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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
4
The article stresses sunlight as the best tonic for young pigs, noting sunshine promotes health, dries and warms quarters, and suggests building designs to maximize sun exposure. It cites Ridgely Sub Experiment Station and Farmers Bulletin 438, with guidance on window placement by latitude for optimum daylight.
Potsdam is described as the Prussian Versailles, home to four palaces and founded by the great elector. Frederick the Great shaped much of its splendor, with his preserved apartments still shown to visitors. A notable treasure is a copy of Frederick's works annotated in Voltaire's handwriting.
A clipped humorous note from the Palimiorée American discusses a seafaring misstep and how a cautious approach prevents deeper trouble. The fragment suggests a cautionary tale about starting ventures prudently and avoiding overreach.
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station expert Roy H. Waite argues for using mill feeds and mixed grain to cut costs. With wheat high, oats and barley offer limited savings. corn remains useful but needs protein supplements. A practical ration with scratch and mash components is outlined and caution urged to transition gradually.
The Maryland Experiment Station reports Professor I B S Norton has developed three generations of wilt resistant strains of Stone and Greater Baltimore tomatoes. Small seed lots will be available this year for growers to plant on wilt infected soil alongside standard seed to compare yield and health.
In urging church success, a speaker argues that good roads out from church centers draw people in all seasons. Impassable roads suppress attendance and mood, underscoring the belief that better earthly travel yields better travel after death.
A Detroit Times-Press clipping notes a reader remark praising envelopes with glass fronts as great time savers. The exchange highlights how such envelopes streamline quick identification, reducing effort to open and inspect contents. The snippet captures practical office efficiency chatter.
A brief humorous item from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes a friend who marries for money. The punchline hinges on the remark that the friend is a justice of the peace, underscoring the irony.
A brief, humorous dialogue quoted from Yonters Statesman where a mother questions her daughter about encouragement from a young man named Ty who asks to learn what sort of disposition her father had. The excerpt presents a witty social moment rather than a plot event.
In a playful exchange, Miss Withers wagers on age guessing while Ife challenges risk and safety, prompting a light debate among the jury-like cast members about limits and accuracy.
A discussion on future warship design asks if bottom armor is feasible through experiments, weighing weight, buoyancy, and the shift from heavy turrets to lighter protection. It considers moving armor away from the tops and sides toward the underwater hull to resist mines and torpedoes. The piece cites naval innovation history and notes ideal outcomes depend on future testing.
The most depth recorded by a diving suit is 182 feet by the Spanish diver Angel Brostarbe who recovered 15 000 silver coins from the wreck of the Skyre steamship off Capelints terre. Pearl divers of Torres and Med terrane reach 160 feet, while Malay divers use ropes and loops for free dives to about fifty feet. A civilized man at forty two feet finds such a dive intolerable after a minute.
A fragmented mythic sketch describes the Gorgons with serpentine hair and stone gaze, noting their petrifying power and monstrous nature. One sister is claimed to be beheaded by Persens 2nd, with blood turning to serpents and haunting Libya.
An advertisement for Greater Baltimore Tomato Seed from T A Snyder Preserving Co Chicago touts the variety as large, firm, and disease resistant with strong stems and bright red color. It claims top yields, notes field performance in Indiana and Kent County, and urges orders for 1915 with limited supply and free catalogs.
Thousands seek lasting relief from back and kidney pain and find it in Doan's Kidney Pills. In Denton Maryland F C Brown, a carpenter, reports strong cure after using the remedy years ago, confirming his prior endorsement and urging others to try the same treatment for persistent kidney and back issues.
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