04 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
1
Catalog style listing shows fabrics and notions with varied prices including 32 inch gingham 27 inch gingham spool cotton 9c spool silk 9c all silk pieces cut from 28c 25c 35c 15c 18c 43c big reductions in men s wear and related items.
Reduced price sale lists new lower tags for Hosiery and corduroy clothing at Shippenburg shops. Queen Quality Walk-Over Douglas Shoes feature cuts. Men's Pure Thread Silk Hose now $1.00 and children's Lisle hose down from 350e to 10e and 60e respectively. Burson's ladies hose drop to 65e and 50e, with men’s heavy wool socks at 65c.
A readable grocery item list shows Monkey & Parrott Yeast Powder priced 10c and 5c, Karo syrup in blue red labels, Beechnut Peanut Butter, Everyday Milk, Crisco options priced from 10c to 22c, with various unit sizes and small price entries.
In a sunlit hotel summer, Mrs Franklin and Arthur Mantell share movies and boat rides as Billy the boy brings light to their days. A secret engagement idea blossoms when Mrs Franklin reveals she is unmarried, and Mantell pledges a future marriage once a license and preacher are arranged.
The piece argues that Borneo head hunters are not savages but moral beings shaped by tradition. It describes ritual killings after a chief’s death, the care given to removed skulls, and beliefs about a future life where the head’s owner becomes a servant, portraying a measured, reverent custom rather than brutality.
A meditation on virtue and opposition shaping success. The writer urges a sincere desire for neighbors’ good to foster peace and collective progress, contrasting prudent restraint with bold ambition and calling for unity to build a better world.
The Articles of War define the discipline and disciplinary procedure code of the United States army. Originating from the Inglish Mutiny Act of July 80 1775 and enlarged September 20 1776, the current code was enacted April 10 1806 and forms Section 1312 of the United States revised statutes. It lists 125 articles and provides the authority for punishing statutory and common law crimes by military courts.
George Thibault of Outlet Ontario was driving home when a roan bull led a herd and charged the car. The impact bent the fender and twisted the axle, smashing the headlight. Thibault joked he admired the bull's pluck but criticized his judgment.
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