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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1920
Page
3
United States Department of Agriculture reports the butter industry is enormous with more than a ton produced every minute around the clock last year, underscoring scale and economic impact in the dairy sector.
The text notes factory butter output grows by about 200 million pounds every ten years since 1880, while farm butter reaches its peak around 1800. It predicts factory butter will dominate the US butter supply, with renovated butter production declining due to scarce low quality input.
The time is past when a cow is valued only by pedigree or appearance. The official production test determines value, though type and individuality matter. without proving production she won’t be sought in ads or sales.
A humorous note suggests cows suffer in a stuffy, unventilated stable overnight. Fresh air costs nothing but requires letting it into the barn, implying a big sale if cows could voice their discomfort.
A commercial traveler stranded two days on a platform due to a railway strike grows irritated and quips to a friend that she is late, asking in caricatured fashion if a person named Eler bert is late, reflecting a satirical mood of the period.
A fragment reflecting on political dynamics. The speaker claims meal political fires cannot be manufactured by party tenders and ren oof cannot be synded, asserting the real issue lies within the depths of public opinion and its emergence from that depth.
A compact sermonic narrative recounts Lot, his choice of the plain near Sodom, and his gradual compromise. It traces the family fallout, wife’s fate, and daughters’ actions, framing Lot as a cautionary figure about wealth, obedience, and moral peril. The text cites Genesis and reflects on divine warnings and human temptation.
The passage argues joy blocks temptation, likening evil to microbes vanishing in sunlight. It describes joy as a sunlit antiseptic environment that repels adversary’s temptations, urging happiness, sparkle, light, and song from the Spirit to guard the spirit and rejoice in the Lord always.
Fern leaves, common across regions, are described as excellent preservatives for packing food, fruit, and even meat. Potatoes packed in fern leaves remain as fresh in spring as when dug in winter.
Boston Poet notes a playful timeline placing Washington’s birth at the century’s final moment and his death on December 31, 1799. The remark links two epochal dates to highlight history’s cyclical framing.
A. Verley, the chemist of Iste Saint Deaix, France, patents a method to extract perfume from flowers using powdered wood charcoal as an absorbent and washing the charcoal in alcohol.
A brief note on tact describes it as saying things people like to hear and listening to what they say, highlighting the value of considerate communication and attentive listening in daily interactions.
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