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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
7
Our Dress Goods Department features attractive season bargains with dress goods priced from 150 to 1.25 a yard and all wool goods at 250. Silks and satins for waists and suits, summer dimities and lawns new this season, Eclipse Shirts for men, and a variety of hosiery, corsets, and window shades. Rugs, carpets, and velvets offered at reduced prices. visit to compare values.
We lead with the season’s best values in men and boys clothing. Suits from 60 cents to 15 dollars, pants 50 cents to 5 dollars, plus flannel pants. New York imports, wide selection of shoes, hats, groceries, dishes, seeds, and weekly grocery specials. Farmers’ trade accepted, early shopping urged.
Warsaw reports a major plot to kill the czar during his imperial visit. Polish masons and German agents mined Nowy Sviat street but were foiled as police surrounded the Jung beer shop. Catherine Vitzerski schemes, while Paul Leminskoff, Red circle chief, is captured by Alexander Vitzerski. A dozen arrests follow and the conspirators head to Siberia.
A pair of critics mock Ireland and Britain in a parliamentary election scene. One speaker warns expenditure drains Britain’s coffers and urges barn door closure. The other defender quips that inflamed crowds cannot drown Experience guiding posterity through rough seas.
The article argues that extemporary preaching existed in medieval times and was suppressed around Elizabeth I. It notes uncertain Latin use across dialects, suggests vernacular sermons in the eighth to tenth centuries, and compares medieval vs modern sermon citation styles, emphasizing medieval preachers’ natural scriptural fluency versus modern reliance on concordances.
A story from a Withington family features a boy named Johnny who confesses to eating a cherry pie to answer a math question. His mother suspects pie theft after a shortage is noticed. Johnny explains he had to eat the pie to count stones inside it, claiming there are 142 stones.
A Confederate veteran explains that Will Arnett coined the term yellowhammer after Huntsville Alabama troops arrived at Hopkinsville in 1861. The Huntsville company wore yellow trimmed coats and inspired the nickname that spread through the Confederate armies and then to the state.
During a missionary tour in India Bishop Newman sought to outline evangelism methods but was repeatedly interrupted by native pastors who argued for their own approaches. He challenged them to rise if they could conduct the meeting better. Four did, awaiting count.
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