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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1920

Page

6

The Smugglers Afloat in a Coastal Tragedy

A misty river estuary sets the scene for a smuggling plot involving the smugglers Ben Travis and Kimpinski. A one main boat trawler and a motor truck haul contraband ashore under risk and pressure as Caroline Webster confronts Ben with a vow to earn an honest life. Police involvement leads to arrests of the traders behind the traffic while Travis faces a moral reckoning.

Amugelers Travis Ben Kimpinsk Binki Norman Khopinsit Kimpinski Caroline Webster Caroline Ben Travis Cristoven Ren Moore Bren Mquor Coast Guard Station Kimplask

Condor Realm Invasion Sparks Chilean Aviator Arrest

The Andes face more crossings as Chilean Lt Armando Cortinez descended at Mendoza after Lo Espejo flight. His propeller broke on landing. he awaits spare parts and a mechanic. He must face arrest on return for crossing the frontier chain, though credited for plucky effort.

Andes Jorge Newbery Cordillera Francis Douglass Hadow Matterhorn Armando Cortinez Mendoza Lo Espejo Santiago de Chile

Transformation hairpiece shocks town aunt confuses kin

Aunt Matilda returns with a new transformation front hairpiece hailed as youth. The loud style provokes teasing and misreadings at home as relatives remark on its startling impression and joke about its effect.

Matilda

High Rankeas and the Army Reforms in the Black Republic

A recent visitor notes the Black Republic confers the title general for any service to state or ruling party, often for revenue from uniforms. Military experience is not required, and generals are recognized by soldiers. appointments come with quick shifts to party platforms, then to riding a charger or pony as a formal salute and parade underway.

Black Republic Medicis

Nagging Seldom Pays in Man Relations

A terse moral on nagging, arguing that constant criticism lowers value. It asserts men respond better to encouragement than carping. The piece stresses not nagging valuable individuals, implying respect and positive reinforcement work best in relationships.

To Win Success

A reflection on success as the result of doing well whatever one undertakes. The idea that fame is not the starting point but a byproduct of consistent competence and effort in daily tasks.

Longfellow

Pariah Lydia Finds Love Beyond Ostracism

Lydia Bromley, branded a pariah in her rural community, quietly endures gossip as Lindsay Wemple admires her from afar. After weeks of courting and a hopeful future, she agrees to marry him and leave her isolated farm to start anew near White Rock, signaling a new life built on trust and devotion.

Lydian Bromley Adal Booth France Dutchman Lindsay ‘Femple Lydia Lindsay Nino Niene Ness Viefan Stix Vermont Park Bromley Pennessee Lydian Ladia Lauran Tim Tie Laura Busin Monroe County White Rock Nick Prosser Tomorrew Lindsay Wemple

Napoleon Detested Tobacco Says Mile Bertrand Letter

A Mile Bertrand letter from St Helena claims Napoleon disliked tobacco in any form. He reportedly refused a pipe after initial curiosity and kept a mixture of horserice and brown sugar for indigestion, sometimes sniffing it like snuff but placing it in his mouth instead.

Napoleon Mile Bertrand St. Helena Detroit News

Diet and longevity tales spark public interest

The article discusses diet and longevity as a timeless topic, noting the allure of promoting dietary rules for a longer life. It humorously reflects on the desire to reach a century, the limits of human experience, and hints at a patent for an unusual shoe accessory involving inclined rails and strapped frames.

Methuselah

Centenary Methodist Church Columbus Exhibition of Moving Pictures

The Poplar Mercury reports during the centenary celebration of the Methodist church in Columbus Ohio two moving pictures were shown using an ordinary projecting machine with a special lens and rapid shutter. The setup projected 100 by 70 feet onto a 115 foot square screen from 350 feet away with lights three times brighter than usual, generating heat that required opening the cinematograph at event speed to prevent rim burning.

Columbus

Effect of Frost on Apples and Potatoes in Cold Snap

Frost effects described show apples resist damage if frost is drawn out gradually and stored in a refrigerator car as temperature drops to 20 degrees below zero. Potatoes, largely water, freeze easily and frost touches ruin them.

Ingenious Picture Cloudland Gallery Exposition

A description of an extraordinary continental picture gallery work titled Cloudland. At first glance it seems a chaotic daub of color but as one moves closer the piece reveals an intricate mosaic of cherub faces reminiscent of Raphael's Madonna San Sisto.

Raphael

Cruel Halifax Judge and the Saying Go to Halifax

In eighteenth century Pneland a harsh Halifax judge sent many accused to Halifax jury trials. Being sent to Halifax equaled a conviction, giving rise to the expression Go to Halifax.

Pneland Halifax T Halifax

Worth Pondering Over

A concise meditation on Thoreau's question about striving and achievement. The fragment contemplates a man who pursues virtue such as heroism, magnanimity, truth, and sincerity yet gains no advantage. It raises a timeless query about effort and outcome in life.

Thoreai

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