Democratic faith and dangers of bureaucratic power
A claimant that democracy thrives on citizen vigilance against autocracy, warning that bureaucracy can concentrate power in a few public employees. The piece contrasts autocracy with bureaucratic paternalism, cites wage data to show U.S. economic strength, and highlights recent political speaking tours and international goodwill efforts led by women and Setsu Matsudaira, an emerging ambassadress of good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
United States
Governors Forum and Harriets Kern Sings at Event
A political gathering invites attendance with Gov Ross and Mrs Hare. Soprano Harriet Kern of WBAL Baltimore is also slated to perform. A discussion notes the 1924 presidential vote of 29,091,417 and forecasts a possible November turnout between 35 million and 45 million, with about 56 million eligible voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Ross
Hare
Harriet Kern
WBAL
Baltimore
Mark Sullivan
County Health Nurse Report Details Local Clinic Activities
On July 11 Dr Nicklas led the monthly tuberculosis clinic in Denton with 16 cases examined and one patient admitted to Pine Bluff Sanatorium. August 16 saw 16 cases examined and three referred for sanatorium care. A Denton baby clinic on July 18 examined 15 white and eight colored children. In Ridgely eight were examined in August. Four children were sent to Easton Hospital for tonsil and adenoid removal as charity cases. A destitute family received confinement care funded by the Red Cross. Four typhoid cases are being visited and 15 typhoid contacts receive immunization treatment. 35 doses have been given. Five children sent to Claiborne Preventorium have improved, one girl gaining 10 pounds. Fifty birth-related literature pieces and 16 midwife cases received necessary nursing attention. Nursing and social service visits totaled 173. Public Health Nurse H Ruth Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicklas
Denton
Pine Bluff
Cambridge
F. D. Reinhard
Ridgely
Foor
Easton Hospital
University Hospital
Baltimore
Red Cross
H. Ruth Jackson
Personal Mentions From Philadelphia and Nearby Visits
Misses Mary Hobbs and Anne Lewis traveled to Philadelphia last week for selections and purchases ahead of the Red Rabbit Gift Shop reopening. Mrs. John Johnson and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Windham of North Engst, visited friends in Denton last Saturday. Mr. Patrick N. Yeoman of Wilmington spent Labor Day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Yeoman. Doctor and Mrs. BR B Brumbaugh of Elkridge visited Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Brumbaugh on Labor Day. Miss Edwina Downes of Baltimore is guest of Miss Eleanor Towers.
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Mary Hobbs
Anne Lewis
Philadelphia
Red Rabbit
John
Elkridge
B. B. Brumbaugh
Edwina Downes
Baltimore
Eleanor Towers
Hunt
Jennie QC. Griffin
Marguerite
Sam Conley
Ingleside
Goldsboro
M. E. Church
Omer Shively
Wilmington
Ida Mae Roehe
Sewing Circle
Nardy Williams
Marinus Otte
Anna
Clifton
N. J
John Pably
Eloise Jarrell
Towson
Maryland State Normal School
R. V. Whitehurst
Queen Anne
Laura Glass
Maud
Sara
Ocean City
Maud Glass
Wilbur A. Streett
Washington, D. C
Ruth Curtis
Alberta Ross
Twenty Five Years Ago in Local Markets and Notices
Twenty five years ago wheat sold as high as 83 cents a bushel in Baltimore. Corn ranged 55 to 61. Mr Tsmne H Starkey sold 53 dollars worth of fine fruit from ten Elberta peach tires. The Hughes Lumber and Coal Company offers coal at 6.50 per ton. The piece notes a growing trend up and urges purchases. It mentions Mr Charles E Andrews building a commodious store 42 by 90 feet, and Mr M S Plummer planning rural delivery routes from Hobbs, Greensboro and Marydel. It covers social happenings including Miss Emily Roop’s birthday at The Maples with guests listed, visits by Dr John L Dukes, and various local visits. It reports church repairs and reopening at Purrsville, preacher schedules, and mentions deaths of several residents. It notes a wood-working plant to be built at Greensboro and a new telephone exchange in the Law Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tsmne H. Starkey
Hughes Lumber and Coal Company
