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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
4
The study covers Mark 9 30 11 and 10 12 16 highlighting Jesus lessons on humility. Disciples contend for greatness while Jesus welcomes children and urges a teachable spirit. Those who deny service in his name are warned and blessed among the humble.
Wright ends his political fight as doctor Hayes concedes Belmont ward turmoil and a river ward frame up. The two men discuss a purge of the press and a pending vacation while Mrs. Hayes probes political intrigue and the Belmont News remains not for sale.
Liverpool fruit brokers report Sidon oval blood oranges from Palestine as the world's most prized. The firm is importing nearly a million tons of oranges from that country.
Emery supply restricted as sources report the world relies on Greek stands and Asia Minor near Syria. U.S. corporations import about $250,000 annually in emery.
Jerome declares that a man who is too proud to beg and too honest to steal has no business entering politics, a stance reported by the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The article traces umbrellas from ancient iconography and Persepolis carvings to modern use in Europe and Asia. It notes arrivals in Baltimore from India in 1172, cites Jonas Flanway as an early London bearer, and recalls anecdotes of a London footman who bought a Spanish umbrella and faced mockery.
A private meeting at the Institute for Original Research explores using photographic impressions of a dead beloved to alter a son’s affections. Dr Carreltan discusses two methods to replace the memory with living likenesses, while Mr Bigginsbotham presses for a fortune transfer through such experiments.
A doctor and inventor pursue a method to replace a dead beloved’s features in a living portrait. Albert Higginbotham advances with Edith, revealed as Miss Anna Searsdale, and marries her after a tense sequence. The tale ends by praising parental faith in science guiding marriages.
In a Chicago News excerpt a husband fears his cross eyed gaze as he tries to balance income with expenses. His wife responds with a humorous idea. The exchange captures marital financial concerns and sparing wordplay between partners.
A fragmented line discusses soap preservation in a dialogue about care. The garbled text hints at a debate on standards and taste without clear resolution or context. No additional facts present.
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