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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
4
Published Every Saturday entered at the Denton post office second class mail matter Saturday morning November 21 1925 with standard masthead note and mailing details.
The Annapolis Evening Capital urges focus on helping the unseen this Christmas. It cites Judge Thomas J. Keating praising strict enforcement against drunken driving to keep state highways safe and calls for protector acts for vulnerable, overlooked people amid the holiday rush.
A poem portrays a sick boy confined to a chair finding joy in imagination. The verses describe wind, dreams, and a vivid moving picture of distant places and creatures. The text celebrates inner sights and sounds guiding a boy while he rests, imagining adventures and praise.
The Ladies Aid of the M P Church at Choptank holds its annual oyster supper on November 24 and 25. Supper starts at 5 o'clock sharp with all side dishes included. Cream cake pies and homemade candies will be sold. attendees are warmly welcomed.
A 1926 McClure Syndicate meditation argues that happiness hinges on daily mental atmosphere. Right thinking, spiritual climate, and pure environment foster harmony, beauty, and achievement. Continuous effort in an uncorrupted mindset, nurtured by good company, leads to understanding and success.
A reflective verse where the speaker rejects wealth and fame in favor of being warmly welcomed by others. He seeks kindness and friendship, desiring to be valued as a guest and friend in everyday human hospitality over riches or renown.
A psychologist told a Honolulu YMCA audience that falsehoods are essential to civilization. Truth alone would prevent cities and communities, so we must tell the truth yet sometimes lie for the welfare of society. He cited a 24 hour truth test ending with social rejection for blunt honesty.
Detroit News notes the remoteness of Lake Edward in East Africa with only five names on the map, naming Changu and the cannibal Ha Changu. It describes long depopulation due to raids by cannibal peoples from the northwest and the dangers of sleeping sickness and tsetse fly along the eastern and southern shores.
A stubborn student refuses to learn orthography despite pleas. He later poisons himself by eating oysters in Orgust. The aging teacher recalls her warning as she reflects on the outcome of the student’s refusal to study.
The Alliance Israelite Universelle, founded in 1860 by six Paris Jews, now operates branches globally to secure Jewish political rights and educational and literary facilities. A Tokio boy’s $1.50 donation to the Santa Barbara relief fund exemplifies international friendship fostered by the American Red Cross.
Guinea pigs are described as edible, baked whole or cut and fried. Cavies are praised as entrees in stews and with mushrooms, onions, and curry. The smooth haired white variety is favored for its skin, with males gaining stronger flavor after four to five months and females remaining tender longer. peak quality is around one year.
Beginning at 10 o clock a m on a rainy day, sale includes 3 mules 9 to 11 years old about 1200 pounds each 1 bay mare 7 years 2 milking cows 6 years 2 extra hogs about 350 pounds 1 brood sow and d shoats. Also sideboard sewing machine organ bureau 2 lounges writing desk 2 stands 4 iron bedsteads three feather beds and mattresses lot quilts blankets sheets pillow cases and pillows 6 or 8 stool chairs 6 rockers lot of carpets and rugs 2 tables 1 cook stove 1 nearly new heater stove lot of dishes pots and pans 1 sausage grinder and stuffer lot of pictures looking glasses window screens On sums of 10 and under cash credit on larger amounts 6 months with approved notes payable at bank.
At the same time and place I will sell the farm of 89 acres. Four acres are in growing strawberries, and five acres in drilled wheat. Ordinary house and outbuildings. Terms made known on James Larrimore, L. F. Covey, Auctioneers.
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