Charles E. Andrews
Choptank
M. S. Plummer
Hobbs
Greensboro
Marydel
Wm. N. Garey
Emily Roop
Mary Garey
Emily Roop Garey
Mary Butler
Bertha Roop
Ova Garey
Helen Roop
Elsie
Carrie Spicher
Lila Spicher
Esther Hummell
William Garey
Harry
Edwin Roop
Earle Roop
Russell Hummell
Johnnie Spicher
John L. Dukes
Philadelphia
Tuckahoe Neck
C. W. Byrn and Sons
John and
Nelson
W. A. Stewart
Charles G. Griffin
New York
Purrsville Methodist Protestant
T. H. Lewis
Nev
Thomas O. Crouse
William S. Crouse
Lafayette Church
Crouse
Minnie Frampton
T. Luther Frampton
Mattie Douglas
Col
James H. Douglass
Anselum Medford
Elva V. Andrew
Matthew Andrew
Adamsville
Law Building
Ashe Family Acquire Paisley Farm Home and Poultry Upgrade
Tobbs and Mrs R J Ashe now own the Paisley home arriving January 11 from New Jersey. They rebuilt a rundown property and extend the laying house with a 30 by 20 addition on the 80 by 20 building. They shipped chicks February 18 and report 565 pullets laying, with similar numbers of spring pullets, planning to keep about 1,000 pullets in winter. They name the farm Caroline Poultry Farm with family significance. Numerous regional visitors and guests from Ferndale, Md. Philadelphia. Washington, D C. Baltimore and other towns are noted enjoying social visits and church activities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobbs
R. J. Ashe
New Jersey
Mary
Claire O' Rourke
Calvin Jubb
George Jubb
Ferndale
Donald Tebo
Edgar Willis
Walter Patten
N. W. Moore
Wilda
Philadelphia
Blanche Scott
Euphonious Smith
Fred Smith
J. E. Ober
Stuntingdon
Rehoboth
Goldsboro Methodist Church to Open After Repairs
The Methodist Church in Goldsboro reopens this Sunday September 9 after extensive interior improvements including a recess pulpit new windows electric fixtures and fresh paint Services listed morning worship with communion at 10 16 am Bible School 9 30 am and evening service at 9 30 pm Pastor Rev Charles R Curtis invites all members and friends to attend plus notes community glimpses and local visits through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Goldsboro
University of Delaware
Newark
Rebeccca Lane
J. Frank Lane
Annapolis
Neta Richard
Near Irvin’s Chapel
Philadelphia
Darby
Social roundup of local residents at homes and events
Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Earl Pennypacker and son from Federalsburg, Mr and Mrs Leon Meredith and Wilson, Mrs Kate Hurley and Edward from near Seaford, Mr and Mrs Raymond Wright of Sharon Hill PA, and Mr and Mrs Charles Wright of Federalsburg at Walter Lyden home. Earl Chaffinch and Mrs John Chaffinch visited Chester Scott’s. Frances MacMahan of Federalsburg visited Roselle Bullock. Mrs Frank Wright returned from Denton. Evelyn Bullock improving after illness. Carnival drew many locals to Denton last week. Raymond Meredith and Alvin visited Harmony relatives. Fritz Randolph hosting New Jersey relatives. Mildred and Blanche Thomas weekend with Hickman relatives.
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F. N. Smith
J. A. Billing
Greensboro
Blanche Scott
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Katherine O’rourke
Baltimore
Walter Patten
L. H. Thomas
Christian Endeavor Service
Elinor Jacobs
E. Willis
Floyd Smith
Earl Pennypacker
Smith
Federalsburg
Leon Meredith
Wilson
Kate Hurley
Edward
Near Seaford
Raymond Wright
Sharon Hill
Charles Wright
Walter Lyden
Earl Chaffinch
John Chaffinch
Denton
Chester Scott
Frances MacMahan
Fedralsburg
Roselle Bullock
Frank Wright
Myrah W. Cannon
Evelyn Bullock
Raymond Meredith
Alvin
Harmony
Fritz Randolph
New Jersey
Mildred
Blanche Thomas
Hickman
Enigma Crippled Mystery Leads to Puzzling Study
A cryptic verse lists numbers and phrases linking an article, dish, price list and city on Lake Michigan. The final clue cites a quote about reputation, noting a weekly chigma answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
M P Church Summer School Report From Westminster
Miss Edith Towers from Denton MP Church reported on the M P Church Summer School held at Western Maryland College. Delegates and teachers described the schedule including classes, devotionals, twilight services, speakers from Japan and the Anti-Saloon League, and the pageant David and Jonathan.
