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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
6
A sermon excerpt argues against formalism in Sabbath observance. It cites John Charles Ryle on avoiding legalism and asserts true Sabbath keeping means doing God’s work, guided by Scripture and the Spirit, including mercy and rest. It warns against hypocrisy and urges holy anger against sin.
A comforting biblical note presents Christ as a shepherd seeking his stray sheep. It emphasizes guidance, care, and restoration, aligning with traditional Christian themes of grace and return. The tone invites reflection and reassurance through familiar verses.
A reflection on divine grace defines it as God’s love extended to the unlovely, underscoring grace as unconditional, transformative care beyond human merit. The text centers on mercy, compassion, and inclusivity within spiritual belief.
A compact quotation attributes victory over failure to conquering doubt and fear. James Allen states that mastering inner doubt and fear leads to overcoming failure in life.
A cryptic puzzle appears solved with the phrase JALATT ISSE and the trailing odd letters lalla betel au RE. The garbled text suggests a crossword style key, likely from a newspaper puzzle page, with clues listed for vertical and across entries and a final solution line.
Public sale to settle obligations with bidding starting at 10 A M on the Henry Fuchs Farm near Hynson. Items include a black stallion, two mares, 25 cattle with breeds listed, 12 milk cans and related dairy gear, farm equipment such as manure spreaders, tractors, plows, wagons, seeders, mowers, drills, drag harrows, hay, ensilage, and tools. Cash on day of sale. no removal until terms met. Lena M. Fuchs owner with agents and clerks named.
Baltimore reports that Herbert O Conor appears poised to win the Democratic nomination with 75 convention votes. Clarence Miles notes 42 Baltimore City votes plus eastern shore backing for a broad statewide push, citing O Conor’s 17 years in public service and a string of strong election wins and leadership roles.
Noted England bridges include King John's Bridge at Tewkesbury with several original arches Monmouth's Monnow Bridge with a fortified gateway on the bridge deck a fourteenth century treasure spanning the Dee at Chester and other early examples near Kidwelly Hereford and Llangollen.
George Hepplewhite, famed for mahogany shield back chairs, was born in Cripplegate, though his birth date remains undiscovered. He became an immortal figure in chair design and is among the most copied designers in furniture history.
Public auction of a 5 room semi bungalow property in Denton Caroline County described as part of a mortgage assignment chain from Annie K Towers to James H Nichols then to W Brewster Deen. Sale held 2 to 4 PM at the Denton Court House Door. land lot fronts Randolph Street with two alleys and measures 300 by 100 feet. Includes town water and electric service.
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