29 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR listing includes names Thomas Sparky Emory Wincut Charles Hoans Tuomas West and others, with unclear affiliations or context. No clear event or action evident.
In Glenning a young wife with head injury is tended by a doctor who suspects foul play. Her husband Merrill appears cowardly and evasive as investigators question the accident and a concealed marriage unravels. A Maine lawyer profile follows, highlighting Helen A Knowlton, Rockland’s notable one-woman legal figure.
Field and Stream recounts the dugong and manatee as strange sea creatures, noting their harboring shores from the Indian Ocean to the Red Sea. It highlights maternal care, hunting history, and how tales of mermaids may stem from their appearance and behavior.
The article explains how to prepare soups efficiently using ordinary meat with little waste. It covers water-to-meat ratios, using fresh or properly trimmed leftovers, the use of bone and cold bam for white soups, and the need for slow steady boiling to extract juice without toughening the meat.
A clipped excerpt describes a mental science trick for posture and grace. Visualize a shining star on the chest and a basket of eggs on the head to train perfect carriage. It claims cadets and women alike gain poise, improving rising stairs and chair seating with this simple mental routine.
Mrs. Gilman told a Victoria Women’s Institute audience that women are not as beautiful as men and urged women to strive for male-like beauty. She mocked women’s physical limits, joking that running is an agitated waddle and fences are vaultable in a skirt, calling current practices insulting.
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