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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1927
Page
2
Denton Journal dated Saturday morning November 19, 1927 lists Melvin and Johnson, Inc. as publishers on page 2. The brief line notes a publication date and identifies the printing firm responsible for the issue.
A reflective poem contrasts late autumn fading beauty with the warm welcome of Thanksgiving. It praises pantry abundance and pumpkin pies, then recalls the Pilgrim fathers enduring exile and hardship, affirming gratitude, liberty, and blessings in modern times.
New England culture and Thanksgiving lore elevate pumpkin pie as a home favored dish. The piece notes pronunciation quirks and varied recipes while praising pumpkin pie’s regional prominence from granite hills to national tables. It highlights writers promoting the harvest feast and nostalgic family scenes around the Thanksgiving table.
A vintage recipe feature outlines festive table setting ideas with autumn leaves, chrysanthemums, and centerpieces. It shares a humorous Aunt Jemima apple figure and a dancing orange during holiday décor, then lists a canned based menu featuring roast turkey with chestnut dressing and pumpkin pie.
A Carnegie Institute report from Pike's Peak laboratory over nine years shows bees prefer blue flowers and respond to color and scent. Bees remember places and odors, note time of day nectar flows, and avoid orange blossoms once nectar stops. Fragrance draws insects from a distance, color works within thirty feet.
In Stamboul Turkey near the Great Bazar a tomblike city by a hill vendors and artisans fashion trinkets with hands and feet. Copper and iron smiths hammer wares in small recesses along arcades inside the great irregular dusty building. Wood workers in booths use a bare foot and one hand to turn lathes and chisel objects.
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