Alan Goldsborough Urged For Big Caroline County Victory
The editorial endorses T Alan Goldsborough for Congress, arguing a larger Caroline county majority than Dorchester two years ago. It praises his ability and character, calling him a sympathetic neighbor and a nationwide recognized leader, urging voters to support him on November 4th.
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Caroline County
Congress
Goldsborough
Dorchester County
Dorchester
Maryland
American Congress
United States
T. Alan Goldsborough
Senator Nelson H. Fooks Honored for Legislative Work
A Democratic tribute highlights Senator Nelson H. Fooks of Maryland for long service in Annapolis. It notes his chairmanship of the Road and Highways Committee, service on the Finance Committee, and role in resisting tax exemptions while codifying tax laws. It mentions the pay raise debate and Fooks voting with twelve colleagues to support the higher daily rate.
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Nelson H. Fooks
Maryland
Fooks
Annapolis
Senate
Linthicum
Howard County
General Assembly
House
Conference Committee
Senator Fooks for State Senate Promises Fiscal Prudence
County officials secured state repair and takeover of several miles of state aid roads saving taxpayers over 50000. Fooks pledged to continue bond relief, noting 100000 paid toward county debt in four years and annual interest savings of 5000. He advocates further tax relief as debt declines.
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Fooks
Templeville
Marydel
Greensboro
Whitleysburg
Federalsburg
Hynson
Senate
Democratic Platform Superior to Republican, Stirs Maryland Debate
The piece argues the Democratic platform is sincere and constructive while the Republican platform is hypocritical and vague. It credits Governor Ritchie’s eleven years of clean, efficient rule, notes past Republican corruption, and urges voters to re entrust the Democrats with Maryland’s governance for four more years.
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Ritchie
Democratic Party
Maryland
Maryland Democrats Endorseation of Broening Rejected
The piece argues Maryland has had only two Republican governors in six decades and cites Lowndes and Goldsborough as high-class but ineffective. It urges voters to avoid Broening, labeling him unknown and retiring, and insists Maryland remains essentially Democratic under Ritchie, with a four-year Democratic term ahead.
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Maryland
Democratic Party
Lloyd Lowndes
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Republican Party
Broening
Lowndes
Goldsborough
Ritchie
Filene Defends Mass Production Theory in Rotarian
Boston merchant economist Ed ward A. Filene argues mass production raises wages and expands consumption, reducing poverty and enabling broader leisure and diverse living as prices fall and mass distribution emerges. He notes Ford's wage link to low prices and predicts widespread auto use, higher wages, and greater choice as production scales.
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Edward A. Filene
Boston
Filene
Correct Wall Paper and the Restful Illusion of Distance
Dr J Fred Andreae argues that wall papers with distant landscapes create an illusion of distance that relaxes the eyes and reduces eyestrain. Near work causes more discomfort, while outdoor or distant viewing patterns provide relief even when the distance is only illusionary.
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J. Fred Andreae
End of 11th Assembly Session Faces Unsettled Peace Questions
Editorial notes on the closing of the 11th session of the League of Nations Assembly summarize the crisis mood. They cite Germany’s election effects, Hungary’s stance on Hapsburgs, Archduke Otto’s age, UK France tensions, US aloofness, and Soviet power as key, not openly debated, factors shaping the horizon. The piece highlights the League’s functioning through conferences as a hopeful mechanism to address economic challenges amid global strain.
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Assembly of the League of Nations
Assembly
Hungary
Hapsburgs
Archduke Otto
France
Britain
United States
Russia
League
Inland waterways plan shapes up as coast strategy
A report details proposed links along U S rivers to form an inland water coastway from Maine to Florida with a New Jersey canal by Cape Cod and Boston routes. The idea aims at cheaper transport, food, and regional development, with a commission to study feasibility and a focus on easing coastal sailing sounds and avoiding Hatteras channels.
