29 May 1915
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
1
A Denton Maryland shop lists a large stock of children's, boys, ladies, men shoes with steep cuts. Prices drop from regulars of 1.25 to 2.25 for children and misses Oxfords to 50 cents and most other pairs to 95 cents or 1.50, highlighting major savings on Queen Quality brands and Walkover models.
A Confederate spy recounts a Nashville era mission to smuggle medicines behind Union lines in east Tennessee. Wearing disguises he infiltrates camps, trades quinine for aid, and uses a cipher mapping drugs to military arms as General Thomas fights at Nashville.
A Rus sian couple flees Siberian police and seeks freedom in America. Olga and Lorinka vie for Michaelovitch’s heart as the immigrant's dream collides with bureaucratic delays and a life in exile. Lorinka returns to him, and Michael vows to go back together.
A fragment from the Richmond Times-Dispatch presents a heated exchange about property price and attire. The dialogue hints at jealousy and social judgment in a domestic dispute context with references to a new lot and a restrictive garment.
A playful exchange between Popjoy and Siaith humorously debates which side of a house the baby resembles most. Siaith replies he cannot see a strong likeness to any house side, delivering a light bedside commentary from Woman's Home Companion.
A dialogue fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal echoes a character denying inventing a tale of woe. The exchange suggests origins lie with someone who has left the begging business, highlighting themes of storytelling and earned or borrowed hardship.
A courtroom exchange features a sentimentalist describing women as dreams while a pragmatic judge or observer retorts that dreams can be contrary. The brief dialogue contrasts idealized views with practical skepticism, reflecting gender attitudes.
Philadelphia Record quotes Hetty Goldust and Jack Brakeleigh discussing an interview with their father. Brakeleigh says the father offered only his consent as the available information.
The phrase entente cordiale first described the friendly relations between France and England in 1843.
A reflection on resilience urging one to endure setbacks without surrender. The note emphasizes that discouragement from a mistake impedes progress and growth, urging steady effort and learning from errors.
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