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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1925
Page
4
The item shows a Denton Maryland publication note dated Saturday morning April 11, 1925. It lists Dward Melvin Benj and Rh. Johnson Melvin and Johnson with Pepsi branding, indicating a local Saturday issue. The notice appears in a second class mail matter context.
The Baltimore Sun notes a movement to revise the tariff upward under the guise of scientific amendments to its administrative features. It cites a New York meeting and Senator Butler as likely leaders and warns the administration may back higher duties, with broader political and economic risks for the Republican majority. The piece also analyzes public health data on childhood diseases and urges vaccination for diphtheria and precautionary measures to prevent spread.
The article quotes Dr. R. H. Riley, Chief of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases, State Department of Health, arguing against letting well children mingle with the sick to catch diseases. It states that children should be protected from infection to prevent spread and protect public health.
In sad but loving remembrance of our dear father Hutchinson Trice who departed this life one year ago on April 8 1924 Our hearts remain sore as time passes We miss him more He sleeps and we leave him to rest The parting was painful but God knew best By His Loving Children.
The El Molo tribe, living along Lake Rudolf in Kenya colony, are semiamphibious fish eaters who spend days swimming on frail palm raft platforms. They drink water hourly as the lake water is undrinkable due to high soda content, which is blamed for their deformities. The diet is mainly fish with little variety unless hippopotamus is speared.
A bleak envisioning of women as movable shelves with detachable performances. He imagines taking them down, dressing them, and assigning roles for work and bravado, then replacing their “repertory” like expensive dolls when tired of them.
Mrs Oldcastle scorns a costly escritoire choosing a vocabulary for her daughter instead. The newly furnished Bullington palace hosts the exchange as Josiah had wanted a desk, but vocabulary is preferred for display.
A passage describes how various small birds such as warblers kinglets chickadees nut hatches and creepers navigate branches in search of prey. It emphasizes their insistent focus on catching game and using keen hearing to detect neighbors, avoiding crowding and maintaining territorial boundaries while staying in touch with flock members.
In the era of merchant adventurers coins minted from Gulf of Guinea gold were known as guineas, joining the Gold Coast in renown. Theodore Ruete notes this linkage in The Empire Review, London.
Administrators MARTHA J. CANNON and MARY F. TOWERS offer at public sale the farm assets of Frank T. Jewell deceased near the Old Quaker Meeting House close to Denton Bridge. Bid on one day only. cash under $10, four months credit with notes for larger sums. Auctioneer John Irwin.
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