Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Denton Journal in Denton, Maryland

We have 6,005,176 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1928

Page

8

Uncle Ed's Widow Brings Surprise Visitor

Hally Marsh and her husband Dick face an unannounced visit from Aunt Lulu, Uncle Ed's widow, after financial strain and hopes of inheritance. The plot centers on Hally's fear of poverty, her romance with Dick, and the arrival of Aunt Lulu who may disrupt their fragile happiness with old money questions.

Ally Aunt Lulu Mrs. Marsh Lulu Hally Tally Sid Ufe Direk Ann- Lulu Wally Tick Mother Dad Tls Joey Joe

Aunt Lulu Guides a Match in Hallys Tale of Love

In a tale of reunion and romance, Hally befriends Aunt Lulu, a middle aged widow with money. Lulu’s loneliness, Ed’s death, and a planned match with Mr Hallman lead to Lulu’s marriage and a new family link as Hally’s baby is named Louise Marie after Lulu’s late husband Ed.

Stly Lulu Holly Hally Aunt Liv Aunt Lulu Mr. Hallman Hallman Sik Department Tech Hallmans Louise Marie

Purveyors of Water Carry Heavy Loads in Quito

In Quito the aquadores who ferry water from a fountain walk daily in the principal square. They carry deep earthen jars on their shoulders, never leave the jar, and time their refill by listening to the water. They bow before customers and vanish behind a cascade of water, a scene that foreigners find amusing.

Quito Washington Star

Infinite Depth of Nature Explored by Carlyle

An excerpt discussing nature as infinitely deep and expansive. It ponders the vast cycles of causes guiding our planet and questions the limits of human understanding, referencing Carlyle and the notion that our knowledge is but a small fraction of the whole. The text emphasizes the grandeur of nature beyond human scales.

Carlyle

Car owners could swap body on old chassis says Gazette

The Empria Gazette notes most expense lies in the motor and chassis. It suggests owners may discard a worn and de modeled body and fit a new body to the existing chassis, enabling a fresh appearance without a full rebuild.

Emporia Gazette

How to Put Throbs in Movies

A reader letter urges a serious five reel drama write up and outlines a model for a film script about a teacher, prospector and villains set in Muskegon with titles and sub titles. The piece mocks sensational exploitation and promotes a formal drama approach.

Poor Engineers Describe Rk Boulevard Project Vision

A reflective critique compares early aims for a straight Rk boulevard in Ife to its final appearance, likening it to the disordered tracks of a cow path in Boston, as printed in American Magazine.

Ife Rk Boulevard Pennsylvania Avenue Boston

First U S Mint Founded in Philadelphia in 1792

On April 2 1792 the first United States mint was established in Philadelphia. Only manual or horse power was used for coin minting until 1830 when steam power was introduced.

United States Philadelphia

Despair Versus Cheer in War Wounds Reaction

A London An swers note observes that cheerful soldiers’ wounds heated more quickly than those of others during recent conflict, reflecting lingering tensions between morale and bodily response amid war conditions.

Ondon

Civilization as Debt Inheritance Echoes in Editorial

A Boston Herald quotation defines civilization as the condition where one generation pays the previous generation’s debts by issuing bonds for the next generation to pay, framing fiscal responsibility as intergenerational burden.

Boston Herald

Doris Hill Charms Fans in Early Film Roles

Doris Hill, a Roswell New Mexico native, rose as a popular dancer and leading actress in early cinema. She starred in The Better One and Its That Nice followed by Timid Terror plus Casey at the Bat Rough House Rise Tell It to Sweeney and Tillie's Romance in city-to-city tours.

Doris Hill Roswell New Mexico Sweeney Tillie

Wild Creatures Made Subservient to Man

A historical note on animal domestication describes how dogs arose from wolves through domestication and selective breeding. It compares cattle domestication in Europe, naming Bos brachyceros and the urus as ancient forms, noting importation, hybrid farming, and changes from the Neolithic to the Bronze age.

Europe John Mr. Tyler Asia Poland

Remarkable Pun Linked to Judge Hoar and Evarts

A Massachusetts judge and former attorney general, Ebenezer R. Hoar, famed for a triple pun in a chat with Senator William Evarts, is recounted here. The anecdote, cited from the Outlook, notes the pun about a lawyer “getting on intely” and “getting honor,” with Evarts quipping about honesty.

Ebenezer R. Hoar Massachusetts Grant Senate United States Supreme Court Ieader William AL. Evarts Ellen Emerson Ralph Waldo Emerson Hoar Mr. Evarts Bright

Efficient Spending and Smart Buying Guidance

A discussion on frugal living urges finding a middle ground between waste and stinginess. It counsels honest assessment of needs before purchase and urges buying the best quality obtainable through careful market search.

Fake Teeth for Bears

A dentist cautions that dental work on wild animals is risky and demanding. Extracting teeth in bears or big cats requires courage and skill, as gagging a beast is unsafe. One famed menagerie keeper once had an old bear fitted with a full set of false teeth fixed with glue.

