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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1924
Page
2
Denton Journal page two lists figures Doward Melvin Henj and I Johnson Melvin Johnson Palma involved in an unidentified entry. The fragment references names and page context without clear event details or dates.
Easton Star-Democrat urges the First District Democrats to renominate Representative T. Alan Goldsborough without opposition. It praises his two terms in Congress, noting earnest, diligent service, conservative conduct, and strong alignment with current national legislation, hoping for continued representation without contest.
Editorial notes argue the Teapot Dome oil lease remains valuable despite rumors of a bad bargain. Sinclair interests arrived in Cheyenne as the federal suit to annul the lease proceeds, and defense suggests continued prospects of a vast fortune, contradicting insinuations of surrender.
A report lists students by class level who have attended all days of the semester and those with no tardies since opening. Seniors include Frederick Norris Ruth Bell Reba Rice Edith Straughn Evelyn Towers with others. juniors, sophomores, and freshmen names follow, detailing attendance and punctuality notes for the term.
Dorchester County Farm Bureau wins a contract for 1700 acres of tomatoes around Cambridge and Church Creek. Prices per basket vary by delivery date: 324 cents up to August 1 6th, 30 cents from August 17th to 21st, and 274 cents after August 21st. This acreage is over one third of the 1924 Farm Bureau total. outside the pool, about 500 acres are contracted at 25 cents.
In sad but loving remembrance of Pratt T Tay lor, who departed this life March 23, lingered in sorrow. Farewell dear husband, sweet be thy rest from toil and pain. His busy hands are folded, his work on earth is done, God has taken you to the land of peace and rest. From a world of pain and sorrow to eternal rest. -Loving Wife.
Poet Douglas Malloch reflects on social eating and wealth in a verse about a mother who loves hosting large dinners. The refrain The more the dishes echoes the idea that abundance creates more work, while wealth requires effort to maintain and does not solve life’s deeper pains.
A homeless man asks a woman for food and shelter and she tells him she will provide supper, help with chores, and tidy the yard. He replies that he is a hobo and clarifies he is not her husband, creating a mistaken identity moment reported by Philadelphia Ledger.
The notice states payment in cash on day of sale and that title papers are at the purchaser's expense.
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