06 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
1
J Lawrence Terhune, a New York dealer, leads a dramatic auction where a sham sale begins with high hopes then unravels as a bogus list surfaces. The auctioneer confronts deception, faces a sharp reversal, and Terhune exposes a fraudulent scheme tied to Gerstensang and bogus prices.
A native was sent by an omission jury to a friend with a note and four loaves of bread. He ate one loaf on the way and was amazed to discover the note hidden in the bread. On a subsequent errand with four loaves he sat and ate another loaf, unaware of the note’s hidden message.
The text advises prompt treatment of burns with warm water and baking soda solution. It describes soaking the affected area or applying a cloth saturated with the solution, then covering with carbolated vaseline and a bandage. If begun immediately, the burned part should heal quickly.
Aunt Bianca imitates June offering to fund a studio for Rolf, then backs off causing Carlotta to fear a failed dream. Rolf rejects idealized art as impractical, but the twist ends with a promise of a bungalow as a wedding gift if the couple accepts.
Gui de Faur seigneur de Ribra, a prominent sixteenth century figure at the court and a key defender of French crown interests at Trent, died May 27, 1584. Known for reforming the French bar and composing Mort Quatralus, he was admired for amiability yet fell to religious fanaticism, penning an apology for the St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.
The article explains bleaching cotton tour sacks to remove letters. Use a 2 percent bleaching powder solution in soft water, wash, rinse, and dry. If too strong, fabric injures. if too weak, letters remain. Repeat process gradually to remove lettering.
The Hog Island leader, Matthew C. Brush of International Shipbuilding, collects elephant miniatures as a hobby. He keeps ivory and ebony figurines in his pocket and on mantels, with estimates of more than 900 small elephants owned according to a census by their owner.
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