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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
2
An editorial notes the idea that fat men are more emotional than lean men and that neither fatness nor leanness indicates intelligence. It discusses the morphologic index, brachymorph and dolichomorph types, and mentions broader views of national road progress and public health nursing guidance for typhoid prevention.
The State Department of Health reports 197 typhoid cases in August this year versus 156 in August 1924. In counties with public nursing services, nurses provide essential aid in fighting the disease and preventing its spread as the department outlines approved procedures.
The Kent News in Chestertown critiques a Home Rule Convention as a cover for anti Federal rulings and opposition to federal aid, especially attacking Prohibition. The piece notes the emphasis on liquor as the main objective and questions Senator Bruce's stance while urging calm and productive work.
George Burke a former county resident and Ed ward Lambert's brother in law plans to launch a Dayton Ohio factory with a 300000 yearly capacity. The Government already took the plant and two more factories are planned. Lambert holds Maryland Virginia and Delaware rights and Canadian rights sold for £25000. Aaron Willoughby and Blanche Willoughby visited Wilmington grandparents Craig Vickery over the weekend.
The article traces the Whistler surname through Maj John Whistler born in Ireland in 1756, his son George Washington Whistler, and James Abbott McNeill Whistler born in Russia, noting family ties to Sir Edward Bishop of England and the artist’s late marriage at fifty four. It also lists Weston Laville Catt and related surname variants with brief origins.
Sealed bids will be received until September 16 for extending the sewer system from Second Street to the new Milk Station. Sewer to be completed by November 1 according to plans on file and subject to inspection at the office of the Commissioners of Ridgely Maryland.
All sums of and under ten dollars, cash on all sums over that amount, credit of six months will be given, purchasers giving interest bearing notes with approved security, payable at the Farmers and Merchants State Bank, Denton, Md. MARSHALL A. HOWARD. JAMES TEMPLE, Auct. J. A. Beck, Clerk.
A six year old black Belgian stock mare, sound and well built, weighs 1120 pounds and works well in harness. For inquiries call M. L. Beck & Bro.'s stable.
Attachment to fit Ford crank shaft capable of belt work. A. L. Fluharty Preston Md. Four starter sets for Ford cars eight month guarantee with every set. Service Station Garage Denton Md. Eight hundred bushels White Corn for sale in 26 bushel lots at 1.10 per bushel. R Hackett Queen Anne Md.
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