The Democracy Ticket for Caroline County
The Journal urges readers to support four Democratic candidates in Nation State and First District races. It denounces four years of Republican governance and frames the Democratic ticket as the path to a new deal, human rights, and end to special privilege. The column predicts a strong Caroline majority for the Democratic banners.
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Caroline County
Grover
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
America
Caroline
Standard fire apparatus contrasts with assembled fire engines
The article explains standard apparatus as built entirely for fire fighting with components designed for efficiency and longevity, while assembled apparatus is a mix of unrelated parts. It notes a few firms produce standard units, distinguishing professional engineering from ad hoc builds.
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Pepe Pre Eeg
Fire apparatus firms urge hose purchase now
In urging readiness for disasters, the piece stresses that standard fire equipment is useless without hose. It notes Denton is well supplied with apparatus but critically short on hose, calling for immediate action to acquire hose before a major fire. The appeal emphasizes reputation and invention but centers on hose as the missing link.
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Denton
Prohibition Debate Spurs Common Sense On Liquor Law
A collation of arguments and counterpoints on enforcement and outcomes of Prohibition. It asserts liquor dangers lie in alcohol itself, notes enforcement gaps, and argues for stronger control on sale and distribution rather than consumption. The piece cites hypocrisy of bans, economic effects, and the need for better policy.
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Germany
Safety drills cut child deaths but not adult risks
Dr. R H Riley cites National Safety Council findings showing safety education in schools since 1924 reduced accidental deaths among children aged five to fourteen by 11 percent from 1922 to 1930, while the overall accidental death rate for all ages rose 16 percent. He notes the gains likely stem from school safety drills, though adult risk remains higher.
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R. H. Riley
State ‘Department of Health
National Safety Council
Fatalities in 1931 Maryland Accounts for Auto and Falls Deaths
Maryland records show 21,786 total deaths from all causes in 1931 with 1,407 from accidents. Auto fatalities numbered 467, falls caused 279 deaths, and other transport and home incidents contributed smaller counts. Nationwide in 1930, 18,166 deaths stemmed from falls, largely among those aged 55 to 75 or older, underscoring the need for cautions on steps and daily safety.
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Maryland
United States
Air-Rail Travel Economical For Business Says Calkins
Alden Calkins argues in Rotarian that combined air rail trips cut a 17 day surface journey to 11 days saving six days and $150 per man at $25 daily. He cites a New York banking survey showing 1.5 billion dollars flown by air in 1931, reducing float time.
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Alden Calkins
Calkins
America
New York City
New York
Air Mail
Air Express
Poisoning the Well of Progress Prominent Senator Attacks Tax Burden
Former Senator James W. Wadsworth unveils a four point tax reform plan to revive government finances and business. He calls for a 25 percent cut in operating costs, withdrawal of government from private competition, elimination of nonessential federal activities, and halting federal aid to non governmental enterprises. He argues excessive taxes choke industry employment investment and homebuilding.
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James W. Wadsworth
A City Needs Vision and Courage in Business Growth
The piece urges practical city progress through continuous improvement and bold advertising. It warns against boastful talk and politics that tailor words to audiences, calling for sober, determined effort, clear plans, and vigorous use of newspaper space to capture business.
Littering the Streets Problems in Denton Town
Litter in streets and lawns degrades neighborhoods with scraps and torn paper. Citizens buy snacks, discard wrappers, and even educated individuals worsen the issue. Parents should teach children to respect the town. older residents should know better in these times.
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Denton
Hoover era Farm Board policy shifts against markets
Editorial notes condemn the Farm Board for delaying liquidation and pushing price stabilization with a $50 million RFC loan to hold surplus wheat and cotton. It questions solvency, government as banker, and timing with the election, forecasting the policy’s end next year and labeling it an expensive, risky experiment. The piece also mentions a Geneva Scout camp gathering 5,000 boys and Baden-Powell’s presence.
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Mr. Hoover
Farm Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New York Times
Times
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Hoover
Tribune
Newspaper Advertising Keeps Your Business Before Buyers
The text argues that advertising remains essential to keep a business visible amid ongoing political and economic upheavals. It notes a flood of proposed reconstructions and market shifts as the world experiences prolonged confusion.
Scouts and Y boys travel across Europe to Paris
An observer praises American and European youth groups aged about 16 to 17 touring England, Holland, Germany, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Switzerland then taking a train to Paris. The writer contrasts peaceful travel with the World War era, notes Labor Day activities with Red Cross sewing, and discusses postwar unity efforts and a proposed Gibraltar tunnel project.
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England
Holland
Germany
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Paris
America
Europe
Jas
League and Labor Organizations
Geneva
Good Food For Sound Thinkers
The excerpt reflects on courtesy, light, fit work, and learning from faith. It weaves quotes from Emerson Ruskin and Christian Science Monitor about personal growth, dissatisfaction, and moving past the past toward a future through effort and guidance.
