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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1932
Page
3
Denton Journal issue page 3 highlights local firms Melvin and Johnson Inc publishers. Weekend market items and community notices fill the Saturday morning edition dated January 9, 1932.
The piece traces the lineage of American comics from Hogarthian and 19th century roots to early periodicals. It notes The Yellow Kid as a pivotal 1890s creation linked to yellow journalism, and lists prominent artists such as R Fouteault Opper Haworth Powers Carr Schultz and others who shaped the era.
Dickens once used an imposing crest in his later years to adorn his library and dinner service, a symbol he did not inherit. Critics debate whether snobbery or whimsy led to this display, with the crest featuring a lion holding a Maltese cross and contrasted with memory of Hungerford Market labels.
The French king Saint Louis IX built La Sainte Chapelle in Paris to house sacred relics from the crown of thorns and the true cross. The chapel, a peak of pure gothic design, is about six hundred fifty years old and has survived fires, the Revolution, and the Commune. Restorations have kept its rose window memorable to thousands of American visitors.
A manager at an Aberdeen firm invites his bookkeeper into a private room and offers him a job with the same salary and a hat peg to himself. The exchange, described in London Answers, highlights the humorous tone of the situation and the modest promotion.
Frederick Giles Symonds a retired banker of Sturmeister Newton Dorset left 500 dollars in trust to pay the vicar and churchwardens to maintain the ancient custom of ringing the curfew bell from Michelmas day to Lady day.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote depicts Jinks noting numerous bug bites while Blinks asks about the farm visit. Jinks replies that pests found him, evidenced by the bites, implying heavy insect presence during the vacation.
When gas is carbureted one part gas mixes with fifteen parts air drawn in by the carburetor. The air supplies oxygen which combines with hydrogen in the gas to form water. The exhaust releases water vapor that can condense into droplets.
A massive silver-gilded goblet once used by Sir Wnatter Scott drew interest at Glasius castle. The cup, emblematic of Bowes-Lyon ancestry tied to the earls of Strathmore, was traditionally emptied to the earl's health in earlier times.
The article notes Bing Crosby has been selected to judge a beauty contest at Oglethorpe University in Georgia. It highlights his rise from relative anonymity to Broadway and radio stardom and mentions his weekly sings on CBS.
A summer guide highlights fruit desserts for the table with loganberry shortcake, pear and cranberry salad, apricot and lemon sherbet, and a blueberry charlotte. Recipes include steps for shortcake dough, assembling berries with cream, and a loganberry flavored menu option.
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