David and Jonathan and Saul's Jealous Fury
A compact study of David’s rise, Jonathan’s bold plea, and Saul’s jealousy driven by fear and envy. It links David’s fidelity to God’s anointed king, Jonathan’s courage, and Saul’s spiraling rage with lessons on divine discipline and the dangers of envy.
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Samuel
David
Saul
Jonathan
God
Jehovah
Israel
Goliath
Michal
Satan
John
Naboth
Talley rand's Humble Claim in French Revolution Tale
Louis XVIII praised Talleyrand for his influence then asked how he first overthrew the Directory and then Bonaparte. Talley rand answered with amusing self depreciation saying he had nothing to do with it and that something about him brings ill luck to governments that neglect him.
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Talleyrand
Louis XVIII
Bonaparte
Wanted a Carver
A brief cartoon caption from the Pittsburgh Post shows a man seeking guidance on pest control for his corn, asking if a corn club member can advise on how to deal with the pesky pests. The dialogue highlights rural expertise and agricultural humor.
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Pittaborgh Post
Caring for a Broody Hen for Best Hatch Outcomes
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station advises selecting a good broody hen with maternal instinct and health, avoiding laying breeds. Keep her in a quiet, spacious nest with soft material, dust for lice, provide regular feed and water, and limit eggs to about thirteen in winter or fifteen in summer depending on hen and egg size.
Disease spreads with warm weather in Maryland
Outbreaks of hoof and mouth disease continue in Maryland and neighboring states, with 39 farms across 10 counties reporting losses totaling 1,472 animals. A pure bred Guernsey herd in Haddonfield New Jersey valued over 50 000 dollars was wiped out. The piece urges strict farm quarantine, reporting of new stock, and cooperation with the State Livestock Sanitary Board and U S Department of Agriculture, plus guidance from Dr S J Buckley on preventing spread, and advises farmers to assess soil needs and plant foods for profitable returns.
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Maryland
Guernsey
Haddonfield
New Jersey
State Experiment Station
S. 3. Buckley
Buckley
Texperiment Station
State Livestock Sanitary Board
U. S. Department of Agriculture i
Too Deep For Him BurK Bubisher Reveals Views
A Bubisher announces his views and sums up his position with the remark Life's a joke as a big American friend cites a noted poet. The publisher is still exploring the remark and its meaning in New York.
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Bubisher
Ulisher
New York
Fragmentary theater note on realism and timing
A terse postscript from the Richmond Times Dispatch discusses a wall scene between acts. It notes twenty years are imagined to pass and criticizes the management for aiming to heighten realism.
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Richimond Times- Dispatchb
Trimming the Barber and a Humble Lesson
A brief, quirky note from the Philadelphia Bulletin reflecting a barbershop exchange about safety razors and a shared sentiment that every effort toward self improvement is a lesson in humility. The fragment hints at community chatter and practical purchases in a local setting.
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Me Algal
Allgail
Philadelphia Bulletin
Rules for spotting pickpockets by Chicago detectives
An article from the Baltimore American outlines how Chicago detectives identify pickpockets. It describes two body types, ages eighteen to thirty five, soft hands and long fingers, shifting eyes, pallid or drug affected complexions, and a temperament that is wary yet obsequious. It notes they dress inconspicuously and avoid identifiable attire.
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Civil Service
Chicago
Amerlen
First U S Election Aboard Washington Presidency
In the first presidential election only eleven of thirteen states voted directly as North Carolina and Rhode Island were not in the Union. Handsome fears from Hamilton about Adams plotting to deny Washington election led messengers to Virginia Connecticut New Jersey. News lag delayed Virginia counties from reporting earlier.
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Washington
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Pennnsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
New York
House
Senate
Alexander Hamity
John Adams
House of Representatives
Hamilton
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Terra Cotta in Arts and Architecture Across Ages
Terra cotta, meaning baked earth, used by Greeks, Michelangelo, and Japanese artists for statues, busts, bowls, and imitation bronze. In trades, architectural ornaments over eight inches square are terra cotta while smaller forms are ornamental brick. Della Robbia ware and English usage since Henry VIII show its durability and color variety. lighter than stone and moldable into delicate designs.
