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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1929
Page
6
A playful tale depicts Winter and Mr Sun debating the coming of Spring. Winter plans a final snow storm as good-bye, while Sun claims to carry spring across the equator. Spring arrives with early breezes, spreading whispers that Winter has left.
A DIY method describes using black cardboard with a needle hole to view an object through opposite sides, yielding magnification. It suggests a brass or metal sheet with a needle to create a filled water drop as a lens, placing the object beneath for focusing.
A fragmented 19th century style list of wordplay and quips. Questions range from ducal ages to hens and corn, with punchlines such as a dead hen and popping corn. Other lines joke about seasons, cooking, coffee, and debts, reflecting light satire and playful puzzles.
The article reports the motto E pluribus unum from the Latin phrase meaning one from many. It traces origins to a 1776 Continental Congress committee including Mn, Adaing, and Jefferson, who consulted Eugene Pierra tta Shafrere, a Philadelphia artist, though Jefferson is often credited.
In a wartime mystery set in New York and Constantinople, English veteran Hugh Chesby pursues a rumored treasure with his ally Jack Nash. They confront kidnapping, murder claims against Lord Chesby, gypsy factions led by Mikali and Tokalji, and a perilous search through hidden rooms like the Prior's Vent as rivals press toward the fabled hoard.
In a tense Istanbul sequence, Nikka, Hugh, and King debate taking the initiative against a Turkish faction after a treasure deal appears to trap them. Betty is missing. Watkins reports a brutal abduction as the group plans a two-pronged assault using Curlew and sewer routes to rescue her.
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