The Flying Fox of Sumatra: A Rare Giant Creature

A fragment about Sumatra's flying fox, describing it as one of nature's rarest forms. Noted for its enormous size and an appearance that blends bird and mammal traits.

Sumatra

It Effective Test Of Personality In A Try For Marriage

The San Francisco Chronicle questions whether a test of personality holds when the tester faces job loss yet asks a partner to marry. The piece explores resilience and social expectations during tough times.

San Francisca

Advantage of Reputation Now Flat in Clever Remarks

An observation on how remarks lose impact when the speaker lacks a reputation for cleverness. The idea is that cleverness carries weight only if the speaker is trusted to be clever. Without a proven track record, even sharp comments appear less noteworthy.

Coast to Coast Toll Lines Boost Domestic Service

US legislators debate a White shipping bill amendment on employing Americans in Pacific steward departments. Representative Florence Kahn explains California views as long distance calls surge and three routes offer rapid transcontinental service. LaGuardia's amendment fails 11 to 5.

Florence Kian Washington Congie Kalin Associated Press Pacific Jiner3. Less Than 15 Minutes Later While Representative LaGuardia New York Pacific Tropics

The Druggist as Nighttime Helper and Healer

A respectful portrait of pharmacists as essential community figures. It highlights the pharmacist’s duty beyond commerce, including after hours service, collaboration with physicians, knowledge of ingredient properties, and commitment to safety and purity gained through long study and practical training.

Telephones Increase 8000 Since December 31

Telephones in Marylend Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia are rising steadily. Since January 1 unknown stations were added to The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company network bringing total service to about 670000 across 287 central offices. The company plans about 160000 miles of new wire this year to connect more stations and trunk lines.

Marylend Virgina West Virginia District of Columbia Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Associated Companies

Order Nisi in Estate of Fred Cook

In the Orphans Court for Caroline County an order nisi is issued in the matter of the estate of Fred Cook. Proceedings set to require notice and eventual decree pending further proof and distribution decisions by the court.

Fred Cook Orphans’ Court Caroline County C. Annie Cook Maryland Code of Public General Laws of Bagby’s Richard T. West Elisha H. Harper William J. Shawn J. Inwin Harwoon Register of Wills Circuit Court Equity T. Clayton Horsey Clayton Tiorsey

Telephone network ties four states with new long distance link

Telephone users in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia served by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company handle over 3 700 000 local and toll calls daily. Over the past year calls rose 25 percent as more telephones were installed a direct long distance circuit now connects Washington D C and St Louis routed through a storm proof enable. Previously calls were switched at Chicago. Maryland users can now call toll free twenty four hours a day.

Maryland Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia Chesapeake and Potomac Petphone Company Associated Companiehow St Louis Chikapo

Selvetti Celtic People of Early Europe

The Selvetti were a Celtic group who originally lived between the Rhine and Main rivers and the Hercynian forest. Caesar notes they later occupied the area from the Jura to the Rhone and Rhine, roughly matching western Switzerland.

Rhine Main Hercyniana Caesar Jura Mountains Rhone Switzerland

Texas Enters Union and Nation Through Years of Change

The text outlines Texas history from 1815 statehood and 1856 independence to 1801 secession, 1865 military rule, and 1870 readmission to statehood, noting 1815 joining the American Union and later Confederate alignment before U.S. governance resumed.

Texas United States Congress

Improve on it In your sermon you spoke of a baby as a new wave

Mr Young Husband questions the preacher’s metaphor about a baby as a wave on the ocean of Ife remarking the line as a pretty figure of speech The exchange suggests a debate over a fresher simile and stronger imagery in sermon language Capper's Weekly records this humorous dialogue between a parishioner and the minister

Ocean of Ife Mr. Young Husband Lfe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Denton Journal Melvin & Johnson, Inc D. J Walsh Haley Kingston Italy Newspal By Douglas Malloch Douglas Malloch Toledo Blade Herbert StIng Great Neck L. I Willie Wille Hiaggard Heart Int Taimany New Jersey Muskegon, Mich Lulu Nausea Cecil Corset Geo. Blode Heap Big Wart Lily Muskegon Gulch Geo Cecil Mr. Corset Ceci Cech Coast Call Benefits Kan California W. J. Evans Denton Webster’s NEW International THE Merriam Webster Supreme Court We_hington India Ga& C. Merriam Co Springfield, i Mass New Dover Opera House Diamond State Theatre Corporation Lon Chaney Karl Dane George K. Arthur Circus Current Events Bessie Love Johnny Walker Sna Denton National Bank Denton, Maryland Lineiran Pring Loic Nisi Tollown Ealch Auditor’s Order W. Brewster Deen Assignee Robert B. Trice Tennessee Thomas and Wife Nist W. Brewster Clifford E. Thawley Wilson Horace Pepper Georgetown, del Methodist Episcopal Church Melvin E. Wheatley Jesus W.H. Hollis & Son Preston, Maryland
Search Courier

Search the Denton Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Denton Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication