Denton Journal Page December 2 1910
Obscure local page from the Denton Journal dated December 2 1910. Scanned OCR shows fragmented names and headings. Content unclear but records events and notices typical of early 20th century local paper.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
2
Turning of the Tide in Democratic Vision Speech
Dr Woodrow Wilson president of Princeton University spoke at a Democratic dinner in Elizabeth New Jersey outlining a program to curb trusts regulate them legally end patronage in government and promote universal opportunity through tariff reform and civic responsibility He argued for a revival of popular politics and leadership to realize liberal democratic ideals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Elizabeth
N. J
Wilson
Itelf
Congress
Meat Trust
Democratic Party
Themelves
Democratic Leader Norman Mack Sees Tariff and Cost of Living
In the March National Monthly Mack highlights tariff and living costs as Democratic campaign focal points. He criticizes Taft’s Lincoln Day tariff stance in New York, states the President must disavow Aldrich or retract woolen schedules, and argues Taft cannot read downward revisions into the tariff despite rhetoric. He contends consumer hardship persists regardless of opposition rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
The
National Monthly
Democratic Congressional
Mack
Taft
New York
Aldrich
Old Lady Remembered For Gentle Influence Of Life
The piece recalls a gentle elderly woman, her silver hair and quiet service, honoring a bygone generation. It reflects on aging, time’s toll, and the enduring value of a modest, devoted life in a community. It also notes census history, political shifts, Halley’s comet anticipation, and upcoming Democratic events.
Faith and Miracles in Mark and Luke
The article reviews Jesus healing Jairus's daughter, a sick woman, and a dumb man as evidence of divine power. It contrasts faith from Jairus and the unnamed woman with Pharisee skepticism, noting Jesus heals despite social fear and defilement. It ends urging readers to trust Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew's
Jesus
Christ
Jairus
Matthew
Peter
James
John
East
Syria
Simon
Andrew
Satan
Beelzebub
Jesus Christ
Philadelphia
Bereavement thanks and local sewer inquiry at Easton
A brief note from Jas El Wright and family extends sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy during a great loss. The message adds a local comment that Easton shows deep interest in the question of sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas EL Wright
Easton
The Woman In The Case Last Word In Mystery Query
Mr Jenkins retires to bed after a night of evasive chatter and domestic routine as his wife presses him with a final question. The exchange ends with Mrs Jenkins asking why he won't remove his hat, a sharp closing beat from the Argonaut account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jenkins
Meissonier's Breakfast Sketch and Hay Figures
A fragmented note recalls Meissonier sketching on a grandee's tablecloth at breakfast and later discovering a half-remembered halberdier drawing. The tale contrasts the artist's frugality with the host's valet-like eagerness to preserve his soiled prize. Separate items discuss hay consumption by animals, pepper profits, and sweet corn improvements by Nelson S. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meissonier
Messouier
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