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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1931
Page
1
2 000 000 late cabbage plants any variety 10 ets 100 73 cts 1000 8000 2 10 6000 325 10 000 6000 at my farm 0 60 ets 1000 100 post paid No order for less than 600 plants GEO R WILLEY Greenwood Del
The Church of God will host a ten day camp meeting on the Federalsburg camp ground near Elwood Maryland. Rev Adam W Miller directs with evangelist Rev Herbert M Riggle returning from Indiana and George Blackwell as song director. District attendees from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania expected with multiple services daily including children and youth programs led by local pastors.
Little Rosa Sicket of the Fresh Air Children unit stays two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Dukes. Several local residents visit relatives on Sunday including the Ferrins, McCarty, McMahan, Willoughby, Prager, and Perry households. Subscribe for The Journal.
In sad but loving remembrance of my uncle Alfred H. Ross who departed this life eight years ago today July 20 1923. Eight years have passed dear uncle since you were called away. Fondly loved and sadly missed by your niece Mrs Alberta Stevens Watson.
In a small town a popularity contest crowned Amy Stricker as Miss U. S. A. She and reporter Tom Powell secretly marry two weeks before her world tour. The couple later settle into modest life amid hardship, while Amy remains the town symbol of grace and resilience despite family trials and illness.
Maude Parker in the Saturday Evening Post describes Mrs. Washington's levees as exclusive gatherings where guests wore full dress, formed a circle around which the President moved, and hands were not shaken. She notes the White House visitor etiquette evolved to annual calls through notes to the President's wife, with social secretary arrangements.
An Irishman strolling in London sees a photograph of a man in a Mephistophelian disguise. He asks to have a joint portrait of himself and his brother, who is in Bristol. The photographer asks how to photograph a man in Bristol. The Irishman replies by asking how the photographer would photograph Satan if he were there.
Mrs. Maggs Jind invited her neighbor to see the new decorations. The house had been repainted and after examining the living rooms they went into the bedroom. My! said Mrs. Diggs admiringly. Isn't it pretty? But what are the lovely pictures painted on the ceiling for. Dor my husband explained Mrs. Maggs e likes to have something to look at on Sundays.
A Fort Wayne News Sentinel medical columnist warns readers to be cautious when treating pet bites and stresses careful wound care and possible infection risks. The piece emphasizes seeking medical advice for uncertain injuries.
A brief reflective note quotes Amiel urging travelers to show kindness. It emphasizes loving swiftly and spreading cheer during journeys, urging readers to act with compassion toward others sharing the road. The sentiment promotes timely generosity and positive interaction in daily travel.
The shepherds were the first to visit the Christ Child, with the Wise Men arriving three days later according to the Bible.
A brief note reflects on the enduring allure of stories that blend fairy tale with legal argument, quoting Hugh Walpole on the world’s best tales weaving imagination and courtroom clarity.
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