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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
2
Thirty eminent American scholars at Princeton University study a revision of the King James Bible rather than a new translation. The group aims to refine expression while preserving Coverdale's cadence, noting the English rhythm and solemn music of Hebrew and Greek texts.
The Philadelphia Record critiques last year’s trade figures showing value growth in exports while quantities fall, citing cotton and wheat as examples. It argues tariffs raised prices, drained revenue from domestic goods, enriched protected trusts, and harmed American consumers while urging tariff removal to boost reciprocal exchange and national prosperity.
The sermon reflects on Jesus' transfiguration with Peter James and John, the purpose of the vision to empower witnesses, and the descent to Calvary. It contrasts the mountain glory with the crucifixion plan, notes Moses and Elijah, and urges faith and prayer to overcome demon-possessed crises.
Harford farmer Frank H. Jacobs notes beef cattle profitability with larger gains in spring purchases of steers weighing 80 to 850 pounds. He cites preferring Chicago stock over Pennsylvania and summer pasture with fall grain feeding as a typical regime. The New York Fruit Trade Journal reports upward potato prices amid lighter Norfolk receipts and high heat affecting southern shipments.
A dated political tirade argues Roosevelt will not back Taft or Aldrich style tariff policies. It denounces sugar and lumber trusts, accuses Taft of betrayed promises, and blames the Republican machine for monopolies. The piece cites Aldrich and Lodge and notes Western regional sentiment rising against New England interests. It also mentions Miss Glackin, a farm scene, a collie at a rural mailbox, poor peaches, car licenses, and farmers digging white potatoes for market.
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