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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
1
In a Twin Ster bunk house scene, Warper disappears after supper. Pepper asks about him, Mason, Sanford, and Prole discuss the missing young member amid rumors of trouble and secrecy. The tone mirrors a rough, social frontier setting with colorful nicknames and wary observers.
Bert Harper gambled away the wedding funds saved from his thirty dollars a month and faced ruin. His Twin Star companions secretly arranged to fund the wedding after Elsie Davidson forgave him. At a surprise ceremony, Bert and Elsie wed with Jink Prole as best man and the circle of ranch friends celebrating their hasty, heartfelt reconciliation.
A. L. Hodges argues in the Chicago Record-Herald that if humans had keener senses we could perceive wavelengths beyond sight and sound, from ultraviolet to X rays and beyond. He envisions a world where eyes detect invisible colors, ears hear unseen vibrations, and touch feels minute air particles, transforming our understanding of nature.
In London, George Robey explains he keeps makeup on while traveling by car across the city. He recalls a night when a driver slept and a near collision occurred, prompting the passenger to question the makeup while the driver defends the comic star in a humorous exchange.
A German pessimist, Schopenhauer, recounts a dinner with a gentleman and Prussian officers. An officer asks why he places a Frederic under his plate, and Schopenhauer explains he vowed to give the coin to a beggar the first time he dined with the military without hearing talk of women and horses. Fifty years pass with no call to honor the vow.
The New York Sun warns that Salmadina bank just outside Cartagena harbor is a deadly navigational hazard. Four miles long and two wide, it lies with barely twelve feet of water and fluctuating waves. Buoys cannot be kept in place due to hurricanes, threatening ships plying these waters.
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