Leather Suit Cases and Black Overplt Bags Prices
Leather suit cases selling at 10 and 12.50 dollars and 18 dollars for larger sizes. Black overpath bags offered at 6.50 and 10.50 dollars.
15 Dec 1923
Page 1
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
1
Leather suit cases selling at 10 and 12.50 dollars and 18 dollars for larger sizes. Black overpath bags offered at 6.50 and 10.50 dollars.
Dr Jeremia Judson clings to old plans as his two sons pursue starkly different paths. Jerry to trains and railroading lessons, George to law. After a decade, Jerry returns wealthy and builds a home for family. The father, moved, relents and funds a new L. T. post for George.
Willam T. Ellis in the Review of Reviews describes Angora, the old Turkish capital, as a city of layered civilizations where remnants of Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Islamic art mingle. He criticizes sanitation, lack of modern infrastructure, and pervasive poverty, noting four years of occupation with no sewer layout or street paving, contrasting trenches in France with Angora’s streets.
Silas Hicks plans to kill the gobbler for revenge on his dead brother John, who once spurned him. A Christmas letter reveals John’s forty thousand dollar inheritance, changing Silas’s resolve. The gobbler’s end is postponed as gratitude and memory soften his heart.
Mr Wiggles, noted for a polite but sharp tongue, hosted an unwelcome guest who habitually intrudes on his privacy. The intruder hesitated at the door because a dog occupied the mat. Wiggles invited entry, while the visitor asked if the dog would bite, noting he had just bought the dog yesterday.
Cactus Joe explains a rough party from Snake Ridge often sneaks in and wins at poker in Crimson Gulch. A police regulation was devised to break up the game without hurting anyone's feelings as noted by the Washington Star.
A short dialogue about childrearing contrasts love with firm correction. A parent asks a young girl how she is well brought up, and she replies that love and spanks shape her behavior, illustrating a blend of affection and discipline.
A humorous take on marriage roles contrasts clingy and domineering advice with the insight that a wise woman must balance many duties. The text notes that even then it can be a gamble whether the effort is worthwhile.
A playful remark suggests Santa Clauss was a newsboy, implying a humble, gives-back persona and a connection to journalism roots.
A reader notes humorous spoonerisms and malapropisms in recent talk and quotes a playful misrendering of Shakespeare. The column reflects on verbal slips and the charm of quirky phrasing among club members. the tone is light and observational.
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