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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
3
Cypress wood finds wide use across industries from street curbs to beehives. Builders of incubators and car shops use it for siding and pallets while coffin and casket boxes, church pews, ship hulls, and furniture components are common applications. Manufacturers of automobiles, wagons, and sailing craft rely on its workable yet slightly warp prone properties.
A Labor Department report finds French clergymen and businessmen live longest, averaging 65 and 64 years respectively. Farmers follow at 61, soldiers, lawyers and workers at 57, with teachers and physicians at 52. The data suggests underpayment for educators and government workers, with earnings and conditions impacting longevity.
A Family Herald note urges prudent furniture purchases over hasty, cheaper fragments. It counsels mixing a few quality pieces, such as a dresser with a simple bed, until a full suite can be afforded. It cautions that mahogany and oak do not harmonize, while mahogany with walnut or oak with walnut can work.
An American tourist in Italy faced trouble at a post office where possession of a registered letter requires an employee’s knowledge. A man outside offered to act as a witness for a small fee, claiming long familiarity with her. He returned with her to the post office and she retrieved the letter after his assurance.
The excerpt argues that true love begins with the individual and proximal connections rather than a grand universal embrace. It quotes Herder, noting cosmopolitan minds are often the neediest, as embracing the universe tends to reflect self-centered longing rather than genuine, expansive love.
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