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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
3
There is but one thought in connection with the manufacture of the New Deere that is to give high class farmers the best plow possible to make. Nothing but high grade paints are used and no other plow is so carefully finished in detail.
The General Assembly authorizes Caroline County to borrow up to fifty thousand dollars to fund permanent road and bridge improvements and to issue bonds for payment. Bonds issued under this act fund road equipment and projects including Shoemaker Act work, with strict borrowing limits, bidding, and sinking funds to ensure timely redemption.
Office of the Secretary of the Senate certifies the attached document as a true copy of an act passed by the Maryland General Assembly during the January Session of 1910.
An act to repeal and reenact with amendments Section 30 of Article 6 of the Code of Public Local Laws for Caroline County Federalsburg. The measure amends provisions as enacted by Chapter 149 of the Acts of Assembly of 1902 and reenacts the same with updated language.
A Nevada bank in a mining town hires Imogen Bradley as stenographer and learns a moral tale of temptation. A desperado Handy Andy looms, prompting the staff to devise defense plans including a tip box, open back door, and rope. The narrator praises Imogen while wrestling with guilt over a kiss.
A bank worker recounts plans for a safe, romance and robbery gone awry as Imogen Bradley aids a masked robber, escapes with about $20,600, and weds Handy Andy’s cleverest accomplice, leaving the teller bound and bewildered.
A late Dr William Everett wittily quips about obligation as George Babbite recalls winning the Boylston prize for oratory at Warward. The two men debate the 3 to 2 vote among five judges, with Everett noting his dissent and Babbite bragging of his prize.
The article describes a belief among Papuan tribes that all diseases can be cured by bleeding. A physician fires a bow and arrow into a target vein to open it, using a sharpened arrow or glass splinter as the tool. Patients remain calm, persuaded that recovery begins with being pierced.
In a Washington Star item, Mrs. Cumrox retorts that family bridge games let her avoid any monetary obligation from her husband. The intrusive woman suggests money concerns, but Cumrox insists on self-reliance through games rather than financial dependence.
A distressed buyer demands the return of a parrot she describes as swearing badly. The dealer replies the bird is very young and will improve with age, while noting the human life context.
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