Jul 1927 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

EDITORIAL PA
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wrtl,
wee Armstrong.
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Pram
f Henderson. Fnnf
New
H, Boston,
to ner
OUT idyster
Joan (WaanJ
r
rfe^tterl
< MBftliere I
nUht!
i alw»r» tJ««B
i" •*•»•:
•' eWtWeatt,
qtmnmoti
i&nm*tr wlj
to feel
; 4nul{
•wty
(torn
MwipionnoTi
Buring the ant two or three
rrrt. rt* famr* ini-fa*
P"m 01 CunMaad and Ope
M«I Count*. mpb| to be
given concrete oample. of bow
«D frudt and pack nor produce
andjIHrfar m«ka ID order to
^U ready ok and at top^dotch
J-prwa. That campfe, wdl bt
,fl|«»« tf emtrfj Inn the Sate
i^Agriculrural rjptrimmt Station
J #
New inMmck through me
fe:^i|m
ofan erfubition mute
""" *'• o/Vhkh will rVt .d,
f iltthl—r to to
f «•» «ByaUea afcen fnven tan
thw^ the trair, aod «
ho-
, product b gradtd, packed and
Spa* rwdy far marlo, and when
^«ny uplijation « advice wannd
''" he ghrtp by men qualified to
rhew difppinf proMnra.
In
K^MHQmto tJii» addrrBH baring
||;« ttwrnarfeting and orhtr proh-
"(hfcini of fanwn will ht ->
•nted **thit the reason our boyi
tad full of yejteryrir are now
cummittine murder, im and
highw«y robbery H that they did
Mt get the tarty training that
they ihiiuld haw received."
In plain baguage the Governor
Uid at At doonteo of the parents
die leiporaibiliry for the wave of
youthful crime which u
the country.
That the Governor is on the
right track ia true.
In nine cues
out of ten tbe boy or girl who is
would make kings and qu«ns of
old green with envy, and the cry
is for more of them to men the
ever increasing demand.
This love of play, this demand
lor the best, is the mainsprjngr behind
the wonderful development
of our jersey coast.
Sand dunr
have given place to beautiful vi|.
las; where once the waves broke
now stand magnificent hotels, into
ill millions of the wealth of this
abluolsly rich country have been
poured and will continue to he
poured, until the sands of the sea
shore have become sands of gold
If it wasn't for this spirit to
Mrs. Coolidge. Common Seme
ChOdrea and Canary Birds
Pobte OsTtno Moody
Seal Flying, Augoit 1.
Mn. CooijdEe,
in South Oa>
iota. «*• »omen
or nil
klnda,
young
(iris and grud
Dotbers. wear.
Ing
kniekerboekera.
sir.
Coolidge
re-
•peebi
tbem
and
probably
BrUbaa.
py
admires
tteir
eense
Views and Reviews
term adupi^d at the New jereijvj
%l*ie eonvtntion are wortby of I F3llri '^il
Hun. bin li mur.1 tw sai.l far ibe
It i« a building of whleb we may
il b
d
be proud.
The Glonooj Fonrth
f'alilweil Prngri>M: The celfbra.
f h
Itlod of the ono hundred ond fifiielb
:inniv«rBary or the -xlgnlne of the
of the
of IndependaDee last
yp-3r, wag a notable event in the
in all'^rniBu.'that 1b" '," # °' "* # naUod W " dm m -
and
r afobo 1
rtll*. si
foeann*
She
She
1*11* I
It
tpfiAea, btr
0ia jut tomatoa have • 8«
equalled by timflif
i grown anywhere in tbH
and w« bilW had the op.
fi-i'pafiwitf HIM rhtm. The toil
Y kindly, cuily tiUtd and proirtiattd
hrtwrn.
PhiUdelphia
||niJ New York, they ham arM*
^fe js^%st'Sira^ai In Ac frarld,
j.%hit£:,4« rocfaed quklly and
•HMll opnuc
Produ« and
gathctn] fa Cumbnland
in tbe forenoon are on the
ffc brakim
tabta the
d«7and the Cipr May
f fanner low an even better
'for k
bat the imbart
,rilht M bit doontep and
hit awn
properly trained
'childhood
thTowii the
in their early
and influ
jeacH of a Chruii»n home will not
m*J
into the forbidden paths of
folly and crime.
It a the breaking
down of the home and die
tukriiution therefor of the street,
the public dance ball, questionable
movie, and other questionable
tmutaneaa, coupled with die
wonhip of the dollar, that are re
ipotuible for the departure of die
youth of today from the paths of
rectitude arid wbriety. It would
be well for tbe land if more
public men in high place) of authority
would take up this great
problem and give the weight of
their voice and influence to the
re-raubliihment of tbe oldfaihseek
divenion the development of
resorts would be dubious.
Each
year the denund for recreation
has increased.
It is a chance to
get out of the rut.
Hard-headed business men have
recognized the need of this relaxa
tion and the universal vacaticm
period has resulted.
It wasn't so many years ago
that only the high-salaried man
could demand the tirne or spare
money for a vacation. Nolv every
body, at some tone or another during
the year, manages to enjoy a
wilb dirbCt
prlroari..*3 and IB«
ouier with th» rturKaniuUon of
emeutlve dtpirtirwiiis,
Tb# Gymiaynwi^ltn
has been
unduly duiiurBird by the prablenu
ol the diretl primary.
Frequentarise
Itiea of th
uf qiiirB lime and railroad coach
eynifart.
The
Hew Cooa'y Building
and «ve IreJcht eharget,
'
WJJP havm't Ae firmen
'"» CBontia mnnnpolitcd
p i tmtrr atat
--!•*» mote: pro*-
Tom are twtt
'•faned home with in ulutary in-
Governor said parenti
prohibit their children
period away froni his or her regular
routine.
It is a peculiar fact that the
average .citizen will spend his
money more readily for pleasure
than he will for necessities. This
in no small measure accounts for
[he great growth of the automobile
business.
There is one thing that must
not be overlooked.
That Is that
individual wealth is greatly in-
Journal: Tbe dedica.
juoa oi in*, new couniy building at
from conaldrraliuu of expedl-'Cap* May Tour! Housi- Ibis afipr.
.ntj.
The BhUling of Ibe date 1 noon nurks » Mrp forward in isi,
Binetwn hundred and twenty-seven
Thf nHiple who love this couatr
and Us insiitulionii will efer re
niBniljtr the Fourth of July as a
day haiiriwpd by the act of oui
fathers In deelarlnl tbe Indepen
denro of (hi. An,.-man colonlm
Tbnre are numerous holldayii.
but none that Is quite like the
iaio early suinjBer is OBI- Ulus-jlnqgnrss of ihe lOyoty and Is a I
tralloa of a reform made for lUjOoBuaient to ihe courase and tare. -- --•- .».»...-....,« r,,,
strangle value.
In the prejenl |signt of tbe FTo»h6lder« who voted [Da?- * « 1 « r l»« bonor to tbe em
,..,__. to eiajaint tbe question the apiifoprlation to make the Jbifem of our nation, but on ibe
in tbe light of olber iutai' en- structure Boaiible
" >|B1 «» »»» "* «* n » , bulldini!
away from a narrow parluao Mill reoiain. aa a testimonW to
- - -— - . .—-- P^.S^MU ciiii remaiBII aa a !P3t|
•apeei, for a more toniBreheruiivii the tarly lndumry and
survey.
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The primary sygiem
drroulli'in
to b*? wished a ngi the sn
&A advariLag