01 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1919
Page
1
A designer touch and careful tailoring elevate Eclipse Shirts as the talk of the town. The collection boasts a rare blend of dash and tone with noticeable hand tailoring, surpassing garments marketed as exclusively hand tailored.
The owner stopping farming sells at public sale at his home between Concord and American Corner on Thursday November 6 1919 starting 10 oclock a m rain or shine. Items include mules horses cows hay harness farming equipment household furniture and tools with cash for under ten dollars and credit twelve months for larger sums with notes. Auctioneers and clerks listed.
The executor of Della Cooper deceased will sell at public auction at the late home on Main or Market street, Denton, starting 1 pm. Items include a bookcase, tables, chairs, sofa, silver service, kitchen goods, sewing machine, carpet, coal, tools, and more. Terms: cash under $10. credit six months for larger sums with interest notes. removal after compliance. Harvey L. Cooper and James Temple, auctioneers.
Notice to creditors that the subscriber of Caroline County has obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate of the deceased.
Muriel Brown head counselor at Sagatchie Camp for Girls faces romance with Ensign Enwyn Richard Aikens after a sailor detachment arrives near Camp Segetchle. A camp clothing rule and a planned two o clock meeting spark curiosity as a flirtation unfolds amid camp life and a lingering mystery around a suspect love interest.
The rust mite is blamed for orange rusting. It punctures the skin with a needle like instrument to release essential oil from glands just beneath the surface. The oil saturates the rind, forming a varnish that prevents juice loss and creates a rusty appearance on the fruit.
Charles and Marie play doctor during a rainy day. Marie acts as the sick child and, in father’s traveling bag and patient care, the “doctor” determines the ailment. He cannot find medicine for “mama” and declares measles as the only remedy available.
Government owns about half of Washington DC land totaling roughly 5,500 acres. Public parks form a large portion with assessed real estate values near 114 million dollars. Improvements are valued around 115 million. Based on a two thirds assessment, total estimated property value runs about 340 million dollars.
A London Ideas letter argues Charles Dickens had passionate early loves beyond his fame. It cites a five-year-old playmate Lucy as his first love and notes Dora Spenlow later inspired a character yet failed to reconcile, ending in a lost romance despite his sentimental nature.
A new method for creating bas reliefs uses photography and chromium gelatin. An Italian scientist introduces a film that swells with light intensity to form a positive relief on a chromium plate. An automatic double exposure corrects shading to match the relief of the original model.
A lady trained a water snail by pairing lettuce with a touch on its mouth and later a touch on its foot with a glass rod. The snail learned to move its mouth at the rod’s touch even without food, a response persisting 96 hours after training, then fading as the snail sulked like a human.
Tension rose between a noted dramatist and a leading comedian after the latter began inserting ad lib jokes into his role. The dramatist urged him to stick to the script, while the comedian complained he must catch a midnight train to the suburbs and could not wait for the audience to laugh.
A cautionary piece urges restraint in writing and urging calm judgment. It warns that words can be used against a person later in court, and advises sleeping on anger to gain perspective and steady judgment.
Slavelock Ellis argues that understanding personality in art or philosophy is slow yet fascinating. Initial indifference often shifts to rejection, and entry may require a difficult path through a dark narthex before illumination.
A historical note describes young Japanese girls with shaved heads at age three as part of a customary rite. The account emphasizes cultural tradition and age-specific practices observed in the community.
A major federal project, New York builds the largest custom house, costing about 4.5 million dollars. The facility will serve customs operations and related offices, signaling a significant investment in port and trade infrastructure.
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