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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
3
Rosalie Varden, a twenty eight year old with a plain appearance, overhears family talk suggesting she might be painted and seen as attractive. Her mother believes she is unlikely to marry, yet Rosalie clings to a spark of hope as comments hint at possible social change and personal recognition.
Rosalie Varden, a quiet neighbor, seeks a dramatic makeover guided by Mrs Haines and her cousin the artist. They select quaint, picturesque gowns at a Madn street shop, envisioning a rose in her hair and a step toward youth and love, with shopkeeper imagining a brown haired, starry eyed future Rosalie.
Rosalie Varden plans a new life in New York with Mrs. Haines while shopping for a trousseau. She encounters a handsome shopkeeper whose genuine kindness stirs feelings, and a church lawn encounter leads to confession of affection as she considers her double life and future.
A Wide World Magazine writer notes the 450 Temples of the Law at Mandalary in Upper Buran, known as the Ruthel daw. The complex centers on a large pagoda with hundreds of white shrines, each holding Buddhist scripture tablets carved of marble or alabaster.
A damaged OCR style excerpt reflects a Lincoln era cadence about serving the Commonwealth and the twin sources of resilience. It emphasizes support from honest people and unwavering conviction to sustain the republic, aiming toward peace and righteousness through faith in the country.
The article credits David as the earliest known orchestral organizer with a two hundred strong band. It details his use of strings woodwinds brass and percussion and cites his role as composer and conductor. It notes temple dedication with diverse instruments and traces the evolution of bands through history to varied forms and combinations.
A Royal Geographical Society account notes life near Dead Sea shores despite its hostile image. Small brackish inflows support fish crabs and mosquito larvae, with water containing over 83 percent salts near certain spots. Reeds and trees along the shore create habitats for birds and other wildlife.
A historical reflection on mysterious ocean currents and tidal bores worldwide. It notes warm currents crossing oceans, steady flows through the Strait of Gibraltar, and enigmatic river bores in streams like the Hugli and Twadi, with rivers rising and falling unevenly over days.
Engineering feats comparable to the Ingenuity are needed to close wild gas wells in the Cando and Red River fields of northwestern Louisiana. Vast natural gas losses lower pressure on associated oil, reducing ultimate oil recovery as gas escapes rather than being contained.
John Harvey Stacks a freman third class in the United States navy earned commendation for bravery during a fire on a patrol boat. He attached a hose to himself and crawled through the port ventilator to spray water, while flames, smoke, and steam surged from the opening. Stacks enlisted August 15, 1916, at Dallas, Texas.
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