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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1913
Page
6
Harper's Weekly recalls the defense of Chapultepec during the Mexican War. Forty eight cadets aged fourteen to twenty died. one fifteen year old wrapped in the banner attempted to leap with it to save the colors before being slain. The cadets are honored with yearly flowers at their grave at the hill’s foot.
The United States Geological Survey highlights paleontology as essential to geology. Fossil study links to economic problems and supports classification, correlation, and time relations of strata for regional geology.
A light sketch of Cornish place names noting numerous Celtic saints such as St Tudy St Cuby St Cay St Euodoe St Brise and St Flnbarrow. A joke about a candidate for ordination answering he was born at St Eval and pronouncing Joen! as Sando val. Mentions three other peculiar village names Brambla London Apprentice and Drunkards All.
A Cleveland Plato Dealer joke notes a problem faced and the humorous outcome of seeking advice from seventeen friends who provided diverse solutions. The punchline reveals the speaker ultimately relied on self, acting as the eighteenth adviser.
An account of traveling from Montreal to New York crossing the undefended boundary where U S revenue officers inspect travelers for possessions. Additional notes quote Biluks ending his engagement with Miss Hansum over marriage terms.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote recalls a sharp woman with determination entering the market. She inspects chickens at a butcher stall and asks if a bird is good. The marketman replies confident, and she challenges the old saying that the good die young, framing a wry cultural exchange.
Blaine made his first stump appearance in Moline during the 1856 canvass. He traveled to Farmington to hear William Pitt Fessenden speak. due to Fessenden's absence Augusta friends urged Blaine to speak. A farmer compared Blaine's reception to selling a horse for far less than its value, yet he accepted.
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A lesson on Genesis chapter thirty seven detailing Joseph's deprivation and envy driven actions, his coat of many colors, his sale to traders, and the suffering leading to deliverance. It draws parallels to Christ including birth, suffering, and eventual exaltation, urging focus on Joseph as a Christ figure and noting the story continues.
Between two and four in the afternoon the described property lies in the Fifth Election District of Caroline County Maryland on the Federalsburg Bethel road with outbuildings in good repair. Terms of sale are cash on day of sale. Title papers at purchaser expense. Survey by L Cooper and James Temple, assignees. Auctioneer.
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