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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1921

Page

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Silk Handkerchiefs for Gift Problems

Men s handsome silk will solve many a gift problem. They come in beautiful plain colors as well as tan and brown black and white and blue and white stripes.

Footwear for Men and Women in Brown and Black Cow Hide

Available brown and black cowhide footwear for men and women priced from eight to fifteen dollars. Durable leather shoes and boots range in style suitable for work and daily wear.

Local Goods Listed Includes Belts and Linens

A small item lists belt buckles bedspreads ladies bags table linens napkins and towels among household wares. The catalog notes various fabric patterns and accessory choices, inviting shoppers to inspect the assortment for domestic use.

Out of the Rut Out of the Rut 73 1921

Hawley Miller, road commissioner, crashes a rutted road patch and meets Parker’s niece. She challenges him to “get out of the rut” and prove himself. He quits his job, earns a fortune in wheat deals, then returns to find her father is John Colburn, and that he has made true good beyond wealth.

Hawley Miller Hawley Uawley Parker home Oak Daule Parker lawn Rawley blue Wuwley Parker Walker mrriage Parker porch Mr. Parker ruth John Colburn Colburn

Umbrellas Offer Varied Styles and Durable Casing

Umbrellas feature tape-edge construction and Gloria fabric in piece-dyed colors with sturdy frames. Women's models present plain and ornate handles, wrist cords or rings, with options including leather and white ivory handles and tips.

Gloria

Glove Styles and Gift Options for the Holidays

The catalog describes gloves in various shapes and materials including fine French kids and beaver. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.50 with heavier capes in grey and brown. Also listed are men's umbrellas from 2.50 to 6.00 and a brown fleece lined auto glove at 5.00.

Warm Bathrobes For All Family Members On Sale

A display of bathrobes in sizes for every family member offers light and dark shades with a variety of pleasing patterns. Prices are described as low, with options to suit all tastes.

Slippers for Gifts at Bargain Prices

An advertisement offers a heavy felt high cut slipper priced at $2.25 and a tan Romeo slipper at $3, highlighting gift options and value for shoppers.

London Weather Vanes and Iconic City Markers

The piece notes notable weather vanes in London, including one on St Clement Danes with its anchor badge and a second historic vane at Lambeth Palace atop Juxon’s Library building. It highlights how these ferrules stand out in the capital’s architectural landscape.

London Strand St. Clement Danes Lambeth palace Juxon brary

Patience and plans collide in a frontier porch wisdom

A ready made philosopher quotes "Everything comes to him who waits" while Farmer Cartessel counters that patience needs intelligence. He warns that if you want a train home you should wake in the depot not on the front porch. The exchange hints at western frontier improvisation and self reliance.

Farmer Corntessel

Origin of the gauntlet punishment in warfare

The practice dates to the Seventeenth century and the Thirty Years War, adopted by European armies. A culprit, stripped to the waist, runs between two lines of soldiers who strike with sticks. The term gantlet derives from gatlope or Swedish gatlop, meaning running down a lance, with alternative German and Dutch derivations cited.

Molly the Thistledown Becomes a Bride

Stephen and Mrs. Hancock observe their daughter Molly’s wild social life. A visiting young man, Bradley, turns her head toward responsibility and love. Molly confesses she was merely playing at thistledown until she meets a hardworking, genuine suitor, and she agrees to marry him.

Stephen Hancock Molly Mrs. Hancock Bradley Mexico Harry Bradley Hancock Country club Mr. Hancock

Not Always Indoor Game Origin of Billiards

Not widely known is that billiards began as an outdoor pastime called pallie mallie. A 1591 manuscript places billiards with dice and cards. Early indoor equipment resembled croquet gear, with curved cues, wooden balls, and hoops on the table later replaced by pockets.

Furs Made Mothproof by Ice and Rubber Coating

A French chemist describes a method to mothproof fur skins. The process uses a water bath frozen into ice, then removing the ice and applying successive rubber coatings until the fur is protected yet flexible. The finished skin is sold as leather.

A Philadelphian Clergymen Son’s Timely Habit Tale

A Philadelphia clergyman laments his son’s chronic lateness at breakfast yet delights in the youth’s quick tongue. The son, twenty minutes late, responds that honesty would prefer twenty minutes more, though he concedes the timing is about right.

Philadelphia

Ancient Dye Too Costly Reveals Tyrian Purple Worth

Ancient dye Tyrian purple was extremely expensive. Under Diocletian one pound of purple wool cost $240, dye worth about $5,000 per pound. In 1900 Professor Friedlander collected 12,000 sea snails and found the coloring matter identical to a known dye, but inferior to current synthetic alternatives.

Diocletian Friedlander

Sherlock Holmes In Love Scene Sparks Ditracted Dialogue

A fragment from a Sherlock Holmes piece shows a flirtatious exchange about smoking. The speaker declares a kiss and a cigarette odor, prompting a witty challenge about a smoker. The dialogue hints at character tension and period manners in a playful tone.

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