs Howard Eley of Queen Anne Dr and Mrs W D Noble Mr and Mrs Dixon Fountain Mr and Mrs Walter McCond among others in a social notices snippet.
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W. Johnson
Denton
Howard Eley
Queen Anne
W. D. Noble
Dixon Fountain
Walter McCond
Japan's Far Reaching Prewar Fishing and Whaling Reach
The article notes Japan's dominance in coastal catches and inland cultivation, plus extensive overseas fishing from the Pacific sub Arctic to Antarctica. It highlights international protests over outside territorial waters, Alaska salmon ventures withdrawn after U S complaints, and late Japanese whaling with floating factories yielding profits up to 1.5 million dollars in a season.
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Japan
Pacific
Alaska
United States
Australia
Norway
Britain
Tiny O Shima Famed Jap Death by Own Action Island
O Shima, a 36 square mile volcanic island off Izu peninsula, is known for a high rate of suicides by crater plunge at Mihara Yama. It lies at Sagami bay entrance near Tokyo, has 5000 inhabitants in six coastal villages, and sustains fishing and cherry wood exports with minimal culture noted.
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O Shima
Japan
National Geographic Society
End Oki
Mihara-Yama
Sagami Bay
Tokyo Bay
Corregidor
Manila
Idzu
Izu Peninsula
Vries Island
O — Shima
Oshima
Lightning Safety During Storms for Buildings and Outdoors
The National Bureau of Standards outlines shelter options during a storm including large metal or metal frame buildings or any protected structures, and warns to avoid small unprotected shelters when outdoors. It notes safe locations inside, particularly basements, while avoiding fireplaces, stoves, and metal objects, and that properly installed lightning rods reduce danger inside buildings.
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National Bureau of Standards
Fruit Drop In Apple Trees Reduced By Napthalene Acetic Acid
Checks show Napthalene acetic acid reduces pre harvest fruit drop in apples. Cornell data on two adjacent McIntosh trees found treated trees with 4 percent pre harvest drop and 72 apples lost at picking versus 16 percent drop and 455 apples on the untreated tree harvested the same day.
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Cornell University
Mobile X Ray Machine Aids TB War on Farms
A compact mobile x ray unit designed for trucks or trailers can reach remote farm areas. X rays pass the chest and images are viewed on a fluoroscopic screen before a small picture is captured. High sensitivity film and the screen drive the unit, with one mobile unit capable of screening about 60 people per hour.
Mastitis Threat Boosts Dairy Costs and Milk Loss
Mastitis costs dairy farms about 100 million dollars yearly with up to 25 percent of herds affected in some areas. The disease stems from chain-like germs such as Streptococcus agalactiae and Staphylococcus, causing acute fever or chronic tissue damage. Treatments include testing, injections, and strict hygiene. by eliminating infection, herds can gain up to 20 percent more milk.
Burrrsville Social News Highlights Local Visits
W S C S of Wesley Churen met at Mrs Florence Truitt home on Friday November 16. Many residents hosted friends and relatives visiting Baltimore Washington and Wilmington over Thanksgiving weekend. Sgt George Lageman and Sgt Russell Blades recently discharged from service. The community notes include weddings showers and guests with families from Harrington Houston Greensboro Belvedere and Frederica.
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Wesley Churen
Florence Truitt
Winfield Willis
Baltimore
Harrison Kirby
Mary Ruth Logue
Arlington Presbyterian Church
Belvedere
Denmore Avenue
Harry A. Porter
Wm. Joyce
Wilmington
George Lageman
Pacific Area
Alfred Raughley
Washington
Betty Baker
Crawford Garrett
Allen Garrett
A. T. Garrett
Robert Garrett
Robert Stafford
G. A. Wilson
Houston
Betty Lou Hopkins
James Hopkins
Frederica
Roland Draper
James W. Thawley
Rachel Larimore
Local Visitors from Scl ton and Denton Recap
Mr and Mrs James Cahall of Scl ton visited the aunt Miss Mollie Cahall on Sunday. Mrs Clifford Baker and daughter Margaret and Mrs John Singer of Denton were recent guests of relatives in Collingdale Pa.
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James Cahall
Sclton
Mollie Cahall
Clifford Baker
Margaret
John Singer
Denton
Collingdale
Family News From Preston Enlivens Thanksgiving Week
Local society notes recount gatherings and visits across Preston. Eleanor Trice and Turnhams spent the weekend with the Trice family. Birth brings congratulations to Judson Bateman and wife. Multiple Thanksgiving dinners feature the Nobles, Dolins, Archers, and McAllisters. Mrs. Milbourne Cannon returns from Baltimore. Members travel to Baltimore and Salisbury for holidays.
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Eleanor Trice
W. Turnham
Donald Turnham
T. L. Trice
Judson Bateman
Clare N. Payne
Patty Payne
E. P. Baylor
Inez Noble
Walter Manzels Jr
W. D. Noble
John W. Noble Jr
W. N. Cannon
Cornelia Cannon
Joe Poole
Lloyd Cannon
E. J. Harris
Contract Club
Guy McAllister
William McAllister
R. C. Dulin
Herman Schmick
Bobby Dulin
Carolyn Schmick
Salisbury
Medford Burgess
Collins
R. O. Dulin
Ed Dulin
John Nabb
T. D. Nabb
G. C. Carmine
Marilyn
Nobl
Baltimore
A. C. Tolson
E. B. Blades
Carville Fleetwood
Marion Chambers
John W. Noble
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Charlotte Ann Baker
Moore's
Funeral Home de Eae Drei
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Christian Science Publishing Society
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Mase
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Preston
Maryland
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Real Estate & Insurance
LAW Building
Denton, Maryland
Anita’s Beauty Salon
Kern Sisters Beauty
Farm Bureau
Maryland Safety
F. E. Yeoman
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