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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1913
Page
5
Panama Canal Commission secretary recounts a Saturday night tale of civil governor Maurice Thatcher declining Bishop Joseph Buckeu’s offer of meat wine and a Sunday church outing claiming no flesh no wine no church duties due to his Christian Scientist beliefs.
A compact poetic fragment contrasts pride of the meadow and golden rod against the bayou bank. It notes ill brown water gliding between, reflecting their verdure and rank growth in a vivid nature tableau.
On his eighty fourth birthday Paul Smith Adirondack hotel keeper once guide now owner of forest land valued at a million dollars spoke of boundary disputes with an old friend. He recalled a Malone title lawsuit noting Jones entered courtroom and claimed his own witnesses.
A compact, period tone observation on cheerfulness boosting effort and endurance. It notes that a cheerful person accomplishes more, better, and longer than a sad or sulky counterpart, reflecting a Carlyle quotation on temperament and productivity.
Murt Hoover, angered by nonpayment on a corn consignment, shoots a commission merchant in Kunusis City. The man claims he was urged by the telegram text to draw on Hoover at sight, and Hoover admits firing after recognizing the demand. The constable arrests Hoover.
A playful verse from the New York Post recalls a harmless sundial in front of Brooks Hall at Barnard College. It notes freshmen joking about the time, and warned that vandalism would prompt the class to hire counsel to defend the sundial against destruction.
A critique argues that listeners overvalue program music, preferring a message of life and humanity. It contends the program is secondary to music itself, which provides color and emotion. the interpreter’s role is overemphasized.
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