Denton Post Paper Appears Saturday Morning 1927
Published weekly by Melvin and Johnson Incorporated and Benjamin H. Johnson with officers named. Entry at Denton Post Office as second class mail matter. Oct 15 1927 edition date shown in notice format.
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Melvin and Johnson Incorporated
Benjamin H. Johnson
Benjamin FE. Jonson
Denton
Tariff Policy Critique by Hull on Trade Welfare
Editorial notes accuse the Fordney McCumber Act of damaging US trade under Coolidge. Representative Cordell Hull urges reciprocal treaties and broad trade agreements to reduce tariffs, warn against isolation, and press for a major tariff revision to ease high living costs and industry distortions. He cites eleven adverse conditions from restrictive policy and calls for leadership to restore balanced international commerce. Henry Swift Ives critiques business allies of socialization and urges tolerance of rival viewpoints in economic life.
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United States
France
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Hull
Democratic National Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge
Fordney-McCumber
Congress
United
Hidden Train of Fuel: The Continental Pipeline Network
An authority notes the vast oil pipeline system moving crude from wells to refineries for kerosene and gasoline. It features trunk and feeder lines, pumping stations every ~40 miles, storage yards, and dispatch telegraphs. An 8 inch line carries about 21,000 barrels daily, with the network spanning continents and equaling rail in scale.
The Telephone as a Modern Farm Essential
The telephone on the American farm is a vital tool for safety and efficiency. It allows immediate calls for help during fire sickness or accidents and speeds repairs by reducing downtime. It also enables social contact with neighbors and distant regions, making it a social and economic necessity both on farms and in cities.
Fall and Winter Schedule For Child Health Conferences
Dr J H M Knox Jr heads the fall and winter child health conferences planned across counties to examine babies and youngsters. Healthmobile toured eight counties with 91 stops and 96 conferences, examining 1617 children and totaling 6127 examined since January.
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J. H. M. Knox, Jr
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Prince George’s
Charles
St. Mary’s
Calvert
Anne Arundel
Queen Anne
Kent
Cecil
Baltimore County
Harford
Montgomery
Frederick
Wicomico County
Chaney Stars in Mockery at New Dover Opera House
Lon Chaney delivers a dramatic new mujik role in Mockery by Metro Goldwyn Mayer opening October 19 and 20 at the New Dover Opera House. Benjamin Christensen directs a tale of Bolshevik upheaval with romance and intrigue, backed by Barbara Bedford Ricardo Cortez Emily Fitzroy Kai Schmidt and Mack Swain in a historically faithful production.
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Lon Chaney
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
New Dover Opera House
Benjamin Christensen
Russia
Chaney
Red Revolt
Barbara Bedford
Indy
Ricardo Cortez
Emily Fitzroy
Charles Puffy
Kai Schmidt
Mack Swain
Publicity on safeguards against unsafe investments movement
The Denton Journal promotes a nationwide effort to shield the public from unscrupulous stock brokers and promoters. The weekly series, from the Nation-Wide Review, will investigate corporate stock issues failing security tests and offer free editorial assistance, urging readers to report promoters and invest only after verified investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
American Bankers Association
Better Business Bureau
Nation-Wide Review of Business and Finance
Attorney General's Office
Red Cedars And Apples Not Good Neighbors
In the eastern United States the cedar and apple trees form a damaging plant pair much like barberry and wheat. Apple rust and Virginia red cedar rust exchange spores between hosts, damaging leaves and fruit within weeks, with cedar galls and a 22 month cycle. Prevention advised via orchard management and cedar removal within miles, with a 1926 Yearbook pamphlet No. 941-Y from USDA.
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United States
Virginia
Yearbook of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Epworth League Meets and Local News from Burrsville
Burrsville hosts a dinner invitation list including Willoughbys and James families from Dento and Burbank while Bishopville visitors visit Rev Tubbs. Epworth League September meeting set for October 20 at R. H. Stafford home. Wesley Church services Sunday sermon titled A Murderer's Prayer. Local farmers report chicken house thefts. Mrs. Annie Raughley ill.
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Willoughby Nowell
Melvin James
F. Baynard
Sara
Denton
Walter Newcomer
Burbank
Cal
R. I. Stafford
John T. Tubbs
James L. Tubbs
Bishopville
J. W. D. Tubbs
Annie Raughley
Entailed Tat Copies Left at F J Wright’s
A note notes only a few copies of The Entailed Tat are remaining at F J Wright’s location. The terse message highlights scarcity and directs buyers to the shop for purchase. The item appears in a small local sale or announcement column.
