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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1892
Page
1
Fall and Winter stock of clothing hats and furnishings fills the store at low prices. Lines of suits to order priced at 20 and 25 dollars, boasting large assortments and the celebrated Order Annex at 6 and 8 S Charles St. The ad highlights substantial savings and wide selection for the season.
Milly Gray and John Turner, lovers separated by years and a broken tenpence, endure trials of pride and fate. A French woman helps tend a wrecked ship’s survivors, revealing John alive and the token’s magic. Milly restores the relic and becomes wife as bells ring.
An excerpt from a New York Tribune poem begins with When you are old and gray and full of sleep and ends with a line about Love and Ithf or Ife pacing among stars. The verses praise enduring love and memory.
Kaspar Hauser appeared in Nuremberg on May 26 1828 unable to speak or walk. He was cared for by locals who believed a cruel plot framed his life. After years of guardianship and attempts on his life he was murdered in a park amid theories linking Baden’s royal line to a morganatic marriage. Lord Stanhope briefly protected him before disputes rose and Kaspar Hauser died. investigators tied the case to Baden intrigue and a conspiracy involving Margrave Ludwig, Major Hennenhofer, and a paid agent of Stanhope.
John drives Mr and Mrs to the station when the horse slows and a passenger jokes in Irish slang. John pretends to listen and keep the ride orderly, his quick wit saving him from reprimand. The piece from Harper’s Young People captures a humorous village scene with a talking horse, a witty driver, and local color.
A humorous Chicago Tribune quips Willie studies his Sunday school lesson willingly. The remark imagines Goliath as a football center, highlighting the contrast between biblical tale and modern sport.
A short exchange extols a young cyclist or athlete, praising the boy as remarkably smart and capable. The dialogue features a proud parent remarking on the child’s abilities and a candid friend agreeing that the achievement is indeed notable and good news.
A New York Tribune quip notes a Java island prophet earning F100 yearly for fifteen years by not predicting a tidal wave. The writer jokes that with such credibility he could easily secure $1,000 annually if he chose to.
Comment for the week starting Nee 18 by Rev S H Doyle reflects on times and seasons and asks what the past year taught us. It cites 1 Samuel 7 12 and 1 Peter 3 10 11 to urge trust in the Lord, praise, and obedience. It stresses avoiding evil speech and seeking peace for a long prosperous life and closer approach to God.
The piece traces early examples from Genesis and Numbers of laying on of hands as blessing and ordination, noting it signified spiritual sympathy and grace transfer rather than magic, and that ordinations involved laypeople and non apostles like Paul and Barnabas.
The national conference of Young Men's Christian associations in France met in eastern France with Mr. George Williams and other prominent English workers present. Reports showed growth in associations and members. Paris plans a new building costing about 200000 dollars. Meetings were crowded and showed strong interest in the work.
The committee for the next international Christian Endeavor convention in Montreal next summer works to make it the best yet. George C. Stebbins is summoned to assist Moody and Major Whittle in Ireland. Moody praises Ireland as ideal for evangelistic work. A Manchester England convention notes three friends offering foreign mission service. Nottingham Institute committee reports three of four young men accepted were Christian Endeavorers. A quoted dialogue from the Detroit Tribune includes marriage reflections.
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