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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1914
Page
3
Herbert J. Cox of Easton Maryland testifies his weak back and kidney disorder improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises the remedy and recommends it to others. The ad notes price 50 cents and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Proclamation by Governor Goldsborough announcing Chapter 845 of the 1914 Maryland Acts to amend Article 4 Section 44 on sheriffs, submitting the measure to voters at the 1914 general election, with provisions on sheriff terms, appointments, and bonds. Published in multiple newspapers, including Baltimore in German, per Governor Joldsborough.
Captain Perley Tuttle flees with his elephant Annie after a circus fallout, abducts Peppy Tewks, and rides toward Sandville for a wedding in a chaotic morning escape. The elephant navigates woods and roads as the couple heads to the minister, ending in a rustic, celebratory breakfast with circus friends.
An old soldier recalls fear before his first battle and a comical moment with a left hand pocket deserter in Piper’s pocket that broke the tension. The narration ends with the line about a train delay and a passenger’s wish to stay aboard.
The New York Press outlines how London relies on imports for bread, beef, and produce. It describes dock systems, Islington cattle market, and Covent Garden fruit and vegetable trade, noting most meat and vegetables come from abroad and the city would struggle within weeks if supply lines failed.
In a brief Seattle Past-Intelligencer fragment, a patriotic exchange jokes about portions of fish and red soup. The dialogue references Bluetel or whitefish and suggests servings for all as a light war era nod.
A fragment from a dialogue hints at a tense exchange about punishment and placement. The line suggests a medieval or fantasy setting with characters referencing torture on a judicial rack and a cautious response from a companion. Further context is unreadable in the fragment.
A quote from Robert I Schautiler in Athintde posits tennis as a character revealer. He argues a three set match exposes moral and subconscious traits, while advising young men and women to test compatibility by playing singles before marriage.
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune fragment notes gooseberries, cooked, as a healthful tonic rivaling fresh berries. It claims the fruit has unique qualities, likening it to an English custom where gooseberries are a center of tarts and stories, praising healthful glu ing properties.
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