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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
2
In a sharply partisan appeal, Democrats urge voters to back county legislative candidates county clerk treasurer and sheriff nominees, arguing Republican platforms lack substance beyond opposing retrenchment and reform. They warn that only a Republican majority could enact contrasting policies, urging unity to elect their slate.
The piece surveys Senate battles over a peace treaty with Germany, the complex tax revision bill, and the Fordney Tariff stalemate. It notes Democratic push for sweeping amendments to curb corporate favoritism, Republican agrarian opposition, and Arkansas Governor urging a Day of Faith amid fears of repeated cycles of preparation and war.
The piece urges civilization to rely on the human heart to achieve peace, not just the brain and hand. Treasury figures show average savings of 250 per person across 108 million people, with 21 billion invested in government securities. Harding designates next Monday as Fire Prevention Day, highlighting annual fire losses of about 15,000 lives and substantial property damage.
In memory of Norman Earle Smith who departed October 9, 1918 the mother writes of enduring sorrow and loneliness. She recalls his voice and the impact of his loss, promising to never forget him as tearful memories persist in the heart.
Public sale announced by attorney in fact for E Saulsbury Garey Ruth Garey and Alda Whitby to the highest bidder at the Court House door in Denton Maryland.
An Oct. front page letter urges voters to back Dr. Stephens for Maryland State Senate over Towers. The writer, an old subscriber from Preston, Maryland, condemns Towers for self serving motives, claims he controls Democratic voters, and urges evaluation of Stephens, who led Maryland schools for over two decades, as the more qualified candidate for November 8.
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