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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
4
Lesson centers on Samuel from boyhood in the tabernacle to his farewell address as judge and prophet. It covers his faithful life, the people’s demand for a king, his vindication, and his call to fear and serve God with whole heart, ending with his intercession for Israel.
W L Watkinson argues that focusing on carnal matters reveals pagan thought. He asserts that spiritual achievements do not leave the body unfed, warning against neglect of bodily needs while pursuing the soul.
One-fourth of American school children are estimated to suffer from defective eyesight. The text cites a statistic on vision issues among students, highlighting concerns about early detection and education.
Locomotive engineers widely consider it unlucky to enter the cab with the left foot first. The custom is noted among workers who rely on tradition in rail operations.
A sermon on Abraham leading a small band to defeat invading conquerors and reclaim captives, contrasted with Lot’s worldliness. It extols the separated life as victorious, independent, and instrumental in advancing faith, warning against worldly alliances and church fund raising tied to secular gain. It urges believers to withdraw from unholy ties and conquer through faith.
The name Angela traces to angelos meaning messenger, with Byzantine origins and noble ties in 1100. Its spread through Italy and Europe linked to beauty, myth, and literary use, with variants Angelique Angeline Angelot Anglola and more, and pearls as a talismanic symbol. Monday and pearl lore mark luck per Wheeler Syndicate.
Edward Fleming, Fire Commissioner of Hamilton Township in Tren ton New Jersey, endorses Tanine after using Tanlac in his own case. He suffered indigestion stomach pains poor appetite dizziness and weight loss. After taking two bottles he could eat sleep and work well and gained weight. Tanlac offered by druggists. Over 37 million bottles sold.
The Airedale saved a hill mate labeled a large getter near Cincinnati by snatching him from railway tracks just before a B and Q train passed. Two witnesses, both owned by the same owner, describe a dramatic rescue as the setter suffered a seizure and the Airedale dragged him to safety then revived him with a tongue lick. The incident fuels debate on instinct versus reason in dogs.
Denton resident F C Brown, a Franklin Street contractor, testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney trouble, noting relief after use and no later recurrence. He recounts trials since 1911 and reaffirmed in 1921, recommending the remedy at 60 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
Fred C. Kelly argues in The Wisdom of Laziness that Frank B. Gilbreth’s motion studies show the most effective workers are the lazy ones who minimize movements. Energetic workers waste energy and fatigue, while quiet planners direct effort, redefining the value of hustle in modern labor.
A fragment from the Richmond Thnoes Dispatch shows Charcoal Epic taunting listeners to pick a target and strike when unsuspecting. The speaker claims luck favors no Dian who go around inviting trouble, reflecting a tense mood and defense of self restraint.
A three year old named Eleanor nicknamed spaghetti bug as she spotted a large angleworm crawling on the sidewalk during a stroll with her mother. The moment showcases a child’s playful misnaming of a common worm.
The Tortworth chestnut in England appears on a charter dated 1185 likely near the end of the twelfth century, while an oak at Tilford near Farnham stood there in 1250, marking long survival of ancient trees across centuries.
In 1895 incandescent light was a luxury while aluminum was nearly silver in clarity and chemists learned to extract it from clay. Silico n, essential in steel, traded at about 100 dollars per ounce.
The document lists dates for flag display including Lincoln and Washington birthdays, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Armistice Day, and others. It prescribes hoisting at full mast except Memorial Day noon ceremony, then raising to the top. half-mast procedures require first lifting to full height before lowering.
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