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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1899
Page
2
The Denton Journal notes the blizzard of 1899 as unmatched in extent and duration across the eastern United States. It warns of suffering at sea from lost ships and crews, while inland areas endure privation like missed mails and halted travel. The piece promises the storm will be retold to future generations.
The article praises Filipino artistry in wood, metal, and pottery with finely woven fiber dresses and striking embellishments. It notes jewelry with large pearls, attractive women, and stylish attire without shoes or gloves. Music is melodic, with Filipino players mastering European instruments. Aguinaldo’s 60 piece band is highlighted as among the finest on the island.
In a congressional address Senator Gorman rejects claims he sought personal advancement via the treaty fight. He recalls 18 years on the floor, says he has never affronted a colleague, and asserts his sole aspiration was service to the people who gave him three terms. He insists he did not bend to party power for personal gain.
The new national bankrupt act repeals Maryland insolvent law so insolvent debtors must seek relief only through United States Courts. The change is troublesome, inconvenient, and costly and will likely reduce the number of such applications.
Editorial notes argue that expansion and imperialism will dominate the next presidential race. The Democratic Advocate asserts Maryland Senator Gorman would be the strongest nominee, capable of winning pivotal states like New York Connecticut and New Jersey and appealing in the South. It contends Bryan cannot carry the East and emphasizes Gorman's Senate leadership.
Prof. W. L. Amoss says a new era dawns for Maryland farmers as they must use scientific principles and experiment station knowledge to compete. The region reports prompt food and fuel relief, easing suffering. agitation in Baltimore politics centers on mayoral race with Hooper vs Malster Verevus.
A renowned New York physician predicts that within ten years cancer will kill more people than consumption typhoid fever and smallpox combined. He bases this on the belief that no effective cure or prevention will be found, though many now think cancer is a germ disease and a remedy may soon be discovered.
Describes American actions under General Otis killing Filipinos near Manila at a heavy rate. The author warns that continued slaughter could leave few Filipinos alive, implying a grim subjugation outcome.
In ratifying the Pans treaty the United States acquired colonial possessions about 170000 square miles split by rivers into many islands. The territories are home to about ten million semi savage Asiatics, many lacking sense and decency.
Capitalists seek suitable Maryland locations for silk mills and have visited several towns. Denton is urged to offer incentives and secure one mill. An annual report on state lunacy commission notes disgraceful conditions at many almshouses in Maryland. The American Horse Owner predicts higher stock prices soon.
The article presents Rev John Henry Blunt on Lent tracing its observance from early Christians to the seventh century. It notes Iraneus epistles to Victor of Rome discussing varying fast days and methods. St Gregory the Great is credited with shaping the current practice by restricting the number of fasting days to thirty six within forty two.
The article traces Lent origins before Easter tied to sorrow for Christ’s death and the Bridegroom’s removal, noting influence from Moses and Elijah. It cites St Chrysostom on strict fasting, describes common practices, and discusses balancing modern work with fasting duties, offering four general rules for abstinence and a call to redirect luxuries and time to the poor or missions.
The greatest danger from La Grippe is pneumonia but with reasonable care and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the risk is avoided. Many users report no pneumonia after La Grippe and the remedy cures grippe quickly. Pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Hugh Duffey Hillsboro R J Colston Ridgely W E Brown Denton.
Baltimore based Future Voters Association outlines voter education aims urging youths to study government economics and international relations, understand money origins, and form informed political views. It notes debate on tariffs and currency systems, and promises study of political economy and ethics of government without being a mere debating society.
The South Carolina station notes rising wheat plantings and good yields driven by cotton price declines and a shift to farming. It offers farm like soil prep tips, soil types best suited to wheat, sowing times tied to cool weather, frost risks, seed depth and rate, and the value of the wheat drill to improve germination.
A historical note explains how drifted snow on roads can be kept open by removing obstructions to wind and allowing drifts to settle each night. It describes using oxen with sleds or sleighs to create a bread path, followed by horse-drawn vehicles once tracks are stable, and notes sheep driving as a packing method. Also mentions thaw risks and switching to a dew track in loose snow. Reports remedies for la grippe and local ads for a shotgun and medicine suppliers.
A crowd of tow headed children race beside a locomotive as it pulls away from Englewood. The brief sprint sees kids leaping toward the ponte and competing with the speeding train in a lively, comic moment.
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