Democracy's Dollar Day Planned Across Nation
Next Saturday October 22nd Democracy's Dollar Day seeks dollar contributions to back the Roosevelt Garner ticket. Shareholders in America will award each one dollar donor an official Roosevelt Garner medallion and membership, with women’s leagues offering ten thousand dollars in prizes for the largest per-capita donations.
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United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
R. H. Gore
Shareholders In America
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt-Garner
Friends of Roosevelt Clubs
Women’s Club League
T. Clayton Horsey
Caraline
Sports vs finance in the Rotarian view by Yost
University of Michigan athletic director Fielding H. Yost defends sports emphasis, arguing a nation of sports enthusiasts is preferable to a money driven society. He says boys should pursue healthy, disciplined sports virtues, and that football builds character, temperance, courage, and loyalty across life.
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Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Rotarian
America
Mr. Yost
National Economy League Leaders Rally For Budget Reform
Speaker praises Dr John M T Finney and Major Redmond C Stewart as Maryland leaders of the National Economy League and calls for reasonable economy in the federal budget while stating strong discord with the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. T. Finney
Redmond C. Stewart
National Economy League
Maryland
Economy League plan targets veterans pay, sparks rebuttal
General Milton Reckford denounces the National Economy League for pinpointing a $450,000,000 cut to the Veterans Bureau while excusing other waste. He cites Archibald Roosevelt Alfred E. Smith Harbord Simms and Byrd as leaders with vested interests and contrasts veteran pay with lavish retirements and steamship subsidies. Reckford urges careful study by Congress and allied committees before any drastic budget reductions.
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National Economy League
Archie Roosevelt
Admiral Byrd
Smith
General Harbord
Simms
Economy League
Milton A. Reckford
American Legion
Maryland
Veterans Bureau
Congress
Archibald Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Federal Treasury
Byrd
France
al Smith
Admiral Simms
Economy league attack on veterans amid budget debate
A speaker rebukes the National Economy League for targeting ex service men while ignoring other big budget items. He argues for economy across the federal system including the Veterans Bureau and Dawes bank aid, urging a scientific, broad approach rather than a sole focus on ex service men.
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Department of Agriculture
Departments of the Interior and of Commerce
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Great
House of Morgan
Western Railroad
General Dawes’ Bank
Veterans Bureau
National Economy League
Editorial Notes on Tariffs and Global Trade Shifts
The piece argues the tariff debate defines party policy, tracing high protection to McKinley and advocating reciprocity and expanded foreign trade. It connects Gandhi’s nonviolent struggle in India to social reform and notes a 1934 Haiti United States treaty amid debates on veteran benefits and postwar economics.
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Mr. Hoover
Senator Smoot
Finance Committee
Senate
Watson
United States
America
William McKinley
Ohio
McKinley
Buffalo
James G. Blaine
Maine
Europe
Central
South America
Republican Party
Blaine
Roosevelt
Kong
Waiti
Haiti
Town News Highlights and Local Notes
Wheat and corn prices listed. A large watermelon bought by A J Hayes from D W Davis. Captain A H Dean opens an oyster saloon and lunch room on Main Street. E E Wright ships 1439 tomato baskets from seven acres and notes heavy yields. Hemmons-Manchu wedding described as quiet with Rev M A Haverstick officiating. Numerous social and personal notices from Denton and nearby towns. Baltimore Home Coming Week promotions feature Hochschild Kohn & Co with free freight on purchases over five dollars within 200 miles.
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A. J. Hayes
D. W. Davis
Capt
A. Hf. Dean
Main Street
J. J. George
E. E. Wright
Williamsburg
Howard Mancho
James Law Siple
E. C. Brown
Bridgeville
Blue Ridge Mountains
Gettysburg
Daniel J. Zacharias
Pennsylvania
J. Ira Fisher
Willow Grove
Homer Lord
Philadelphia
Denton
Wm. P. Draper
Batesman
Lynchburg
Florence Weedon
Seaford
Wm. F. Murphey
W. J. D. Lucas
Anna
Harry Otto
Carroll
Frederick County
Monroe Passapae
Baltimore
Mary C. Hutchinson
Annie Hydrick
Edward T. Tubbs
Annapolis
Howard Bryant, Esq
James H. Fisher
Ben Cohee
Joe Anthony
Jamestown Exposition
M. F. H. Collison
Cohee
Dilla Merriken
Concord
Nellie Pepper
John P. Pepper
Greensboro
Greensboro Cemetery
Esther Risley
Dwight A. Russell
Chestnut Street
Pleasantville
N. J
Russell
Bertie Wooters
Roberta Wyatt
Dover
Mattie Moore
Mary Porter
Messrs. Hochschild Kohn & Co
Messrs. Hochschild Kohn and Co
Slats Diary Narrates Week of Small Town Pleasures
Ross Farquar records a week of small events in Slats Diary. He notes buying a pocket book, Mrs Fletch’s insurance payout, church, a hungry quip about gravy stained vest, a moth in the fall suit, Ant Emmy’s jokes, Mrs Gillems visiting, canoeing cautions, and a dinner with a visiting preacher.
