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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1917

Page

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Denton Readers Endorse Doan’s Kidney Pills Again

Denton residents have long praised Dean's kidney pills and a local contractor, F. Brown of Second St, confirms the remedy for backache and kidney disorders. He first praised them in 1911 and again in 1916, noting continued effectiveness and local availability at Denton Drug Co. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.

Denton Dean F. ©. Brown Second St Doan Brown Denton Drug Co Dan Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N. Y

Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland

Notice to creditors that the subscriber in Caroline County has obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland letters testamentary on the personal estate of the deceased. The notice requests proper claims set forth in the will or law within a prescribed period.

Caroline county Orphans’ Court Maryland

Concord Campmeeting Sealed Bid Call on Grounds

Concord campmeeting committee will meet on Saturday, June 30, at 2 p m to receive sealed bids for privileges including Bread tent, Boarding tent, Horse pound, and Auto yard. Sealed bids for grounds work and transportation per mile are invited. Committee may reject any or all bids. Harry H Nuttle, Secretary.

Concord campmeeting HARRY H. NUTTLE

Subscribe for the Journal and Get County News

A local notice invites readers to subscribe to the Journal to receive all county news. The offer highlights comprehensive coverage of regional events, politics, and public notices. Subscriptions promise timely reporting and uninterrupted delivery across the county.

JOURNAL

John Wesley Temple Farm Real Estate Sale in Templeville

Public sale of the John Wesley Temple Farm in Templeville Caroline County Maryland on June 23 1917 between 1 and 3 pm. The property totals 1838 10 acres offered in six parcels with various frontages and fron t road access plus a 40 acre adjoining wood tract. Terms: one fourth cash then three installments on Jan 1 1918 1919 and 1920. Auction by James Temple with Harvey L Cooper attorney in fact.

Jesse P. Warren Annie L. Warren Templeville Caroline county Maryland Banting Templeville-Barclay road M. Zion JOHN WESLEY TEMPLE M. Zion road Templeville- Barclay road Templeville cemetery Barclay Templeville road Templevile Templeville-Barca Caroline on Knotts & Davis Harvey L. Cooper Denton JAMES TEMPLE

The Parasol and the Navy Recruit

Rhoda, a countryside volunteer, bonds with a wounded navy recruit while nursing him through a staged injury. She learns his true identity as John Radcliff of Boston, and he confesses a ruse meant to win her affection, complicating their budding romance amid looming war.

Rhoda Jobn Radcliff Boston John Rachel

Tomorrow War Play Brings Star Actor and Love Twist

Rhoda and Jack Clifton, famed actor, navigate deceit and romance as he vows to return. The staged war drama touches on courage, illusion, and the pull of true love as ships depart and letters seal fates. Rhoda waits by the sea, hopeful for his return.

Jack Clifton Rhoda goodby

Life at the White House and its democratic glare

The article examines the White House as a status symbol and stage for American democracy advising that power is shared with the people. It recalls early receptions with knifed guests and guards, notes the evolution of handshakes, and cites anecdotes from diplomats about aristocratic trappings clashing with egalitarian ideals.

White House White Houses Jackson hackman Washington Boston Tyler Harrison Rhodes Harper’s Magazine

Fixing the Guilt in a Comic Exchange

A brief, humorous dialogue style item from a Boston Transcript column notes a joke by two boarders about egg prices. The old boarder mocks the claim of scarcity causing high prices, while the dealer blames scarcity for the cost.

Boston Transcript

One Man Overcomes a Nation

Jean Augot, a French merchant in African and East Indian trade, died in 1651. After Portuguese seizures, he outfitted an armed fleet that blockaded Lisbon until Portugal compensated his losses. He rose to immense wealth, but later fell into poverty due to speculation and money lent to the French king.

Jean Augot Lisbon Portugal France

Salls Only the Best

A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes a grocer who vows to sell only items in perfect condition, illustrating a sharp take on quality and calories in food. The humorous exchange reflects a vendor’s stance on product standards and customer expectations.

Birmingham Age-Herald

A Strategic Retreat

John asks about the proletariat and Mary reacts with astonishment in a quoted Baltimore American exchange. The brief dialogue hints at social or political themes within a domestic setting and media reflection.

John Mary Baltimore

To His Task Women and Men Duel at Home Front

A brief Louisville Courier Journal line notes a domestic dispute quip about driving nails and manicuring them. The exchange contrasts gendered labor with wry humor. No single event or named individuals are detailed beyond the paper’s quote.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Wise men change their minds if they grow wiser Life

A brief aphorism noting that true wisdom brings revision of beliefs as understanding deepens, implying intellectual humility and ongoing learning.

Edison story on whisky ruin and lost talent

A Coler’s Weekly tale quotes Thomas Edison praising a prodigious worker whose memory and speed impressed him. The man vanished for two weeks then reappeared in rags, confessing he could not stand prosperity and asking to be given his old job with a salary cut. He later stayed unemployed for a long period.

Thomas A. Edison Edison Coler’s Weekly

How to Please Your Employer

The Brook lyn Eagle advises showing spirit to please an employer. Do not be imposed upon and push back when asked for extra work. If caught slacking, justify with humanity. The piece ends warning a raise is possible but a boot may follow.

Brooklyn Eagle

The Plattsburg Man on Military Security Lines

A Plattsburg Man explains troop camp security using bee hive analogies. He defines the line of observation, line of outguards, line of supports, and the reserve as successive defensive layers. The piece emphasizes structured defense and chain of protection around a camp.

Arizona Plattsburg

Insects and Crops Losses Prompt Bird Police Boost

An annual U S crop loss from insects is estimated at 61.2 billion dollars prompting calls to expand bird police. The suggestion argues more birds would reduce pests and protect agriculture.

United States

Truth is mighty the rest of that quotation

A brief exchange snips the famous line about truth and quotes a partial line, noting the rest of the quotation is scarce. The fragment suggests a dialogue on truth and its perceived power.

Dix

Florida of Russia Horrors of Its Great War

The piece surveys Crimea as a Florida of Russia, noting its geography, population of 855000 mainly Tartars, and diverse industries. It recounts Crimea’s history from Scythian rule to Russian annexation in 1783, the Crimean War centered at Sebastopol, and Florence Nightingale’s nurse legacy.

Black sea Russia Crimea aga peninsula Pereckop gulf sea of Azov National Geographic society Washington geographic research Florida Europe New Hampshire Vermont California Portugal Cochin China America Riviera Aegean Crimean Crim England France Turkey Sebastopol Tolstoy Florence Nightingale Livadia Hardby Alexander III

Have the Habit

A buyer asks about late trains and a suburban real estate agent replies that all trains are generally late, illustrating a wry Philadelphia Record tone about property dealings and commuter delays.

Philadelphia Record

Mayflower Ancestry Quip Echoes Through Conversation

A witty exchange centers on the luck of ancestors arriving aboard the Mayflower. The dialogue pokes at modern immigration rules and contrasts coarse and fine distinctions, with a nod to Al’s role in breaking the banter.

Becoming dress leads to a witty bill exchange

A wife praises a new dress as becoming while the establishment head jokes the bill will come to him. The saying notes that great men start ventures from belief in their greatness while fools think them easy, attributed to Bacon.

Vav ven

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F. B. Nuttle Nuttle Hardware Co Denton, Maryland Ford f. o. b. Detroit DENTON AUTO CO Jenneller t Jenton ADAH M. ATWELL HENRY R. LEWIS Adah M. Atwell Concord James Thomas John Kane PARKER pps Red Cross society navy bse Barney tiis frank Crimean Peninsula Lucky Puck
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