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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1921
Page
4
Health lesson links body stewardship to spiritual life. Paul calls the body a temple of the Holy Spirit and God’s property bought by Christ. The text urges self control, discipline, and avoidance of indulgence, framing health as part of worship and moral living.
The Century Magazine notes Argentina leads in fingerprint use. School exams require thumb prints on papers as forgery protection. Public offices issue cedula prints and each applicant’s ten fingerprints go under a libreto ID booklet. Citizens await attendants and restroom access before showing hands again.
A Thursday birth forecast says individuals will live to an old age with wealth and prosperity in marriage and business. They will be honest, discreet, and pious, rising in church and state, with possible two marriages and many children. Health remains good, and life may extend beyond eighty.
A devotional meditation contrasts joy and trembling in the Christian life, praising paradoxes that reconcile strength with surrender. It cites scripture from Psalm 130 and Romans, warns of judgment and the fear of Jehovah, and ends with lines from an old Welsh hymn about God’s mercy and justice.
A detailed reminiscence on George Lillot and Mary Ann Evans known as Dinah Morris. It traces Evans s rise as editor of the Westminster Review, her religious and literary influences, and the complex plot of Adam Bede with Dinah Morris Hetty Sorrel and Arthur Donnithorne.
Cold conditions force large flocks into urban and rural areas. Green plover appear in Bertfordshire stockyards and paddocks, thousands of rock doves gather in Buckinghamshire, and pigeons feed on London ice while gulls struggle for scraps. Starlings exploit floes and river water, despite their usual shy nature.
A humorous remark by Uncle Till Bottletop blends rural lore with census concerns. The speaker notes many moonshine stills in the bleelies while quipping about people refusing to live in the country, contrasting illicit activity with demographic data.
A Wall Street Journal anecdote recounts bank training for tellers and the caution required to verify good faith. A manager recalls a charming woman presenting a check without prior bank ties. He asks for identifiable personal item proof, humorously noting a garter buckle could suffice.
A Vancouver to New York train carried 25 cars loaded with Japanese and Chinese eggs. Nine enamonds from Seattle joined sixteen carloads from the Em press of Russia to form the consignment. Most eggs headed to New York with London and Montreal partials. about 6.5 million eggs equate to a breakfast for every New Yorker.
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