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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1927

Page

6

Longevity Figures Vary Widely Across Wildlife

A historical science piece notes large disparities in animal lifespans with examples. Elephants may reach two centuries while tigers are judged old at twenty, hippos at forty, bears at fifty, and tortoises around three hundred. Insects often short lived though some ants reach fifteen years. Queen bees live four to five years. workers six weeks.

Dangerous clam baiting on Coral Sea described

The London Daily News notes Horrible Risk in Sport Savages enjoy risk in sport. In clam baiting a man drops a stone into a giant clam on the Coral Sea floor to trigger its serrated lips. The sudden water rush traps the baiter, with many narrow escapes and rare catches.

Coral Sea London

Five year old starts kindergarten but finds trouble

On the first day of school Junior, a usually talkative five year old, returns home quietly. His mother asks how it went. He says he ended up in one of the grownups’ rooms by mistake and explains his mix up, saying he was not a primary but a Methodist.

Junior Trantor Indianapolis News

The Old Sugar Bowl and Changing Candy Habits

A short reminiscence contrasts the old tall sugar bowl kept constantly full at meals with the modern small sugar bowls. It recalls candy shops replacing the large container and the shift in how sweets are served and consumed.

Question Sparks Quick Trip to Jagsby’s House

Mrs Bibbles asks why women are unfit to lead as Afr Bibbles heads to John Jagsby’s to fetch a corkscrew after a telephone request. He rebukes her for asking if she should send it, stressing the need for decisive action in business.

Mrs. Bibbles John Jagsby Afr. Bibbles Mr. Bibble Birmingham Nerald

Training balance blamed for aging in early thirties

A Dayton health bulletin warns that overtraining strains the heart and unsettles nerves while under training weakens muscles and lungs. Dissipation reduces resistance and one or more factors may cause a man to look and feel old in his early thirties, per Hygela Magazine.

Bulletin The Dayton Department of Health Hygela Magazine

Cause of Poor Writing From Dr Root Insight

Pathfinder Magazine quotes University of Pittsburgh physician Dr William Root who says mentally nimble people write slowly. Intelligent individuals think faster than they write, so the arm lags the brain. Poor penmen are not necessarily unintelligent and vice versa.

William Root University of Pittsburgh Root Pathfinder Magazine

Trade Mark Protection and confusion in trade names

Courts hold that entering a field with a name close to another can cause confusion even without identical words. Infringement is seen if a trade name or mark resembles another in form spelling or sound such that a vague recollection may cause confusion.

Chemists Transmute Matter From Coal Tar to Dyes and Drugs

In this McClure Syndicate piece F A Walker notes the rise of modern chemistry from medieval alchemy. Robert E Rose explains labs pursue transforming matter by rearranging atoms. Examples include coal tar dyes like aniline derived violet dye and turkey red, and medicines such as salicylic acid now sourced from coal tar.

Robert E. Rose Department of the Interior America Doctor Rose Flere Perekin

What Editors Have to Stand Editor

A reader questions the notion editors advance progress, arguing the metaphor of a clock shows perpetual motion that returns to the same point, implying persistent stagnation despite ongoing effort.

Treasure hunt in Rome for 1800 year old treasure

Search for vast gold and silver treasure begins in Rome near Capitol Hill site of Jupiter temple. The cornerstone was laid June 21 71 A D during Vespasian era, with offerings poured into the shaft by magistrates priests senators knights soldiers and people.

Rome Capitol Hill Jupiter Jerusalem Jupiter's Temple Tarquinius Superbus Tarquin Roma Livy Sulla Julius Caesar Vespasian Titus Hibrary Monte Cassino Abbey Tacitus

Easy Lessons in Auction Bridge Readers guide

Paul H Seymour explains scoring in auction bridge with bids, tricks, and honors. It covers how declarers earn game points, slam bonuses, undertricks penalties, double and redouble rules, and how honor counts are kept separate and not affected by doubling.

PI Tore Declarer Declarer

Assignee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Caroline County

Fred R. Owens as assignee for collection announces a public sale of 76 acres with improvements and 800 Concord grape vines between Goldsboro Bank, Goldsboro Maryland. The property lies in the Second Election District and includes a 5 room dwelling, stables, outbuildings and a race track. Sale at 2 to 4 pm with terms one third down, one third in six months, and one third in twelve months or all cash. title at purchaser cost.

James B. Wilkerson J. Spencer Lapham Fred R. Owens Caroline County Maryland Goldsboro Bank Goldsboro Bridgetown Greensboro Boone Lockerman Lockerman Stone Lloyd B. Andrew Liber L. B. T Concord Ridgely A. J. Chue

California Republic Banner Hoisted by Fremont in 1846

California’s early autonomy under Mexican rule gave way to factions over its future status. Col. John C. Fremont seized Sonoma and proclaimed California a republic on July 4, 1846, flying a bear banner. The region’s conquest accelerated with Fremont, Stockton, and Kearny, leading to annexation to the United States on August 15, 1849.

California America Mexico United States Texas John C. Fremont Sonoma New Republic Fremont Stockton Kearny Republic of California Wanens City

Notice to Taxpayers Hillsboro and Ridgely Sales Dates

Notice to taxpayers announces sale hours at Thompson's Hardware in Hillsboro on Friday November 26 from 1 to 6 pm Covey's Store American Corner in Preston on Saturday November 26 from 1 to 5 pm Scott's Store in Navy on Monday November 28 from 1 to 5 pm Ridgely Bank in Ridgely on Wednesday November 30 from 1 to 6 pm T Frank Seward treasurer of Caroline County

Hillsboro Thompson's Hardware Navy Scott's Store T. Frank Seward Caroline County

Farm Listings Wanted by American Farm Agency Venton Office

The American Farm Agency of Philadelphia announces a new district office in Venton managed by Ernest G. Cooper. It offers to list and sell Maryland farm properties with nationwide advertising and guarantees speedy results. Contact Denton 61 or write to Ernest G. Cooper for assistance.

American Farm Agency Philadelphia Penna Venton Ernest G. Cooper Maryland Denton Law Building

Real estate listings with easy terms in Denton

Building lots priced from 160 dollars and up and bunga lots at 1600 dollars or more. Easy terms and possession at once. Apply to H. C. Wright at 820-4205 Second Street, Denton Maryland.

H. C. Wright Second St Denton

For Sale Desirable Residence on Market Street in Denton

For sale a desirable residence on the north side of Market Street between Sixth and Seventh in Denton. It has electric lights, a bath, and several outbuildings. The location is splendid with immediate possession and liberal terms offered by The Denton National Bank.

Market Street Denton

Desert Queen Unearthed in Sahara Rich with Jewels

A Sahara tomb of a queen, buried by centuries of sand, yielded eighteen bracelets nine gold nine silver five jewel necklaces a gold diadem and exquisitely carved furniture. A stone statue of a woman stood nearby dating to at least a thousand years before Christ.

Sahara Desert Sphinx The Sahara

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F. A. Walker Turkey Bilgo McClure Newspaper Syndicate Paul H. Seymour Hoyle, Jr Republic Federalsburg Covey & Williams Henderson Stubbs Caroline County Bank Preston Covey’s Ridgely Bank R. C. King Wall’s Hardware Store Farmers Supply Co., Inc Denton, Md East Main Street Holiness Church Peoples Bank Denton Bridge J. W. Townsend Denton National Bank W. A. Smith Manker St Denton,md Ernest G. Cooper Denton, Md Journal R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem N.C
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