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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1927

Page

3

The Only Life and a Fortune in Rushton

Lysle Talcott, heir to a Ransom estate worth over a million, arrives in Rushton to settle the legacy and becomes entangled with Beatrice Winston and Mabel Deane. A charity pledge and a sudden wealth lure him into a glittering life, aided by a scheming circle that leads to years of extravagance until tragedy strikes when his wife and kin perish in a sea fire.

Croesus Talcott Colonel Ransom Lysle Talcott Rushton Mammon Winston Wandsome Beatrice Winston Cyrus Deane Mabel Miss Deane Lysle

Talcott Finds Hope After Wealth Lost And a Chance Reunion

A second shock drives Lysle Worthington Talcott into ruin and exile then a miraculous recovery. He surrenders his fortune to escape dishonor and inherits a farm back from a bene factor. Mabel Deane and her charitable circle revive a philanthropic venture, restoring Talcott’s heart and faith as he reconnects with Deane and her father.

Lysle Talcott Hoa Rushton Walcott Mabel Lysse Worthington Talcott Miss Deane Deane Talcott

Alpine Roses Blamed for Poisonous Honey

The poisonous honey of Asia Minor and the southern Balkans is traced to two Alpine rose species, Rhododendron ponticum and Rhododendron florum don. Bees are innocent. the toxin comes from these flowers at high elevations up to 6000 feet. German naturalist K Krause reported the finding in Die Naturwissenschaften, noting the honey causes unconsciousness but not death.

Asia Minor Balkans Xenophon Aristotle Piiny Strabo Pontus K. Krause Die Naturwissenschaften New York Times

Irish Language School Opens for Girls and Infants in Dublin

A national school for girls and infant boys, whose instruction is conducted entirely in Irish, has opened in Dublin in response to parents who speak Irish at home. English is taught as a subject, and only pupils with sufficient Irish to benefit fully are admitted.

Dublin

Electric Milk Cow on World’s Largest Steamship

The Asturias, the world’s largest motor driven ship, features an electric milk producer. Using milk powder, unsalted butter and water, a mechanized “cow” makes high grade milk and cream for passengers on board.

Asturias

The Young Lady Across the Way Says No Respect

A young woman across the way deplores the lack of respect shown to women who dye their hair. She argues hair color changes are unnecessary given henna products available to preserve natural color.

Flour From Soy Bean Scientist Claims Valuable Plant Albumen

A Vienna Physiological Institute scientist reports producing flour from soy beans with immense food value and containing the sole plant albumen equal in value to costly animal albumen.

Vienna Physiological Institute

Sudden Weather Shifts Disrupt Telephone Operations

Weather fluctuations threaten Bell System service with sudden surges in calls and canceled appointments. Engineers and technicians design and maintain robust equipment to endure rain, wind, sleet, heat, cold, and lightning, ensuring continuous personal service to the public.

Frederick L. Rhodes Bell Telephone Quarterly Telephone Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bell Telephone Bell System United States

Mottier's Sol Book Ltst Why pace with the crowd

A reflective quote attributed to Henry David Thoreau appears, urging individuality and pacing to one’s own rhythm rather than rushing to maturity. The passage frames a metaphor of the drummer and different rhythms guiding personal growth.

Henry David Thoreau

May Time and Savory Sandwich Variations

A 1927 Western Newspaper Union note catalogues sandwich recipes including May Time with Neufchatel and almonds, a shrimp filling with lettuce and watercress, Sauted Cheese Sandwiches on crustless bread, and Sorority Sandwiches with Canton ginger dates and pecans served with hot cocoa.

Solitude in the Crowd a Bacon Quote Fragment

A contemplative fragment reflecting on solitude within crowds. It notes that a great town yields great solitude, comparing people to pictures and sounds to cymbals, with no real love among the multitude. The excerpt captures Bacon’s meditation on human connection.

Bacon

In the Nude Yes drowiled the great man

In the Nude Yes drowiled the great man says many wonderful holidays Poe spent abroad and he has had adventures too. He recalls hunting them in America while noting cold weather and daring exploits.

Poe America London

Time Writing On Your Countenance

A column by F A Walker warns youths about stormy impulses and heedless risk taking as they chase flashy living. It argues most fall toward failure, tracing how reckless independence leads to tainted society and ruined futures, urging wiser restraint and respect for elders.

3fcClure

Legal Subterfuge to Thwart Public Land Law

A small triangular sidewalk plot in front of a large Atlanta office building is fenced for one day every seven years to keep it private. Popular Mechanics notes state land used for public purposes for seven years becomes public property, so the fence preserves the owner's title. A brass plate on the walk reads private property.

Atlanta Popular Mechanics Magazine

Order Nisi in Lands Sale in Caroline County

The Circuit Court for Caroline County declares the sale of Thos. B. Whalen heirs real estate for 1921 1922 1923 taxes regular and orders public notice by advertisement across Caroline newspapers once weekly for three weeks before May 18 1927. Interested parties must appear by June 18 1927 to show cause why the sale should not be ratified. THOMAS J. KEATING.

T. Frank Seward Caroline County Maryland Thos. B. Whalen Thomas J. Keating

Mortgage Report ratified and gate sale confirmed 1927

April 6 1927 order names Charles B Harrison attorney in Mortgage and states gate of property reported by him be ratified and confirmed unless cause shown by June 9. Copy to be printed in Caroline County newspaper four weeks before May 11. Reported sales amount to 3300 dollars.

Charles B. Harrison Caroline County T. Clayton Horsey Calvert C. Merriken Circuit Court Equity Chancery Wesley E. Thawley Clayton Horsey Wilbert L. Merriken Circuit Court For

Denton Sealed Bids Sought for 12000 Dollar Bond Issue

Denton Maryland Commissioners call for sealed proposals by 1 pm May 2 1927 for 12000 dollar Public Improvement Bonds in 12 1000 denominations maturing 1927 to 1948 with 4 percent interest and tax exemptions. Bids require 5 percent guaranty. right to reject any bid reserved. Clerk Walter Sparklin.

Commissioners of Denton Denton Street Maryland Acts of the General Assembly of Trecommissioners OF Walter Sparklin

Notice of Tax Sale Confirmation in Caroline County

The report of sale of real estate assessed to W F Andrew for 1922 1923 and 1924 to pay state and county taxes levied thereon in Caroline Maryland is examined as regular and the sale proceedings ordered to be advertised in a Caroline County newspaper for three weeks before May 18 1927 and a show cause hearing set for June 18 1927 to ratify the sale. THOMAS J KEATING

T. Frank Seward Caroline County Maryland W. F. Andrew Circuit Court Thomas J. Keating

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