19 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
1
A promotional piece urges young men to save money and buy life insurance. Citing James J. Hill, it argues saving funds now ensures security in later life and presents Continental Life Insurance Company representative Mr. F Rawlins Camper in Denton as contact.
A 1920 tale follows Lenore Rosetby a young actress and Jack Temple a Wall Street mogul. He offers to fund her career, she rebuffs then accepts his old heart, and they reunite choosing a future together. Their shared dream echoes childhood beach scenes as ships loom in the horizon.
A reflective Exchange note urges keeping busy as the path to contentment and progress. It argues that early action wards off worry, senses of coldness, and idle time, while daily output benefits self and the world. The piece links productivity with joy and future security.
A historic Vienna cross known as Splinnerfin am Kreuz stands south of the city. Tourists flock for city panora ic views. The current cross, over five centuries old, replaced an earlier crucifix placed by a crusade wife who spun daily to fund its erection.
In a prison report the prisoner says during the melee he was in an adjacent alley. Authorities note the statement aims to place the incident location and clarify his movements. The testimony could affect subsequent proceedings.
A J H W Colwell report in the Journal of the Patent Office Society describes a wing only design where hollow fuselage is avoided. The trussed wing spars engine housing and fuel tanks are enclosed within the lifting surface, creating a deep center and tapered tips to minimize external drag and keep the pilot inside the wing.
Phillip Merrill and secretary Marjory Cowles plot a fake marriage to secure a loan from Uncle James. The plan backfires when James arrives, exposes the ruse, and consents to the loan on one condition: Phillip must marry Marjory. The pair capitulate to love as Uncle James departs with a kiss.
A description recalls Aldermaon Boydell offering Sir Joshua Reynolds a hundred guineas to transform a childlike painting into a Puck for her Shakespeare gallery. The president noted that a few hours of cheerful work gave the picture its final character, as told by Wilfred Whitten in The Friendly Town.
A crushed account describes a Strangely Crafted board near St Leonard England in 1891 built from concrete blocks three feet thick with a 625 square foot surface. The golden squares hold rubies and the silver squares hold diamonds. costs exceed 90000 dollars and the board is said to be the most valuable ever seen.
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