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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1930
Page
3
This study outlines the seven parables and the conditions of heart that yield or hinder the Word. It details the sower as Christ, and the four soils the wayside, stony, thorny, and good ground, plus the purpose of parabolic teaching and its fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy.
A reflective passage cites Doctor Custer praising God as a source of strength and peace. It emphasizes surrender to divine protection, noting that God’s stretched arms offer support even in deepest sinking moments. The tone is reverent and exhortative, affirming faith.
A brief philosophical note citing Bishop Westcott defines love as the simple desire for another's highest good and as the expression of a spirit of self surrender.
The Journal presents a crowded horizontal and vertical crossword inviting readers to solve clues like dark fur, a famous gladiator, and many geographic and linguistic terms. The puzzle blends historical language with stray notes and ends with the note that the solution appears in the next issue.
New York reports a 1000 woman poll by AutoStrop Safety Razor official Charles M. Pritzker questions whether moustaches and beards boost charm and marital prospects. He notes business success favors men who strop razors nightly, but final verdict on romance awaits.
A bulletin from the American Research Foundation rejects the single food theory. Humans need a wide variety of foods to obtain all essential elements for health. The report notes fat is necessary for energy and cites wholesome margarine as supplying heat and energy equal to other fats.
Mme. Tussaud founded the wax exhibitions in London after being taken to Paris in childhood. Born in Bern in 1760, she learned wax modeling, portrayed many French luminaries, married a Frenchman named Tussaud, later separated, moved to London with a portion of her collection, and established a permanent chamber of horrors.
Chicago. Esther Acker Fischer, a nationally known dietitian, says ninety percent of American babies have rickets in some form. She warns of under nourishment and poor feeding practices, urging mothers to consult physicians and provide sun exposure and cod liver oil to prevent and treat the disease.
Washington dispatch notes that fats make up about one third of the average American diet. Dr J B Abbott of the Margarine Manufacturers Institute explains people often eat fat unwittingly through cake coatings, dressings, meats, milks, and margarine products. The message is blunt: dieters may struggle to avoid fat as it is widespread in common foods.
A fragment presents contrasts about women and behavior with lines about gentleness and purity. A doctor is cited as unshockable, and a common claim divides women into those who chase men and those who wish to be pursued. The excerpt reads like a colloquial, gendered reflection.
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