03 Dec 1881
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1881
Page
1
CHAS. F. WILLIS announces the Grand Depot at Denton Bridge selling fall and winter stock including boots and shoes at prices he claims defy competition. He invites patrons to inspect the newly added items, thanks customers for past support, and pledges continued effort to deserve their patronage.
Misa Jones shines as a dashingly stylish figure among peers described as a coquette. The verse praises her charm and wit, noting Abe’s numerous admirers and her striking striped attire, concluding with high praise for her striking presence.
In a dreary November, Mrs Longman hosts a surprise party for newsboys and disabled youths. Bridget and family convert a gloomy home into a warm feast with chicken, ginger cakes, and gifts. The event inspires Mrs Longman to sponsor monthly meals and assist a blind boy, learning that helping others remedies low spirits.
A Plymouth Chimes note surveys clergy offered petitions in political contexts. Examples include Illinois and Maine prayers urging wisdom and brains for legislators, calls against party talk, and a Springfield Mass gathering praying for the President and Postmaster General. The column recalls past Cape-era and Cornish meetings, noting the curious blend of faith and civic life.
The Guiteau Comedy Company plays to packed houses with Adela Patti drawing large crowds and high prices as "The Assassin" shows diverse appeal. Critics cite strong acting and humor despite newspaper scorn, with audiences from gaslight society to Indy school teachers flocking daily for the vivid courtroom parody and star performance.
A distressed wife recovers from long illness after using Hop Bitters gaining rapidly, prompting husband and family to praise the remedy. The note also claims H E Carpenter of Henderson New York cured of Peoriasigs or Leprosy after twenty years with Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap, described as the most wonderful case on record.
The column asserts Parker's Ginger Tonic restores power more than malt or milk and praises its invigorating effect on mind and body. It notes readers may find it helpful for renewed vigor and references Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aiding recovery for women previously unable to go out.
Clear head and voice easy breath and sweet breath and hearing no cough no distress caused by catarrh by Sanford's Radical Cure One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent and one Improved Inhaler in one package for 1 Death to rats and vermin Pareon's Terminator
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