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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1923

Page

4

Isaiah's Vision of the Lord on His Throne

A summary of Isaiah 6 detailing the prophet's vision of God on the throne, the seraphim's worship, and the temple's response with smoke. It covers Isaiah's conviction of sin, cleansing by fire, call, dedication, and commission despite Israel's persistent sin and impending judgment.

Isaiah Jehovah God Israel

Economy as an Old Aunt Leaving a Gift

A reflective line compares economy to an old aunt who will leave something behind. The metaphor suggests cautious sentiment about future gains and lasting value in a weaving of antique prose.

The Worm of Conscience Quote by Schiller

A compact quotation notes that the worm of conscience accompanies the owl and that sinners and evil spirits shun the sight, reflecting a moral and literary viewpoint attributed to Schiller.

Schiller

Eclipse Aided Columbus at Lengthy Jamaican Prison Trial

An 1504 lunar eclipse reportedly aided Columbus and his crew on Jamaica after capture. He warned island chiefs they would lose the moonlight unless food was provided. They feared the omen and brought provisions, pleading for forgiveness as darkness spread over the moon. This occurred on March 1, 1504, a date matching eclipse tables.

Columbus Jamaica Ameri Fea

Foreword by Maryland Health Chief Reprinted in Baltimore Man

Chief of the Bureau of Child Hygiene at the Maryland State Department of Health presents a foreword reprinted by permission of the Baltimore Man, indicating an official health authority endorsement and cross-publication.

Bureau of Child Hygiene Maryland State Department of Health The Baltimore Man

Before Birth Care Starts Nine Months Early

The article urges early maternal care led by a physician, with public health nurses vital in rural areas. It emphasizes the mother’s and baby’s safety, implies community support, and outlines early pregnancy symptoms like morning sickness and the need for regular medical checkups and guidance from a doctor.

Beautiful in its ruins Melrose Abbey’s long decline

Melrose abbey on the River Tweed in Scotland was founded by David I in 1186 as a Cistercian monastery and became Scotland’s mother church for the order. Damaged by the English, rebuilt between 1822 and 1505 then ruined again in 1545, it has served as a quarry for Melrose since. The Second Pointed style ruins today honor its notable burials including Michael Scott Queen Johanna Alexander II and his heart said to lie before the high altar.

Melrose Abbey Tweed Scotland Edinburgh David I Earl of Hertford Melrose Michael Scott Alexander II Johanna William Douglea

Beginnings of the American public school system

The article traces early public schooling from 17th century Massachusetts and Boston. It notes Philemon Purmont teaching in 1685 and the Boston Latin School, followed by other colonies. By 1647 Massachusetts required towns to hire teachers and fund salaries, with grammar schools for college preparation, laying the system's foundation.

Virginia New York Massachusetts Boston Philemon Purmont New England General Court of

Prison proved their safety amid storm wreck near Norway

The Grimsby steam trawler Cale tna drove on rocks at Varda Norway. Only two of eleven crew survived. They were trapped below in the galley as huge waves battered the ship. They withstood hours of danger until rescue. The incident recalls fate’s iron hand that saved them. Franklin Bache, descendant of Franklin, died after long career as professor and author.

Varda Norway Sron

First American Woman Diplomat Miss Jessie Coggeshall

Miss Jessie Coggeshall, daughter of William Coggeshall, likely the first woman to hold a major post in the American diplomatic service, served as United States minister to Ecuador in the late 1860s. She accompanied her father to Quito as secretary of legation and led the office for four months after his death.

Jessie Coggeshal Wiliam Coggeshall United States Ecuador Coggeshall Quito Legation

Tanlac praised by Burlington engineer for stomach relief

Frank R. Penn, assistant engineer at Rolling Steel Wire Mills in Burlington New Jersey, says Tanlac improved his stomach trouble digestion sleep and headaches. He reports better appetite weight gain and dizziness relief after using Tanlac and notes it is sold by all good druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Frank R. Penn Hire Apts Burlington N.J Tanlee Necner

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