03 May 1913
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
1
A farm extension discussion examines fertilizer strategies to boost corn yields per acre. Experts consider soil health, application timing, and nutrient needs, with practical guidance for growers seeking higher production and efficiency.
Jim Lewis frets over wedding attire as his boss Clintock lectures on proper dress. A bustling scene with friends debating colors and styles, with wedding plans moving to Flamingo where Lu Gilbert awaits. The bride’s popularity and the rush to prepare culminate in a hastened church ceremony.
Jim Lewis and four friends attend Lulu and Jin’s wedding as the groom, Tim, is dressed in ill fitting pea green trousers. The four friends form a human shield at the church door and in the aisle to conceal the sartorial misfit. The wedding proceeds with muted humor and a reception quip about the four best sellers.
A Boston businessman recalls a near embarrassment before an election when he visited a candidate for the legislature. Waiting in the parlor, he picked up a decanter with a music box that played Johnny Get Your Gun. The master of the house appeared, amused, calling it an oddity found in New York.
The Fellows Grand Opera Company performs for Chau Tauqua with Genial Starry Fellows delivering free unconventional acting and lyric tenor. Miss Sabin wows as soprano, Miss Marguerite Fellows as a delicate pianist out of harmony with her frame, Miss Driver charms in contralto songs, and Mr Vanderburg showcases a stirring bass. The company offers brisk snippets from popular operas staged today.
A dialogue between John and a lover explores thrift and the idea of a money trust. The Louisville Courier Journal fragment captures a cautious attitude toward economizing on purchases and contemplating if a money trust exists.
The article describes frog songs rivaling birds in variety and tone from hylas to bullfrogs. It notes small species with clear voices reciting names like Isaac and Israel, and vast chorus of common frogs singing in spring, audible over half a mile. John Mutr in Atlantic Ocean references.
A Glasgow tale from a lecturer recounts J I Toole leaving a hotel on a sunny Sabbath. A police officer warns him for being too cheerful, and Toole jokes he is not even whistling yet looks as happy as if Monday.
A Washington Star quip contrasts art and literature, suggesting pictures as more goveraily than writing. The line notes people prefer sending a postcard to composing a letter, highlighting visual communication over written discourse.
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