Large Maryland families noted in state population study
Dr. John Collinson’s figures show Maryland's 1930 population distribution. Children under fifteen total 473 600, nearly one third of the state. The state’s total population is 1 600 000 with whites 1 362 560 and colored 237 410. County breakdown highlights Baltimore City and counties, with colored populations varying by county. Graf Zeppelin sighting described as a milestone in air travel, marking the dawn of safe transatlantic passenger service and near future faster flights. Includes literary quotes and a political aside on wets and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John Collinson
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Allegany
Washington
Frederick County
Anne Arundel
Prince George’s
Montgomery
Carroll
Harford
Calvert
Garrett County
Charles
Calvert County
Atlantic Ocean
Unknown Soldier as a Catholic Test of Leadership
A Salisbury Advertiser commentary laments religious prejudice during the 1928 campaign, urging that the Unknown Soldier’s memory transcend sect. It questions why Alfred E. Smith’s Catholic faith is used to bar him from office, contrasting faith with true manhood. It condemns calumny against Smith and calls for focusing on character over creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Rachel
Jacob
Daddy
Man’s
Wicomico County
Alfred E. Smith
Thomas Jefferson
Smith
New York
God
Christ
Man Smith
Salisbury Advertiser
Gospel Carrier Enigma Solved Amid City Scrutiny
A cryptic line hints at a person sent to carry the gospel while a Kansas city and yearly gatherings appear. The riddle pieces describe being everywhere, a fatigued state, and an auxiliary verb, ending with a nod to last week’s clue about careful scrutiny of candidates for official positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Card of Thanks for Father Curtis E Williamson
Mr and Mrs J H Williamson express gratitude for friends kindness and sympathy shown after the death of Curtis E Williamson and the floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis E. Williamson
J. H. Williamson
Dover to get a new opera house and local builds
Twenty five years ago notes report Dover planning an opera house. Matthew Garey begins a dwelling at Seventh and Franklin, Marc Bryant also builds nearby. In Ridgely a six year old breaks an arm at play. Preston's Methodist Church to reopen November 1. Easton depot near completion. County sees Denton bridge repairs and iron girders to support wooden joists. MLKE church parsonage fire destroys the stable. three children cause the blaze. Henry Cohee of Greensboro loses a $25 watch.
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Dover
Matthew Garey
Seventh
Franklin
Marc Bryant
Ernest
Robert E. Smith
Ridgely
Methodist Episcopal Church
Preston
Nor’wester
Charles Johnson
Ituntsville
Ala
Johnson
Caroline
Denton
James Willoughby
Larimore
N. D
Hobbs
J. B. Tyler
Oxford
IT. C. Annabel
Indiana
Robert G. Stewart
J. T. Richardson
D. L. Ilverngam
Philadelphia
C. Leslie Walls
Annapolis
Easton
Wright
Anklam
Baltimore
ML. KE. Charch
Marydel
Henry Cohee
Greensboro
School Attendance and Health in September Report
During September 8306 children were enrolled in white schools with 617 at high school and 647 in colored schools. No epidemics appeared. attendance was excellent with most schools at 9067 percent or higher. A detailed list shows per cent attendance by school type, including high, town, two room, rural, and colored schools with multiple institutions reaching 90s and some in 80s.
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Caroline
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Preston
Greensboro
Henderson
Denton
Denton Grammar
Harmony
Goldsboro
Ridgely Grammar
School Lunches Promotion For Young Students
Recommendations from the U S Bureau of Education and Maryland Health Bureau urge well balanced meals for children. Heating at school uses a wash boiler and glass jars, with pre lunch hand washing. Pamphlets titled Diet for the Young Child and school lunch bulletins available from state and federal offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Education
Washington
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Maryland State Department of Health
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Schol
Bureau of Child Hygene
North Charles Street
Baltimore
U.S. Bureau of Education
D. C
Silk hose at eight cents a pair from WA Nichols Co
Readable ad notes full fashioned silk hose available in all shades for 08 cents per pair at WA Nichols and Company, encouraging shoppers to buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA Nichols & Co
Recommendation for Jacob B. Davis as druggist in Denton
In a signed notice T. Mark Breeding endorses Jacob B. Davis of Pennsylvania and Baltimore as a reliable registered druggist with wide experience. Breeding urges liberal patronage and cooperation, reflecting years of acquaintance and sale of the Den ton drug store.
