10 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1916
Page
1
A catalog note highlights light weight gauze fabrics for shirts including long and short sleeve options and union suits, suggesting breathable garments suited for warm weather. It lists garment types and emphasizes comfort and versatility for daily wear.
The season brings wide Batwing neckties with flowing end Sour-in-Hands. Neckwear features a slip easy process on neck band for quick wear and bold style.
Caroline county Maryland invites bids for sixty thousand dollars of four percent coupon bonds to fund note repayment. Bids due June 27 1916 at 1 PM in Denton. Bonds redeemable by December 1 1916 in early lots, with tax exemptions and security by United States Mortgage and Trust Company.
Notice announces that on June 10 the names of all taxpayers owing 1915 taxes will be handed to County Commissioners for advertising. Delinquent taxpayers must settle to avoid sale. those owing prior to 1915 will be sued for collection. Real estate will be advertised for sale in the Denton Journal. Treasurer Joseph H. Carroll issues the notice.
For sale a six three two A one horse power electric motor in good as new condition. Seller J Virgil Moore located in Denton Md.
Public notice of mortgage foreclosures and estate sales lists multiple parcels of land in Caroline county and Queen Anne’s county near Denton and Euston. It describes acreage, improvements, cultivation, and sale terms including cash or financed options, with dates June 18 and June 20, 1916, and mentions assignees W Brewster Deen James Temple Horatio Murdivy and agents.
Shoes ad offers W L Douglas oxford styles at 3.00 and 3.50 in black and tan, and Walkover shoes at 4.00 4.50 and 5.00 in the latest lasts. Cordovan shade promoted as a new tan option.
The Eclipse Shirt is sold exclusively with claims of tailor made fit and durable colorfast patterns. The message emphasizes the shirt as the sole offering and highlights its quality attributes.
Advertises Corliss Coon Collars with new styles and a sale price of two for 25 cents.
The act authorizes Caroline County to borrow up to sixty thousand dollars to cover floating indebtedness and issue coupon bonds at four percent interest, payable semi annually. Bonds range from one thousand dollars each, mature from 1916, with five bonds maturing yearly. bonds exempt from taxation. Proceeds fund notes outstanding and surplus goes to county funds. A levy beginning 1915 will cover interest and a yearly redemption levy of five thousand dollars starting 1916. The act takes effect June 1, 1915.
The 1903 Maryland act to prevent fox hunting by hounds in Caroline and Carroll Counties is repealed and reenacted with amendments. It restricts shooting or aiming at foxes except to protect poultry or when pursued by hounds in a boat. Violations incur a misdemeanor with fines from twenty five to fifty dollars. The act takes effect on a stated date. Governor Emerson C Harrington and leaders certify the act.
Tom Fogarty wins a sudden fortune of thirty thousand dollars and courts Mary Ryan, while Jimmy McCarthy vies for the same woman. Tom’s payday fuels bravado and a wild night, ending with Mary choosing loyalty over fortune, and Tom vowing to reform.
The Burmese kings claimed all teak, powering palace halls in Mandalay with pillars of teak and using the wood for ships and homes in Burma India and Europe. Tall bamboo towers over teak, trees spaced generously, three mature per acre. The wood’s durability comes from an essential oil that prevents rust in bolts and rivets when used as armor backlog.
Walton describes the nightingale as a magical creature whose sweet music from a tiny instrument-like throat can enchant a king and hint that miracles persist. He imagines a midnight listener hearing clear airs, rising and falling descants, and wonders at what God provides for the saints in heaven.
Professor F G Donnan of University College London defines an emulsion as a distribution of one liquid in another. A drop of oil shaken with water forms an emulsion with oil droplets about a thousandth of a millimeter in diameter. An oil continuous with water yields water droplets smaller, producing a butter-like emulsion. Detroit Free Press quote about ladders.
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