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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1919

Page

6

An Assisted Fate story of Erastus and Drusie

Erastus Spake, a bashful bachelor with a fine job, loves Drusie Ch Ford but hid his feelings. A chance car ride brings them together when he hides behind a newspaper showing unexpected interest. A mistaken page sparks a plan for a sudden romance leading to marriage and a discovered letter that hints at another love interest.

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Fragments Reveal Secret Romance in Rumored Letters

The text recounts a flirtatious, gossiping note from Drusie to a chum about Erastus and Vin, hinting at bashfulness, a faked scene, and a plan that seems to have worked. It suggests emotional tension and social intrigue within a small circle.

Rome Chum Drusie Tide Drusie Erastus Drus c Vin Luby Miu

Why Pershing Was Nicknamed Black Jack

A historical note traces Pershing’s nickname to West Point cadets rather than reporters. It alleges cadets disliked him and coined Black Jack from “Nigger Jack,” linked to his transfer from the Tenth Cavalry, a non Negro regiment, reflecting early 20th century race biases.

Pershing Black Jack Foster George Mae Achin Philippines Sarren Military Academy Tenth Cavalry

See Black Pain Relief Warns of Televised Trick

Dr W A Bates of New York claims to end pain by seeing black, saying it dulls suffering and can render surgeries, cold, hunger, fatigue and fever less distressing. He asserts trained recall of black eliminates pain at will, even in trenches or during death. An extended note contrasts long words with urban scenes, citing a New York Sun выcerpt.

W. A. Bates New York Bates

Some More to Worry About

Smith says national prohibition could deal a severe blow to Uncle Sam's ship building program. Smythe questions the impact and wonders about a secretary of the Interior's daughter christening a ship with Bevo. The Indianapolis Star reports the quip as a light, pointed remark from a public debate.

Smith Sam Smythe Secretary of the Interior Indianapolis Star

Soldier Reflections On Duty And Home in Occupied Rhine

In the Army of Occupation a soldier asks a comrade about their watch on the Rhine. The reply expresses a longing for a sense of home and belonging beyond the current duty, highlighting fatigue and sentiment in wartime occupation.

Army of Occupation Rhine

Local business and names listed in Salisbury area ad

The snippet lists numerous local names and firms in Maryland and Delaware including L. W. Gunby Salisbury J Frank Brown Delmar W E Walsh Lewes I B King Milton W N and W H Clark Aiken Covey and Williams Federalsburg Ellis Garage Pocomoke City O W Wilson Snow Hill and H L Nock as part of a business directory or advertisement.

L. W. Gunby Salisbury J. Frank Brown Delmar W. E. Walsh Lewes Del

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