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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1902

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Scriptural Types Jacob and Esau in Bible History

A concluding article by Mr Generly explores the Jacob and Esau story as a quiet family drama showing duplicity, parental guidance, and the growth of peaceable traits. It contrasts Esau’s military vigor with Jacob’s industrious, patient approach and notes the eventual reconciliation and the belief that the Lord chose Jacob over Esau.

Mr. Generly Jacob Esau Rebekah Jezebel Delilah Isaac isms mer Padanarum mamma Laban

Pennsylvania Railroad Tours for 1902 1903 season

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces personally conducted tours for 1902 1903. California trips depart January 29 and February 19 with a Mardi Gras Florida option. Jacksonville tours depart February 3 17 and March 3 with two week stays in the Flowery State. Third tour tickets returnable to May 31 1902 on regular trains. Tickets sold from principal points. For itineraries rates and info contact district passenger agents Thos. E. Watt G W Boyd Yuugman C Studds or the Philadelphia assistant general passenger agent.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company California New York Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburg New Orleans Florida Jacksonville Pennsylvania Railroad E. Watt Western District E. Yuugman Baltimore C. Studds Southeastern Washington Geo. W. Boyd

Leaverton Elected to Legislature from Local District

John W. Leaverton a native of this county now resident in Palestine Indiana was elected to the Legislature from his district at the recent election. The district is Democratic with two Republican colleagues. Born in Greensboro in 1840 he later moved with his parents to Ohio enlisting in the Eighty Second Ohio Infantry serving in the war. He married Delilah Andrew in 1867 and moved to Palestine in 1871 where he has lived since.

John W. Leaverton Palestine Leaverton Mr. Leaverton Greensboro Ohio Eighty-Second Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry Delilah Andrew John B. Andrew Mrs. Leaverton Caroline

Pioneer Maryland Pear Grower Captures Fine Exhibit

Captain Robert S. Emory of Chestertown, a veteran Kent County fruit grower and president of the Maryland State Horticultural Society, shipped 30 000 baskets of pears from his home and farms. His Lawrence pears impressed 1871 judges, earning a silver medal as Downing praised their size and beauty. Emory notes Kieffer pears dominate market, lowering Bartlett profits, and maintains extensive orchards, beekeeping, poultry, Jersey cattle, and vivid hospitality at his Chester River home.

Kent county Robert S. Emory Chestertown Captain Emory Maryland State Horticultural Society Maryland American Pomological Society Baltimore Marshall Pinckney Wilder Emory California Lawrence Downing United States Bartlett Howell Anjou Le Conte Kieffer Emery San Jose Crawford Reeves Chester

Teach the Girls to Work and Stand On Their Own

The piece argues every girl should be prepared to earn a living amid uncertain fortunes. It warns against overprotective parenting and urges practical work training to build health, character, and future self reliance, noting trade knowledge benefits both married and single women and may defend against privation.

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Holly trade faces blight ruining autumn harvest

Holly gatherers grow despondent as blight damages foliage and berries ending the season's lucrative harvest. Trees that once bore green leaves and red berries are now yellow and barren, threatening thousands in county revenue. Subscribe for the journal for full county news.

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