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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1928
Page
2
A government attorney explains why he favors young, green assistants over older, experienced lawyers. He argues small salaries attract promising newcomers whose long term potential outweighs early mistakes, noting intelligent youngsters can rival middle aged mediocrity despite initial missteps.
Donald C Stockbarger discusses heliotherapy tracing sun treatment to ancient practices and 19th century UV discoveries. He argues heliotherapy is moving from art to science, needing physician physicist cooperation for full development and unified research in the coming years.
The Kansas City Times recounts Thaddeus Mason Harris noting distinctions between cabins and log houses in early Ohio. A cabin uses unhewn logs with moss or straw daubing and a smoke hole. a log house has hewn logs, plastered interstices, shingles, glass windows, and a chimney.
A concise reflective note highlights the power of gentle speech. It cites a Gladden quote urging quiet, kind words as the most convincing and prevailing form of communication.
A brief quotation from American Magazine states that the world’s greatest tragedy is men dying while their bodies remain alive, highlighting a stark view on human loss and illness.
Valley Forge will host a grand observance for the 150th anniversary featuring a Washington Memorial Library and a Washington Memorial Church on a 15 acre site. The library will display works on each state history with 48 alcoves, cornerstone set for June 19, 1928, and gifts already pledged.
Col Charles A Lindbergh’s adventures spark city aviation officials to seek safer runways. Boston’s South Boston Airport tests dust control with calcium chloride to shield airmen and spectators from choking dust during takeoffs, enabling crowds to watch takeoffs with reduced risk.
A Weston Transcript report cites a scientist asserting Mars evolution responds to human needs and urges optimism that evolution will progress. The piece frames the idea as a hopeful view of planetary development and its implications for tech and exploration.
Copper, a metal that resists rust in pure form, is ductile and easily shaped. When more rigidity and strength are needed, copper is alloyed with zinc to make brass, which is harder and resists rust as well.
The new Ponchartrain bridge in Louisiana is the longest continuous highway bridge built of reinforced concrete. It spans five miles across the water with ten miles of bulk approaches, totaling about 15.41 miles in length.
A Springfield Union item notes a housekeeper walks about 100 unnecessary miles yearly while preparing three meals daily. The remedy suggested is for the housekeeper to move closer to a delicatessen store to cut travel and improve efficiency.
Five widespread fallacies about canned foods are challenged by science. Claims that contents must be emptied immediately, must be boiled for ten minutes, are artificially colored, contain preservatives, or are cooked after canning are debunked. Experts affirm proper handling, storage, and modern canning preserve color, flavor, and nutrients.
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