06 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
1
A man and wife admire a new car and borrow it by mistake. They flee from the owner, are chased by the husband, and reveal their ruse when cornered. The car is recovered and the trio ends up laughing over the misadventure.
Tom Arnold, a restless man born to roam, becomes deputy sheriff young and rises with a wild life. He foils a gunman who shoots at a young performer’s sister by using a mirror to reveal the culprit and forces arrest, earning gratitude from the wounded sister and the show crowd. He later returns to civilization, marries Blanche Withrow, and finds stability as a rancher and husband.
Brown and Jones discuss a hypothetical scene in which Jones would discover Brown dead in Brown’s apartment bedroom. Jones responds that he would immediately report the debt owed, proposing action if Brown were found lifeless.
A Chicago Record-Herald quotation recaps Simeon Ford on the new woman as a commanding figure. He notes that men once conquered by bringing dust to a woman, but now dust comes to him, highlighting changing gender dynamics in humorous terms.
The Washington Star recalls Thomas A. Edison at a dinner encouraging a discouraged man. He said you haven’t got on yet but keep trying and you will succeed. He described the ladder of success as round after round of failure.
A cartoon caption shows a woman named Willing Messenger and a tramp joke about work. The tramp questions where the man lives and offers to fetch him, highlighting a humorous exchange about hiring for a cord of wood.
A brief quotation attributed to Melancthon emphasizing unity in core beliefs, tolerance in uncertainty, and charitable conduct. The line reflects a historic motto urging moderation and goodwill across differences.
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