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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
4
A devotional sermon extols love as the supreme gift surpassing tongues prophecy and faith. It outlines love’s traits such as patience generosity humility and selflessness, and speaks of love’s permanence beyond prophecy and knowledge while praising Christ the Great Physician for gentle healing and compassion.
A Houston Post reflection notes that many men harbor a built in dodging instinct which often stays dormant until they become taxpayers. It suggests that much of the world’s errors arise from circumstances that prevent people from acting as they would wish.
A European scientist creates a pure white light in a vapor electric lamp by replacing mercury with other metals. The breakthrough suggests new lighting possibilities and advances in lamp technology.
A father reads a letter from his son Sergeant Milton F. Brandenburg in France two weeks before a signing. The message asks a moral question about loyalties and whether Jeff can be as tall as Matt, hinting at dangers to homes and marriages during wartime.
The Venerable Archdeacon T. O. Shen was consecrated as bishop in Shanghai marking the first Chinese bishop in the Church of England in China. The ceremony at Our Savior Church featured bishops from the Anglican, American, Canadian, and Chung Hua Shang Kung Hu churches, with led by Bishops Molony Norris Graves and Roots Huntington lift White assisting.
In a Japanese Cape of Shime village the name means Settlement of Nymphs and women dominate the pearl trade. From age four girls dive while men stay home. Men revolt with independent diving, women impose boycott and expel men. Parliament is asked to intervene.
Lieut Sydnor Harrison recalls seasickness aboard a transport to France and a doughboy urged to deck. The Y M C A and the AEF ran over fifteen hundred huts in sectors with over three thousand secretaries in Europe. By August 1 there were fifty casualties, eleven killed on duty, and several ministers serving at the front wounded or killed.
When meeting a Roumanian delegation October M Clemenceau offered a concise tribute. He said I rise in the presence of your delegation I take my hat off to the Roumanian people I put it on again in face of the Roumanian government.
Workmen remove sandbags and scaffolding from the statue of King Charles I in Trafalgar Square. The long protected Stuart head now breathes freely, prompting speculation about motives but likely due to the statue's undeniable beauty.
A soldier muses on who bears Identification No 1 and the Stars and Stripes recalls that No 1 belonged to Sergeant Arthur B. Crean of the medical department in the infancy of the AEF. His current whereabouts and rank are not disclosed.
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