20 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1901
Page
1
Mid winter sale highlights plum tree of bargains with ample stock gaps from heavy holiday period. Customers encouraged to browse for their size, feel the cloth, try on garments, and discover sacrifice prices.
Shannahan & Wrightson Howe Co. promotes the Peninsula’s largest stock of steam machinery improved agricultural implements and hardware. They highlight Stevens engines and threshers, wind stackers, belting, carriages, harness, a bicycle department, and a vast array of plows cultivators drills and farm supplies. Call in Easton or write for details.
Jose Remarez enjoys his sunny patio and loving Luisita while rival Pablo Varo broods with envy. A bitter curse, spoken on Good Friday, shifts fate toward Pablo, but Jose believing his triumph proves hollow as the next morning Pablo appears content with Luisita and the child, leaving Jose to realize he misread power and destiny.
The article argues for thorough rinsing under running water after washing with soap to avoid rough, chapped hands due to alkali residues. It favors running faucets over still water, critiques washbowl plugs, and stresses using good soap and complete drying for clean, healthy hands.
A comic, chaotic scene unfolds as Mrs. Bobkins laments a clogged drain and screams of frustration. Mr. Bobkins, absorbed in the newspaper, retorts with a reckless comment and narrowly avoids a flying brush as the absurd moment spirals into slapstick misdirection.
A passage on a New Zealand fish called kakawai that buries itself in soil and reappears when conditions suit. The piece explains its habitat, behavior, and the curious skin shed cycle. Followed by Forest and Stream reflections on the bond between a boy and his dog and the happiness of youth.
A group of newspaper artists recall a Kansas dog that guarded freight trains by biting the rear caboose step. After a prank left the dog tangled in a cow tail, he clung on as the locomotive sped away, losing most of his teeth and retreating from the railroad station for days.
The Westminster Review argues that preventable noises at night threaten sleep, health, and working power. It links rising lunacy and nervous diseases to hurried, anxious lives and fatigue from long hours, noting the health gap between agricultural laborers and industrial workers due to late, noisy nights.
Islanders observe food rules before meals sitting flat on the ground over a triangle of three fish bones and only handling foo with the left hand. Interior people avoid eating when clouds loom especially in the west fearing the Great Air Whale will pounce and annihilate them.
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