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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1927
Page
7
A simple Thanksgiving verse from the Detroit Free Press expresses gratitude for life and the Giver's care. The brief toast celebrates happy days and humble praise for blessings and loved ones.
The article extols Thanksgiving as America's national harvest festival. It traces the holiday from Plymouth's harsh first winter to the 1789 presidential proclamation and 19th-century observance, noting the last Thursday of November as Thanksgiving Day and reflecting on family reunions and American spirit.
Editorial echoes Cleveland Plain Dealer message urging national gratitude for a peaceful year with prosperity in agriculture industry and finance. Calls for shared prosperity to sustain blessings and invites individual and communal effort to aid the less fortunate.
The passage reflects on debts owed to Providence and the uplifting effect of gratitude for past blessings. It asserts that acknowledging past generosity inspires optimism about what lies ahead and encourages a constructive mindset.
Will West in Liberty argues that poor handwriting and misspellings are not limited to the uneducated. He notes that as writers’ finances improve, their handwriting worsens and spellings degrade, listing examples like payed, artics, leggins, sequences, and swede.
An editorial urges a broader Thanksgiving spirit beyond family dinners. It argues gratitude should rise to universal reflections on benefits to city, state, and nation, noting America as a notably favored land with peace and prosperity.
In Sussex county Delaware the court orders the sale of estate property ratified unless shown to the contrary by December 22 1927. A copy of the order must run in Caroline county newspapers four consecutive weeks by November 22 1927. The executor Franklin T Johnson reports sales totaling 100 dollars.
Court orders creditors of Robert W Messenger and Anna Messenger to file probate claims with the Circuit Court Clerk by December 31 after publication in a Caroline county weekly for four weeks before November 30. Order dated October 22, 1927, signed by THOMAS J. KEATING. True Copy-Test: T. Clayton Horsey, Clerk.
Court orders creditors of Ellen Nichols and Benjamin F. Nichols to file properly probated claims with the Caroline County Circuit Court clerk by December 26. Publication of this order to appear weekly in a Caroline County newspaper for four consecutive weeks before November 25.
Notice to creditors informs that administration has been granted by the Orphans Court of Caroline County Maryland for James E. Cox deceased. All claimants must present claims with vouchers by May 26, 1928 or be barred from the estate. Dated November 8, 1927.
Luke Reilly states that after moving near the river two years ago RAT SNAP was used on a vicious water rat seen nibbling outside the house. About 15 minutes later the rat rushed toward the water to cool his burning stomach and died before reaching it. Wall's Hardware Store offers three sizes at 35c, 6Be, and $1.26. Farmer Supply Co. Denton Md.
A patriotic contemplative piece lauds American progress in industry health education and religion. It celebrates universal charity scientific health advances expanding thought and enduring faith while urging thanks for national blessings and personal comforts.
The Hinequat is a cross between the West Indian Ime and kumaquat orange. It resembles the thine in quality and flavor with kumquat like hardness. The Ime is sensitive to cold, making Florida production of the fruit uncertain.
On January 20, 1731, Robert Morris was born in Inng land. He moved to America early, became an ardent patriot, and devoted his talents to the American cause during the Revolution era.
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