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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1937
Page
6
Lesson on Mark 5 1 37 contrasts the demon possessed man with the townspeople demon power and Christ victory. It stresses choosing attitude toward good and evil the danger of material focus over spiritual deliverance and the call to revival and mission.
The difference in how two men use their heads decides how they conduct business. Misdirected, systemless work undermines management, while careful planning and simple, effective systems empower even moderate ability to achieve vast results.
A short line quotes Robertson stating that grieving over sin differs from repentance itself, highlighting a nuance in moral reflection.
A compact cross word list with clues for many entries including pronouns vehicles worries titles and legal terms. Includes sections labeled with numbers and partial clues such as 6 Slow train 11 Small pas 12 Sarcastic 14 Law voice 15 Bare 17 Pronoun 18 Vehicle 19 Worries 20 Title and more.
A Montreal Herald correspondent explains crocodiles lay up to sixty eggs in sand hollows near rivers. The mother sun-hatches the eggs while guarding them from monkeys. Nest-building varies by region, and newborns emerge after weeks, soon snapping and feeding themselves.
A list of Henry Ward Beecher sayings drawn from sermons and addresses. The selections include statements on happiness character self respect belief in others selfishness excuses for others and self, elective promises and moral cautions about Sunday. The items reflect 19th century moral and religious thought with aphoristic lines on life work and virtue.
The article notes that all infantry battalions carry two colors the king's color and their regimental color. It adds that the guards' king's color is made of crimson per Pearson's London Weekly.
The text describes badges and colors on military regimental insignia. It notes bursting grenade under a crown for Grenadier Guards and the Garter Star for Coldstream Guards. It explains the king's color as a union jack with crown and regiment name, while line regiments bear honors on the union jack. Regimental colors match facings, bearing badge, motto and battle honors. Some highland regiments have no color.
In New Orleans, Uptown and downtown are not north and south, parish substitutes county, banquette names sidewalks, and a former quadroon ball building sits as a negro convent. The city claims unique origins for jazz, French opera, nail free homes, and trackless streets, with Hotel Dieu noted as a hospital.
An 800 year old Mexican pottery figure titled The Thinking Man is shown in Field Museum of Natural History collections. The aboriginal artwork resembles Rodin's The Thinker in concept while contrasting with Twentieth century sculpture in style.
The passage urges calm amid stress and suggests learning from nature’s silent, serene operations. It argues misfortunes stem from not living quietly and credits tranquil endurance in chaos as priceless.
A reflection divides discontent into two forms one productive that drives change and gains results and one passive that only wastes energy. The text asserts the first yields success while the second leads to loss with no cure.
United States notes, also called greenbacks, were issued under the 1862 and 1863 acts. By an 1878 act, they were required to be reissued when redeemed.
The British government offered 100000 pounds in 1713 for a clock that would lose no more than three seconds per day. Harrison later collected the prize after producing the required timekeeping device.
Howell N. White Jr explains that the early education of a dog mirrors child training. Use calm, consistent language and avoid baby talk, addressing objects with fixed terms like automobile or car and always taking a walk regardless of activity.
A scientific test compares old and new bell tuning. Two bells tuned differently were placed on buoys and dropped into the North Sea. At half a mile, the old tune could not be heard, while the new method remained audible for over a mile.
A Washington Post writer notes pigment in hair fades under sorrow and illness as nerves halt production. The change is gradual with age, but a famous locksmith reportedly turned white in 45 minutes after near drowning while opening a sunken vessel safe.
Huckleberries grow wild with interest scarce for cultivation as a superior variety. Their ten large seeds deter horticulturists, while true blueberries share the habitat. Blueberries possess many tiny seeds and mingle with huckleberries in the wild.
The Chinatown sage Hi Ho declares pride grows when respect for others’ opinions inspires. His remark ties personal dignity to social consideration in a concise reflection.
The term zenana denotes the segregated apartments where Indian women live, aligning with the Mohammedan harem. It describes a private female domain in traditional households and reflects gendered space and cultural norms of the era.
Jud Tunkins warns that constant laughter can erode meaning and lead a man to wear a comic false face, diminishing genuine expression. The quip suggests humor can mask true feeling when excessive.
Public sale in Denton Maryland of a 5 room semi bungalow on Randolph Street. The property, part of a mortgage from Annie R Powers to Jam t Nichols with assignments to Worrewster Deen, will be bid upon between 2 and 4 PM with one half cash and the balance in two installments at 3 and 6 months bearing interest. Title papers and stamps at purchaser's expense. Assignee W Brewster Deen. Auctioneer James Temple.
An emergency timetable remains in effect from February 22 1938 for ferries between Annapolis Matapeake and Claiborne with daily and Sunday departures from Annapolis and Matapeake at 8 00 am 10 00 am 12 00 noon 2 00 pm 4 00 pm 6 00 pm and 8 00 pm and corresponding return times. Service between Annapolis and Claiborne is temporarily discontinued until further notice.
Public notice of tax sale proceedings in Denton Maryland under Chapter 720 Acts of 1914. Delinquent properties include Lot 70 by Sarah G Barnes at 305 North Lincoln Street. sale planned at Court House door Denton between 2 and 4 pm with taxes penalties costs added.
Lot measures 100 by 123 feet assessed to Elizabeth Whisler located at 723 North Side of East Lincoln Street in Denton Maryland.
Lot measuring 50 by 200 feet assessed to The Peoples Bank located at No 810 South Side of East Market Street Denton with taxes and penalties totaling 110 94 dollars.
Lot 3 percent acres assessed to The Estate of W W Thomas situate on the East Side of Eighth Street south of Mar sett Denton Maryland descrip tion notes property in county records with ownership pending probate proceedings
Lot 75 by 100 feet assessed to Mrs Lillie Tucker at 400 South Side Lincoln Street Denton. Mary Janet $96.02 town taxes plus costs and interest due by 1 pm March 16 1988. If unpaid, property will be sold by Walter Sparklin Treasurer of Denton Town Taxes to collect the taxes and costs.
Notice is given that the subscriber has obtained letters of administration from the Orphans Court of Caroline County Maryland on the personal estate of a deceased resident. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers by August 26 1938 or be barred from any benefit. Debtors to the estate must settle promptly.
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