06 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
1
The essay argues home training shapes virtuous citizens and strong governments. It links early guidance, honesty, and affection to lifelong character, warning that neglect harms both individuals and nations. It stresses family companionship, balanced amusements, and shared values to sustain home influence across life.
A critique of didactic essays about self sacrificing mothers and their grown daughters. The piece argues the idealized unselfish mother burdens daughters with blame, while daughters often reciprocate care, yet the archetype remains an unfair social stereotype.
A concise argument on water's central role in human biology noting the body is largely water. It cites percentages for teeth bones muscles blood gastric juice perspiration and saliva to illustrate water's prevalence in bodily tissues and fluids.
An essay argues success comes from costly, sustained toil not instant gifts. It stresses lifelong labor, preparation, and self denial as foundations of reputation and capability. It warns parents to teach reality to children and uses the Swiss train tale to illustrate uphill effort.
A fragmented verse retells Casey stepping to the plate with swagger as a pitch hurtles in. The crowd roars and the umpire calls strike one. Casey balks at the pitch but his hooded resolve tightens. The final line reveals Casey has struck out, amid chaotic crowd reactions.
Judge Martin of the Circuit Court, a vigorous and dutiful man, fell from a launch near Double Mills Wharf into dark water. He recovered quickly, swam to a piling, signaled, and by bold steering reached the boat, climbed aboard, took the helm, and steered to port successfully. Encore the Judge.
Judge James Alfred Pearce is praised as one of the country’s most scholarly bench members and among its best ecclesiastical lawyers. He has long served as chancellor of the Diocese of Easton for the Protestant Episcopal Church, first appointed by Bishop Henry Co. Lay in 1683. Renowned for his deep knowledge of Maryland’s colonial history, Pearce is described as reserved yet engaging in private circles.
An advertisement offers Longman and Martinez Porch Paint to churches parsonages and voluntary contributors with a satisfaction guarantee re painting for up to eighteen years. The cost is about $1.25 per gallon with linseed oil added. Samples are free and agents include J H Nichole Denton and R M Messick Bethlehem among others.
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