03 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
1
A retail advertisement for a store showcasing a large line of men’s clothing. It promises superior value and satisfaction with Spring suits, boasting a stock of patterns, workmanship, and perfect fit at low prices. The slogan proclaims finest merchandise and fairest prices.
The spring showing offers exclusive access to all season patterns with models noted for style, workmanship and fit. A wide range of garments, Walk-Over Shoes praised for style and fit, and a selection of hats, Eclipse shirts, silk hosiery, and neckwear highlight this high fashion event in town.
A Make Believe Vacation by Annette Miller presents a light story from 1911. The piece reflects playful travel ideas and imaginative adventures in a period newspaper voice.
Mrs. Brown yearns for a two week vacation to visit her sister, but stays on the farm as husband Jared refuses. Her imagined drudgery and care for phantom children reveal a hidden longing. A doctor and minister confront the situation, leading to a renewed promise that Mary can go visiting Ellen after all.
The United States has many state free universities, but France remains led by the University of France, an centralized state instrument. Napoleon established it in 1804, with Paris at the center and a network of faculties and schools nationwide under government control. The 1870-founded institutes now operate separately yet pale beside the state run system.
The article notes that ultraviolet photography can reveal blood stains unseen to the naked eye. A Lausanne university professor photographed a handkerchief in a murder trial, exposing ghostlike splotches that led to conviction. Blood absorbs ultraviolet rays, making erasure ineffective on receptive surfaces.
Japanese homes display bamboo cages with tiny insects that trill at dawn and dusk, notably the suza-mushi whose delicate song resembles birds. A black and white waltzing mouse with pink eyes performs rapid dances, often in couples, spinning around improvised pivots and covering an area larger than a dinner plate.
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