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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1900
Page
1
Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines offered at 40 dollars on time. Blackiston 5-Drawer set priced at 35 dollars on a dime. Local ads highlight affordable furniture and tool sales with installment options.
Reduced prices on bicycles and sundries with $25 wheels at $20 and $17.50 for $20 wheels. 1900 Keatings with noiseless roller chain offered at $40. Full line of carriage hardware paints oils varnish and related sundries. Competent mechanics available for bicycle and carriage repairing and painting swiftly without sacrificing quality.
In a Shaker village during a coming war a young nursemaid Cynthia and Sister Caroline witness a brutal conflict and its toll. A wounded officer, Henry Pendleton, and the violin’s song bind Cynthia to Brother Paul as she discovers love’s purity and loss.
An ex fudge who is a bank cashier refuses to cash a stranger's check citing insufficient identification. The stranger retorts that he has hung men on less evidence. The ex judge concedes but warns that caution is needed with cash.
Dr Fridtjof Nansen describes ski construction and use in Norway. He recounts an American engineer who learns skiing, interactions with Indians, and the technique of parallel skis, hip and thigh propulsion, and steering on slopes. He notes uphill tacking and downhill speed with jumps that can exceed 100 feet.
A Dorchester inward bound car halted to let a middle aged woman with severe features aboard. The conductor offered a hand but the woman snapped she could enter without help, and he retorted you came mighty near leaving the car without my assistance.
George Trevelyan recalled a walk with a lady when he met John Ruskin. Trevelyan asked if Ruskin had heard the news about Plevna. Ruskin replied What news and said he knew nothing later than the fourteenth century.
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