Denton Journal December 1 1928 front page note
Denton Journal issues for Saturday December 1 1928 from Melvin and Joinson publishers. Page 2 features local items and notices reflecting the era in Denton with period tone and community updates.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1928
Page
2
Denton Journal issues for Saturday December 1 1928 from Melvin and Joinson publishers. Page 2 features local items and notices reflecting the era in Denton with period tone and community updates.
Vanity Fair quotes William Bolitho condemning Europe s treasure trove as a junkyard of works by grandfathers. Critics deride modern European taste, calling architecture like Versailles and Cologne Cathedral ill judged and out of scale. Old works before 1810 supposedly hold artistic value, regardless of quality.
A minister argues in Harper's that churches should avoid the spectacle mindset and treat growth like a business. He compares church success to a furniture shop focused on customers and appeal, urging ministers to actively “sell” their institution with practical, tradelike acumen. The piece explores the tension between sacred aims and secular efficiency.
Household tip guide from Successful Farming Magazine on using hooks indoors and for various items. Recommends hooking doors inside to prevent banging, hooking caps on feed boxes, storm windows, gates, tool boxes, and playhouse doors. Warns against overfastening long staples which can trap children inside.
In a Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph item, two youths sitting in a park after dusk are told by a keeper it is late. The youth apologizes and says they plan to marry next year, prompting a playful remark from the keeper about their marriage.
Robert Louis Stevenson reflects on loyalty and silence, noting how lovers and friends falter when pride or shyness keeps them from speaking at critical moments, turning affectionate ties into failing, disloyal bonds.
A reflective note cautions that success in a new year comes from steady daily improvement rather than bursts of effort. It suggests living progressively, making each day better than the last and each month an upgrade over the previous one.
In southern Brazil roads are often almost passable and generally hopelessly uncomfortable for touring. Traversing them tests motor cars and tires severely, demanding patience and pluck from travelers.
Tearus, son of Daedalus, crafted wings with wax to escape imprisonment. They flew free but Tearus flew too close to the sun. The heat melted the wax, his wings failed, and he plummeted into the sea.
The passage claims rabbits in Australia are hated for eating the grass that stock rely on. It suggests millions are killed annually in Australia and notes skins provide revenue contributing to neutralizing the rabbits' impact.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies report the scale of service in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia with over 573000 phones in operation and 3000000 calls daily In the first nine months 25600000 toll calls were completed and 13000000 worth of improvements are planned this year The firm notes efforts to extend service to more areas and recent reductions in installation charges to encourage wider use
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