Twenty Five Years Ago in Caroline County News Briefs
Autumn colors appear on hills and heather as county farms report ridges and new crops. Excursion to Easton Fair recalled. local obituaries note William C. Maloney's death at 64 and Ella Trice's funeral. Wheat hits the dollar in Baltimore. poultry profits grow. county bids authorized for Bloomery to Faulkner's Hill road. Community notes cover schooling moves, a wedding at Hillsboro, and local visitors while addressing labor shifts and tomato packing.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Easton Fair
William C. Maloney
Williston
Baltimore
Bloomery
Faulkner's Hill
Federalsburg
Ella Trice
Concord Methodist Episcopal Church
J. R. Cannon
Concord Cemetery
Denton
Quinine Hill
W. D. Taylor
Hall Barnhart
Caroline
Delaware and Chesapeake
Nellie M. Valliant
Washington, D. C
Public Schools
Indianapolis
Middle West
Carrie
Sadie Richards
Emily DeFord
Marie Anthony
James Carter
Covington Place
Wye River
Mary E. Liden
Brown
South Seventh Street
James H. Brown
Market and
Gay
W. F. DeFord
Mary Plummer
Oxford
Cambridge
Mary Nichols
Main Street
Mollie Gearhart
Philadelphia
Somers Blake
Anna Beecher
Pine Grove
G. L. Stevens
Minnie Dukes
Constable Jones
William Payne
Annie Wilkinson
Walter Daniels
Payne
Spartansburg
S. C
Maryland
Delaware
Townsend
Kenton
Henderson
Slats Diary by Ross Farquar Friday to Thursday
A quirky diary style summary lists daily snippets from Friday through Thursday. It mentions a new boy joining a baseball squad, Ant Emmy serving on a jury, Matt Cling's trouble after a civil suit, Ralph White labeled a failure, Lodge Women opposing a raffle, Angeline Turner aging, and Russ Cruch’s misfortune with his hive-related health.
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Witch
Crick
Ant Emmy
Patryottick
Matt Cling
Noboddy
Monroe County
Ralf White
The
State University
Kep
Ole Batchelor
Lodge
Mrs. Hix
Wensday
Jury Agen
Angeline Turner
Mor
Russ Cruch
Holly Trees From Cuttings
Propagating berried holly forms by cuttings shows promise for commercial production. Take current season growth five to six inches, leave two or more leaves, plant at a slant in a sand peat mix, keep moist, and root in about twenty one days. Use a cold frame, cover with glass before freezing, and allow a year before transplanting to beds from the finest berried trees.
Frigidaire Refrigerators Displayed At Local Dealership
M K Newnam, local Frigidaire dealer, shows new units boasting 25 percent more storage in the same cabinet. Frigidaire models with a General Motors warranty are available from about 112 dollars plus freight, including delivery and installation charges and federal tax. The dealer cites engineering gains and long experience with Frigidaire, noting 16 years in the business and over 2,250,000 units in use.
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M. K. Newnam
Frigidaire
Editors Debate Foreclosure Moratorium After 60 Day Order
Editorials assess the Treasury order delaying foreclosures for national banks, noting banks lack real estate mortgages and the move may affect state receivers and Home Loan Banks. Critics say relief to homeowners remains slim, while one comment credits Roosevelt’s Columbus speech for endorsing individual initiative over broad government aid.
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Treasury Department
Home Loan Discount Banks
Home Loan Discount Bank
St. Louis Star & Times
Ind
Towhead Boy and the Tomato Explores a Canning Boom
A farm boy with a love of catsup turns his mother's recipe into a thriving business. He expands from selling bottles locally to running a large tomato canning operation, boosting tomato farming and employment nationwide. The tale praises enterprise, family effort, and the American spirit.
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United States
Mrs Baer Leaves Williston for South Carolina Health Care
Mrs J M Baer departs Williston due to poor health to join her daughter in South Carolina where she will be cared for. The note expresses regret at leaving many friends and her small home.
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J. M. Baer
Williston
South Carolina
Eastern Shore District Federation Meeting in Ridgely
The fall meeting of the Eastern Shore District Federation of Women's Clubs will be held in Ridgely on Thursday November 10. Miss Florence E Monk of Greensboro, president of the district federation, will preside at the gathering.
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Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Ridgely
Florence E. Monk
Greensboro
Eastern Shore District Federation
The expectancy of good is a God given heritage
A short quotation asserts that the expectancy of good is a God given heritage available to all, reflecting a Christian Science Monitor sentiment on universal spiritual entitlement and positive outlook.
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Christian Science Monitor
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