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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1929
Page
3
A master and his foxhound create four tiny snowshoes for the dog. The foxhound eagerly uses them, but one trip goes too far and he is lost overnight. Found exhausted, he stays with his master after that, enjoying safe travel on his snowshoes and never roaming alone again.
A humorous anecdote shows little Mary overhearing her sister's calls and delivering a grocery order with I love you darling. She claims the sister always says it on the phone. She also muses that services at church were too long, preferring the dean to the bishop because the bishop repeats endlessly.
A five year old, Charles, waits for dinner as his father struggles to carve chicken. When his plate arrives he faces the same task and, in a quip to his mother, explains he now knows why Plymouth Rocks are so named.
Little Jenn and Joan try to avoid staying with their grandmother as evening nears. Grandmother asks if they will stay for supper and the answer hinges on her insistence.
California wildflowers include annuals such as California poppy blazing star and white daisy blue lupine and Canterbury bells. Perennials feature Indian paint brush scarlet larkspur pride of California California fuchsia and white evening primrose.
The article notes that fires have been worsened by imports from abroad. It cites German carp, English sparrows, and Chinese clams as examples of species introduced to the country that contribute to the problem.
An order dated January 16 1929 ratifies and confirms the sale of property from proceedings reported by attorney Charles B Harrison unless a contrary cause is shown by March 21 1929. A copy of the order must be published in a Caroline County newspaper four consecutive weeks before February 18 1929. The report states the sale amount at 2526 dollars. Clerk T Clayton Horsey. True Copy Test.
The pattern describes a high waisted frock for children with a diagonal line attached to the yoke creating a sleek line. It features a right front patch pocket, back closure, gathered sleeves, and a plain turnover collar. Materials suggested include flannel wool crepe jersey or printed silk, with optional contrasting collar. Sizes 4 to 10 years, 35 cents.
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