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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1911
Page
6
Coy Bens of Yesteryear Crystal Incident in Stirring Career
Maj. Gen. Grenville M. Dodge, famed Union Pacific engineer, rises from a youthful tester of men to a key railroad builder. The narrative recalls his early survey work with Peter A. Dey in Iowa and Illinois, his handling of unruly laborers, and his rise to chief engineer of the Union Pacific after Civil War service.
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E. J. Edwards
Grenville M. Dodge
Daniel E. Dickles
Union Pacific
Plains
General Dodge
George PF. Parker
Geover Cleveland
HyIng
Geeeral Dodge
Peter A. Dey
Iowa
Union Pacific Railroad
Mr. Dey
Towa
General Toéze
Pvinois Central
Middia Hlinois
Tio
Pucreo
Peter A. Ger
Ilinolas
Dey
Norwich University
Mr. Dodge
West
Rock Island
Peter Dey
General Hedge
FE. J. Edwards
City job hunt ends in romance and Lorenzo’s deal
Lucien Rand, a hungry young man in a strange city, answers a housemaid ad and works his way up from cleaning rooms to handling the Wyndham law office mail. He wins Betty’s affection and earns Judge Trent’s blessing, ending with a partnership offer back in Lafferton and the city’s open skies.
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Lucien
Tilbet
Edgar Wyndham
Navarre
Hir Edger Wyndham
Whoad
Trent
Wyndhams
Mr. Wyndham
Law Orm
Wyndham
Lucien Rand
Betty
Lucieno
Navarra
Offce
Amcertain
Nuagarre
The Big Chief and the Little Mis Chief
A memo shows President‑issued limits on information, and Dr. Wiley replying to a congressman that only the secretary may answer. A bureau of chemistry staff nickname him Big Chief, while a petite employee compliments him as Little Mis Chief, eliciting a sharp retort.
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Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau
Mecca the World’s Most Popular City and Pilgrimage Hub
Mecca draws vast crowds yearly, ranking with London and New York as a cosmopolitan center. The city binds Muslims under the Turkish caliphate, forcing a unity among pilgrims through arduous journeys, with Mecca described as the religious capital and universal pilgrimage hub for one seventh of humanity.
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Mecca
London
New York
Thames
Arabia
Turkey
Mohamed
Samuel M. Zwenter
tHlarper
American husbands bid for fame in dessert and pie favorite
A census by The Woman's Home Companion shows strawberry shortcake and chicken pie as top dishes for American husbands. Apple pie and beefsteak and onions lag behind while drink preferences are explored in Rome and other places.
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Rome
Giles-Take Two Letters From Money and One Left
Miles jokes about a man who took money from two letters and got twelve months in jail. A bystander quotes a sharp exchange highlighting a petty crime and its consequence.
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Giles
Miles
Ife
Will-breaking case leaves heir with three thousand five hundred
Detroit Free Press quotes a courtroom exchange where a respondent admits breaking a will left by uncle. He confirms the effort yielded $3,500 after paying lawyers, amid discussion of the inheritance.
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Detroit Free Press
Carte and Tierce dialogue at club
A witty exchange unfolds as He questions women’s club activities and She retorts by exposing men’s faults. He replies with a tongue in cheek aim to forget women’s faults as a playful, indirect dig. Deston Sroncevipt is referenced in the dialogue.
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Carte and
Tierce
Deston Sroncevipt
Objection Declares Reluctance About Sea of Vates
A garbled, fragmentary exchange shows a quiet young man objecting to a phrase about women. Mrs. Baring asks why, and the man cites unnamed “smartest” people in his life, though the text is largely indecipherable and ambiguous.
Winter care of chickens by a poultry writer
A writer in the Orange Judd Farmer describes a winter care plan for chickens, detailing housing prep, culling, and dividing birds into breeding and utility stock. It lists daily rations for pullets and cocks, including grains, green cuts, raw vegetables, and adjustments for cold weather, plus vermin control measures and dusting to reduce parasites.
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Orange Judd
Merits of Coch in Variety Birds for Winter Laying and Color
Cochins show good winter laying due to dense feathering and hardy nature. Adults weigh twelve to fifteen pounds for cocks and eight to eleven for hens. they are not strong flyers and require level grass. Partridge Cochins boast vivid color mixes of black, red, bay, and orange with bright underparts. hens share rich brown plumage shaded with darker bands.
Peculiar Muscovy Ducks Described in Detail
The article outlines two Muscovy varieties colored and white. It notes glossy plumage, scarlet facial skin, a crescent feather cap, and a large drake weighing 10 to 12 pounds. They don’t quack, fly well, roost high, and are noted as good layers with loft nest sites. It also comments on introducing new breeds and the influence of cooking on juiciness.
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Saya
Eirde
Advantages of Dry Feeding for Poultry
A dated discussion favoring dry mash and whole grain diets for fowl health and egg production. It argues dry feeding saves labor, may boost water intake and egg output, and notes initial reluctance as birds adjust.
Grate for shipping chicks crates illustrated for shipping day old chicks
The Orange Judd Farmer describes a convenient wooden crate design for shipping day old chicks. Each four inch deep by eighteen inch square tray holds four compartments with burlap top and bran or alfalfa underneath. Three inch space between trays and wool spacers keep units separate. up to 29 chicks per compartment, about 240 per crate.
Otto Shops Denton Md Best for Value in Work
Uncle Sam can take an ounce and a quarter of pold stamp an eagle on it and make it worth twenty dollars. A mechanic can turn five dollars of material into watch springs worth a thousand. Some claim equal skill for less money. People seeking best value choose Otto Shops in Denton Maryland.
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Doane
Herbert J. Cox
Washington St
Easton
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Alyhame
Rockefeller
Sam
Otto Shops
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