11 Nov 1882
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1882
Page
1
H Blackiston and Son return from the city with a large stock including dry goods groceries ready made clothing boots hats and caps and a general assortment. They invite customers to inspect prices and quality and claim the largest stock in Denton. Country produce taken in exchange for goods.
Ellen Tresdon, heir to a southern merchant family, is torn between love for Edwin Mott and loyalty to her brother Charles. After a heated argument over concealed weapons, Charles shoots Edwin in a fatal duel-like scene. Ellen’s later life travels to a foreign land with Charles, both forever marked by the doomed romance and the murder that shattered her family.
The page recalls Miss Brandreth's Wednsday wedding to Mr. Robinson with lace, tulle, and roses, and describes Cleveland nuptials for Miss Morris and Mr. Osborne. A satire follows as a newspaper editor refuses a candidate’s bribed notice, offering mock portraits for pay and lampooning press politics.
Description of the filtered paper used for American currency printed at a colonial-era Dalton Mass mill. Visitors with credentials may see sheets of blue and red woven into the pulp, then watch the workflow from drying to counting room. Sheets are cut, counted, packed in bundles of 1000 each, and stored in freand bur.
Bank-note paper travels from the Dalton paper mill to the Treasury in Washington in guarded shipments. The sheets are counted and stored in secure vaults alongside coins and official records. Some paper stays in Treasury stores for years while others move to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing for eventual legal tender.
A rich Albany area marriage followed by a European tour and a grand home ends in ruin. The husband succumbs to drink and gambling, losing patrimony and abandoning the family. A beloved son dies, the mother sinks into madness, and the remaining child is lost to an asylum as the home collapses.
A playful snippet from a cooking club features a rolling pin and puns about gender and wordplay. The verse hints at linguistic games and whimsical questions about animals and kinship, creating a lighthearted riddle atmosphere.
Miss Leonora Collins of Preston has returned from the city with a full line of millinery goods notions and fancy articles. The stock includes bats trimmed to latest styles by an experienced trimmer hosiery handkerchiefs Lamburg insertings Laces buttons ribbons corsets Zephyrs toilet soaps and perfumery and a full range of items typical of a first class millinery store. Call and examine before purchasing.
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