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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1892
Page
1
Progressive business methods and a new annex warehouse at 6 and 8 S Charles St join the Big Stores at 6 and 7 W Baltimore St. The emporium offers seasonable apparel from cellar to roof with guaranteed quality and economy. Men and boys receive refined clothing and tailored suit value with sales on overcoats and suits at 10, 12, and 15 dollars.
Help wanted advertisement from H. P. Freeman & Co Rochester New York seeks workers for fall line of fruit and ornamental trees shrubs and roses. No experience needed references required good pay. Address provided.
Poem fragment quoting George Eliot about purity, strength, and compassion. A reflective line on joining the choir invisible through generous ardor and pure love, diffused presence, and world happiness.
A sixteen year old Seville youth, Juanito el Morenito, wanders poverty and dreams of bullfights. A miraculous five peseta coin from the Virgin saves him to help Chata’s sick mother, leading to a first kiss with Chata, as spring blossoms over the Guadalquivir.
A reflective piece on Christian duty and the value of time, urging believers to live with purpose amid temptations. It cites patient endurance and guidance from Jesus, then shifts to praise for Heading Circles and student study, highlighting education and shared inquiry among youth. It concludes with Wellington’s Waterloo exploits as revealed in Napier’s account and a Ball at the Duchess of Richmond’s.
A series of fervent excerpts argue that no religion is worse than no religion. The texts contrast Christian faith with scepticism and atheism, urging adherence to Christ as essential for decency, security, and human life.
An New England father, long absent for work, imagines making a phonograph for his four year old daughter to capture her quaint words and loving prattle. The piece notes quirks in language, jokes, and theatre lore, ending with a reverent verse about devotion to music and voice.
A vivid historic sketch recounts Boni, the enslaved revolt leader turned feared ruler of the Boni, who in 1772 seized freedom for many slaves along Dutch Guiana and later executed condemned men on Adlafo Island. He guided victims by canoe to the rock altar, where a single stroke of his saber ended their lives, a terror to evildoers that endured among his people.
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