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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1892
Page
1
Our store offers an immense stock of clothing hats and furnishings for fall and winter 92 with low prices. Superb suits for men priced at 12 15 or more plus juvenile wear stylish overcoats and hats. The Ad discusses value in regional lines and the tailor services at Order Annex 6 8 S Charles St.
Fragment from a poem describing a country youth visiting town. It contrasts rural birth with urban life, notes rough streets and curious eyes, and imagines a future of modest wealth and simple pleasures as the speaker urges the boy toward sane behavior and hopeful growth.
A reader tours Edinburgh notches a steep climb to the castle and discovers a hidden triangular plot outside the wall. Instead of a garden, bright flowers hide a line of weathered gravestones marking eight or ten faithful lives from a garrison. Read the rightmost inscription first to learn each stone’s quiet tale.
In a Scots-tinged tale a bulldog named Pat serves with the 72nd Highlanders during the Afghan campaign. Adopted by color sergeant Jem McPherson, Pat guards the colors after McPherson is wounded. He aids his master in battle, shares a trench-side bond, and later limps back to Edinburgh with McPherson, earning the Victoria Cross brevet legend.
A punditry excerpt critiques Reed era excess and tariffs. It argues the Democratic senate would curb permanent charges like pensions and sugar bounties, while blaming Harrison for rising costs. It contrasts pro and anti tariff arguments and cites political figures and newspapers.
The piece reviews Washington State’s size, population growth from 319,350 in 1890 to about 360,000, and its vast railroad route through deserts and mountains. It notes the state’s value to railway expansion, future prospects, and quotes Julian Ralph on Washington’s potential and independence from foreign influence. It also includes brief anecdotes on friendship tests, nutrition’s role, and a crude joke about a telegram news item.
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