Yale Seeks Trumbull Paintings Across Nation
Yale professor Theodore Sizer issues a call in the Yale University Library Gazette for information on John Trumbull paintings. He aims to complete a nationwide check list and locate the works tied to Yale and the revolutionary era, noting Trumbull’s role in designing the original Yale Gallery and his habit of appearing where history unfolds.
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John Trumbull
Yale
Theodore Sizer
Trumbull
Yale University Library Gazette
Benjamin Siliman
American Art Review
Sizer
Gugtenheim
Col. Trumbull
New Haven
Connecticut
John Marshall Phillips
Yale Art Gallery
U. S
Expert Advice on Hog Breeds and Lard Type Differences
George E. Strum of the NDAC extension says farmers need not abandon their preferred hog breed to meet market rules. By selecting trim, deep hogs and marketing around 225 pounds, producers can reduce fat while achieving top market hogs. Nutrition levels can yield lard or bacon hogs from the same genetics, so feeding duration matters.
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George E. Strum
Ndac Extension Service
Bake shops convert farm products into vast bakery goods
In 1848 about 30 thousand bakeries would transform an estimated 870 million dollars of farm products into fresh bread, pies, cakes and more for the American dinner table. The industry leads sugar use and ranks first in wheat shortening and eggs. 1917 wholesale expenditures show eggs 67.8M, milk 55.6M, fruit 43.9M, sugars 117.9M, flour 431.3M, fat 154.5M, with 40 million loaves produced and delivered daily.
Faust on Stage and Early Garden Double Cropping Notes
In 1810 Goethe planned a Faust production at Wei mar but abandoned the project after leaving court theater. Private and later public stagings emerged in 1819 1829 with Brunswick hosting the first public performance. Also discussed are garden double cropping using beans tomatoes beets carrots to extend harvests and substitute scarce foods through stored or canned vegetables.
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Goethe
Weimar
Germany
Count Radziwill
Berlin
Breslau
Brunswick
Golf penalties for tee tree rebound and hazards rules
A golfer who hits a ball into a tree and it strikes him on the rebound faces a penalty. In match play he loses the hole. in medal play two extra strokes. If a ball is in a hazard with sticks and debris, nothing may be moved without incurring the same penalty.
MAR DEL LEAGUE PITCHERS DECIDE TWICE IN TWO GAMES
Winning pitcher Chambers defeats Hughes in a two hour ten minute game with 11 hits off McCullough and 7 strikeouts for Griffith. Umpires George and Greenly. Scorer Hollingsworth. Also Griffith beats Mellough in a 2 hour 35 minute contest with Sipple, McGillen, and Kitrik. Umpires Johnson and Luff.
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Chambers
Hughes
George and
Greenly
McCullough
Griffith
Griffiith
Mellough
Johnson
Luff
Hollingsworth
Sipple
McGillen
Kitrik
McKillen
Johnson and
Camden-Wyoming
ABA
Poa Bennett
Straccione
Rash
Larkin
O ‘O'Neil
Berry
Danes
xMcCullough
Greensboro
Bennett
Tribbett
Brown
Bilbrough
Passwaters
Kurik
Trib- Straccione
Bett
O'Neil
Roberts
Fourth Place Still Undecided in Bi State League
The Bi State race hinges on fourth place with Galena still able to edge Millington. Galena’s postponed game with Townsend and a protested game now ruled a Townsend win must be replayed from the 10 to 0 point. A Galena win Sunday could tie Millington or win the protest to clinch fourth.
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Galena
Millington
Townsend
Sudlersville
Townsend Clinches Playoff Edge in Final Weekend
Townsend remains the sole club with a win over Sadlersville as Henderson outsprints Queenstown 6 to 2 behind Steve Skabla. Galena edges Millington 5 to 3 in a sharp game at Galena. Playoffs set to begin Sunday September 12 at Sadlersville and Townsend.
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Sudlersville
Townsend
Queenstown
Millington
Galena
Henderson
Sadlersville
Steve Skabla
Burrowsville Residents Make Short Trips and Visits
Burrowsville note: Rev and Mrs T H Hudson returned from two week vacation with relatives in Ocean View and Bethany Beach. Grace Tiernan and daughter Alice visited Doylestown Pa and Philadelphia relatives. Mollie Cahall in Jarvis Home Felton Del reported seriously ill. Elma Blades and Mary Ellen Blades returned from Hobbs visit. Walter Lyons and two children of Prospect Park Pa with Thomas Baynard of Denton visited Henry Stafford. Henry Hurd and son of Baltimore stayed with Rosa Hurd and Laura Parris. Walter Griffith of Cleveland visited C N Fountain. Harlan Blades and Henry Stafford accompanied Rehoboth visitors.
