One of Nature's Garden Spots on the Peninsula
A heavy frost has dulled Fall color on maples and flowers along the Peninsula. Many blooms survived due to natural or artificial protection, making a drive to view the beauty rewarding for travelers from Wilmington Philadelphia Trenton New York Baltimore and Washington, as the region between the Delaware and Chesapeake bays offers a scattered, scenic Garden Spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandywine Hundred
Little Creck Hundred
Delaware
Cecil County
Northampton County
Maryland
Virginia
Wilmmeton
Chester
Philadelphia
Camden
Trenton
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Delaware River
Atlantic Ocean
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
The Fly in the Ointment on American Merchant Marine
The article notes the United States backed private shipping after World War I and now sails globally under U S flag. It argues Americans are not ship conscious and prefer foreign lines, warning that if Americans shunned non American ships, the nation would lose power in world commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Steamship Company
Youth Looks Ahead As World Heals From Cold War
The piece portrays 1933 youth growing more pragmatic and health conscious, less swayed by sensationalism. It notes magazines folding, football heroes fading from glory, and youth valuing personal gain and education while society shifts from scandal to science business and religion amid recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteryear
Inquirer
Growmg
Jess
Economic Highlights Signal Mixed Industrial Activity Rise
Industrial activity remains high despite downtrends with August output over 50 percent above 1982 and July peak matching 1928-25 averages. Prices rose through September while farm prices fell. wide production consumption gaps narrowed. Domestic trade improved in August. employment rose with about 750,000 gaining work in August and likely more in September. Price advances continued except at retail.
Great expansion in August shows mixed economic signals
The August to September period records a surge in credit as open market purchases rise to 35 million weekly, amid volatile securities and a mixed outlook for exports and construction. Auto and steel output dip, while power and chemicals hold firm. dairy and cheesemaking expand, with Shawnee Oklahoma opening a model plant signaling farmer-aligned industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Germany and France in new postwar tensions hint at war
The piece notes Germany’s defiant stance and quitting the League of Nations. It says France fortifies along borders and blames disarmament failures on France. Washington shows little alarm over another world war as the U S focuses on domestic affairs and keeps Uncle Sam out of Europe’s quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
France
Strone
Washington
United States
Uncle Sain
Ewicepe
Twentieth Amendment Alters Congressional Terms
The article notes the Twentieth Amendment changing congressional terms and session timing. Congress will not assemble in December. the next session begins January 3. President Roosevelt will leave office January 20, 1937, and the terms for Senators and Representatives end at noon on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Offic
Janindhers
Heads Up on Posture and Deep Breathing Urged
Dr. R H Riley director of the State Department of Health says good posture boosts deep breathing and overall health. He notes that slouching in cold weather hinders breathing and that head up, shoulders back improves lung expansion, heart function, digestion, and disease resistance, while boosting self respect and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
State Department of Sealth
Milk Industry Growth Cited By Kraft Vice President
J S Kraft vice president of the Kraft Phenix Cheese Corp argues the milk crop is the only steady cash crop for farmers, paying weekly regardless of weather. He notes rapid development of the dairy industry in the past quarter century and advances in scientific milk production control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. S. Kraft
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
United States
Now is the time to buy, NRA aid drives recovery
The President’s June 16 statement on the Recovery Act argues that renewed purchasing power comes from rehired workers and higher production costs. It notes millions returning to self and full employment, urging public confidence, while warning that rising costs and imports pressure prices. It concludes that debt cannot be paid in gold or by exporting only. nations must import foods to restore trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recovery Administration
NRA
United States
Twenty Five Years Ago in Denton and Vicinity
