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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
5
The article explains cyclone formation with an upside down water funnel analogy and notes how heat and rising air lift a storm from the tropics toward Europe. One recurring theme is the cyclone’s path of wreckage across ships, shores, and cities, with occasional near-land passages avoiding continents.
Mark Twain remarks on perseverance at a dinner as he recalls Henry Phunley of Virginia City. Phunley survived a lynching after his circular collar factory fire, rebuilt his business, and famed his return with a brass band and a gilded chariot. A promotional ad boasted the collar price and his comeback.
A reflective throwback piece notes human nature, secrecy, promises, superstition, and public speed myths. It laments unnoticed happiness and urges bold action when confident, while signaling a newspaper voice from the Atchison Globe commenting on social behavior and judgment.
The Indian name for the muskalunge or esox masquinongy is muskel inge with eight spellings noted. Fishermen vary in pronunciation across Canada the St Lawrence and the great lakes. A New York reference claims a length of seven and a half feet and a ninety two pound weight. An amusing village story explains clerks and sextons shifting title confusions from verger to sacristan and back.
A vivid Old West portrait discusses the coyote through a traveler’s lens. It mocks the animal’s sly, hungry gaze and curiosity while warning that unarmed campers risk intrusion and theft. The piece blends humor with caution about the coyote’s bold behavior.
The tale traces silver wedding tradition dating to Hugues Capet and a kingly gift of a dowry ring to aging servants, sparking a French fashion. It then recalls ancient Spain, Carthaginian and Phoenician wealth, Aristotle notes on Phoenician silver trade, and how silver dominated daily life and utensils in a once-rich Lomang realm.
A London Ladies' Field piece notes that a woman seen as truthful incurs grave suspicion. Leholy trusts her, yet public age guessing distorts perception. If she claims twenty nine, she’s deemed thirty five, and recounting youthful proposals reinforces a belief she was lucky to wed.
A sly exchange quoted shows a neighbor requesting a two week pause from a daughter’s plano playing to allow a boy to begin his flute practice. The humorous dialogue ends with curiosity about the reason behind the unusual request.
A Milwaukee Sentinel excerpt highlights a man praised for remarkable ability to persuade others in an argument without confrontation. The dialogue showcases confidence in his reasoning and persuasive skill framed as a noteworthy personal trait.
In a dialogue from Chicago News quoted by the Kansas City Star, a woman rejects marrying a coward and states Lin would need courage to propose. The bulletin notes rats eat $100,000,000 worth of grain yearly, yet farmers persevere despite rats and rising rates.
A Southern Planter excerpt urges farmers to start silo building as a cost effective cattle feed solution, detailing tub or tank silos, depth for better silage packing, and a sizing chart for 150 day feeding. It discusses bollworm larval cannibalism reducing infestation in corn and cites Bishop data on larvae per ear after silks die.
Southern Planter urges growing low forage crops from July to mid August as hay substitutes for stock feeding. The guide notes these crops have sold at high prices in the past winter and likely will fetch good prices again next winter, while securing hay as a safe crop.
The article notes Bermuda Grass on good land produces over 200 pounds of beef in six months of grazing and sheep can graze seven to nine months depending on locality. It also discusses locust threats in Macoupin County, sparrows as a crop issue, and the English currawa as a natural enemy to locusts, plus observations on horned cattle, apple growing tips, and a humorous exchange about hard work and fortune.
The article discusses the old fight lore, claiming the stomach is the most vulnerable target and praising Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for digestive and mucous membrane cures. It promotes claims of cures for indigestion catarrh and other ailments with free booklets and medical adviser offers.
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