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Eller Wood
Fletch
Chirch
Emmy
Wensday
Reddy
Interstate Quarantine Aims to Halt Parrot Fever Spread
Government’s interstate quarantine requires health certificates for shipments of parrots paroquets love birds and other psittacine birds. The rule, effective immediately, follows warnings from the Public Health Service about psittacosis outbreaks in Minneapolis Idaho California New York and Oregon. Maryland officials recall 1929 1930 outbreaks tied to infected birds from South American ports.
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U. S
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Hugh S. Cumming
R. H. Riley
Maryland
Oregon
William Royal Stokes
Bureau of Bacteriology
Baltimore City
California State Department of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Greensboro Club Falls to Hickman 6 2 in Sunday Game
Hickman pitcher Cannon allowed 2 hits while Greensboro starter Urry gave up 11 as Hickman won 6 to 2. Tomorrow the 16th the teams meet again on our grounds and supporters are urged to attend.
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Greensboro
Hickman
Cannon
Urry
Loving Service Expresses Real Man's Efficiency
A brief Christian Science note urges rendering loving service in the present human experience to demonstrate true efficiency. It emphasizes practical goodwill and faithful, steady effort in daily life as the measure of man's value.
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Christian Science
Baltimore Fourth Annual Live Stock Show Dates Set
The fourth annual Baltimore Live Stock Show will run October 18 to 21 at Union Stock Yards. Past shows moved 6,000 cattle through auction for over 750000 dollars. Organizers seek broader farmer and stockman attendance from every county. admission is free with ample parking. Visitors can see judging on Tuesday and Wednesday, with no admission charge.
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Baltimore
Union Stock Yards
Masters Oyster Supper At Concord Church House
The Bloomery oyster supper appears on Oct 21 Friday evening at Concord Church house to support a good cause with what is billed as the best menu yet. Denton M. P. Church fall supper is set for November 10 in the community house with tickets priced at 35 cents. Additionally an offer advertises a Special Dollar Fountain Pen with automatic pencil for $1.00. Trade notes: F J Wright of Denton Md and M K Newnam advertise sewing machine and electric appliance repair services.
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Concord Church House
Denton M. P
F. J. Wright
Denton
M. K. Newnam
Public Health Committee October report details care and immunizations
County nurse filed September activity noting admissions to Cambridge hospital and County Alms House plus Hen ryton Sanatorium referrals. Immunizations reached 153 total with 53 given that month. Four new cases reported, mother and baby fared well after emergencies. A Greensboro baby clinic examined 19 children, midwives aided nine cases, and 106 visits were logged.
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Public Health Committee
Cambridge Hospital
Henryton
R. C. Thompson
Greensboro
Catherine Goodson
Funeral For Hester Fleetwood Held In Burrsville
Hester Fleetwood died at home near Woodenhawk aged 765. Funeral held at Wesley Church on Tuesday at 2 p m conducted by Rev M M Watson. Survived by eight children and numerous grandchildren. Rally Day services postponed Oct 2 will be held Oct 16 at 10 30 a m with Harvest Home service.
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Hester Fleetwood
Woodenhawk
Wesley Church
M. M. Watson
Wesley M. E
Harvest
Edgar Blades
Hillsboro
Helfrich
Ruth
Trappe
Brown Thawley
Lena Thawley
Mollie’ Cahall
Will Wilson
Will Simpson
Harrington
Wesley M. E. Church
Harold Hopkins
Marcus Hook
Charlie Harvey
Philadelphia
Shower for Mr and Mrs Harry Burke at Smith home
About eighty five guests gathered Thursday evening at Mr and Mrs Olas Smiths home to honor Mr and Mrs Harry Burke with a miscellaneous shower. Gifts were praised, late refreshments served, and guests wished the couple long life together. The Burkes thank all contributors for the shower. Also notes on Sunday visits to Mrs Smiths aunt, and other local family activities including visits from Miss Mary Stant and Miss Ruth Stant, and Mr Owen Howard Jr in Washington with Mrs Owen Howard Jr ill.
