16 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
1
This town’s store sells Griffon Ultra Clothes and Kirschbaum Clothes, the nation’s distinctively produced ready to wear lines. Griffon suits priced from 12.50 to 25.00 cover varied styles and fabrics, offered exclusively in town and nationwide through multiple outlets.
A remarkable hat called DELIGNY attracts attention with standout style and all shade options. Promoters invite customers to request a viewing on their next visit.
Pierre Savoy, a Yukon trapper, shelters a young woman and her child while tracking the killer Francois Morteau. Trotter exposes Pierre as the rope specialist who killed a fur trader, and Pierre rescues a drowning man with a daring lasso maneuver, earning Valdez’s praise and a grim reckoning with his hunter.
A Vienna professor Wintersnitz discovered that general cold baths markedly increase active blood cells, sometimes by one fifth or more. The process boosts the body's resisting power by rallying blood cells from hiding places and preparing them to fight daily battles for health.
The 1912 Panama downpour described by Harry A. Franck in Zone Po iceman 88 floods the Pacific scene as Panama and Ancon hill fade from view. Franck, three companions, and even the admiral endure a brutal three hour raid that drenches them under a roofless sawmill and ends as the rain ceases only when entering rooms.
Alkarazza refers to porous earthenware vessels that stay moist outside when filled with water, cooling their contents through surface evaporation. It is made by blending 10 percent dry or fine sawdust with potter's clay and firing. the sawdust burns away leaving porosity.
The account notes Rowena, daughter of Hengist, credited with introducing kissing to Britain. It recalls the Roman term osculum meaning a little mouth and cites the phrase Give me a sweet little mouth used by an Italian boy asking his mother for a kiss.
A glimpse of a rural exchange in which Dinah confirms marriage and the former cook jokes about a provider husband. The humor rests on dialect and social expectations, with a light tone about domestic life in the community.
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