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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
3
Noted Chicago lawyer discusses health habits for professionals. He cites longevity data favoring soldiers sailors and farmers and argues that leaner figures and lighter meals extend life. He notes executives often eat two meals daily and avoid heavy, rich foods to keep body organs from overworking.
An old editorial urges milk as the best child drink but suggests disguising it with mixed drinks to avoid distaste. It provides recipes for iced cocoa and egg nog style beverages using evaporated milk, cocoa, water, sugar, vanilla, and optional fruit juices or sherry, with serving tips and portions.
The record notes that Alor A No 1 signified first class condition for the equipment and ship, based on Lloyds ship classifications by the English Insurance association.
Guidance on using white soap to avoid thick lather and arranging candles between pots. Describes lather quality, dryness of candles, and achieving a steady even burn without dripping a fume.
A cryptic Duluth Emerald Blurbs item notes a final test of good manners amid mutrhueny. The fragment mentions the paper’s play on words and hints at social conduct standards, with no clear events, dates, or named persons readable.
In 18th century New York Robert Ormerod and Darby McGraw hear of pirate Captain Murray, great-uncle to Robert, pursuing a Spanish treasure ship. After battles, betrayals, and a brutal siege at Skeleton Island, Murray is mortally wounded by Pew the blind man aboard the fort, uttering Jacobite lines as he dies.
A fragmentary dialogue unfolds with Murray referenced as dead and a bold remark that it may be lucky for him. The scene hints at a tense escape or plan as characters discuss a dangerous turn, with one voice urging action and another clarifying a grim turn of events.
In Caroline county equity court the sale reported by W Brewster Deen trustee is ratified and confirmed unless objections are shown by July 24. A copy of the order must run in a Caroline county newspaper for four consecutive weeks before June 2. The report lists sales at 1015 dollars. GEO A Dearyne, Clerk.
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