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Melvin and Johnson Inc publish a Saturday morning edition on October 8 1927 with their imprint and publication details.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1927
Page
7
Melvin and Johnson Inc publish a Saturday morning edition on October 8 1927 with their imprint and publication details.
Graduates across Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia report strong gains from the telephone company health course. They cite first aid nutrition and daily healthy habits helping others and themselves with practical, real world value.
The Maryland Gazette, Annapolis weekly, marked its 200th anniversary since its first issue on September 18, 1727. The piece contrasts early six month old European news with today's rapid global reporting, tracing advances from sail to steamship, pony express to telegraph, and telephone to radio and television. It notes Miss Delree Halley’s five decade of flawless toll operator service and cites large ownership in Bell System stock among employees.
The passage notes that the Bible uses the terminal "eth" similar to other literature of its era. It explains that forms like "wind blow eth" were common in sacred and secular works during the King James era, not unique to scripture.
The article notes iodine is abundant in flodine foods such as sea foods agar and Irish moss and also present in milk whole grains vegetables fruits and potatoes including mushrooms strawberries carrots beets and potatoes among many others.
This reflection urges personal effort over waiting for fate to grant success. It contrasts passivity with taking initiative to pursue dreams, stressing that goal setting and diligent work send out a metaphorical ship that will return as achievement. Each person must contribute their best to realize their highest ambitions.
London Times recounts how Sir William Richmond dreamed in youth of color in St Pauls and later designed church mosaics. A pet cat inspired a panel showing Adam with a lion and a lioness, the latter modeled on the artists beloved toe-licking cat. The lions reportedly impressed a Zulu chief with their lifelike depiction.
A Popular Mechanics report says a railroad tunnel in France cleans and polishes trains as they pass. An arched passage lined with brushes and vacuum attachments automatically brushes and vacuums the car exteriors, saving time and labor over manual scrubbing.
An exchange quotes Callie a negro undertone speaker claiming engagement for gold ten days. The bridegroom is described as a mighty office man. A memory surfaces of Miz Aronoff letting off a day after dinner to reach a tunnel of a lady friend, revealing the marriage to the departed husband.
A curious man climbs a field fence to read a distant notice on a tree and narrowly escapes a charging bull. The sign reads Beware of the Bull, giving a humorous, cautionary punchline.
The article notes the ancient use of flowers in weddings with orange blossoms symbolic of luck and happiness. It cites opinions of Spencer and Milton about the orange as a golden apple for Jupiter and Juno on weddings, and mentions Anglo-Saxon brides giving small knots and ribbons to attendants, a custom seen in bridesmaids bouquets.
In Caroline county Maryland this equity suit seeks a decree to sell land in the Third Election District once owned by Ira L. Butler and now held by heirs including Robert Butler Roland F Carter Katherine Price Medford Price Oscar Butler Frances Butler Althea Stormont Catherine Butler and others. The court requires publication in a local newspaper to notify absent defendants to appear by October 26 1927 to show cause why a decree should not be granted.
In the Circuit Court for Caroline county in Equity No 2686 the court ordered September 14 1927 that the sale reported by Calvert C Merriken Assignee be ratified and confirmed unless challenged by November 19. A newspaper notice must run four weeks before October 17. The report states the sales amount as 1200 dollars. T Clayton Horsey Clerk.
John Tuthill reports rats around his home resisted various poisons and bait, including meat and cheese. He claims RAT-SNAP eliminated all rats within ten days after placing broken cake pieces where rats scampered. RAT-SNAP offered in three sizes 86e 65e and 1.26, sold only at local outlets.
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