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F. J. Wright’s
Modern dress Taming of the Shrew opens in Baltimore
Basil Sydney and Mary Ellis head the Garrick Players in a modern dress version of The Taming of the Shrew at the Auditorium Theatre Baltimore opening Monday night October 17 for a week. Coady Basil Sydney as Petruchio and Mary Ellis as Katharine lead a cast including C. H. Croker-King Betty Linley Maria Ouspenskaya Matrice Cass and Leslie Harris in a landmark staging by H. K. Ayliff.
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Basil Sydney
Mary Ellis
Garrick Players
Auditorium Theatre
Baltimore
Mas
Garrick Theatre
New York
Robert Mantell
H. K. Aylif
Ayliff
England
Hamlet
Vienna
Mossi
Mr. Sydney
Aylhiff
Taming of the Shrew
Petruchio
Katharine
C. H. Croker-King
Betty Linley
Maria Ouspenskaya
Matrice Cass
Leslie Harris
Local visits and carnival notes from Harmony area
Mr and Mrs Raymond Meredith and son Alvin visited Harmony relatives Linwood Todd and family. Mrs Earl Pennypacker and son Smith and Mrs Carrie Hubbard visited Federalsburg relatives. Leon Meredith and Blaine Bullock families spent time with O Day and Smith households. Webb on sick list with daughter George Tucker. Folks attended the Federalsburg carnival. John Harris traveled to Bridgetown on Thursday.
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Raymond Meredith
Alvin
Linwood Todd
Harmony
Earl Pennypacker
Smith
Carrie Hubbard
Federalsburg
Floyd Smith
Leon Meredith
George O’day
Blaine Bullock
Webb
George Tucker
John Harris
Bridgetown
Lon Chaney in The Unknown at Arcadia Wilmington
Lon Chaney renowned for roles and makeup stars in The Unknown at Arcadia Theatre Wilmington for the week of October 17. The melodrama features Chaney as an armless circus freak, with Joan Crawford as the owner’s daughter and Norman Kerry as the strong man.
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Lon Chaney
Arcadia Theatre
Wilmington
Chaney
Joan Crawford
Alonzo
Wonder
Norman Kerry
Notice to obtain trespass notices at Journal office
Trespass notices can be obtained at The Journal office now. Post your property with them now and save yourself time and trouble later. New crop timothy seed at R. H. Staffords Burrsville Md 2.60 per bushel.
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Journal
R. H. Stafford's
Burrsville
Mystery of Moses Splawn in a Three Hundred Million Dollar Town
An Old Timer recalls Moses Splawn, famed 1860s Boise Basin founder of Idaho City, who led a gold rush and built a booming town before vanishing with riches. The piece traces the city’s rise, the brutal journey, mutiny, and Splawn’s unexplained disappearance while the Old Timer continues panning for gold and preserving memory.
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Argonaut
Moses Splawn
Idaho Hills
San Francisco
Idaho City
Old Timer
Splawn
Pondosa
Elk City
Bore Valley
Moses
Bore Basin
Valley of Treasure
Boise Basin
Ydaho City
Broadway
Moses Solawn
Columbus
Assignee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate
One third cash on day of sale one third in six months and remainder in twelve months with interest. Deferred payments secured to the satisfaction of the assignee or all cash at purchaser option. Title papers at purchaser expense. W. Brewster Deen, James Temple, auctioneers and assignees.
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Robert B. Trice
Elva E. Trice
Fred R. Jones
Harvey L. Cooper
W. Brewster Deen
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
James Temple
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Jersey
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Denton, Maryland
Mystery of
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Wilbert L. Merriken
Haarenees
John W. Funk
Sid
Daisy V. Funk
Circuit Court
Thomas J. Keating
T. Clayton Horsey
Stengle Marine
Assignee
Benjamin F. Nichols
Ellen F. Nichola
Ellen Nichols
Ella Nichols
Benjamin I. Nichols
Clayton Horsey
Auditor’s Order
Nist
T. Alan Goldsborough
W. Brewsterm
James E. Hignatt
Equity
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Minnie Eaton
Denton, Md
Court House
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Ridgeway
Pete
Cooper
Fred E. Jones
Harvey I. Cooper
Fred R. Duane
George W.hickey
Myrna Hickey
Teae Hurley
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