05 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1911
Page
1
The document records January session actions in Maryland proposing amendments to Article 1 seeking Section 8 and related changes to Article 3. It outlines Australian ballot adoption, voter qualifications, property ownership conditions, and election submission at the 1911 general election with signatures from Governor Crothers and legislative leaders.
Dick Brant offers lodging to his friend Bob while a maid feeds the goldfish. A pendant vanishes and Bob investigates, sparking a chase and moral twist. The maid confesses indirectly as Claire and Dick return home, revealing the missing diamond was safely reclaimed by Claire before the trip ends.
The document reports proposed constitutional amendments for Maryland to alter Article 3 and Article 8 Legislative Department sections, defining Baltimore City into four districts, authorizing apportionment after the 1910 census, and outlining submission to voters at the November 1911 election, with formal gubernatorial order for publication in multiple newspapers. It names Governor Austin L. Crothers, Secretary N Winslow Williams, and officials Gorman and Feep les, detailing publication requirements and ballot wording.
WM. J. SHAWN offers clean scarlet or crimson clover seed for sale. Contact Lyford Farm via phone at 7-29-31, Tuckahoe Neck.
In good condition this Ardmore Marine Engine offers five horsepower and is priced at 60 dollars. Apply to Howard Mills in Denton Maryland for details and purchase arrangements.
The island Madagascar features a tropical coastal zone and a cooler interior highland. Coastal natives are darker while interior inhabitants are lighter and smaller. The interior is described as more intelligent, with locals reportedly ruling the island.
The scene has a manager insisting he is not truncating the play but changing act order. He explains audience members urged a twist where the hero dies in the following act, while the inciting author voices concern.
A long account traces London club culture and the practice of blackballing, focusing on Brooks and a famed duelist George Robert FitzGerald. It recalls Fitzgerald’s dramatic bid for admission, the admiral who witnessed the ballot, and the spectacle of denial followed by comic manipulation. The piece notes other jokers and club antics, ending with a quotation about self-honesty and character.
United States Ecological Survey reports surface erosion removes about an inch every 700 years across the nation. Major rivers carry hundreds of millions of tons of dissolved and suspended matter annually, with the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, and Colorado contributing large shares and a total erosion equating to hundreds of millions of cubic yards of rock and soil.
A long lived dwarf Borulwaski born 1739 died 1837 famed for beauty wit and scholarship. Presented to Empress Maria Theresa at age fifteen he charmed the queen and said a witty remark about a man on a lap. He served at court with Stanislaus and George II and died near the century mark, buried beside Stephen Kemble in Dunham.
A humorous note questions smoking in darkness after eye surgery. A man, told he could smoke again, finds no pleasure in a sightless puff. The piece contrasts the usual rosy glow with the lack of any visual cue, pondering the psychology of seeing or not seeing smoke. The tone mirrors a New York Press column.
A speaker attempts to woo a maiden in multiple languages including German French English Irish Turkish Greek and Latin but all fail until he proclaims the universal language. He then kisses her and she understands the message, ending with a romantic outcome.
Aворding vignette shows Mandy mourning as she folds black underclothes with a friend remarking on her attire. The piece then shifts to a joking exchange about remarriage and domestic wit, featuring a retired batter and a humorous line about paying for a new bat.
A brief aphorism notes that winning the heart leads to easy understanding, with a reflective, timeless tone. It emphasizes emotion guiding perception and agreement.
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