A survey of local notes recalls Dr N F Nichols buying a car, farm purchases near Dover, and odd finds like thirty seven pairs of shoes in a straw pile. Obituaries include Voshell House proprietor George Lambert. Ex congressman Thomas A Smith returns from Wisconsin as a Farmers National Congress delegate. Marry and Emmett Baughley raise about eleven thousand sweet potatoes on twenty three acres. A large harvest home service at the Methodist Protestant Church celebrates ten years. May Rachel T Giffin dies at 78. funeral held at Thiston with interment at Penton cemetery. Ridgeley plans cement crossings costing about 2100 dollars as paving widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FN. Nichols
Denton
Ernest Baughley
Aces
Dover
Yar
Joseph Dimes
Bridgeville
Gemge FE Lambert
Voshell House
Chestertown
John W Satterfield
Journal Office
Messrs Marry
Emmett Raughley
Joshua B. Raughley
Fmm
Delaware
Messrs. Baughley
Thomas A Smith
Caroline County
Madison
Wisconsin
Crothers
Farmers’ National Congress
Smith
Baltimore
George W. Trice
Mars Elie
William G. Charles
Units Methodist Protestant Church
Hurlock
Maryland
Hairs V. Prampton
Milwaukee
Mr. Frampton
Mis
Belle Hackett
Harrieburg
Fiebbs
Mabel Hackett
Thaaisburg
Hobbs
Lange
de. Flot
Tage
Iamdroid
Sine
Res Frank T. Renon
Tmaster
H. Woo Jolson
Ra. D W. Ansting
M. Yates Stephen
Messrs
Isaac J. Moore
T. Phny Uisla
Harveye. Cooper
Chad Woollobbs
Benson
Austine
Johnon
Tyson
Danton
Chon
May
Rachel T. Giffin
John R. Gaiffin
Moss Jennne Gaitlin
Easton
Thiston
Penton Cemetery
Robert
Cuffin
Hemting
Howard and
Chase
G. Griffin
New York
Samuel Griffin
Denne Gitlin
Mass
Charles Stoops
Joseph G. Giulia
Was. Wilbindolph
Queen Anne's
Annie Rice
Joseph George
Federalsburg
Dear George
Philadelphia
Nathaniel Day
Giffin
Jonathan George
Tne
Ridgely
Frigukine Electric Rates Outline Hidden Costs
In a curious note from Newnan, an electric rate structure is described for a 5-100m house with unusual pricing. The text claims 12 cents per kilowatt for the last 15 watts, 147 cents for 25 watts, and a 15 cent per Watt after. It warns a $355 monthly bill could be reduced by running a single kilowatt daily with a 1911 Frigukine unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetual Meter Test
Mrk
Newnan
The Boys Of 1917 1919 Service Records Noted in Card List
A dense list of service entries for numerous individuals with dates of enlistment, ranks, units, overseas service, hospital stays, and honorable discharges. Mentions include Alfred G Catal Pedevalhhing, Edward Cahall, Clarence Callahan, Oscar Cannon, George Carmine, and others, spanning 1917 to 1919 with Meuse Argonne and other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Catal Pedevalhhing
82Nd Motor Trnch
Sifth Motor Transport Co
Edward C. Cahall
Goldsboro
Goldsboro, Entered the Service May 27, 1998, As A Private. 9Th Battalion 151Th
Avocount
Vense-Argonne
Clarence 8
Callahan
Federalshug
Sidelass Musigan
Pobalst Wield
Ser
Otler
U. S. S. Algonquin
Clinton
Thomas Carroll Preston
151Th
Wieldt Artillery
Todd Motor Transport Co
John Russell Carrall
Federalsbing
82Nd Scarsvake Co. Signal Corps
Ith. Service Co. Signal Corps
Leavenworth
Signal Corps
Army Post
Othee
Wis
Bosth
Sth
11Th
Arthur W. Cassiday
Henderson
Saginaw
Mic
Pinner
Harry W. Cawley
Denton
Pebruary LE
Lond
Ergeant
Seadquarters Co
Salt Field Artillery
Clarence Amerson Challineh
Hobbs
Hatters Boweth Field Artillery
Thomas J. Chairs
National Guard
Co. T
Marstand Infantry
115Th Infantry
FST
Mense
Algonne
Percy A. Chambers
Preston
Serice
Battery Bath Weld Arttery
John Henry Chase
Col
Chester
158Th Depot Brigade
Vranas Lee Cheeznnt
Students Army Training Cops
Maryland State College of Agriculture
Abner H. Chester
Philadelphia
155Th Depot Brigade
Andrew F. Christopher
Hurlock
151Th Depot Brigade
3Th Infantry
Avocomt
Meuse-Argonne
Tinyon
Ridgely Allen Temple Returns Home From West Coast Exchange
Ridgely Allen Temple, recently at 8S 5 Washington, has returned home. Miss Viola Jones came back Monday after a week with Miss Alice Pendleton in York Pennsylvania. Ralph Callahan of Queenstown spent last weekend with Douglas Benington in Whatwest. Cald) Make this Beautyrest Test for 30 nights. Learn about Heatola for wood or coal. Parion Furnace offers refund if not satisfied. Newnam Denton Maryland markets Furniture and heating products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Temple
Washington
Viola Jones
Alice
Pendleton
York
Ralph Callahan
Queenstown
Douglas Benington
Mg Mobian
Heatiola
Bertex
M. K. Newnamm
M. K
Tames
Newnam
Denton
Maryland
Denton Exhibit Wins Big at County Fair Poultry Show
A Denton county exhibit dominated the county fair poultry show with top awards across multiple divisions. Winners included Wilbert Cawley and Bryant Cawley of Denton in 4-H classes, plus numerous prizes for Leghorns, Rocks, Sussex, and other breeds. Shown were birds in pullets, cockerels, and old or young stock with champions named from Greensboro, Easton, Preston, and Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hokler
Easton
H. A. Hunter
College Park
