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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1916
Page
4
Old style Sunday School lesson notes recount Saul's dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus. It covers his blindness, the encounter with Jesus, baptism, and early Christian service, highlighting his transformation into a devoted follower and gospel messenger despite prior persecution.
Maryland extension service outlines how community breeder associations improve dairy cattle quality. Benefits include higher standards, coordinated advertising, shared bull stock, official registries, disease protection, and larger orders to attract buyers. Organization begins with a local meeting led by a breeder leader.
Fortified Verdun with hidden roads and outer forts faced a chilling reveal as the Kaiser’s forty two centimeter siege guns demonstrated their capacity for massive destruction. The article notes the defense perimeter and the traps along routes into the fortified lines.
A Maryland Agricultural College paper argues against growing wheat and oats as orchard companions. Grain competes for moisture and nutrients during critical tree growth, harms soil, and can harbor pests. Corn offers fewer drawbacks but should be kept distant from trees with late-season planting and north-south rows. Hay on orchard land would require removing trees.
Caroline County traders and their agents are warned to obtain or renew licenses by May first under penalties. The notice outlines license fees by stock in trade, oath requirements, and exemptions. hawkers must renew, stalls and jacks require fees, and false pedigrees for stallions bring penalties. Sheriff Josiah A. Beck.
Agricultural notes warn that spring vetch fails in Maryland due to hot wet conditions and poor growth. The crop, also called common vetch, does not reliably produce enough material for seeding and is considered largely useless for the state.
Denton Md resident F C Brown testifies Doan s Kidney Pills cured his back and gave lasting relief after eight months. The ad urges readers to ask for Doan s Kidney Pills from Duffey s Pharmacy and notes an Orphans Court order in Caroline County with a report of sales and ratification by county judges.
University of Minnesota women answered a survey on how much salary a man must earn to win their consent to marriage. Responses show a mix of practical and fanciful demands, with most favoring stable behavior and dancing ability, some permitting smoking, and others desiring modest social constraints.
Report describes theft of millions of diphtheria cultures from Dr Moor Percival's museum while he lectured at the College of Physicians. The tubes were later found broken and missing cultures, prompting discussion on safety and the potential public health risk.
Residents note swift results from a simple bark glycerine mix touted as Adlerika like remedy Wineh. The ad claims one spoonful relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly and labels it the best seller at Johnson Pharmacy Hillsboro.
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