Denton Journal Saturday Edition August 22 1925
The Denton Journal appears in its Saturday morning issue dated August 22 1925. Howard Melvin B Melvin and John publishers are listed on page 2 with standard postal publication details for Denton Maryland.
Prohibition debate and soil health dominate inland circles
The piece cites support for prohibition from The Louisville Times and The Manufacturers Record, arguing enforcement protects order and life. It discusses soil exhaustion warned by Martin C. Dover, plus Maryland Delaware peach cultivation decline, and reflects on optimism versus pessimism in public viewpoint with quotes attributed to James Bryce.
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Louisville Times
Manufacturers Record Publishing Co
Baltimore
Martin C. Dover
Congress
Ohio
Wilmington
Maryland
Upper
Delaware
Coal Strike Looms With Consumer Hit Likely
The article notes a September coal strike seems likely with terms debated among miners employers carriers and dealers. Consumers face the main burden as prices rise with wholesale levels up 1.6 percent from June to July, marking the highest since February 1921.
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Labor Statistics Bureau of the
Labor Department
Legend and Mystery of Pyramid Lake in Nevada
From early settlement, Pyramid Lake legends spoke of a gigantic serpent dwelling beneath its depths. Some say an ancient underground passage from the Pacific feeds the creature, while others claim the monster is a mass of worms. Indians and old settlers recall glimpses of the vast snake as Pyramid Lake is described as an inland sea 300 miles from the ocean with fresh waters and abundant trout.
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Nevada
Pyramid Lake
Pacific Ocean
Truckee
Four-Leaf Clover Symbol Of Luck And Legend
An ancient superstition holds a four leaf clover brings luck to its finder. Some Old writers link its crosslike form to fortune at play and safe travel, while three leaf clovers symbolize the Trinity and recall St Patrick’s teaching through the shamrock.
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St. Patrick
Cedars of Lebanon Famed for Centuries
The cedar of Lebanon native to Syria Palestine and Cyprus grows in mountains at elevations around 4000 feet. Ancient groves near Kedisha valley once stood with trunks wide and girth large surveys by Hooker in 1860 counted 375 trees in nine groups with some oldest over thirty feet in girth and aged about 2500 years. Many survivors were destroyed in the great war. White gum from trunks was used for embalming.
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Lebanon
Syria
Asia
Palestine
Cyprus
Kedisha
Hooker
Pathfinder Magazine
Animals signaling voices and tails across prairie fauna
The Winnipeg Free Press notes birds mostly use voice to signal while mammals like ground squirrels marmots and red squirrels rely on tail signaling. It observes repeated signals or flicker tails as a common warning trait and highlights shrill whistles as a danger signal among several species.
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Hamilton M. Laing
Winnipeg Free Press
Prairies
Temperature guidelines for keeping plants indoors
The passage notes that loose plants belong in rooms with proper ventilation and contrasts night temperatures around 60 degrees with day temperatures near 70 degrees, explaining why sleeping rooms are typically unsuitable for plant growth due to cooler overnight warmth requirements.
Slayer Tales Reveal Icelandic Divorce and Law in Saga
The Laxdaela Saga translated by Thor stein Veblen shows ancient Icelandic divorce custom and legal nuance. It contrasts manslaughter and murder penalties, exiles and wer-geld, while detailing politics dress marriage real estate and Christian influence. Gudrun, Iceland’s famed woman, anchors the story of Kjartan the poet adventurer and three husbands.
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Iceland
Thorstein Veblen
Kansas City Star
Gudrun
Kjartan
Hard Luck for Late Comers at Banquets
A New York Evening World tale notes the wait staff bias at banquets with a head waiter scolding a new helper for giving top service to the late comer. The anecdote underscores the crowding of diners and rushed service as meals near finish.
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America
New York Evening World
Shoes a daily load test for footwear analysis
Statisticians and investigators estimate shoe wear from daily weight-bearing by a man. A 150 pound man applies heavy pounding. 815000 tons total over a day. A 200 pound man adds one third more strain. a 250 pound man adds less due to reduced activity, with loads increasing proportionally to weight. Ohio State Journal report.
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Ohio State Journal
Wonderful Star Sheds Mass in Variable Light Over 29 Years
A massive sunlike star radiating as brightly as 600,000 suns loses 2.5 trillion tons per second from its nuclear output. Harvard astronomer Prof. Barlow Sharpley notes the star’s diameter exceeds Earth's orbit at 186 million miles. Classified as a Variable star, it has grown brighter over 29 years.
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Barlow’ Sharpley
Harvard College Observatory
Britain's Constitution Foundations of free government
The constitution of Great Britain blends statutes customs and decisions. Magna Charta of 1215 marks a starting point plus Petition of Rights Declaration of Rights Habeas Corpus Act and Settlement Act and franchise laws define governance. The sovereign may accept small gifts but large ones require ministry consent.
