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29 Dec 1928
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Denton Journal in Denton, Maryland
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1928
Page
1
Peoples Bank stockholders meeting in Denton MD
The Peoples Bank of Denton invites stockholders to its banking house on January 8, 1929 between 1 and 3 p m for the annual meeting to elect directors for the ensuing year. Frank Wright cashier signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Peoples Bank
Denton
A. Frank Wright
Valuable Farm For Sale In Maryland 24 Acres Near Ridgely
Twenty four acres of excellent clean land located fourteen miles north of Ridgely and four miles from Stone Road opposite Dr Hackett farm. Includes a six room dwelling newly papered and painted inside and out plus outbuildings. Immediate possession and bargain price. Interested parties contact J Deweese Carter Denton Md November 24 1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Stone Road
The Poor Thing Tea Party Lurches Into Social Farce
Emily and Pauline Bartlett plan a refined tea for neighbors including Mrs Spickle who rarely leaves home. The frosty afternoon reveals Spickle’s odd vanity and sharp thrift as she dominates the scene, then departs with a show of satisfaction. The sisters retire in quiet bother, whispering the phrase The poor thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Emly
Pauline
Eunice
Bartletts
Finsing
Mrs. Spickle
Em Wy
Kle Suciauly
Mrs. Agnew
Mrs Spickle
Jemima
Bible Humor and Sacred Wit in Century Magazine
An essay notes humor in biblical figures like Jacob, Joseph, Peter, and David, arguing that humor arises from human traits and folly. It highlights Ruth and Naomi as a favorite Old Testament tale, reflecting shared motives and foibles that blend humor with sacred narrative, as discussed by Japhin Erskine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Joseph
David
Absalom
Solomon
St. Peter
Nuon
Ruth
Naomi
Japhin Erskine
Century Magazine
Reptiles Found In Mattress In Texas Home
Frank Meux of Little Cypress six miles north of Orange Texas found a water moccasin and a Texas rat tle r with nine buttons in a mattress used by a sick family member. He believes cold weather drove the reptiles into the home and doubts they were under the mattress long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meux
Little Cypress
Orange
Texas
Meusx
Indianapolis News
Mystery Blazed as Rockland Ground Steams
Workmen digging in front of W. J H. Thorndike's Rockland home found ground steaming. One man pulled from a rock so hot he could barely hold it. A shorted electric wire to an underground pipe caused the mystery and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J H. Thorndike
Rockland
Malner
Misspelled verbs in fifth graders test prompt
A teacher asks a fifth grade class to form sentences using see saw seen. A student writes I seen seesaw I as an example. The brief note from Youth's Companion highlights humorous misusage of verb forms in early learning.
Ain't it Funny Jud Junkins Comments on Money Talk
Jud Junkins comments on how some men discuss high finance over a tiny guitar matter while big players view a million dollars as merely the price of a white chip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Junkins
The Pity of It quoted remark on wars and progress
A fragment quotes Benjamin Franklin lamenting the vast additions to comforts and conveniences that mankind could have attained if money spent on wars were invested in works of unity and peace. The misspelled excerpt echoes a historical ideal of redirecting conflict funds toward public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
unifty_—Benjamio Frankila
Suzanne's Test for Mortimer
Suzanne tests Mortimer in a curious scene where a playful wager becomes a moment of insight. Unclear details but the exchange hints at a mentor and student dynamic within a domestic or small social circle.
Suzanne and Mortimer Waite Seek Love Across Struggle
In a rain soaked road trip tale, Mortimer Waite wooing actress Suzanne confronts family pride and poverty as they visit Suzanne’s Pennsylvania coal region kin. A tense test of love unfolds amid a grim town and humble home while Waite proves devotion beyond wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne
Mortimer Walte
Andrew
Wale
the Waldorf
Waite
Waiten
Mort
Mortimer Wuale
Plaza
Mortimer Walter
Philadelphia
East
Lttle
Alleghenies
Coal District
Mortimer Wathe
Palace
Walte
Wake
Susie
Georgie
Alan
Calvin
Lucknow
Mr. Walte
Allie
Sue
Business College
Europe
Paw
Mortimer Waite
Ancient riches outshone by pharaohs and kings of old
The piece reviews legendary wealth of ancient rulers. It cites Ramesses III at about 10 billion dollars in today’s value with labor and luxury details, Croesus’s gifts to an oracle, Solomon’s income, and Pythius’s offering to Xerxes, all framed to suggest mythic wealth beyond modern billionaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarchs of
Henry Ford
Rameses III
Rameses
Ramese i
Egypt
Massachusetts
Tut- Ankh-Amen
Croesus
Uck
Solomon
Pythius
Xerxes
Fish Circulation Uses Gills Instead of Lungs
The blood circulation in fish mirrors higher animals but with gills replacing lungs. Water flowing over the gills allows blood to absorb oxygen. Some fish also have rudimentary lungs as a supplementary circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Traffic Through Suez Canal Specifications
The Suez canal spans 100 miles with a width of 147 feet and depth of 50 feet. It is sea level and ships transit under their own power, averaging 16 hours 11 minutes. Maximum permitted speed is 618 nautical miles per hour, and vessels carry four lights plus a strong searchlight with a 4,000 foot beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
Suez Canal
Fish Coloration and Protective Camouflage in Hatcheries
Protective coloration in fish is well developed. Deep water fish with sandy or rocky bottoms are silvery, while fish from mud bottoms or dark waters are dark. Young fry in hatcheries rapidly adopt surrounding colors. those in white troughs become nearly transparent.
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