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United States
Maine
Florida
Commission
New Jersey
Marine
Boston
Cape Cod Canal
Georgia
Virginia
Carolinas
Hatteras
Planning Meals For The Adults Briggs
Mrs Briggs debates dietary planning as she washes lettuce and preps carrots for baking. She outlines a family formula ensuring Father and children receive balanced meals including milk vegetables fruits eggs cereal meat or fish daily. The recipe for baked carrots with onions is described, detailing preparation and buttered cooking in a moderate oven.
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Briggs
Mrs. Briggs
Father
Jtme
Father Briggs
Dot
Bill
Tom Junior
Wondrous strength of cheerfulness quoted Carlyle
A fragment quotes Thomas Carlyle praising cheerfulness as powerful and enduring beyond calculation, noting its strength and resilience as a timeless observation.
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Carlyle
Subscribe for The Journal and county news
A promotion invites readers to subscribe to The Journal for county news coverage. The offer highlights access to local reports and updates across the region. Subscribing promises ongoing coverage of events, politics, and community notices affecting residents.
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Journal
Health and Happiness Too Lightly Regarded in Business Life
John Clarence Fung argues in Hygeia Magazine that health habits among executives are poor despite wealth and status. He notes overindulgence in food, lack of sleep, and insufficient exercise contribute to heart disease cancer and diabetes. Annual physical exams are urged to detect problems early.
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John Clarence Fung
Hygeia Magazine
Business New
Funk
Emily
First American Magazine Began in Philadelphia 1741
The first magazine published in America appeared in Philadelphia on February 13, 1741. It was the American Magazine or a Monthly View of the Political State of the British Colonies, published by Andrew Bradford. Three days later Benjamin Franklin released the General Magazine and Chronicle for all the British Virgins.
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America
Philadelphia
Andrew Bradford
Benjamin Franklin
Slats Diary recounts a week of odd mishaps and misfires
A diary style column narrates a week of humorous misadventures. Slats recalls makeup of jokes being read by editors, a dime owed to Pug Stevens, dinner table quips about gang days, a clumsy cabbage supper, a soap recommendation, school talk about a new sister, mild drug mention, and a goofy lesson about natural history with Elsy.
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Saterday
Pug Stevens
Teasday
Annie Crum
Jake
Dia
Atwater Kent Radio Hour Showcases Mme Bori's Range
The Atwater Kent Radio Hour on Sunday October 26 features Lucrezia Bori. The performance includes Estrellita and a program spanning grand opera light opera folk song and ballad with the Atwater Kent Orchestra directed by Josef Pasternack.
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Lucrezia Bori
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Ponce
Thhis
Mme. Bori
Valencia
Spain
Metropolitan Opera Company
Manon
Massenet
Italy
Ireland
England
America
Mme
Bob
Atwater Kent
Arditi
Victor Herbert
Modiste
Josef Pasternack
Pasternack
Friml
Katinka
Wildfowl outlook worsens due to drought across North America
Maryland officials join Canadian and US game commissioners at the Toronto gathering to warn of a sharp drop in wildfowl hatch and migration for 1930. Alberta’s Benjamin Lawton predicts 50 percent fewer birds, with drought facts, habitat loss, and fires wrecking nesting grounds from Ontario to the Mississippi Valley. State Game Warden E. Lee LeCompte urges strict bag limits, co operation, and public action to conserve the remaining stock for future seasons.
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United States
Canada
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Toronto
Paul Revere
Benjamin Lawton
Alberta
Lawton
Maryland
Atlantic Coast
Canadian
Hayes Lloyd
National Parks of Canada
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Ontario
Chesapeake Bay
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Survey
Ation
Biological Survey
Hunter
E. Lee Lecompte
A West Pocket Essay on Synthetic Hash
An essay contemplates future synthetic food from air and sun, joking that meals would be dialed in and kitchens replaced by machines. It then shifts to hog cholera in Maryland, urging safe feeding practices to prevent outbreaks and noting many hog owners deny risk despite evidence.
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Bridge Club
Maryland
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R. J. Bowen & Co
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