27 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1920
Page
1
A historical financial report dated November 17 details assets and deposits, listing banks, houses, farms, barns, trees, and stock. It notes reserves against deposits and a whiter partial table of items, with values and distributions among creditors and debtors.
Public sale due to farm discontinuation includes 8 year old driving horse, 11 year old horse, Jersey cattle, thoroughbred sow, Mackormick binder, farm wagons and gear, plows and implements, hay, crops, and household goods. Auction lists diverse livestock, farm tools, and late January inventory.
A long cluttered tale follows Jane Leone Jarvis and war hero Fred Richards, meeting aboard a ship and later reconnecting at a country road wedding. Leone recalls a flirtation with a captain and yields a keepsake pin later repurposed as a symbol of rekindled interest.
A reflection on life and death as successive states within a single unity. Drawing from B. A. Giles and Gems From Chinese Literature, the passage argues that life arises from aggregate forces and death is their dispersion, with spiritual essence replacing material corruption in cycles of unity.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt, Mr. Cobbles recites a plan to change a hired man’s intent from leaving to marrying money. A summer hoarder posed as an heiress to flirt, convincing him that marrying wealth would be easier than earning it.
A wedding telegram from a New York sister to Brockton notes playful digs and sympathy as a husband jokes about losing his wife for a day. The message mocks the event with affectionate sarcasm and references a light loving feud within the family.
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