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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1920

Page

2

Pen of the Revolution 1743 to 1793 outlines Moran era life

The piece lists James Moran born in Shadwell Virginia in 1743 and traces a public career from admission to the bar in 1767 through positions in the Virginia Burgesses and assembly, the Continental Congress, governorship, and diplomatic and state roles including minister to France and secretary of state.

Shadwell Houses of Burgesses Congress Virginia Assembly France

Jefferson and the frontier roots of American liberty

This portrait recalls Thomas Jefferson born on Virginia frontier soil, rising from law to presidency. It notes his Monticello house, Virginia governorship, French diplomacy, and pivotal role in forming early parties, culminating in a peaceful Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark expedition.

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Biography timeline of Thomas Jefferson highlights

Chronological notes show Thomas Jefferson serving as vice president by 1797 and inaugurated as third president in 1801 at age 57. He purchased Louisiana in 1803, enforced the Embargo Act of 1807, retired to Monticello in 1809, and died July 4, 1826 at age 83.

Lousiana Monticello

Jefferson and Hamilton Clash Renowned American Gladiators

A storm of political conflict pits Thomas Jefferson against Alexander Hamilton, described as rival gladiators in the arena of American politics. The piece notes the intense public fervor in early campaigns and hints at the broader social impact of their rivalry.

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Vegetarian shift in New York hotels signals changing dining habits

New York Times reports diners in metropolitan hotels increasingly order vegetables for meals. At the Hotel Pennsylvania and others, meatless options rise while menus note lower costs and veggie luncheons attract more guests. A separate Italian project aims to produce nitrogenous plant food from cascades near Rome, using water and electricity with ambitious horsepower and cost claims. Alfred P. Dendils cites US embassy Commerce data on these energy driven efforts.

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Bossy the cow drinks home brew and stirs a camp oddity

A Montana cow named Bossy allegedly drank a barrel of improvised home brew, became intoxicated and attacked the mining camp. Deputy Sheriff Adolphson confronted the cow as she charged, and Bossy toppled, waking to a dazed state. The incident reportedly left the camp’s men amused for days.

Montana Bohunk Sherif Adolph Song Caimp Wall Street

Charles Schwab urges use of influence for business success

Schwab tells Princeton students that influence is essential yet many fail without powerful connections. He warns young men to seek opportunity and persistence, praising industry like steel as the backbone of modern progress and leadership growth.

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Curious Distribution Of Old News Papers In Sumatra Archipelago

A distorted, fragmentary report notes that the east coast district of Sumatra ships pounds of second hand newspapers to the United States and mentions similar shipments of junk papers. It describes newspapers used as protection in tropical conditions and references rice paper used in archipelago regions.

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Fragmented plea over church fashion at parade outing

In a confusing exchange Anne Prttiedh remarked she felt improper attire was at fault. She described a disturbance aboard a Sunday outing and referenced a controversial comment about women’s appearance and propriety.

Anne Atterchurch Atresia

Charles Schwab Dinner Banter About a Woman and Wealth

At a Loretto affair Charles Schwab and guests teased a vain woman pleading with banks. Schwab quipped that the man is “work poor,” meaning always short of money. The dialogue humorously described a fellow who is so rich he’s “always in a hole.”

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Blessing of Alpine Ropes Before Summer Climbing Season

In the Swiss Alps a summer blessing ceremony for climbing ropes is held by guides and a pastor. Ropes old and new are gathered and blessed, asking God to keep them safe in daily ascents and to aid travelers who rely on the guides.

Alps Braver

Simple Logic of the Rail Strike Tale from Porthinging

The Earl of Porthuding recalls a railway strike tale from Hayesland where a young London scout on patrol at eleven o’clock in the morning launches a vigorous verbal attack over a trivial matter. A passing gentleman remarks if the boy has appetite for dinner. the boy swears he has no appetite and does not want any dinner.

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