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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1928
Page
6
Feature sketch of William Wrigley Jr told as a hustling youth and later soap maker turned chewing gum magnate. From McClure Newspaper Syndicate, tracing his start at fourteen, rise to wealth, and shift from soap to gum prompted by a premium misstep.
A War college file houses a vast collection from all U S wars since 1860, totaling 275 000 to 300 000 prints. It includes Civil, Indian, Spanish American and World War scenes with key items like the Wounded Knee battlefield photo taken after the battle and the 6 000 Brady Civil War photos. The World War section contains signals corps and British and Austrian images. negotiations with Germany covered about 1 200 pictures.
The term alimony derives from maintenance and nourishment concepts from Latin. After divorce or separation, alimony is an allowance from the husband’s income or estate for the wife’s sustenance or support, effectively continuing support from the former husband.
A five year old Peggy tells her mother and a minister that a stomach ache is caused by emptiness. The mother and Peggy insist the remedy is to put food in. The minister mentions a headache all day, Peggy again says it’s because it’s empty, in a vignette from Children Magazine for Parents.
Pathfinder Magazine explains that jerking is a drying method from the Peruvians term chargul, used by Great Plains Indians to cure buffalo meat. Meat is sliced into thin sheets hung to dry in sun and wind, then folded and stored in rawhide bags for winter use.
Bobby and Tom discuss a mysterious term magoway as Bobby rides his scooter outside their home. Tom asks if Bobby saw his magoway and, after a pause, Bobby retreats indoors calling his brother to explain the term.
A child Winnie asks Aunt Lois to bake cookies but she says she has no gumption. Winnie counters that grandma uses baking powder instead. The quip exposes a playful family exchange about gumption and baking terms.
The statement urges investing in thought, work, and service before expecting dividends of peace happiness and contentment, noting the world pays the living it owes when value is received. It quotes a maxim from Grit.
A brief poetic fragment speaks of grace entering the soul with the morning sun and the world waking from dawn to night, reflecting on brightness and a spiritual awakening. The lines invoke dawn imagery and a sense of inward, luminous change.
In a Virginian tale titled The Story Ch Chapter s Go Ahead a Secret Service type cowhand journeys to Loboville to rescue Stella fostered by the Mortons from outlaw hideout Robbers Roost. Stella hides as a boy, Wade schemes to force a marriage, and Godsend and Barker intervene as pistol and gunplay erupt across the Cowboys and outlaws setting.
Stella flees north after a ranch raid, leaving Wade and Barker to face danger. Go Ahead chases, while Stella forms plans with Jack Green and learns of a mysterious Eastern challenger. Kennedy presses for answers as Green reveals a rescue gun. Stella heads back toward the Roost to confront Wade, risking exposure.
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