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Olas ‘Smith
Harry Burke
Burke
Olaf Smith
G. L. Griffith
Smith
John Stafford
Marydel
Mary
Ruth Stant
Church Hill
W. A. Griffith
Martin Hunt
Altoona
C. H. Howard
Owen Howard Jr
Washington
Choptank church groups plan autumn suppers
Choptank Ladies Aid spares no detail for an annual supper set for November third with next meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Chambers on the 25th to discuss menu and price. The Mite Society of the M E Church will host an oyster and chicken supper on October 18 at the Club Room. Misses Mary and Lena Blades of Wilmington visited Mrs. L A Waldron while E F Dunham improves from illness and Mrs Leonard of Baltimore visits Mr. and Mrs. John H Price.
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M. P
Choptank
Roland Chambers
Mite Society
M. E. Church
Mary
Lena Blades
Wilmington
L. A. Waldron
E. F. Dunham
Leonard
Baltimore
John H. Price
Maryland Feed Quality Guarantees Through State Chemist Bulletin
Maryland maintains a unique system ensuring buyers receive quality feed fertilizer and lime. The State Chemist reports a bulletin with analyses of all feeds sold in the state, and copies are available at the County Agent's office.
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Maryland
Advertising as the courteous bridge between buyer and seller
The article explains how newspapers act as essential home and neighborhood commerce tools, aiding advertisers with free layouts and illustrations. It notes the Audit Bureau of Circulation guarantees coverage, helping merchants see the paper's value, and claims papers stimulate trade, lifting business and cash flow nationwide.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Local visitors and births noted in Quarryville area
Mr and Mrs Clifton Crouse and Miss Anna King visited relatives in Quarryville Fa. John Tarburton entertained Mrs Lucy Price Revell and children of Georgetown. John Jump welcomed a daughter Anna Rebecca born Sunday. Vinton Marvel visited Annie Hevnlow in Richardson Park. T S Burton of Philadelphia visited sister Henry Wilkinson. William Cooper of Chester visited sister Walter Bennington. William Matthews of Smyrna visited her parents M W Wiley last week. Elmer Hoffman of the Majestic sailing ship visits family here. Watson Booker, once improving, is not so well. Sewing Circle supper last week raised about twenty two dollars. Samuel King is a Harvard Medical School junior this year. Mesdames John and Lewis Lane were in Denton on Tuesday. Charles Hobbs of Cambridge was in town Wednesday. Edna Detwiler is suffering from woods poison.
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Clifton Crouse
Anna King
Quarryville
John Tarburton
Lucy Price Revell
Georgetown
John Jump
Anna Rebecca
Henry Wilkinson
William Cooper
Chester
Walter Bennington
William Matthews
Smyrna
M. W. Wiley
Elmer Hoffman
Majestic
Watson Booker
Samuel King
Harvard Medical School
Mesdames John and
Lewis Lane
Denton
Charles Hobbs
Cambridge
Edna Detwiler
Electric appliance service by Mr Wolf electrician
M. K. Newnam advertises 24 hour service for repair and maintenance of all electric appliances by certified electrician Mr Wolf.
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Wolf
M. K. Newnam
Quotations on Duty and Integrity Across Thinkers
A collection of brief sayings promotes duty, authenticity, and steadfast virtue. Notable lines urge selfresilience, modesty, gentle power, and remaining true to right actions, citing authors like Fal low, S Coley, Claudianus, George Eliot, and Pope.
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George Eliot
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Democratic
New York
Texas
Millard E. Tydings
Harford County
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
India
Britain
London
Mahatma
Marcus Duffield
King Legion
von Hindenberg
German Republic
Hoover
Ross Farquar
Public Health Nurse’s Report
H. Ruth Jackson
R. N
H. E. Ramsdell
Pub
Burrsville
The
Gem of Maryland
Denton’s New Theatre
Frank Buck
Strange Justice
Marian Marsh
Richard Bennett
John Barrymore
Richard DIX
Tom Brown
S. Coley
Claudianus
Journal
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Carl W. Gadow
Mary E. Marfield
Raymond E. Gadow
Grace E. Helfrich
Purnell T. Gadow
Marie Gadow
Frank F. Gadow
Dorothy Helfrich
Circuit Court
Plymouth Rock Carneau
GEO. L. Jopp
Hobbes, Md
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