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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1915
Page
4
A devotional lesson on Israel's captivity in 1 Kings 10 and its threefold cause sin open and secret, idolatry and moral decline, and voluntary evil. It contrasts Israel's judgment with God's mercy shown in the Christmas story Luke 2, urging obedience and wholehearted devotion as the path to peace and divine grace.
Jesse M. Huffington of Wicomico County urges education and organization for country life. He champions agricultural training from elementary grades, consolidated rural schools, and agricultural courses in high schools and normal schools, plus local clubs, grange work, and Maryland Week exhibitions to unite city and country people.
A reader’s column advises poultry keepers to monitor roosting spots during cold months to prevent chills. It notes hens’ nesting habits, roosting competition, and the risk of frozen combs for birds that roost off perches. The piece also mentions a short course in poultry keeping at the Agricultural College and hints at stock and farming schemes discussed in local letters.
A New York World report explains cohesion causes glass and metal sheets to adhere when stacked without interleaving paper. It describes surfaces bonding so tightly that separation is difficult, resembling welding in steel and lead under strong pressure, invisible under the microscope.
The Tennyson family notable for longevity lists Matilda dying in her ninety ninth year and other members ages: Charles seventy one at death Mary seventy four Milla seventy eight Alfred eighty three Frederick ninety one Arthur eighty Horatio eighty Ceella ninety two.
A historical slice discusses Japan's social bond between lord and vassal with employers and workers today. It notes loyalty to an employer's person reducing strikes, contrasts with feudal conceptions, and cites observations from Hallam and the London Mirror on medieval incomes and knightly estates.
A Yonkers Statesman reader recalls trying various boating methods including spurt, sailing half the time becalmed, and a motor boat that frequently failed. He notes his wife preferred rowing, though she tired of it, after trying several options.
A description notes that if all documents stored in the patent office alive at Washington were laid end to end they would form a strip long enough to circle the earth three times, highlighting the vast volume of records maintained.
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