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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1928
Page
8
An elderly writer lists gratitude for life health sight hearing and freedom from pain. She thanks God for reason, home, her children, and their affection. She expresses fearlessness about want, blessing to give, spiritual gifts, the Golden Rule, righteousness, and heaven through Jesus Christ.
The excerpt reflects a meditation on gratitude amid isolation. It urges focusing on blessings rather than lack, noting discontent stems from coveting the unavailable and praising provisions as God’s providence shaping a contented life in hardship.
Thanksgiving reflections emphasize gratitude for postwar reconstruction and new opportunities. The text compares this era to the Renaissance, urging service, knowledge, and fuller lives as society rebuilds from a world left in fragments. It speaks of a fighting chance to forge another Golden age through collective effort.
A poetic fragment describes autumn woods with ash, silver beech, and maple in bright colors. The mood links the season to an old man named Autumn, imagery of life, light, and quiet nature pervades the scene.
A Thanksgiving reflection extols America as uniquely blessed amid global distress. The discourse contrasts national prosperity and serenity with poverty elsewhere, praising the Giver-of-All-Blessings for the nation’s reverent recognition of divine mercy.
A Popular Science Monthly note details how various sounds travel into the upper air. Rooster crowing, church bells, and human shouts reach nearly a mile upward under certain conditions, while a cricket chirp and a frog croak ascend to 2,500 feet and 93,000 feet respectively.
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