18 Jul 1891
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1891
Page
1
Fifty thousand buyers supported by our store’s vast patron base prove our commitment to value and reliability. Acme Hall offers spring suits and overcoats from eight to fifteen dollars, plus boys clothing, hats, underwear, and headwear at low prices. Strong emphasis on quality, price, and extended sizes.
A New York Observer piece extols homes guided by Christian love over selfishness. It cites light in dwellings during darkness, the moral anchor of cheerful families, and the lost joy of a life lived for others. It celebrates family worship, intergenerational faith, and the promise of a heavenly home reflected in earthly households. The article lauds a memorial window, a dying mother’s homegoing, and the enduring ties of faith within the home.
A noted public man proclaims himself an optimist, linking hope to godliness and resilience. He rejects despair, urging Christians to harness faith through Christ, endure trials, and trust that adversity can serve a greater good. The piece couples this sermon with a historical note on Siberian Yakut dominance and culture.
A speaker admires a convent-attired girl seen daily at a window. He wavers between sisterly virtue and earthly affection, longing for a chance to win her heart. The poem reflects conflict between holy vows and human desire, praising a humble heart above rigid vows.
A sermon argues true Christianity requires active gospel spreading not private salvation. It contrasts lifeboat complacency and famine hoarding with Christlike care, and cites Jesus and Peter on belief without sight. The piece reflects on faith, devotion, and historical continuity.
A quotation attributed to Dr. Johnson contends that piety practiced in solitude may please heavenly spirits but offers no aid to earthly beings, lacking the sacred splendors of beneficence. It likens solitary devotion to a desert bloom whose fragrance remains unseen by those it could help.
We Each Draw from It. Even in ordinary life contact with nobler natures arouses the feeling of unusual power and quickens the consciousness of responsibility, and when union with the Son of Man is the basis of our religion, all these natural influences produce the highest conceivable effect. Canon Weatcatt quotes on fellowship and sustenance.
A Toronto Globe reminiscence recalls making willow whistles under a fine willow by the gate. Readers remember whittling bark, the sharp sound, and slips of green bark, as cousins and brothers crafted their own whistles, sparking nostalgic country childhood memories.
A religious verse fragment titled Seven Pray for Them expresses gratitude for Jesus prayer and care. The text reflects on faith, salvation, and the belief that Christ prays for his followers amid trials. Marginalia notes Margaret May in New York Observer as the source.
Bob Clayton recounts a four day fishing misadventure near Stake's pond and a brook in Connecticut. He endured cold, a snapped pole, a dog bite, and an unhelpful guide before presenting a small trout bought at cost. He demands the fish be served for breakfast, bones and all.
A fragment from Texas Biftings shows Miss de Belle entering a parlor with a satin train and demanding honesty from Gus Cas de Smith-Well, declaring she could not like him any longer. The excerpt captures a sharp turn in the pair’s dramatic exchange.
In a published exchange, a man questions Miss Downes about genuine affection. She is cited as advising men against lending money to her brother, a line used to imply prudent, perhaps protective, sentiment rather than romantic certainty.
An Ohio Farmer inspired swarming device uses a forked stick shaped into a hoop to capture bees in a sack and guide them into a hive. The piece discusses maintaining swarm stay with brood and honey, and details hive prep with a starter foundation. It then reports Wisconsin station trials finding about one fifth loss of food materials in both siloed and field-cured fodder, stressing convenience in choosing preservation method.
The figures describe poultry shed designs with open sheds, roost rooms, laying and hatching spaces, and doors for attendants. A novel long-house concept features a suspended or post supported alley, elevated floors, light walls of posts and woven wire, and internal nesting access via hinged floor boards.
Paris green is presented as the standard remedy when thoroughly applied. A dessert spoonful in two pails of plaster is recommended to prevent uneven distribution, with stirring needed to avoid spotting foliage damage. Mr E. Carman endorses this method as the best for potato vines.
With no refrigerator, make a basic ice bus from two second hand boxes. Place the smaller box inside the larger, layer with sawdust, and create a drainage spout. Install end shelves and hinged lids, raise on supports with a drip pan to collect melt.
The Indian game cock, described as broad shouldered with a green black breast and tail, chestnut color, is profiled as a general purpose fowl in the American Bee Journal. The piece notes breeders’ interest, limited farmer experience, and claims about prolific egg laying under ideal conditions despite minimal self-feeding.
It is reported that sixty four of seventy five counties in the graft belt show a total increased acreage for wheat corn and oats between seventy five and one hundred percent last year.
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