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Great Britain
Great Early Teacher Zoroaster and Persian Dualism
The article discusses Zoroaster as a pivotal East thinker and founder of a national religion of the Persians. It places his life between 1000 B.C. and 600 B.C., describes his dualistic cosmos of good and evil, and notes light as the symbol of the good until corruption led to light worship becoming linked to the sun and the gun as a source of light.
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Zoroaster
Iso
District Manager Wanted for Bankers Life in Caroline County
The Bankers Life Company seeks a District Manager to represent in Caroline County. No selling experience required. initiative and personality valued. Write Leon W. Syfrit at 203 5 Industrial Trust Building Wilmington Delaware to arrange an interview.
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Bankers Life Company
Caroline County
Leon W. Syfrit
Agence
Industrial Trust
Wilmington
Delaware
Coal bids invited for two cars at Denton siding
Bids for two cars of Anthracite coal egg and stove size will be received at the office of the County Commissioners until 2 p m Tuesday September 1 1925 for delivery at Denton R R siding. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. W S Rutter Clerk.
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Denton R. R
W. S. Rutter
Automobile and Tire Goods for Sale by Local Garage
Two Nobby Tread Cord tires and tubes nearly new size 34 by 4 offered by K Swanwick Garage. Also a second-hand Oakland touring car for sale cheap. Located at 8 22 Goldsboro Maryland.
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K. Swanwick Garage
Goldsboro
Public sale of valuable personal property on farm near Denton
N H Downes owner announces a Friday August 28 1925 auction starting 10 am rain or shine on his farm three and one half miles from Denton toward Thawleys Church. The sale includes mules horses cattle sheep farm equipment and household items with cash payments under 10 and 12 month credit on approved notes. Auctioneers TempIe & Covey and clerk M H Downes.
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Denton
Thawley’s Church
Notice to Taxpayers Sit for Collecting Taxes
Notice to taxpayers to collect taxes between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. at multiple locations on specified days. The schedule lists Federalsburg September 5 at Covey and Williams, Henderson September 9 at Cole's Store, Hillsboro September 17 at Thompson's Imp. Store, Preston September 9 at Bros. Store, and American Corner September 24 at Store.
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Court House
Federalsburg
Covey & Williams
Hillsboro
Thompson’ S
Doan's Pills Marketed For Kidney Pain Relief
Denton residents praised Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for weak kidneys. Mrs. Mattie Long reported dull backaches from overwork, blurred sight, and headaches improving after using Doan's from Ledvin's Pharmacy. 60 cents at all dealers, Poster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
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Doan
Denton
Mattie Long
Fountain Ave
Dean
Ledmin
All Deniers
Poster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Administratrix's Sale Under Orphan's Court In Caroline County
Nellie Hill administratrix of Jefferson Hill offers extensive farm and household goods at public sale on the premises, beginning 10:30 a.m. August 11, 1925. Items include harness, plows, wagons, farming implements, grain drills, horses Prince Sherman sorrel gray mare and more, plus a second sale of livestock and farm equipment by attorney for mortgagee. Terms: cash up to $10, six months credit on larger amounts with interest-bearing note. removal only after sale terms are met. Auctioneer James Temple. Attorney William J. Rikkarns.
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Orphana’ Court
Carolne County
Nellie Hill
Jefferson
Imortgagee
John Deere
Springfield
Oliver
Prince
Sherman
Jefferson Hill
William J. Riikarns
James Temple
Guernsey
Woodall
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
Chy
W. Brewater Deen
Geo
A. Deakyne
Orphans’ Court
William E. Foater
Mary Lizzie Sharp
Hannah Eljen Chase
Maryland
Bethlehem
Dover Bridge
Anid Road
Barona
Hannah E. Chase
Annie J. Griffin
Zour Methodist Episcopal Church
Elias Williamson
Hanneh Ebien Chase
Carolina County
Peter T. Clark
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Liber L. B. T
Court House
Denton
Public sale of Chilton farm on Greensboro Burrsville road
Intending to move to a smaller farm I will sell at public sale on the farm where I now reside the Chilton farm owned by Mrs. Geo A Deakyne on the road from Greensboro to Burrsville All sums of 10 and under cash on sums over that amount a credit of 12 JOHN L CHANCE Owner L F Covey Auct Jogian A Beck Clerk
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N. H. Downes
M. H. Downes
Temple & Covey
Chilton
Geo. A. Deakyne
Greensboro
Burrsville
John L. Chance
L. F. Covey
Jogian A. Beck
Purchase Terms Set For Sale With Three Installments
Sale offers three payment options one third cash at sale one third in six months and one third in sixteen months or full cash at sale. Deferred payments bear interest from sale date and are secured to the Assignee. Title papers and revenue stamps to be paid by purchaser.
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Charles B. Harrison
Wu. T. Turf
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