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Denton
Jacob B. Davis
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
T. Mark Breeding
Breeding Drug Store Change of Ownership in Denton
An outsider announces purchase of Breeding Drug Store in Denton Maryland and pledges to serve the community with professional training and travel experience. He seeks the trust of Denton residents, Caroline County officials, and local physicians to grow the store into a universally valued establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline
Resolutions of Respect for Marriott S Redden
The Caroline Council No 175 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics mourns the death of Marriott S Redden. The council honors his mind and heart, extends sympathy to his parents and friends, drapes the charter for thirty days, and directs a copy to the family and local press. Committee: Thomas O Crouse, Harry K Tubbs, Clarence H Rol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Council
United American Mechanics
Marriott S. Redden
In Memoriam for James E. Cox One Year Later
In loving remembrance, a mother and sisters mark one year since James E. Cox departed October 23, 1927. The family recalls his kindness, and faith assures him in God’s home of fadeless beauty. The verse speaks of mourning, a star in the Holy City, and the blessed message that they miss him yet trust his peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Cox
Jesus
J. S. Cox
Nora
Susie
Mary
In sad remembrance of Edward Kelley departed life
In loving remembrance of Edward Kelley who died September 2, 1928. Sad call of the one I loved best of all. Upright and just, honest and faithful to the end. A lonely home, a silent voice, and only his vacant chair. Sadly missed by wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kelley
Just Married Couples Vaudeville At New Dover Opera House
James Hall and Ruth Taylor headline a feature act with their vaudeville show at the New Dover Opera House. The performances are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, October 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Ruth Taylor
New Dover Opera House
Fresh Apple Dishes From A Seasonal Kitchen
A collection of apple based recipes, including a light cream and apple sauce dessert, a fresh vegetable and apple salad with cabbage spinach and lettuce, a sour cream and mayonnaise dressing, a baked apple with spice filling, and tips on preserving apple shape during baking.
Ancient hatcheries traced to Egypt and China
An overview traces hatchery origins to ancient Egypt and China where incubators and chick production flourished for millennia. It notes U S adoption beginning 34 years ago and highlights modern hatcheries uniting to emphasize business quality and service under the motto Hatchery Chicks For Greater Profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Tut
America
Egypt
China
Guardsman to Open at Ford's Theatre Baltimore
Theatre Guild of New York presents Ferenc Molnar comedy The Guardsman at Ford's Theatre Baltimore during the week of October 22. Cast includes Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne Ernest Cossart Jane Weheatley Horace Alden Elliott Cabot Hannin Clark. The plot follows an actor who tests his marriage by disguising as a Guardsman to flirt with his wife.
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Theatre Guild
New York
Ford’s Theatre
Baltimore
Elliott Cabot
Hannin Clark
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
New Yorker
Mr. Molnar
The
Liliom
Red Mill
Family visits and local notices from Chester area
Mr. George Wooters of Chester visited his parents in town. Landers Jones, a Donelson School student near Baltimore, spent the weekend with his parents. T A Smith and wife visit son near Newark New Jersey. Many Ridgelynés attended Paul Sewell’s funeral at Denton. Local visits include Jopp and Die fendoerfer, Dean and McKenny, McBride and Grace Beste, and Baynard of Smyrna. Excursion to Philadelphia. Mrs. Morris recovered, Mrs. Ludwig in Baltimore hospital, Mrs. Jones back from illness, Hannah Freeman in Wilmington. Paul Holsinger’s new house, upland game season closed until November 10 with various dove rules and_bureau updates. Maryland law and federal rules on doves explained along with enforcement. Wildfowl season Nov 1 to Jan 31. Map request noted.
