07 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1915
Page
1
Denton Maryland merchant J L Everngam promotes a midsummer sale of men’s and ladies’ wearing apparel with special bargains and depleted stock clearance. The notice states a general clearance from August 7th.
Local shop advertises flowered and striped voiles for shirts and dresses, 27 inch lawns in various colors, and 25 percent off all clothing for men and boys including trousers. About 100 shirts at 69 cents and 6 dozen work shirts on sale, plus 50 white skirts discounted from $1.50 to $8.00 down to 50 cents to clear stock.
In a crowded Parisian restaurant David Bronson, an American author, meets a young art student and model known as the Green Manikin. Their exchange reveals longing for home, artistic struggle, and eventual romance. The model confesses she’s been feeding art dreams by dressmaking, and Bronson helps her find hope as they plan to marry and return home with their success.
A young man composing verse stands under the night sky when a friend interrupts and jokes about studying astronomy. He replies that editors taught him comfort in a plate where nothing is crowded out by lack of space. London Tit-Bits.
This item cites two quotes about mood and humor from the Milwaukee Journal and Cherw. It notes the paradox of cheerful men puzzling others and hints at a humorous reflection on revenue and happiness in daily life.
Farmer Holt and his wife meddle to pair John Corey with Mandy Sellers. The scheme backfires as marital friction erupts, then fades into reconciliation. A baby later cements new ties and thanks flow between families.
A stranded haughty leading lady checks into a shabby country hotel. She signs the register, receives a brass key, and asks if there is water in her room. The proprietress dryly answers there was water once but the Woof Bxed.
A collection of wry maxims and proverbs contrasts male pride and creative pride with quotes from the Pittsburgh Gazette Times and a Spanish saying. The notes emphasize that self-made effort can rival costly imports and warn that busyness defeats idle minds.
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