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T. H. Hudson
Ocean View
Bethany Beach
Grace Tiernan
Alice
Doylestown
Philadelphia
Henry Stafford
Riverdale
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Mollie Cahall
Jarvis
Felton
Elma Blades
Mary Ellen Blades
Fred Smith
Hobbs
Walter Lyons
Prospect Park
Thomas Baynard
Denton
Hobbs Local Notes and Travel Updates
Our pastor Rev. T. J. Turkington filled the pulpit and reported a pleasant Maine trip. Local residents including the Hilliards, Holbrook, Bennett, Allen, Glenn, Carpenter, Thomas, Satterfield, Henry, Pippin, Luff, Willis, and others are noted with visits and family ties. A dog rabies warning cites a tragic death from rabies and urges enactment and enforcement of dog control laws in New Jersey and elsewhere.
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T. J. Turkington
Maine
England
New Jersey
Alabama
Maryland
Rabies and the Dog Days Legend
Rabies fears linked to the late summer saying may reflect superstition. The article argues dogs can contract the disease year round from wild animal sources and notes hydro phobia is among the most feared human diseases.
Alumni Group Organized For Bridgewater College Alumni
An alumni association serving Bridge water College in Virginia and merged schools Blue Ridge College in Carroll County Maryland and Daleville Academy in Virginia formed at Denton for Delmarva graduates. Officers include President the Rev William McDaniel, Milton Delaware. Vice President Mrs Ernest Cool Wyoming. Secretary Treasurer Ford Secrist Easton. directors Rev Barry T Fox Easton Albert Leese Denton Rev Norman Warner Queenstown Harold Paine Wilmington Emory Eby Westover Rufus King Bridgewater formerly Ridgely. Harold Paine spoke. Readings by Rev William McDaniel and Mrs Amos.
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Bridgewater College
Blue Ridge College
Carroll County
Daleville Academy
Virginia
Denton
Delmarva
William McDaniel
Milton
Del
Bethany Church of the Brethren
Farmington
Ernest Cool
Wyoming
Ford Secrist
Easton
Barry T. Fox
Albert Leese
Norman Warner
Queenstown
Harold Paine
Wilmington
Emory Eby
Westover
Rufus King
Bridgewater
Ridgely
Amos
Elkton residents featured in local musical program notes
The program featured Crouse of Elkton and musical contributions by Mrs. Lloyd Harding of Preston Gilbert Walbridge of Easton and the family of Mr and Mrs G Clifton Crouse of Queen Anne J M Bennett of Wyoming a Bridgewater College trustee chaired the meeting which drew nearly 100 attendees.
Gems of Thought by Daniel March
The great thinker seldom argues for argument. He answers opponents by stating truth as he sees it. This compact reflection credits Daniel March with the idea that clear reasoning rests on integrity rather than debate.
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Daniel March
Wise minds outweigh dullards and empires in mind
A compact note quotes Mary Baker Eddy praising the power of a small group of wise thinkers over large numbers of dullards and the might of empires, emphasizing intellectual strength and unity.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Subcribe for The Denton Journal and county news
A reader is urged to subscribe to The Denton Journal to receive comprehensive county news coverage. The ad emphasizes local reporting and timely updates on regional events and issues.
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Denton Journal
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C. Petrovitch
If. le
Pelilien
Poa Weaver
If Butler
Rf. Penman
van Dusen
Granger
Striccione
Weaver
Pastwaters
Butler
Burrsville
James Hilliard
W. G. Holbrook
Frances Bennett
Howard Allen
B. B. Allen
Daniel Glenn
Lewis Butler
F. D. Carpenter
New York
Bernard H. Thomas
L. H. Thomas
Dickerson
Harrison Satterfield
Dover
O. H. Henry
Buddy Pippin
Buddy
Clinton Luff Jr
Vernon
Tolchester
Eddie Willis
Catherine
Peggy
Bobby
E. S. Evans
Hobbs, MD
America
Caroline
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