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George Wooters
Chester
William Wooters
Landers Jones
Donelson School
Baltimore
T. A. Smith
YT. A., Jr
Newark
N. J
Ridgelynés
Paul Sewell
Denton
Samuel Jopp
Stella Diefendoerfer
Leonard Dean
Rachel McKenny
Centreville
McBride
Grace Beste
Raskob Farm
William Smith
Sallie Baynard
Smyrna
Del
Frank Matthews
Wilmington
Elmer Stoffman
Thomas Hansen
Bridgeville
Herbert Jones
Philadelphia
Ed. Morris
Ilness
J. M. Ludwig
Ernest Jones
Bear
Hannah Freeman
Fred Flounders
Trappe
Paul Holsinger
Garrett County
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Howard
Game Division
Conservation Department of
Potatoes and Cheese Bake Feature
A compact guide extols potatoes as a versatile, nutritious staple. It outlines a scalloped potato dish with six potatoes, flour, salt, pepper, butter, and milk, layered with seasoning and baked an hour. It adds that cheese enhances flavor and nourishment, suggesting a cheese potato pairing.
Fluffy Baked Mashed Potatoes with Egg White Fold
A recipe draws two methods for fluffy mashed potatoes baked in ramekins or shells. It details using hot milk and butter, salt, grated cheese, and beaten egg whites folded into the potato mix. Potatoes are baked until light and brown and served immediately.
Del Mar Va Peninsula Map Ready for Distribution
The Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association Publicity Department completed a detailed map of the Del Mar Va Peninsula and surrounding regions. Cooperating State Highway Departments and AAA ensured accuracy of highways, rail, ferry, steamboat and bus routes. The map includes Lancaster to Philadelphia, Alexandria to Norfolk, and Cape May Point area, aiding visitors and directing routes to Peninsula entrances.
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Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Peninsula
American Automobile Association
Associa
Caution Key To Safer Roads Warns College Park Expert
I K Atherton of College Park urges motorists and pedestrians to keep caution in daily use. He warns careless drivers and walkers cause accidents, injuries, and court appearances, stressing restraint, obedience to traffic laws, and safer behavior to reduce crashes and keep roads safer.
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I. K. Atherton
College Park
Williston Guests Visit Local Families From East
Mrs. Martha Shelton and daughter and Mrs. Stanley Hoffman of Washington, D. C. visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman. Mrs. Hoffman and Elizabeth stayed for a visit. Geo. H. Badamen and son from Philadelphia and Anita Knoblock of Swarthmore visited Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby. Bert Hoagland of Newark came to see his sister Mrs. Willoughby. Bert Leffingwell of Philadelphia visited his uncle Mr. Wm. Leffingwell last week.
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Martha Shelton
Little
Stanley Hoffman
Washington, D. C
Joseph Hoffman
Newark
N.J
Wm. Willoughby
Bert .Leffingwell
Philadelphia
Wm. Leffingwell
Time's fleeting counsel on humility quoted
An antiquated quip on time and humility attributed to St Bernard. It contrasts past, present, and future, urging humility when praised and stressing the value of seizing the present moment over clinging to what has passed. The fragmentary verse reflects moral reflection typical of devotional prose.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
United States
William Cabell Bruce
Congress
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County
Matthews
Saadi
Buxton
Spa
Paroriy
Enigma
Thomas O. Crouse, Harry K. Tubbs, Cuarence H. Rol
Memoriam
Theatre Guild At
Ford's Theatre
Coats
J. H. Nichols & Company
Denton, Mary Land
Tion
West Pocket
Williston
St. Bernard
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
T. Alan Galdsborough
W. Brewster Deen
Ve. James E. Hignatt
Circuit Court
Equity
T. Clayton Horsey
True
Clayton Horsey
Sps
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