26 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
1
The ad promotes white dress fabrics and summer materials including seed voiles lace cloths organ dies white corduroy gabardines oxford cloths and white linens in various weights. It notes new striped voiles and silks and urges customers to buy before stock runs out. Butterick patterns are in stock and store closes at 7 30 pm daily except Saturday.
A tale of a man lured by a vampire aboard a summer trip shows Edward Grant falling under her spell, leaving wife Margie Fleetwood and son Harry to confront a long struggle. Grant is restored after Harry secretly imprisons him, and the vampire departs never to return.
At Quince Harbor Widow Rowell and Em Bevis compete for Ananias Sline as his airship trial sails under a moonlit sky. A wax passenger decoy hides stolen bank money. Ananias returns, surrendered, after the craft crashes. The two widows seek bail, while Ananias laments his worthiness for either.
A Detroit Free Press item quotes a light exchange on life insurance and value after loss. The dialogue notes husbands keeping premiums ready for gowns or hats and compares a silver plated butter dish worth more after theft, reflecting on perceived value and common misprisions.
A Baltimore American quotation laments unknown quantity clauses and warns that attempting to borrow may backfire. The fragment also muses that early austerity brings fear and a moth like symbol of safety.
In 1815 Tom Moore began the oriental romance Lalla Rookh. The Pall Mall Gazette notes an unusual contract with Longman to pay Moore 8,000 guineas for the eastern poem and to publish it without power to demand changes or alterations at the author’s convenience.
Hindu married women wear nose rings of varying value from simple gold wire to those set with diamonds. The nose ring is described as a hallowed object and comments belittling it may be seen as implying the husband’s death.
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