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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1902

Page

4

Denton Journal Adward Melvin Bln We

Advertising masthead listing Adward Melvin Bln We and John Johnson as publishers for the Denton Journal with non-specific branding details.

Adward Melvin Bln WE. Jquinson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers

Eating for Pleasure and Pernicious Palates

A historical essay argues against palatable eating, warning that focusing on taste harms nutrition. It condemns undercooked oatmeal, fried meat, pastry, and beverages like tea and coffee as unnecessary or harmful for the body, urging nourishment over flavor in daily meals.

Money Lenders In Europe And A Pr imrose Plant

Money lenders in Europe trace the origin of the monti di pieta to Italian roots in the sixteenth century with charitable aims to counter usury. Monks first lent on goods with papal permission in 1515 but such institutions later became major banks prone to turmoil. A horticulturist notes Primula obconica as a year round flowering plant, grown indoors and outdoors with color variation and caution due to skin irritation from its flowers and leaves.

Europe Italy Monti di Pieta London Telegraph Milwaukee Sentinel

Travel Tip Keeps Collars Clean While Abroad

Travelers face difficulty keeping collars and cuffs clean when away from home and limited laundry facilities. The plan suggests using a damp corner of a towel to rub the dirty areas quickly, then drying with a dry towel to refresh appearance without losing stiffness.

Mountain cattle and horse herds rely on native grass for water

In Hawaii hundreds of horses and thousands of cattle roam freely in the mountains where no streams exist. For most of the year they live on recumbent jointed grass called maninia which serves as both food and drink, sustaining them until slaughter.

Hawaiian Islands

Mud in the Mississippi River sediment estimate

The Mississippi River discharges about 19.5 trillion cubic feet of water into the Gulf of Mexico each year. Of this, roughly 1/1290th is sediment, enough to bury a square mile to a depth of 210 feet.

Mississippi Mississippi River Gulf of Mexico

Learn to Breathe Through Muscular Training

In a New York Tribune feature, a gym scene shows a man teaching breathing through thorax and abdominal exercises. He asserts proper breathing strengthens chest expansion, corrects stoop, and improves health, urging all ages to practice the movements regularly.

New York Tribune

Sickness Driven Savings From Disease of the Digestive System

A Lorain, Ohio man recounts severe stomach troubles and reliance on Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. He credits the remedy with curing stomach related diseases and restoring health, noting no further days lost to illness this summer.

Pierce Dantes Wit. Connolly Walnut Street Lorain

A Quirky Riddle From London Tit Bits

A reader puzzle explains two men born at the same instant in Dublin who travel opposite around the world. One loses a day each year, the other gains a day. At age fifty they die with one seeing 100 days more. Also a Dumfries beadle grave chat reveals a local quip about deaths, with the reply that people generally die only once.

Dublin London Dumfries John

Preparing For A Journey In Uncle Jerome Style

Jerome K Jerome recalls a methodical uncle who made a comprehensive packing list. Start with everything you might need, then trim to essentials. Imagine the routine from bed to head, listing each item and finally removing nonessentials before losing the list.

Jerome K. Jerome

The Dying at the Top Describes Brain Decay

Worry and disappointment are leading causes of softening of the brain yet the disease often arises independently from mental strain. It affects both classes, though more common among lower ones, with progressive inflammation of brain tissues that is slow, unrelenting, and eventually fatal after years.

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