13 May 1911
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
1
A great store shows a large line of men s clothing for spring. The ad promises superior value and satisfaction from its stock, noting exclusive patterns, good workmanship and perfect fit. Prices are described as low with the slogan finest merchandise fairest prices.
Exclusive local agents present a spring display featuring a score of elegantly designed garments. Each piece showcases superior workmanship, fit, and style with tasteful, distinct patterns to suit diverse tastes.
The advertisement touts HIGH ART CLOTHING as pleasing varied male tastes from conservative to swagger styles. It praises Walk-Over Shoes for style, proper shape, perfect fit, and durability. Also promotes Nobby Panama, yacht and pencil edge Milan Straw Hats for young men.
The Stranger, a silent newcomer in Crow Valley, watches arrivals from the east and west, suspects a missing wife, and draws townsfolk into guessing games. A telegram and letter lead to a climactic reunion with a wife and child, reveal a mining boom, and transform the village into a thriving community as the Crow Valley Mining Company dissolves the mystery and seeds a future mansion.
A garbled quotation from the Philadelphia Record and Washington Star features a "Wise Guy" and a "Simple Mug" debating a woman called a siddie who keeps them guessing. Uncle Eben laments overlearned waiting, saying one who spends too long learning waits to act.
A fragment quotes a Cervantes line about growth and wisdom. It presents a terse, aphoristic thought without context or accompanying details. No identifiable events, people, or organizations are provided.
Lucien Braddock, on a rain swept night, notices a window with a woman’s alabaster hand. He later discovers the figure is a wax model in the home of Mme Goulard. A mistaken attraction leads to a real romance with Ethel Wyndsel, the model’s cousin, and marriage plans follow.
Philanthropic Visitor asks why Jailbird is here and he replies that both seek to pry into others affairs. He notes he entered by the basement window, unlike the visitor. The exchange contrasts motives and methods of intrusion.
A partial transcription shows Mean Miss Magley and Miss Pepprey trading comments on routines. Willis shifts topic to church and proximity, while Giliia resists. The clipped excerpt ends with a garbled closing line.
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