Summer Arrangement Trains Schedule Update
On and after Monday July 17 18823 trains will leave and follow a revised summer arrangement with Sundays excepted.
26 Aug 1882
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1882
Page
1
On and after Monday July 17 18823 trains will leave and follow a revised summer arrangement with Sundays excepted.
On and after Monday July 17 1882 trains run north to Scotl and Pass sections with mixed mined passes and morning and afternoon trips. Stops include Oxford Trappe Easton Woodland Cordova Tirsborough Ridgely Greensborough Goldaborough Henderson Marydel Hartley Kenton Clayton and connections at Clayton with Delaware Division. Frank Thomson and J N Mills noted as superintendents.
A dreamy verse piece describes waves at the shore giving way to an undertone heard beneath tides and sighs. A wandering troupe enters with harps and somber song as a bird and a maiden’s laughter mingle with life’s undertone and the poet’s fading echo.
Saidee and Aunt Leah face dire finances in a Gothic cottage. Saidee plans to sell a Velasquez portrait to save the family, only to learn it is a fake. Despair grows as creditors tighten, while Belle irons for a picnic and Bruner the artist dismisses their treasure.
Saidee persuades Mrs Hartwick to hire her as a cleaner at Locust House, earns trust while aiding Kate and Harry Hartwick, bonds with old schoolmate Katherine Hartwick, and sparks a shy romance as the family adapts to a new, modest life through shared toil and tea.
An anecdote about John Wesley showing tact and piety at a luncheon with a wealthy family. A young beauty, impressed by his sermon, sits beside a modest preacher adorned with rings. The preacher lifts her hand to display the jewels, drawing Wesley's village audience into a delicate social moment.
A blushes woman is asked for a Methodist hand and Wesley, known for disliking finery, replies with a gentle praise. He meets her again as honors rise and the hand is left bare of adornments save nature’s gifts.
A concise survey of several physiologists opinions on human longevity from Buffon to Flourens. Buffon estimates six times adult age to 96, Hensler and others discuss ancient time concepts, Voltaire notes Indian longevity, Flourens fixes full development at 20 and posits life five times that, with rare cases exceeding 100 under good living conditions.
A collection of humorous snippets and questions from a public page. It riffs on punctuation debates poets telephones and everyday curiosities about diet sleep and study choices with a light satirical tone and a cast of generic townsfolk.
A humorous Peck's Sun item mocks an American traveler who claimed a Europe trip and Atlantic voyage with a locust swarm aboard. The liar is playfully challenged by a friend who notes a mismatch and the editor of a pious paper is implied. The tale ends with the first man kicking himself at the joke.
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