11 Aug 1917
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1917
Page
1
At Deen Sons Store Fowling Creek Me sale continues another week with deep discounts. Ladies low cut shoes 98c, dark tan pairs 1.98, numerous dry goods like dress goods 19c per yard, gingham 9c, lace 5c, ribbons 19c, middy blouses 89c, boys and mens wear steeply marked, household items and canned goods offered at low prices.
In a dim New York apartment building Polly Chester, an art student, endures loneliness and a frightening midnight visitor during a night of sketches and stray questions from a prankish fraternity. A kind neighbor, Mr. Lawrence, intervenes as peers confess a prank and Polly discovers a hopeful vision of home in his drawing and the word Home.
In without warning war around Paris, Jim Warding and I joined French ambulance service. Disguised as peasants, we were fed by two American artists who hid their identity, then later revealed a shared passion for art. Years later, wounded, I reunite with them in a hospital. we all return to America with marriages formed.
Dr. Robert B. Coughlin of New York City in the New York Medical Journal notes 013 lives lost on athletic fields in the decade ending 1016. Baseball leads with 284 fatalities, followed by football 216, auto racing 123, boxing 103, cycling 77, jockey 54, wrestlers 15, golf 14, bowling 9, and lawn tennis 1.
A drop of blood is explained as containing about a million red corpuscles, with the suspension from a needle’s point noted in plain terms.
A fragment notes Cant as a double distilled concept or term tied to a second power of a le Carlyle. The text is sparse and presents a cryptic relation between Cant, Ife, and Carlyle without clear context or events.
Quote highlights the danger of suppressing languages, noting German efforts to erase Bohemian, Magyar dominance provoking Slavic and Romanian responses, and English thriving in Canada when choice was offered. The London Standard commentary frames language survival as a political and cultural contest across Europe and North America.
A Pearsons Weekly excerpt notes that after Miss Barrowcliff’s father loses his money, young men no longer view her as handsome nor admire her figure. The piece uses sharp social commentary on wealth and status in a changing circle.
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