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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1928
Page
8
A tribute to Gold Star Mothers from the Atlanta Constitution, honoring mothers whose sons died in service. The poem speaks of grief, prayers, and the high reward in heaven, imagining their souls as pure and ever-watchful, blooming near God's throne with moonbeams and starlight as they remember their sons in France and in battle.
Charles Coke Woods offers a lyrical tribute to his mother in memory of her care and steadfast love. He praises her faithfulness, gentleness, and quiet bravery, recalling lullabies and the comfort of her presence as he recalls childhood and long days. The poem concludes with gratitude and a ceremonial toast to his mother across miles.
A lyrical tribute depicts a faithful mother guiding her child through stages of beauty from violet to meadow. The ascent spans forest witchery, mountain grandeur, meadow simplicity, and night skies, leading to a reverent view of motherhood.
The article traces the use of quills as writing implements from antiquity toward modern pens. It cites Theodoric’s gold plate device as an anecdotal example and notes early mentions around the fifth and sixth centuries. It records Aldhelm’s Latin sonnet alluding to a pen and credits Wise with making steel pens in 1803.
A tribute to American mothers on Mother's Day, recognizing their irreplaceable influence on national history and individual character. The piece recalls leaders like Washington, Lincoln, Grant, and Lee, and reflects on the evolving role of women while honoring one’s own mother and all who have shaped society through motherhood.
Five agents from Kent Queen Annes Caroline Talbot and Dorchester counties cooperate under Maryland Extension Service and USDA. Regular offices stand at the bounty seat in each county. Mutual cohesion will come from frequent inter county meetings. Rivalry marks the campaign as milk flows where alfalfa grows.
Several thousand tomato plants are now ready for sale including Chalk's Early Jewel Barliana Penn State and John Bauer. A. W. Short advertises from 4-14 in Denton Maryland, with contact via phone number 100.
In equity the court orders ratification of the trustee sale report by Fred R. Owens totaling 1183.80 unless a contrary showing is filed by July 6. A newspaper publication is required in Caroline County for four weeks before June 4. Clerk T Clayton Horsey issues the true copy.
Caroline county Orphans Court grants letters testamentary on TRUSTEN C. SMOOT's personal estate. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by November 19, 1928, or be barred from benefits. Executors Aubrey C. Smoot and Merrill C. Smoot sign. May 1, 1928.
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