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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
3
Auto service runs Denton to Pennsylvania trains north at 7 10 a m and 1 65 p m. Greensboro to Denton departures follow Pennsylvania southbound arrivals at 10 37 a m and 5 47 p m. Sunday Denton to northbound train leaves at 3 15 p m with return from Greensboro after the southbound train arrival at 7 25.
Mrs Jeta Wright of Brick House Denton Maryland recounts severe kidney illness and Bright's disease. After months of doctoring she tried Doan's Kidney Pills, regained strength quickly, and praises the remedy. Endorsed by a local user with the Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
A Russian count and a Moscow widow raise children in a Siberian enclosure to shield them from the opposite sex. Boris and Nathalie meet, fall in love, kiss, and defy parental schemes and a priest’s ceremony, ending in an arranged union.
An excerpt from Bird Studies by Herman de Groat describes the bluejay’s coloration, behavior, nest building, and eggs, noting its crested head, purplish blue upper parts, and blue wings. It explains the jay’s mimicry, interaction with predators, and ability to be kept as a pet, ending with its notorious cry and playful yet sometimes tragic encounters with hawks.
A London critic denounces both bronze and marble frock coats on statues of British statesmen. He imagines Confucius in such attire and pleads sculptors to abandon bronze frock coats and marble trousers, suggesting instead pajama models.
The Scrap Book recalls a humorous Sioux City tale about a German named August who handles rising costs. Landlords, barkeepers, and a beer rep request higher payments after July 1, and August responds by posting a sign promising a change: After the first of July will be the last of August.
A reflection on living nobly through daily kindness and truth. Emphasizes that true greatness lies in upholding justice, avoiding harm, and choosing a narrow path for humanity, illustrated by anecdotes of memory and a witty exchange between a young man and a New York restaurant and Charles Dana Gibson responding to an auto firm contest.
A father teases his morose son Johnny about a teacher’s wrong answer and a misquoted math question. In Washington a manager named Thomas J. Pence ponders a watercress sandwich in silence, remarking that ordering such a sandwich need not imply a hidden meadow. John Sargent jokes about a painting that was not like him after all.
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