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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
5
The Hisenberg Store employs buyers described as merchandise experts with long experience and exceptional ability in selecting and purchasing goods. Each buyer knows where best grades are produced and how to secure the lowest prices to benefit patrons, helping the store consistently undersell competitors.
Public warning to be licensed or renew licenses under Maryland laws. Details include trader, peddler, broker, and stallion service licensing, with fee brackets, oath requirements, and posting of stallion statements per 1892 act. Includes specific rates for tapper licenses, wares, brokers, hawkers, and horse services.
Lawrence Stanton, a noted author, journeys to a remote mountain region to study a simple girl named Liza Ann for a forthcoming book. He befriends her, photographs her, and imagines a frontispiece, while she gradually inspires his work and even appears in a stage play. In the end a renowned actress reveals she impersonated the mountain girl, leaving Stanton with a bittersweet realization and a ruined premise.
The Dead sea, forty six miles long and five to nine miles wide, lies southeast of Palestine. It has no outlet, a surface 1292 feet below the Mediterranean, and depths from three to twelve feet at the southern end. Fed by the Jordan, its water remains saline with high specific gravity allowing bathers to float. myths about noxious vapors or birds failing to fly over are unfounded. Tradition links Sodom and Gomorrah to the sea’s site, but modern view places its existence back to Abraham’s era or earlier.
The Amherst papyri preserve the oldest death sentence from ancient Egypt around 1300 B.C. for magic, with the criminal sentenced to death and reportedly killing himself. Earlier punishments appear in Barakiel traditions in Japan, while Britons about 450 B.C. drowned offenders in quagmires. Earlier still, Chaldea records a fee-based slave punishment: the offender’s hand cost a daily measure of corn.
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