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Michaelangelo
Michelangelo
Italy
England
Henry VIII
New York Telegram
Condors Roost High at Brooklyn Children's Museum
Two splendid condor specimens occupy a glass case in the Brooklyn Children’s Museum bird room. The mature birds stand three and a half feet tall with a nine foot wingspan. Condors inhabit the Andes in Calle and Peru, favoring perpetual snow levels and treacherous 10,000 to 15,000 foot cliffs during breeding season. The female lays two white eggs about four inches long, with hatchlings appearing after seven weeks in late winter.
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Children’s Museum
Brooklyn
Andes
Calle
Peru
Anna B. Gallup
Museum News
Trapping Baboons as Described by Hagenbeck
Hagenbeck details trapping baboons in huts built like savage dwellings. Food lures them inside, a trapdoor seals, and outside baboons howl for escape. Trapped primates thrash walls, return after release, and alarm other troops with mournful calls. During a large capture 2000 to 3000 baboons attacked the trap pers, threatening trappers with guns and clubs.
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Hagenbeck
Denton to Hurlock Autos Run Daily From Denton
A large comfortable automobile leaves Denton daily except Sunday at 6 30 a m and 6 40 p m, stopping at Williamsburg Federalsburg Wil liston and American Corner to connect with Baltimore trains. Return trips depart Hurlock at 8 40 p m and 7 15 p m. Fares: Denton to Federalsburg 1 00, Federalsburg to Hurlock 50c, Denton to Federalsburg 1 50 round trip, under 12 half fare.
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Denton
Williston
American Corner
Federalsburg
Williamsburg
Hurlock
Baltimore
Harlock
Federalsbuurg
Willimasburg
Federalburg
Denton Greensboro Auto Line Timetable Details
The Denton Greensboro Auto Line provides northbound service from Denton at 7 10 a m and 2 40 p m and from Greensboro to Denton after Pennsylvania trains south arrive at 10 88 a m and 5 42 p m. Sundays see a Denton departure at 8 00 p m. Returns depart Greensboro after the southbound train arrival at 7 25 p m. Fares are 50 cents, children under 12 pay 5 cents, with extra return trips from northbound trains at 50 cents.
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Auto
Denton
Pennsylvania
Greensboro
Ridgely
Downes
Test of Merit For Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Denton Man
I C Brown a Denton Maryland carpenter reports long lasting relief from chronic back ache after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Daffeys Pharmacy. He says the remedy cured his condition and the benefit has persisted over eight months. The praise appears in a June 12 1911 statement and notes the price and availability from the Buffalo company.
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Donn
Denton
I. C. Brown
Carpenter
Toan
Daffey
Buffalo, N.Y
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Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
International Sunday School
BO. Sellers
The
Moody Bible Institute
Roy H. Wailte
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
Denton-Federalsburg
Hurlock Automobiles
LINIS
Denton-Greensboro
Denton-Ridgely
Anto
Denton Auto Co
Webber
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville, Maryland
Monumental Specialties CO. P.O
Balthmore
Istng’s
James King & Sons High
Baltimore & Pen Et
Baltimore, MD
Brinckloe’& Canning, Inc
Haston, Maryland
EDW
P. Foote «Co
General Commission Merchants
S. Charles Street
Baltimore, MI
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Enton, Maryland
Gowans
King of
Burlington Drug CO
Burliington, N.C
All Drug Chain
Gowan Medical Co
Ira L. Butler
Junker
E. Fayette ST
Charles
Eastern Shore
DR. Roth
Sunnyside Farm
Wm. Pepper
Maryland Trust Building
Bl&ton
Wood
Sudan & Rhodes
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Oscar Glark Denton
West Denton
L. KB. Towers
Denton, Md
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro, Md
Robert Jarrell, JR
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro, MD
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Maryland
Walmington Conference Academy
Christian
S. Cardoso de Silva
Philadelphia
Henry G. Budd
Dover
Delaware
James J. Ross
WM. Danny
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover, Delawarke
Carter & Deen, Agts
Denton, Ald
L. Irving Jones
Greensboro, Md
Alex. Noble
Agt
Preston
Ald
Mountain Valley
Bright
Mountain Valley Water Co
Lexington St
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