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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1903
Page
1
Great selection of blue and black serges and worsteds plus fancy unfinished w or steds. A big season sale remains with most patterns in stock. Splendid suits priced at 10 dollars. Experience comfort style fit and service now.
A newspaper ad lists boys suits from 1.50 to 5.00 in sizes 3 to 16 with styles including sailor collars and embroidered shields, plus all wool serges. Mens pants and shoes in various prices from 1.50 to 3.00 plus straw hats and panamas. The ad highlights Crashes and stripes with new shades and multiple sizes across items.
A reflective piece on family bonds stressing parental affection as core to happiness and moral growth. It weaves quotes from Burns LongFellow and Irving to underline duties to parents, then shifts to a concise history of John Wesley and the Methodist movement from 1739, noting growth, leadership, global reach, property value, and Wesley’s personal life.
Eliot Gregory argues in Century Magazine that the love of wealth, pursued for its own sake, corrupts youth and erodes civic duty. He cites a rich youth who chooses money over noble aims, reflecting a broader trend of company mongering, extravagance, and fraudulent enterprise that harms multitudes. The Philadelphia Record defends itself as a steady, moderate voice guiding public opinion.
The Philadelphia Record argues the only fix for Post Office Department ills is a new administration next year. It claims corruption has long persisted and spread widely, with speculation not the sole cause. It suggests rural free delivery is being organized into a large political machine.
A lyrical refuge praising forests and hills as nature’s restorative source. The piece urges turning from man made noise to seek peace and renewed strength in natural beauty and sunsets. It emphasizes reverence for nature and the soul’s response to its splendor.
The late Gustavus F. Swift, famed Chicago beef packer, left maxims for life success. He warned against drink and wasteful style, urged head and business discipline, and urged balance of business pleasure and religion. He cautioned temper control and knowing both one’s own business and neighbors, noting today’s success requires hard work today and tomorrow.
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