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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1892
Page
1
Our fall winter 92 line boasts the largest stock of clothing hats and furnishings under one roof at low prices. Taylor's offers suits from 7 to 15 dollars juvenile wear overcoats 2 50 to 5 and up. Order Annex at 6 8 S Charles St features $20 and $25 business suits to order plus hats shirts neckwear and more. Send for samples and measurements.
Local trade listing for the firm Crotiners HATTER AND FURNISHENS located at 6 and TW Baltimore Street offering hats and furnishing goods.
Laurence Binyon mourns Tintagel’s ancient knights and their fallen realm. The poem laments ruined glories, with the sea flinging foam over their graves and winds singing through shattered walls along the Atlantic shore near Tintagel.
A traveler recalls meeting a famed poet staying with relatives in the country. Adelaide and the narrator stage a warm welcome, but the poet reveals a craving for simple pleasures and tears over a moonlit night, while the household discovers his human side beyond fame.
A Cornhill Magazine piece recounts a visitor’s view of Russians as hospitable and social, noting small customs such as knife use for salt, shared forks, and pocket combs on trains. The author contrasts Russian manners with English expectations and observes skating ability during Russia’s long winter.
A farmer dreams she sees a lover’s house haunted by a hound and a fatal attack, then wakes to a funeral scene of blood and a torn heart. The narrative links a real double murder with an idiot cousin’s rhyme, where the farmer is slain and the killer executed after arrest and confession.
A vignette from a Strasbourg confirmation shows the bishop asking the usual question about consolation in life and death. The neophyte hesitates then blurts out a risqué response, misquoting a popular German joke quoted by London Tit-Bits.
Judge O. H. Stoddard recalls Tonee’s poem celebrating the Winchester ride and Sheridan’s reaction. The general described a night ride with his black charger amid battle dangers, noting the poet’s vivid imagination could missee the scene. The exchange appears in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The essay argues the church overemphasizes Scriptural miracles while New Testament writers focus on what they saw and heard. It notes the lame man at the temple gate and the apostles’ response, with the narrator leaving conclusions for readers and stressing that miracles witness Christianity.
A reflective piece notes doors as symbols of access and exclusion in life and faith. It describes doors as admitting learners and visitors while permitting entry to sin, yet opening when neighbors and repentant figures arrive. The text emphasizes a sacred entrance to the kingdom through Christ and divine openness.
Quote from H Monsell urging humility care for friends and simple love as core aims in serving God. Emphasizes selfless acts, following Jesus, and supporting one another as a grace and reason for gratitude despite weary journeys.
An archaic verse meditation asserts reliance on Christ for wisdom and cleansing blood, proclaiming faith as strength and refuge despite peril. A quoted exchange from Horatio in Christian Advocate and a London Tit-Bits cartoon caption highlight pride and ignorance in political dialogue.
An interview in the Brooklyn Eagle notes Buenos Aires as a major South American horse market with vast herds roaming plains from La Plata to Patagonia. It explains horses were unknown before Spanish arrival, later becoming prized for shell cordovan leather and other uses, while most trade reaches New York and Hamburg.
The notes explain how soil type affects lightning strikes with chalky ground seeing fewer hits. Oak trees are most often struck while beech are least. poles along the Virginia Bone Railroad had many hits, with seventeen poles struck within a quarter mile after a storm.
The article discusses dress etiquette, noting that a colored handkerchief is less appropriate for full dress. It contrasts the use of handkerchiefs as primarily practical but urges restraint in exploiting fancy versions. It also references English ships sold to Norwegians and aging vessels like the Marlborough at Gibraltar and the John Bertram, an Americano racing tea clipper, foundering years earlier.
Bishop W. X. Ninde urges pastors to abandon cloistered life and chase city audiences. He envisions a revival where preaching moves from pulpits to crowded tenements, with lay leaders funding and amplifying the Gospel to the poor and neglected.
A compact collection of moral maxims on service, humility, generosity, and courage from Peabody Kempis Channing Lav-Tze Confucius Chesterfield and Mackintosh. The lines urge giving to others, serving, and steadfast confidence in one's own truths.
J R Miller urges readers to curb fault finding and focus on the good in neighbors. He laments the widespread habit of noting flaws and praises the value of praising kindness and beauty in others.
Rev Dr Talmage compares two ladders in Galatians, one leading to hatred and murders, the other to love and gentleness. He urges choosing the higher path and abandoning hatred and strife in favor of peace and goodness.
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