09 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
1
Evelyn Jeffries and Mollie Crawford are at odds as three girls plot to ruin Mollie. Mollie’s rivals scheme to control love by using Tom, but Evelyn’s confession reveals Mollie’s fate, and Tom declares love for Evelyn, leading to an unexpected union.
A motivational advertisements features O J Hill urging personal savings as the seed of success. It questions whether a reader could seize a five hundred to thousand dollar opportunity today without prior savings, warns earnings are not permanent, and promotes Continental Life Insurance Company via Denton representative F Rawlins Camper as a saving policy option.
In a small town, Mollie Crawford and Evelyn plot to lure the new bank teller Tom Adams away from Mollie. Mary orchestrates introductions and uses Evelyn as bait while Belle and Mary’s schemes unfold. Tom agrees to visit at the Jeffries home for a veranda dance with Evelyn present.
An August 21 entry in Fogg's Journal reproduces a prayer asking for divine aid to protect Essex and Middlesex counties from fires and earthquakes, preserve debts, and keep a son from bad company, ending with a personal plea for safety and honesty for servants.
J G Sullivan argues in the Canadian Engineer that twilight ends when the sun is about 15 degrees below the horizon, altering the standard encyclopedic claim of 18 degrees. His personal observations suggest a longer night and a later end to twilight, challenging traditional timing.
A husband dismisses his wife's stock market idea with sarcasm, then she counters with a witty rule about knowing all about the market. She notes that those who think they know everything often lose, suggesting a cautionary take on investing and partnership.
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