07 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
1
The company unveils tiered kilowatt hour pricing with minimum charges and horsepower based monthly fees. It cites coal, copper, insulator and hardware cost surges as justification, saying the adjustments are necessary to relieve rising expenses and fund improvements.
Miss Atherton, an urban motorist, borrows a neighbor's two seater after her car breaks down. A chase ensues as Jack Coolidge pursues the thief who turns out to be a refined young woman. She admits her guilt, they reconcile, and later marry in autumn after a summer of drives.
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt recounts a speaker reflecting on pretentious talk. The speaker jokes about being paid back for highbrow chatter as his partner gifts Emerson's casays instead of a more stylish vest, illustrating humorous social missteps.
A reflective piece argues that shirking bad habits drains energy while embracing duties and responsibilities strengthens character and steadies life. It frames virtue as steady ballast supporting productive, honorable action.
A terse exchange notes a proposed sausage factory on a golf course. The plan aims to use sinks pre aune, prompting questions about purpose and feasibility.
The Bowery once a Stuyvesant garden yielded a buried soldier skeleton and a trove of letters revealing Katherine Ten Brook and Captain Hugh Arbuckle as pivotal figures in a spy tale. Washington used her to probe General Howe’s plans while British and Tory circles guarded secrets amid Dobbs Ferry and Harlem passes.
A Louisville Courier Journal quote notes a judge has sentenced twenty or thirty men to ninety days each, suggesting the court calendar has no clear limit. The remark underscores concerns about the pace and capacity of the judiciary to process cases.
A fragment from a Boston Tran script features a playful exchange about affection and money, with a joking tone as one character teases another about business acumen while professing love. The lines read as a light, theatrical aside rather than a full scene.
A garbled OCR line describes a bizarre rat business in grave implications, noting an enlarged rat and unsettling imagery. The fragment hints at a macabre or satirical theme without clear context or attribution.
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