May McPheeters
Florence Mason
Ernest Hemming
Mr. Bieck
Wilbert Cawley
Denton
L. E. Holsinger
Bryant Cawley
Charles Holsinger
Sarah Neal
Lloyd Baxter
Plymouth Rocks Cockerell
Ist
Eglantine Farm
Greensboro
Hen
Lloyd Mason
Baxter
Cockerel
Wilbert
Cawley
Irwin H. Samis
Trio—Young
Louise Wright
Pullet
Broilers
H. E. Ramsdell
Paul Rosser
Federalsburg
Ard
Ralph Meredith
Clayton Roe
Caroline County Farms
Billy Croppe Jr
J. B. Colgain
Frank Zeigler
Frank
Zeigler
Frank Ziegler
Narragansett
H. C. Needles
UH. Needles
C. H. Howard
Bourbon Red
Kate Morgan
W. A. Cawley
Gold Diggers at Reese Theatre Week of Oct 27 to Nov 4
Reese Theatre screens Gold Diggers of 1933 for a four day run starting Sunday with a midnight show and continuing Monday through Wednesday Oct 30 to Nov 1. The program features Mure 143s Educated Dog Circus and Cecil B deMille's This Day and Age with a 2 PM matinee Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Theatre
Mure
Cecil B. deMille
Delaware
Maryland
Paramount
Marlene Dettich
Satunday
Claudette Colbert
Toreh
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices From Wilmington
Miss Altha Adams and Mr. Jack Mears of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mrs. Blanche Adams and family. Miss Bernice Adams, a Beacons College student, visited Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Earl Adams has returned from a Philadelphia hospital. Mrs. Hattie Leeser returned after an extended visit in Pennsylvania. Sunday School is at 10 a.m. Mr. Ella Peters visits his brother this week. Mrs. John Adams hosted the Bloomery Aid on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson installed a radio at home. Mrs. Fred Fountain attended the club in Denton last Tuesday. Mrs. Molttie Liden visits her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altha Adams
Jack Mears
Wilmington
Blanche Adams
Bernice Adams
Beacons College
Earl Adams
Hattie Leeser
Pennsylvania
Ella Peters
John Adams
Bloomery Aid
Earl Robinson
Hher
Fred Fountain
Clib
Denton
Molttie Liden
Burrsville Sunday services and events
Burrsville M E charge at Burrsville Wesley Sunday School at 10 preaching 11. Whites Sunday School 2 preaching 3. Hickinan revival services 7 30 p.m. All invited. Mrs Howard U Hopkins and child Betty Lou Hopkins visited in Chester. Wesley Church ladies thank helpers for Oct 18 supper. net proceeds $6000. Miss Nettie Satterfield guest of Mrs John Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Wesley
Hickinan
Howard U Hopkins
Betty Lou Hopkins
Areola Hopkins
Chester
Wesley Church
Oven Meals Recipe Ideas From Briges Family
Briges family warms to oven meals as cool days return with breakfast in the kitchen. Home cook Mother Bages plans a week of menus featuring savory calf liver dinner, lima bean loaf, carrot ling and frank steak casserole with rich milk and bread crumb dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briges
Bill
Mother Bages
Local social notes from Wilmington and area
Mrs Richard Blackburn visited Wilmington ten days and returned home last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J H Hemmons attended the funeral of Mr John Gillespie in Sadlersville on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hobbs of Cambridge were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Flounders. Mr and Mrs Leo Meginney and Davis Wilson were Wilmington visitors Friday of last week. Rey and Mrs Hafer are spending the week in Boyertown Pennsylvania. Mr Harvey Sewell was a Ridgely visitor one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Blackburn
Wilmington
J. H. Hemmons
John Gillespiee
Sadlersville
Charles Hobbs
Cambridge
Frank Flounders
Leo Meginney
Davis Wilson
Rey
Hafer
Boyertown
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U. S
Federal Reserve
Federal
Foeign
Superior
Daiy
Alona
Journal
Emmys
Dekotas
Emmy
Jock Fire Department
Clem Bunches
Janes House
Warner
Flondy
Mirtle
Deinton
Poultry Department
Ilst
W. H. Irons
Oid
H. T. Langmaid
Trio—Old—ist
W. I. Irons
Brown Leghorns
I. F. Stoke
Marydel
Trio—Young—Iist
George Towers
Buff Rocks
Mary Edwards
Greensoro
Wiandattes Cockerel
F. W. Taylor
Sara Neal
Mary Fountain
Tiio—Young
Tist
Rhode Island
Old—tist
N. H
Reds
Triso
Young—ist
White Giants
Young
Charles Slolsinger
I. F
Stoke
Ducks
Oll
N. B. Ramsdell
H. E. Ramesdell
Drake—Young
Mabel Edwards
Duck—Young
Embden
Andrew Slaughter
Ohd
New Zealand
Buck
Paul Thawley
Dee
Howard Eaton
Henry Price
William Jopp
Alan Laramore
Chinentla
Clyde Pentz
Denton, Jr
Young Doe
Hartley Enwanger
J. E. Ramsdell
Win H. Samis
Venton
Catherine Wheatley
Adams Cross Roads
Nettie Satterfield
John Pariis
Thomas Luther Trice
8Th and Main Street
Thomas L. Trice, JR
Eva Hirs
James Temple
ESSO
Atlas and
Exide Batteries
Atlas and Hood Tires
Del-Mar-Ya
Crouse, Mgr
North Denton
3Rd St
Harmony
Stone Road
Fountain Ave
John T. Carter
Franklin and
Third Streets
J. L. Hughes
Harry A. Roe
Denton, Md
Rees
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