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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
6
A sermon on Genesis themes centers Joseph as a model of kindness to family, devotion to God, and thoughtful provision. It highlights Jacob's trust in God, love expressed through affection, and the enduring hope that God will lead the family to the promised land, even after Joseph’s death.
The text extols the gift of the angel of Hope, praising her guiding light in darkness and her ready help and cheerful encouragement in misfortune. It uses religious imagery to assure faith and resilience.
A concise reflection on inner equilibrium and self harmony inspired by Humboldt's notion of a regulated mind achieving natural tone and unity within.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and partial words including mythical and scientific terms. the puzzle mix features verbs, nouns, and adjectives for fill in, with a solved example for Puzzle No 9 given as fir
A simple strawberry cake with Bavarian cream filling. Cream butter and sugar, fold in eggs and flour with milk, bake 350 F for 30 to 40 minutes, cool and hollow center. Fill with lemon scented strawberry gelatine whipped cream and berries, garnish with whipped cream and berries. Serves six.
Executor Wesley F. Thawley offers at public sale on premises near Denton Holiness Camp Ground items from William E. Scott estate. Sale starts 10 a.m. rain or shine and includes household goods, furniture, tools, vehicles, farm implements, and more. Auctioneer James Temple conducts the sale.
The article recalls Peter Henlein of Nuremberg as the first watchmaker around 1500 who created pocket clocks powered by a mainspring. Early watches were bulky, called turnips or Nuremberg eggs, lacked crystals and minute hands, and used hour chimes. They spread across Europe as jewelry for the wealthy, with royalty like Queen Elizabeth owning them.
The supreme legislative authority rests with Parliament dominated by the House of Commons. The king opens sessions and can veto laws in theory, but practice requires royal sanction only after Parliament approves. The monarch's real power lies in personal influence over ministers.
A New York Times writer notes that Amazonian Indians made rubber goods directly from tree sap by coagulating latex on forms. European methods evolved to process crude latex, needing kneading and chewing in mills, producing goods that are not always superior to the savages' tough Amazon rubber items.
A Literary Digest writer notes the thyroid is a well known internal gland whose enlargement causes goiter. The thyroid sits in the neck above the windpipe and releases a hormone regulating energy production. Hidden near it are four parathyroid glands, rice grain sized, once overlooked by early anatomists.
A historical note on the tuxedo birth in the early 1900s linking its appearance in New York pleasure halls to the Cloth Speaners and Buttonhole Makers societies. It describes the fashion pairing with embroidered shirt fronts white satin waistcoats ties and diamond studs and ties the term to cheap tailors and Pierre Lorillard’s exclusive resort.
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of the Denton courthouse on Dry Street south side parcels 1 2 and 3 in Caroline County Maryland. The property includes Lot A and adjacent lots with specified frontages and depths described in early 1900s deeds. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance within six months with interest or all cash. Purchaser bears title papers and U S stamps.
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County Equity No. 3410 Chy the sale of property in CALVIN HARRINGTONs assignment report is ratified and confirmed unless opposed by July 22. A copy of the order must run in Caroline county newspapers for four weeks before June 21. The report notes sales totaling $2100. True copy on file with Clerk T Clayton Horsey.
The saying highlights how small daily choices shape overall character and outcomes. It emphasizes that minor actions accumulate to determine whether life leans toward good or evil.
In equity case No 3398 Chancery, Chancery order dated June 16 confirms sale by CHARLES B HARRISON Trustee. Unless shown to contrary by Aug 19, a copy must run in a Caroline county newspaper for four weeks before July 19. Reported sale price is 307000 dollars.
Notice states dead horses, mules, and cows on farm premises will be removed promptly at no charge. Contact Eastern Shore Rendering Company in Hillsboro for service.
Delinquent state and county taxes from 1935 and 1936 on listed real estate will be offered for public sale at 2 p.m. at the Court House door in Denton Maryland. Properties include all buildings and improvements and will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
Thirty two acres and buildings assessed to Ralph M Garrett located by road near Denton, bounded by Charles V Shaffer lands and former James F E Baines tract, occupied by Garrett. Taxes and penalties total 68 56 dollars, costs of sale to be added.
Lot 57 with 100 foot frontage on Fifth Street Denton is assessed to the heirs of W W Thomas and occupied by Clarence Thomas with taxes and penalties 82 36. An adjacent 100 acres woodland on the Burrsville to Anthony's Mill road is assessed to Lillie H Jones Fulton and formerly occupied by Thurman Garretts saw mill with taxes and penalties 20 44.
Eighth District lot and buildings assessed to M Arthur Hubbard at American Corner adjoining land of Anna Laignier and others. Taxes and costs due, with interest accruing to sale day. If unpaid by Tuesday June 22 1937 the Treasurer will sell, per Acts of Assembly, in Caroline County. Advertised in Greensboro Enterprise Federalsburg Times Caroline Sun.
Order dated May 20 by Calvin Harrington as assignee directs ratification of a sale report showing $4000 in proceeds. Parties Perry E Slilligan and Ida Milligan must show cause by July 22 or allow the order to stand, with a newspaper publication in Caroline county for four weeks before June 21. True Copy-tTest.
In Equity No 3411 Chy W Brewster Deen as Assignee to John Irwin and Lucy Irwin owners The court orders the sale to be shown not later than August 12 1937 provided a copy of this order is published in a Caroline county newspaper once weekly for four weeks before July 12 1937 The report states the sale amount at 3275.00 T Clayton Horsey.
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