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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
4
Notice shows Benjamin F Johns listed as vice president on a second class mail matter, with TS on Saturday morning September a7, indicating postal processing details for the item.
A long recall on the World Court debate resurfaces as forty powers approve a protocol for US adherence, awaiting Senate ratification. The piece traces history from White at the Hague to League plans, Harding reservations, and recent Root adjustments, signaling yet another public reckoning on the court’s future.
The piece quotes Rep W A Ayres of Kansas arguing against the Senate Finance Committee's tariff bill and urging rejection to preserve the Fordney McCumber act. It claims the reform would cut farm incomes through compensatory duties on manufactured goods, including hides and shoes, and explains the farmer loses money under the proposed schemes.
The article argues that higher tariff proposals raise living costs for farmers and consumers, using hides and shoes as examples. It notes political risks, calls for agricultural equality, and highlights international diplomacy via a MacDonald Hoover meeting and fire safety awareness and local civic organizations.
A compact editorial extols persistent advertising as the key to building business character and consumer trust. It urges merchants to advertise in every issue, compare to a lighthouse beacon, and treat the local paper as a community asset rather than charity while stressing disciplined merchandising and a clean, attractive storefront approach.
Wheat and corn price ranges noted as market activity stays steady while a major storm causes extensive damage across the region. Key items include a double tracking Delaware coastal rail plan, bank deposits reported at Denton National Bank, and various local notices about reunions, visits, and road district oversight.
Friday Mrs Cane faced a strange misfortune as she sold her husband’s clothes to a secondhand dealer and later learned he had recovered. Saturday a party with sentimental chatter and a coffee mishap lingered as Mary cut the evening short. Sunday after a park visit a mystery message about women and secrets prompted puzzled reactions. Monday anticipation of Lill ska al starts and a weary note about summer work. Tuesday a neighbor’s 92nd birthday sparked warm cheers and a grateful handshake. Wednesday a routine wash day led to plans for Co. supper with four gentlemen and a curious note. Thursday a clash with Pug Stevens sparked concern at home about an imagined injury.
A heartfelt remembrance for Ivah May Passwaters who died September 20, 1927. The verse laments loss, describes broken hearts, enduring sorrow, and faith in Jesus for eternal rest. Family lines emphasize enduring memory and gratitude, with the mother, brother and sister signing the tribute.
Memorial verses honor Maggie Dean who died June 19 1929 and Mrs John H Passwaters who died September 20 1927. Loved ones express daily sorrow, perpetual prayers, and the belief they are gone but not forgotten.
Flies are described as dangerous and filthy, capable of germ transmission via contact vomit spots and excreta. An advertisement touts FLY OX and FLY TOX as safe stainless products for killing all household insects, with FLY-LOX offering a perfume like fragrance from Rex Research Fellowship.
M. K. Newnam recalls a Philadelphia tour of the Atwater Kent factory, describing a 32 acre complex that produces over 12,000 radio sets daily. He highlights pristine conditions, rigorous testing, global sourcing of materials, and a two mile long parts belt, plus a look at design studios and a state laboratory. Also notes the Atwater Kent Radio Hour featuring Santa Biondo and the Anne Arundel County Negro Health Week trophy award.
A brief notice invites readers to obtain trespass notices at The Journal Office. It highlights availability and location, with emphasis on access for residents and property owners seeking legal paperwork. No additional details provided.
The article notes a stock market in a potential extended decline or temporary rebound, with high money rates and dividend policies keeping yields below rates while brokers’ loans rise on new listings. It cites U S Steel August unfilled orders down, but six month profits up for major industrials and railroads, plus strong retail trade and rising copper orders. Technicals suggest a beneficial reaction, and quotes emphasize unity and harmony.
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