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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1912

Page

4

Perilous Pisa Visit Ends With Leaning Tower Worry

The Scrap Book notes Mr and Mrs Aschenbrenner touring Europe. At Pisa they reach the leaning tower and Mrs Aschenbrenner climbs the spiral stairs. She leans out waving a scarf while he fears she may topple the structure. He cries for her to return for safety.

Mr. Aschenbrenner Gretchen Harper’s Magazine

Transfer trains and a ghostly anecdote on Broadway

A playful verse urges taking a transfer from gloom to sunshine and hints at a cheerful journey. It includes a humorous tale of Sam T Lewis, famed Broadway songwriter, lashed with Brooklyn misdirection and a cab driver. It ends with a quip about Bret Harte and a political deferral.

Still Unsurrendered Prussian Rule Joke Highlights Fame and Fear

A fragment from A. Brayley Hodgetts' The House of Hohenzolern frames Prussian discipline as thorough but unpopular among conquered peoples. A Hanoverian farmer joke depicts the gendarme demanding obedience while noting locals’ stubborn pride and enduring Hanoverian traits.

Brayley Hodgetts House of

Curious English Place Names Phrase in Cornwall

The London Chronicle notes eccentric English toponymy in Cornwall with villages like Drunkards All and London Apprentice. It highlights Grumbia Bounds, St. Eval mispronounced as San deval, and a bishop’s quip about canonized saints unknown to the calendar.

England Canada Cornwall London Apprentice Grumbia St. Eval Sandeval Philpotts St Eval St. Tudy St. Cuby St. Uny London Chronicle

A Sword of Honor and the Fall of Ney

A dramatic tale recounts Napoleon awarding three swords of honor in 1793. Ney received one in 1802 and later faced arrest and execution on December 7, 1815, just months after Murat met a similar fate. The story links the fate of these swords to Ney, Murat, and Napoleon, detailing betrayals, loyalties, and the ultimate deaths hounded by imperial politics.

Marshal Ney Napoleon Cairo Europe Ney Murat Auvergne Elbe Paris France

Credit Normalizes Debt Says Shrewd Banker

A prominent banker explains why he borrows large sums despite ample cash, to keep credit lines alive. He notes banks prefer lending when asked and that established credit is a key asset, while he normally pays cash. He recalls a later loan requiring bonded collateral, highlighting contrasts in lending flexibility.

Matson Hale National Monthly

Red Tape in Prague and a Rabbit Dossier

A Prague bridge saga follows a circle of jurisdiction as rabbits threaten Liebner Brücke. The Burgomaster forms a committee, then debates which authority should act before rabbits depart. A separate scene shows teachers toasting and a humorous exchange about hindering Jay Gould via a New York Central directorship joke.

Prague Stadtratpraesidium Water Authority Water Board Munchner Nachrichten

Plucky Pitching Wins Minor League Pennant

In a dramatic 1 to 0 finish on Sept 9 1908 New Orleans and Nashville fought a tense Southern League final. Vedder Sitton stood up after Litton’s heroic plate collision and two injuries to pitch the last innings, securing New Orleans the pennant by one run as Litton barely recovered.

Vedder Sitton New Orleans Nashville Frank Theodore Breitenstein St. Louis Cincipnnati Ce Bos Jernhird Nafville Ames Litton Bernhard Sitton

Changing Colors of Mammoth Terraces at Yellowstone

Visitors to Yellowstone Park note rapid changes in the Minerva terrace at Mammoth Hot Springs as water flow alters. Basins rise with chalky deposits and vivid colors fade to white when flow stops, then return when water resumes. Changes tied to conditions in heated rocks beneath the terraces.

Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone National Park Minerva Harper’s Weekly

Tailor Punished For Denying Credit In Berlin Case

A Chicago lawyer recounted a German legal case where a tailor refused a student who owed money the use of a suit for an examination. The student missed the exam, later found to have spent his father’s money on a dinner. The tailor was fined 600 marks for causing the failure and for disrespect to the university and government. The judge praised the punishment as defending patriotism.

Germany Chicago University of Berlin Sulu University Chicago News

Columbus and the Magnetic Needle Declination

A 1451 Nuremberg sundial found at Innsbruck shows the needle's declination at its creation and marks later directional changes. The question of who first noted the needle’s deviation remains unsettled as sources debate Columbus’s role.

Christopher Columbus Innsbruck Nuremberg

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