19 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
1
A local shop advertises white dress goods including seed veiles lace cloths organ dies white corduroy gabardines oxford cloths and white linens in various weights. Voiles and silks in wide stripes are in vogue Butterick patterns are stocked. Store closes at 7 30 daily except Saturday.
Daisy Allison plans a country house party turned picture play with Howard Ashley staging a scenario about an American heiress and English nobility. Jealousy and mismatched romance derail filming, leaving four reels finished but fraught, and the group dissolves after a chaotic finale.
A Judge asserts happiness cannot be bought but attracts wealth and improves work. Happiness fuels pleasure in tasks and optimism in workers, leading to better performance. It acts as its own reward and as a magnet for rewards, while genuine happiness remains opposed to evil.
A Richmond Times Dispatch quip shows a playful exchange about money guiding a mare. The dialogue hints at money’s influence over action and choice in a lighthearted street scene.
Jim Butterworth, a sailor with a green patched eye, buys a glass eye in Naples. In a Malay archipelago encounter with pirates aboard the Mary Robinson, butterworth’s eye spooks the pirates and helps save the ship. Captain Wainwright promotes him to third mate and warns against jokes about the eye.
A London Chronicle correspondent notes historic gender name shifts found in parish and other registers. Examples include Sir Patience Ward as 1080 London lord mayor, Eve Sliffiton in a 16th century will, Grace Hordwin in America, plus feminine Phillips and Georges and a daughter baptized Noah. A goddaughter of the Duke of Wellington was named Arthur and Effingham church bears a Timothy is wife of Richard Mabanke monument.
A speaker laments that his wife seeks his advice on all clothing purchases from hats to gloves and, in turn, asks him for the money to buy them. The exchange reflects a shared concern over control and finance in marriage.
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