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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1930
Page
7
A neighborhood girl named Cary places suet in a lilac bush to feed winter birds. Mr Nut hatch and Mrs Blue Jay stay north, others join, and a suet club forms with Chickadee and family joining, sharing bread crumbs and suet during the cold season.
A collection of jokes and riddles with puns and wordplay. Includes Limestone in the sea, cold child snowstorm, chair satin, familial relation puzzles, lazy tall people joke, eye nose riddle, horse and gear line, and music pricing pun about choir versus quire.
A three year old named Richard is described as the possessor of a six month old brindle bulldog. The pup is mischievous and so is Richard. The mother finds a freshly iced cake in a deplorable condition, and Richard blames the dog saying the dog did it.
The article states there is little evidence of day spires on American churches by Sir Christopher Wren and notes he never visited the United States. It lists early churches such as Christchurch Philadelphia 1727 St Philip Charleston 1733 St Paul New York 1767 and St Michael Charleston 1752 with Gibbs linked to several designs.
The article argues the best farming system yields the greatest net income. It explains the hidden profits of skim milk kept on the farm after cream separation and the higher cost of producing whole milk for market. Including calculations, it urges farmers to consider by products and livestock to maximize profit.
Iowa State Agricultural College tests show a mechanical milking system saves 60 percent in time and 25 percent in costs versus hand milking. The De Laval Bureau of Dairying reports the full milking process including cleaning can be completed in half the time, with labor savings outweighing machine costs and reducing drudgery.
Poorly designed separators waste skim milk fat on many farms. Despite work by agricultural colleges and county agents, De Laval reports faulty machines as cream thieves. A state contesting association found separators losing about $50 monthly, while hogs sell for 8 to 12 dollars per hundred weight.
A clipped line from a Los Angeles page notes a pithy saying about sin and resilience: a man’s misdeeds may exile him briefly, yet he will return in a minute. The item reflects the paper’s compact humor column rather than a full story.
Description of Great American Harbor Key West as the greatest natural harbor south of New York with ample space for ships and many nations represented by flags on merchant vessels. Also notes chain of Seville final resting place for Columbus with multiple relocations from Santa Maria de las Cuevas to Santa Domingo, Havana, and Seville Cathedral.
The motto Dieu et Mon Droit meaning God and my right was linked to Richard I in 11098 and later revived for the royal coat of arms in 1340 by Edward II, reflecting a historic English-French claim and the crown’s enduring symbolism.
A fragment quotes Mme Necker on tyranny arising from lower human faculties overruling higher ones, reflecting a philosophical critique of moral restraint and self governance. The line evokes early modern thought on reason, impulse, and social order.
The feature presents a simple casual sports ensemble for women featuring a pleated skirt, mannish blouse, and a scarf draped over shoulders. The scarf-cape detaches for tennis or golf and reappears for tea. sleeves adjust with extended armholes and back-crossed straps. Pattern No. 5117 in sizes 14 to 42 offered at 50 cents.
Orphans' Court for Caroline County files matter of the estate of James H Nichols deceased. True Copy test by J Inwin Harwood Register of Wills. judges Richard T West Elisha H Harper William J Shawn presiding.
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