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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1925

Page

2

The Knock at the Door A Bride in Fearful Home Invasion

In a New York apartment a newlywed named Mrs Worth confronts a masked intruder after a night of fear and nerves. Her neighbor Mrs Purdy helps calm her, but the danger ends with the pistol menace as the husband Ralph returns to a shocking scene.

Short Story Pub. Co Mrs. Worth Jim Mrs. Purdy Mr. Purdy Worth New York Ralph Chicago Jenn Jean Purdy

Martian Earrings and a Potent Escape

A masked robber demands a woman's opal earrings threatening violence. She smashes the danger with boiling water, scattering the jewels and fleeing danger. Later, a doctor arrives for a burn accident upstairs, while the couple clings to safety and confides fear to each other.

Japanese holidays list cited by linotyper’s mind

The Linotyper’s mind is freed from worry about a Japanese war cloud as twelve national holidays are cited in Japan. The items include Shiho-Ha, Genshi-sal, Shin-penen kai, Kigen-setsu, Shuki-korel-sal, Jim mu-Tenn, Meiji-Tenno, en-chossetsu, Shuku-jitsu, Nji-name-sal, Shunkikerle, and Kan-name-sal per Pittsburgh Tost.

Japan Pittsburgh Tost

Interesting UV effect on metals hints at corrosion indicator

Test for Building Metals notes that portions of metal exposed to ultraviolet light may tarnish while other parts stay bright. The U S Bureau of Standards suggests that this atmospheric action could provide a method to indicate metals' susceptibility to corrosion.

United States Bureau of Standards

Tommie Claimed Urgency To Whistle After Mouth Event

Four year old Tommie grew anxious to whistle after seeing a colored boy whistle. He urged his mother to buy him that mouth, expressing excitement at the passing whistle.

Tommie Mamma Charleston News and Courier

Effect of Light on Silver Tarnish in Bright Light

Light causes silver to tarnish due to actinic properties, while in darkness it remains unchanged. A photographic plate or film also shows actinic light effects, discoloring as soon as light reaches it.

Figure of speech question cites Shakespeare mistake claim

In a recent exam candidates described the figure of speech artifice in the line The child is father to the man. One answer wrongly attributed it to Shakespeare and claimed he often made this kind of mistake.

Shakespeare

Old Winter Blusters Then Yields To Spring Tale

A vignettestyle retelling where Old Winter roars through the land until Spring awakens with sunshine. Spring enlists the Sun and noise of birds to coax Winter from his blanket and into leaving, revealing his stubborn nature and eventual retreat to his cold homeland.

Old Winter Old North Wind Cross Old Winter Summer Old Whiter Spring Winter McClure Newspaper Syndicate

The Habit of Borrowing First Editions

A humorous tale about Ella and Bridget confronting Montagu D Arcy a notorious borrower of first editions. After missing Irving volumes surface the plan forms to reclaim books through a grand exchange among library friends, exposing the social sting of literary thievery.

Irving Ella Bridget Montagu D'Arcy D'Arcy House Montagu Elia Irvings D’arcy D'Arcy Elsa Jones Ike Jones Eda Smith Smith Eda Brown Doctor Williams Poe Doctor Williams Brown Bryant Metropolitan Newspapor Sarvica

Recognition of Virtue in Daily Morals Cited From Marcus Aurelius

Fragmentary quotation attributes admiration for public virtue to Marcus Aurelius. The line suggests praise of moral examples seen in everyday life and among those who surround us, but the source text here is incomplete and lacks concrete events or persons.

Marcus Aurellug

Luck for the Turks in Bessarabia remembered in defeats

The article notes Turkish defeats in Bessarabia, detailing four historic battles against Poles in 1024 and 1073 and against Russians in 1730 and 1769, marking the events as memorable in Turkish history as described by Chotin.

Chotin Bessarabia Turkey

Why of Superstitions: Cock Crowing as Sailor Omens

Sailors have long linked crowing cocks with luck in battle and voyage, citing Themistocles at Salamis and Rodney in 1782. The belief, rooted in Norse Ragnarock myth and sun worship of Apollo, ties cock crowing to victory, favorable winds, and even drowned-body searches, reflecting ancient sun cult remnants.

Themistocles Kort Ragnarock Baldur Salamis Apollo McClure

Foote Fined For Not Saying Except The Mayor

The tale recalls an old English joke where speakers must add except the mayor. Foote, dining at an inn, tried I except no body and was fined a shilling by a magistrate for nonconformity. He paid and quipped that his accuser was the greatest fool in Christendom, except the mayor.

England Foote Christendom

Prodigy Mozart Delights Salzburg At Five

A child prodigy, Wolfgang Mozart, wowed Salzburg with childlike piano and violin flair. By age four he composed a difficult concerto his violinist father could not master. A year later at five, he performed before university patrons, drawing wild enthusiasm.

Wolfgang Mozart Salzburg Germany Wolfgang

Bee hive roles in a honey bee swarm

The article describes a honey bee hive housing 10 000 to 60 000 bees in a single swarm. It outlines three classes: the queen lays about 2000 eggs daily, drones do not work, and the working bees collect honey.

Nothing Out of the Way Animosa Shrub Cited

A fragment notes Animosa, a sensitive shrub, develops nervous prostration when touched too often. It suggests a human likeness in the plant and shares a personal sentiment from Oma ba Bea about repeated contact.

Omaba Bea

His Narrow Escape From Bank Robbery Loot

A man of Irish origin recounts his close call when learning the town savings bank had been robbed. He says he would have lost about 250 dollars if he had gone to the bank that day, but was robbed of it earlier en route.

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Denton Howard Melvin Benj H. Johnson Melvin & Johnson Ewapape By Margaret Morison Montagu D’arcy Babe Great Majestic Hillsboro, Maryland Star Cars Pric Touring Lansing Mich Zery Maxwells Whitby & Carroll Denton, Maryland F. W. Tunnell & Co., Inc Philadelphia, PA Geo. C. Johnson Goldsboro T. O. Ford Marydel, Md Towers Todd T. H. Everngam Denton, Md S. Frank Cole Atlas Rchive
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