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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1893
Page
1
Arlo Bates in Harper's writes a fiery ode praising a cataclysmic force, likening it to a divine messenger sweeping from peak to sea. The verse calls for purging uncleanness, preparing earth for a coming glory, and delivering a thunderous, inevitable judgment.
In the Hotel de la Grande Conconio at Nice two couples plot to remove Prince Demetrius Spanholl before he leaves by the rapide. Baron Kolnitz and Mme Mosenthal outline a staged separation and a staged reunion to aid their covert mission and ensure the prince’s quietus before Saint Petersburg.
In a tense scene at a hotel, conspirators plot to eliminate Prince Spandorf before the 15th as Madame Mosenthal probes Mrs. Vanhuysen. The Baron, distraught, plans casino distraction while Mme Mosen thal shadows the prince’s movements toward Monte Carlo. A twist reveals John C. Prince of Denver posing as an ally, eroding the conspiracy’s cover.
A collection of maxims on foresight action pride confession and honesty. Observations on moderation virtue and friendship note cheerfulness as a cloak while friendship candor and misfortune affect morale. The tone is reflective and admonitory with pithy statements.
Thorne notes the first federal building in the United States was the U S mint in Philadelphia, brick on the east side of Seventh Street above Wilbert Street. Corner stone laid July 81 2 by Mint director David Rit tenhouse. Mint later moved to Juniper and Chestnut. branch mints opened in New Orleans, Charlotte N C Dahlonega Ga 1854 San Francisco and Carson City Nev.
The pansy holds popularity with many names across regions. Meehan's Monthly notes heartsense is misapplied, as the wall flower is linked to cordial uses. The listing of epithets includes Herb trinity Love-and-idle Kiss-ma and three faces under shade.
A putty colored brocade evening dress with a floral pattern uses a full length side opening and a pink satin box plait beneath that reveals itself as the wearer moves. A similar treatment is added on the opposite side from the foot halfway up, offering a method to widen a narrow skirt.
Dr. Carver the world champion rifle shot explains why dead shots, cowboys, and western marksmen miss under excitement. He notes buck ague in big game and nerves can ruin accuracy when squinting along a rifle barrel. A cool head and proper form are essential, with examples from buffalo hunting and pistol play.
The article defines boiling point as the temperature at which a substance boils under a given pressure, noting it varies with pressure and is constant for a substance under fixed conditions. It explains heat energy used to overcome cohesion, and mentions effects of impurities vessel material and lists example boiling points for several substances.
The text recounts early seal proposals drafted by Franklin Adams and Jefferson on July 11 1776 and notes the chosen final design by William Barton approved on June 20 1762. It describes the obverse showing an eagle with olive branch and arrows, 13 stars above, and no E Pluribus Unum scroll.
The article notes animals sense atmospheric changes beyond humans and describes a new postal experiment in Huddersfield using letter boxes on trams. Boxes cleared at 6:30 pm serve letters from outer districts for London Midland and other mails, with over 500 letters posted on opening day.
Mrs Whitelaw Reid possesses splendid jewels including a Turkish sultan gift diamond ornament. A very fine diamond was recently bought for her by Mr Reid and is being cut in Antwerp by a top lapidary, highlighting the couple’s famed collection.
A jumble of vintage quips and notes on Punch cartoons, quotes about the Plumed Knight James G Blaine, headquarters lines once attributed to General Pope, and items from a Venezuelan World’s Fair exhibit including Pizarro’s flag and Cortez’s sword.
In a country town near this place a bus driver repeatedly failed to pick up passengers. Andy and her daughter sought a New York train and warned the driver to arrive in good season. He leisurely blocked the door and promised to deliver them, but half a mile from the depot the train left without them. The driver claimed he could still get them there.
A fashion piece describes skirt trimmings with new bands at the foot knee and hip and three flounces, edging in narrow Paris lace. It covers petticoats, fabrics like guipure and grenadine, sleeve shapes with puffs, and crossover blouses. Watches move to concealed bosom or brooch methods. diamonds adorn watch brooches for evening wear.
A brisk survey of fashion items shows a black satin cape with cream lace, a lace and satin parasol, four-button kid gloves, and spring sailor hats in white kid with flowers. The article also notes antelope leather knickknacks and jet veils, plus a brief study of fingernail growth rates and nutrition influence. It closes with a remark on wood ash as a useful manure for peat soils.
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