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W. H. Faulkes
Newark
N. J
C. M. Elderdice
Westminster Union
A. N. Ward
Yoshito Ito
Nagoya
Japan
Anti- Saloon League
H. J. Councilor
A. W. Blackwood
Kentucky
Life
Lawrence Little
L. B. Smith
Wilmington
David
Jonathan
Theological Seminary
Westminster M. P. Choir
E. A. Sexsmith
Baltimore
M. J. Shroyer
Westminster
Jesus
Ethel Poyner
C. E. Work
Temple Isle Church Services and Local Arrivals
Temple Isle church announces Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 am led by District Superintendent Reverend Omar F. E. Jones and the second quarterly conference to follow. Local residents Evelyn and Katherine Robinson return from the Pocono Mountains for hospital training in Philadelphia. Various families visit relatives, attend events, or welcome new births in Newark Delaware Dundalk and Philadelphia areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila.com
Omar FE. Jones
Evelyn
Katherine Robinson
Pocono Mountains
Mount Sinai Hospital
Philadelphia
Harry Clough
Wilmington
Samuel Buckey
Dundalk
Edna
Roland Faulkner
Marshalston
Del
Harry Golt
Thomas Golt
William H. Knotts
Harry
Washington, D. C
George Butts
Costland
N. Y
Kate
Knotts
J. F. Carter
Hamilton
Motorized circus dazzles audiences with modern travel show
The Downie Bros motorized and railway circus debuts a three ring tented city powered by 75 motor trucks. Next Wednesday September 12th the show features 50 acts including trained wild animals and the Morales family, with 25 clowns and a mile long motorized street parade.
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Downie Bros
Animal Kingdom
New York
Supreme
Gene
Mary Enos
Princess Harris
Two Red Cross Conferences In September In Maryland
Two regional Red Cross conferences will be held in Maryland in September. Hagerstown hosts at the Women's Club with John Barton Payne addressing the afternoon session. Salisbury hosts at the Wicomico Hotel with speakers from national headquarters and regional chapters on opportunities, responsibilities, and the roll call.
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Red Cross
Maryland
American Red Cross
Hagerstown
Women’s Club
Salisbury
Wicomico Hotel
John Barton Payne
Washington
Walter Davidson
Douglas Griesemer
Roll Call
Ruth M. Deal
American Junior Red Cross
Ralph Grier
Wicomico County
Virginia
J. Spencer Lapham
Caroline
Stewart K. Powell
Eastern Shore of Virginia
Howard Ruark
Dunenan W
Shore Probable Seeks Market News Service Funding
Rep. T. Alan Goldsborough of Maryland has announced intent to request $5,000 in the next Congress session to fund a Market News Service on the Eastern Shore through the Bureau of Economics, Department of Agriculture. Eastern Shore groups urge support noting the region is a major producer of strawberries potatoes and other vegetables and currently relies on local funds for a temporary market news service. They point to August 1926 shipments of cantaloupes totaling 1 566 carloads versus 5 576 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Congress
Bureau of Economics
Department of Agriculture
Goldsborough
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Salisbury Chamber of Commerce
United States
National Capital
Residents share brief travels in two towns
Ridgelys report Mrs. Frank Kibler returned from a two week visit in Dallas town Virginia. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bear spent last week at Atlantic City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kibler
Dallastown
Samuel Bear
Atlantic City
Death notices Annie R Stewart of Denton Methodist Church
Death removes from her field of usefulness in life Miss Annie R Stewart longtime secretary of the Ladies Aid Society of Denton Methodist Episcopal Church Her faithful service for nearly twenty years sets a lasting example of loyalty and faithfulness The society records its sincere regret offers sympathy to the bereaved relatives and requests publication of these resolutions in local papers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Annie R. Stewart
Hattie H. Hegeman
Lonie T. Ramsdell
Rebecca R. Sparklin
Time by the Forelock and Energies Never Stagnate
Quote anthology notes a Swift line on seizing time by the forelock and Adam Clarke’s maxim that true happiness comes from not letting one’s energies stagnate, emphasizing proactive living and continuous effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Clarke
Frank Seward Named Treasurer and Tax Collector for Caroline County
Frank Seward serves as Treasurer of Caroline County and Collector of state and county taxes levied in the county. He assumes duties with responsibility for collecting taxes and managing county finances amid local fiscal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Said
Court confirms sale of taxes on Clarence Richards property
In Caroline County Circuit Court this August 1 1928 the report of sale of tax delinquent real estate for 1924 1925 and 1926 to Clarence Richards was examined and found regular. Notice is ordered by advertisement in Caroline County newspapers for three weeks before October 8 1928. Interested parties must appear by November 8 1928 to show cause why ratification should not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
T. Frank Seward
Maryland
Clarence Richards
William N. Andrews
L. Thurman Phillips
T. Clayton Horsbey
T. Clayton Horsey
Emily Waters
Lost tan leather grip on road between Denton and Greensboro
A tan leather grip from the running board of a car disappeared on the road from Denton to Greensboro last Wednesday, September bth. Reward offered upon return to T. W. Bradley, Box 184, Denton, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Greensboro
T. W. Bradley
Waters Treis in Lands Assessed Suit
A legal notice shows Emily Waters Treis named in a dispute over assessed lands. The document outlines parties and a court action seeking resolution of property assessment claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Waters Treis
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Auto For Sale
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Campbell’s Tomato Soup
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