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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1929
Page
3
A compact lesson on honest work drawn from Genesis to Ephesians. It argues work as divine duty, cites six days labor, Christ’s striving, urgent gospel work, Paul’s example, and the rule that those who will not work should not eat, promoting diligence over idleness and ethical earning.
Ainsworth reflects that the unknown quantity always remains and we cannot master the situation. He asserts it is not the Will of God that humans control all outcomes, reminding that the divine is the Master of it.
A Baptist record asserts that God always answers prayer though sometimes He says no, reflecting a belief in divine wisdom guiding outcomes and responses.
The puzzle presents horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries such as evergreen shrub and river in Italy. It includes literary hints and wordplay involving homophones and misprints, noting that the solution will appear in the next issue and listing entries like Irritate, Volcano, and English queen Inez of Stuart.
A historical shift shows women increasingly employed across industries, not just in telephone work. The Western Electric Company and Pt. Breeze plant near Baltimore employ thousands, including many women in roles from accountants and engineers to typists and lawyers, proving female workers can handle diverse scientific duties.
The pressure cooker makes canning faster and safer for homemakers. It enables cooking above boiling, shortens sterilizing times, and suits small daily garden surpluses, reducing waste while easing stove-top use and monitoring by the pressure gauge.
A national contest to promote home canning offers 222 cash prizes totaling 3825 dollars and a sweepstakes prize of 1250 dollars for best jar. Open to any woman or girl, entries must be in by October 1 1929. Free jars and entry blanks available from Anne Williams director at 925 S Homan Ave Chicago IL.
A 1920s report from American Telephone and Telegraph shows 19.8 million telephones in the United States on June 30 and $3.985 billion invested in plant. The Bell System owns 93 percent of common stock among 24 linked companies, aiming for a universal national service with cross border connections to Canada Cuba and Mexico and radio links to about 16 million European phones. Projections say future links to South America and other regions may expand this network.
A compact quotation noting that happiness mirrors goodness and a clever line about words traveling as quickly as ideas. The artifact presents two pithy maxims credited to Landor and a pilot quip about prompt word spread.
A compact collection of 1929 era recipes and menu ideas from Verte Mayweed. It outlines hamburg steak with suet, bacon wrap broiled, candy bar box cake assembly with sponge layers and cream, Marshmallow Fruit Delight and punchy fruit cream, and several first course salads served on lettuce with French dressing. Includes New Cabbage Salad with finely shredded cabbage, celery, apple, mayonnaise, and cucumber? Mixed reading shows multiple dishes and serving suggestions.
The people of Tristan Da Cunha mainly descend from British soldiers stationed during Napoleon's captivity and from whaling settlers. The community sustains itself through agriculture and maintains a notable cattle population.
A separate estate is the real or personal property of a married woman over which her husband has no control and whose creditors cannot attach. In most U.S. states this excludes savings from money provided by a husband for household expenses.
April 21 1831 marks the birthday of John Muir born in Scotland who became a famed American naturalist. He lived many years in the Yosemite Valley and wrote about the Sierra Nevada geology and botany.
A fragment notes that hiss is the only sound said to have no echo, highlighting a peculiar acoustic claim without broader context or attribution.
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