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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
3
Inspectors from the United States Department of Agriculture urge using churn numbers to sort butter by score. Defects include old cream fibers and musty taste, tameness and tef notes cited. With churn numbers, receivers could separate lots by score, preventing whole shipments from suffering due to a single poor tub.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges dairy factories to reuse exhaust steam, which retains about 90 percent of heat, for pasteurizing ink and cream and sterilizing equipment. Specialists say use during fuel shortages reduces costs, with free guidance available from USDA Washington, DC.
The article argues that a bull's breeding value cannot be judged by a few daughters or early performance. It states that the true measure lies in high average production across all daughters, which requires at least four years to assess, not just two or three. The emphasis is on long term evaluation of hereditary quality.
Advice warns thorough washing and sterilizing of the cream separator after each use. Residual milk or cream particles can act as a starter to hasten souring, so cleanliness is essential to prevent spoilage.
A short note on cattle care urges cows to have freedom from confinement, ample exercise, fresh air, and clean water. It stresses warm stables as essential and highlights welfare basics for livestock.
The article critiques a renowned American surgeon, arguing thorough diagnosis starts with the patient’s symptoms and the root cause. It emphasizes following the chain of facts to the bottom, using the proverb about a shoe and the horse to illustrate how small failures cascade into loss.
The article argues for optimism about a future utopian era. It contrasts optimists and pessimists, discusses evolution versus revolution, and presents the minister's view that a new heaven and earth will arise through Christ, with the Son of Man appearing to judge and establish righteousness.
A concise exhortation on faith and personal capability centered on the biblical phrase I can do all things through Christ who strengtheneth me. The passage encourages believers to rely on divine strength for every task and season of life.
A Chicago Tribune reader recounts visiting a hotel during a honeymoon. They entered a dining room at dinner to hear Lohengrin’s Wedding March, drawing stares as the only newlyweds. The meal’s details were unclear, and the couple remained the attraction throughout the meal.
Two men accused of larceny were en route to Michigan City. One had stolen a hog and the other a watch. After an hour they chatted and the hog thief asked the time, receiving the reply that it was almost feeding time for the hog.
The Interchurch World Movement of North America unites evangelical denominations to coordinate resources. It preserves autonomy while forming a global budget and shared campaign, reducing duplication and funding conflicts. Its aims are world surveys, cooperative machinery, and advisory services to direct mission funding wisely.
Taxpayers must file by March 15 with Form 1000 or 1040 based on net income. Returns are required for single filers with $1000+ or married couples $2000+ even without tax due. Joint or separate returns necessary for households with dependents. Residents of Maryland file with the collector.
An article discusses a proposed social reform by prominent women in London aiming to revive the practice of young ladies going out under the supervision of married women. It questions broad success, noting that the bachelor girl has become established and may remain in English society.
At the Rahteben exhibition in Westminster England hundreds of books on display were bound in unusual materials. One volume is bound in an old feather glove with fingers spread across the front cover forming part of the title. Other bindings include brown hose trouserings velveteen and corduroy.
England's Mad Poet, Nathaniel Bee, an English dramatist from Hertfordshire, educated at Westminster and Cambridge, wrote about a dozen tragedies. His best known work The Rival Queens (1684) later called Alexander the Great features the famous line about paradoxical praise. He collaborated with Dryden on The Duke of Guise (1682) and became insane in 1651, spending five years in a lunatic asylum.
Eight thousand Swiss soldiers entered French service in the war with 7,700 killed and 300 survivors, many wounded. A thousand delayed a German advance at Verdun one day, with only one among them killed. About fifty years ago a poem about Armold von Winkelrled and the tale of SVH Ham Sell appeared in school readers, shaping American schooling as Life notes.
A man in Blezer, frustrated after his barber turn was taken, questions aloud if a man who leaves and returns immediately is still considered to be in line. He had visited a saloon and drank beer before returning. The scene reflects tensions among patrons in a small town barber shop.
Telephone Bullock announces Bargain House No 187 and a residence on Gay Street in Denton with date notation 1-10-3m. The brief item locates a business listing and an address awaiting inquiries.
Dentistry in all its branches at prices that for workmanship and quality of material cannot be equaled in the city or elsewhere. We can furnish teeth at any price. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments by mail or phone.
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