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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1929
Page
6
An old tale features King Snow waking and meeting the King of the Clouds and the Month of March. March explains its fragility and power, noting its ready yet treacherous weather, its wind and storms, and its influence on birds, flowers, and the earth as spring nears.
Dilward traveled with his mother on a western journey and on the first shopping day he bought a postcard showing places of interest he visited. He wrote on the card that he paid five cents and that this would show him how much his father is loved.
A child asks about how many days in each month. The teacher cites Thirty days hath September and forgets the rest. The colemlr hangs on the wall as the exchange ends in exasperation.
A playful line from a three year old Bernice as her father returns home. She explains she spent the day “setting mother crazy,” a charming snapshot of family life and childlike humor.
The Bureau of Mines states benzoyl peroxide is the most powerful explosive known. The remark highlights its prominence among chemical detonators and emphasizes its significance in safety and regulation discussions.
A reflective line likens friendship to a divine melody that moves through the heart, suggesting harmony and soulful connection as a guiding force.
A fragment speaks of a man with splendid enthusiasm on the other side and a new definition of crank emerges from his perspective. The wording hints at heated opinion and ironic labeling within a political or social debate.
The dispatch notes that many supporters are away from home to promote the issue while opponents stay home. It highlights a debate over a controversial topic drawing public attention and speeches.
In New York Hugh Chesby, WWI veteran, recounts a tale of a Constantinople treasure as his uncle Lord Chesby dies after a stabbing by Toutou. Hugh and Jack Nash chase clues through London and Istanbul with Nikka Zarlenko and gypsy gangs, seeking the Prior's Vent and the Bucoleon palace vault guarded by Beram Tokalil.
Nikka and companions plan a daring ruse to enter Beran Tokalji’s courtyard by posing as allies and feigning fear. They lure Watkins, seize loot, and gain access via a gypsy camp, meeting Giorgi Bordu and a wary Mother Kathene as the trio tours a decaying Byzantium courtyard and hidden quarters above a storied hall.
Public sale on April 16 1929 in front of Denton Court House Door to the highest bidder for two tracts of land with improvements in the Fourth Election District Caroline County Maryland. Tract 1 conveyed February 12 1902. Tract 2 six and two tenths acres with a small dwelling. terms one half cash day of sale and balance in six months interest from sale date. W Brewster Dean assignee. James Temple auctioneer.
True Copy from the clerks records listing the parties named in the order Nisi of the court. The document names Katherine L Price Medford Price Oscar Butler Frances Butler George Paul Butler Muriel Elizabeth Gandy Butler and Oscar Butler Frances Butler with Teaseon Horsey as Clerk and Clayton Horsey as Clerk.
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