23 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1901
Page
1
A fragmentary poem style notice evokes winds across hills and plains, describing a fire sale auction with imagery of snow and stars. It references wind names and vast landscapes while pleading for a loved one to rest amid the spectacle.
MacIntosh vows to reform Barclay a drinker and wins a bet after escorting him on a hunting trip. In a deserted Texas settlement a rattler and eight snakes along with a centipede terrify Barclay while Macintosh protects him, keeping faith overnight. Barclay promises sobriety and marries Miss Cunningham. Macintosh gets no credit for the deed.
Michigan Experiment Station reports uniform crop requirements on muck land. Stable manure proves most effective. leached ashes and sand have mixed outcomes. Two tons per acre of lime reduce yield. Complete fertilizers fail to justify large purchases. unreached wood ashes and rock phosphate with potash show promising results.
A newspaper anecdote recalls P D Armour advising youth to stay hopeful and active. A young man, inspired to “hold his head high,” steps out and falls into a coal hole, breaking a leg. The clergyman and Armour react with humor, and Armour funds the youth’s return to work by placing him in a newsstand business.
A New York Press item describes a curious change purse of pure Indian origin from the Aztecas. Two leather disks form an inner pocket sewn at the edge with a small opening, then mounted between two larger disks with a shared arc cut away. Turning the inner pocket reveals or conceals openings, making coins secure and removable only when aligned.
A reflective piece on talk as a form of speech free from duty, likened to thinking aloud. It argues talk builds mutual kindness, entertains, and strengthens bonds when pursued with goodwill rather than heavy stakes, highlighting the joy of genuine conversation.
A nobleman insists on his head gardener taking a lazy young apprentice. The gardener, amused, reports the lad is thriving by doing the work he suits him best—chasing snails off the walks. London Answers.
In a terse exchange the two figures reference Welsaker’s announced plan to discuss several public issues from a high naval plane. The dialogue hints at interest and uncertainty about the old zecter and an Indianapolis dress note.
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