28 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1922
Page
1
Marjorie finds inner courage as a river rescue binds her to Kenton and Hadden amid a heated wedding plot. A dramatic tale of love, risk, and sacrifice unfolds with Marjorie guiding a risky save and choosing the man she loves.
The fragment portrays a man reading ads that depict workers with smug expressions and stylish clothes, implying mental work is disgraceful for an respectable young man. Facing the choice between labor or theft, he avoids honest toil and leans away from work. Retan Ledger, Philadelphia.
The story recounts Coleridge dreaming two hundred lines after reading Varehas''s work. He awoke with vivid images but, missing a witness, completed the task to find his memory blank, rendering the dream poem lost to the world.
Sally Diller and her sister Ruth inhabit a grand home while Ruth plots a spring marriage to Judge Bronson. A visitor from Lathnam's arrives with window shades revealing himself as Dick WakInce, Sally’s former fiancé. He proclaims his identity and proposes marriage after years apart, ending Sally’s loneliness.
The Beaver reports on an Eskimo winter seal hunt. A lusky dog tracks a breathing seal hole in ice formed over a seal den. The hunter uses a seal indicator, thrusts with a short spear, and hauls the drowning seal through the enlarged ice opening.
The United States Geological Survey warns that rainwater from properly built cisterns is generally safe for drinking, but water stored in rough or doubtful cisterns is unsafe. Most filters do not remove germs, though they improve clarity. Some cisterns use a brick wall to split into two compartments, improving appearance but not sanitary quality. Geological Survey Bulletin.
An experiment in a bank’s auditing department used an ozone generating device to sterilize air in a room. Six clerks were weighed and measured before installation and again after two months, each showing increases in weight and chest measurements.
The article notes pulp from tomatoes for ketchups soups and pastes is produced via a no cyclone machine forcing tomatoes through a metal screen to remove skins and seeds. It states 225000 tons are pulped annually with skins and seeds wasted while seeds yield salad oil and the press residue mixed with skins makes nutritious stock feed.
A nmeltine fitted with pneumatic hanmers and crhisels burns through hard rock at about nine feet in two hours. This machine is best used in subway work in New York City and Starks in great advance in swift, safe and cheap rock tunneling.
Good Housekeeping argues parents are ultimate judges and courts of last resort for their sons. They must objectively analyze heredity environment and behavior to guide growth and prevent personal prejudice shaping outcomes.
John James Audubon, born 1780 in Meadville Louisiana to French parents, studied birds in Philadelphia and the West. He published The Birds of America in England, inspiring the Audubon Society which promotes bird preservation and reserves. The society’s national office is in New York City.
A historical note describes Mongolian yurts with a white circular felted dome about 14 to 18 feet wide, red south facing door, and the rider’s whip left outside. Inside the floor bears thick white felt mats with black appliqué, a central casket holding burning argos, and a roof vent for smoke. Visitors are guided to sit on ground left of the fire until urged to ascend.
On her wedding day a Chinese bride wears red and travels in a sedan chair draped in red. Guests may peek at her through chair curtains. Hayseed replaces rice and confetti as the bride’s hair is oiled and she is pelted with seeds that stick. The ceremony centers on rice and shared bowls, ending in family scrutiny and a low cost feast.
French doctor M Thouris notes a man could stay under water for half an hour using a special natural breathing method. A test in a 12 foot aquarium showed eating cherries, smiling, and a cigarette touch possible while under water. Practice involves exhaling carbonic acid gas and stopping nostrils to extend submerged time.
On December 17 1019 planets Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn and Neptune lined up with the sun while Uranus stood opposite. Prognosticators predicted the end of the world but the sun rose normally and weather remained typical.
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