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06 Jan 1923
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Denton Journal in Denton, Maryland
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1923
Page
1
An Architectural Triumph In Lois and Burton's Lake Town Plot
Lois and Burton, bound by a shared design project, collaborate on municipal hall plans while drifting toward romance. Burton fights pressure from his father to work, aided by Lois’s drafting skill and moonlit guitar sessions. A sudden farewell kiss on departure hints at a pending separation and a future confrontation.
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Burton
Lois
Wing Migton
Sle
Wing
Durton
New York
Cheerio
Ralph
Rosary Origins Hint at Earlier Roots in Monastic Tales
Catholic authorities credit St Dominic with the rosary but new light from William of Malmesbury and Asia Magazine suggests an earlier origin linked to Lady Godiva. The tale notes she gifts a gem circlet to Coventry monastery and prays while threading beads, challenging the Saracen learning theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dom Inle
Cornelius u. Patton
Asia Magazine
Europe
Godiva
Godfrey
Asia Minor
Palestine
Detroit
Antiquarian Society of Smithville Anniversary Meeting
A reporter from a city morning paper sought attendee names at the Antiquarian society anniversary gathering. She encountered Miss Dunkum, an elderly spinster, who declared herself a member with pride, reflecting the society’s dignified tone and its splashy event atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiquarian society of
Smithvile
Dunkum
the
Antiquarian society
Language traps in English and Japanese homonyms
The article notes English words like box and case carry multiple meanings. It highlights the Japanese syllable ki having 72 distinct meanings, each with its own character but shared pronunciation.
Earths found on beasts across ancient myths
Indian legends say the world rests on a great elephant whose movement causes earthquakes. The Jaias claim the earth sits on a frog, shaking as it stretches. Other Eastern myths place it on a tortoise. Greek and Roman writers tied quakes to giants and gods, Virgil linking Etna to Enceladus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna
Enceladus
How to Sneeze Correctly at London Health Center
The London health center teaches children and adults proper sneeze technique. It covers covering the mouth, preventing spread, and using tissues or elbows. Public education aims to reduce transmission and promote hygienic habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London health center
Have Old Idea of Beauty Tattooing Eskimo Women
Tattooing the face remains a vogue among Eskimo women near Hudson Bay as the old beauty idea endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson bay
Some Ingratitude Looked For. A Mixture of Kindness
A brief note reflects on ingratitude after acts of kindness. The writer suggests such ingratitude should not sour the generosity shown, noting that some reaction is to be expected.
Definition in "Who's Who" book urges self-view for readers
Boston Evening Transcript notes that the book helps others see the readers as they see themselves, framing identity through public listings. The column reflects on how biographical volumes shape self-perception and social visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boson Evening Transcript
Wall Street Clerk Charley Fosdick Falls For Susan Knox
In 1920s New York Charley Fosdick a frugal Wall Street clerk in Catherwood & Robbins befriends a mysterious young woman Susan Knox later revealed as Susan Catherwood. She engineers Jameson’s downfall over T P Q stock then offers Charley her job and the Smithson estate. After a year he oversees the estate and the firm becomes Catherwood & Fosdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Fosdick
financial district
Charley
Oakdale
Mass
New York
Catherwood & Robbins
Jameson
Robbins
Catherwood
Trinity church
Wall street
Broadway
South Ferry
Ninth avenue
Bowling Green
Whitehall street
fearni
Staten Island
ferry house
Indy
Fosdick
ferry
Ass Susan Knox
Miss Stetson
Stitson
hils
Susan
Miss Knox
Standard Oil
omice
secon
Charles Fosdick
Mr. Catlin
J. Catlin
Susan “Knox
Aliss
Susan Catherwood
Europe
MSliss Stetson
Catherwood & Robbey
Knox
aeldly
Narrows
bears
Siaithson
Smithson
Catherwood & Fosilick
Animals Immune to Poison A Curious Field Report
A London Answers piece notes surprising cases of certain animals resisting poisons. Goats swallow amounts to kill a thousand humans with no effect. Colts appear morphia proof and excited by the drug. Pigeons eat morphia with no harm. Rabbits digest belladonna to poisonous levels in flesh, yet remain healthy. Hedgehogs tolerate a spoonful without harm. Arseule kills all life forms, while nicotine proves deadlier to lower animals than humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Answers
Iceland Snuff as Art Sniffs Uncanny Habit Described
A. E. Coteby recounts Icelanders snuffing as an art not a habit. Snuff boxes are horn boxes with a pierced point to inhale through. He notes natives press the horn tip to their nostrils and sniff, as reported by London Tit-Bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
A. E. Coteby
Stoll
Sir Tinto Caine
Mr. Coleby
London
Outfly Any Airplane in Bird Flight Speed Debate
A St Louis Post-Dispatch report discusses whether any bird can outrun airplanes. It notes bluewing teal ducks reportedly reach speeds up to 800 mph with favorable wind, while duck hawks may overtake teal in the air. Hawks and falconry are linked to high avian speed, with bluewing teal described as a swift, tireless migrant.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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