21 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1916
Page
1
Reading as a sale notice the column lists silk and wool dress goods with prices. Striped Madras and Striped Wash Silk appear with discounts and prices such as .85 and .56 per yard, indicating a closing sale on fabric selections.
Convincing testimony from Denton residents proclaims lasting kidney relief and backache cure. Doan’s Kidney Pills are praised by Doan’s, with Mr. Evans giving two public endorsements in 1912 and 1916. Price 50c at dealers. MARTHA UL. FISHER’S Denton Md offers a Golden Oak dining room suit.
Rental notice for six years in Denton and West Denton. Apply to J B Towers in Denton Maryland.
Public sale of live stock farming implements and two tract Noble Farm near Preston offered in two parcels and as whole. Tract 1 16 acres 89 cleared 60 timber with multiple outbuildings and improvements. Tract 2 49 acres with barn carriage house and stables. Possession January 1917. terms include one third cash day of sale or all cash. title at purchaser expense.postos by Bradely CL Tarrison Clerk Covey Auctioneer.
Henry Channing, a clubman known for oriental carvings, travels from Shanghai to New York, haunted by fear of a hidden assassin. Dacre reveals a tale of a temple carved god that exacts a price through guilt, as Channing confronts a relic that binds his fate to a deadly memory.
A botany study notes expert bomb droppers among plants. Calif ornia pine fruits may drop seeds by aeriel projection. Cebullium squirts juice and seeds three to six feet. Garden balsam explodes its pod like shrapnel. Thistles’ fluffy parachutes drift and seed dispersal continues until contact or descent.
A reader quotes a theater discussion asking what part a female actor plays on stage and whether she will please the audience. The note mentions a character killed by a fist net and references a sister contemporary from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
A Kansas City Star column dismisses the unlikely tale of finding a two dollar bill in an old vest. The writer jokes that such pockets or “nip” moments never occur to them as they finish their day, echoing a wry, skeptical tone about improbable curiosities.
A quirky flier from the Boston Transcript quotes Mrs Piehleton in a humorous exchange about dressing for bed. The tongue in cheek line suggests forty years of routine and a playful note on monotony.
Ten questions directed at voters before Election Day question why the Kings of Wall Street and major financial interests back Hughes. It cites central bank substitutes, tariffs, neutrality critics, intervention advocates, trusts, conscription heroes, reactionaries, industrial reform opponents, and GOP graft as alleged Hughes supporters.
A humorous golf scene features a husband and wife of a friend at a course. He adjusts shots and boasts while she plays with quiet wit, remarking on score lines and the game’s exercise value before a punchy closing line about truthfulness and affection.
In the American Magazine Dr Arthur Reynolds, ex Chicago health commissioner, argues neglect of children's feet causes lifelong issues. He urges barefoot indoor summers for children, warns against ill shaped footwear, and calls for last reforms using plaster casts of the foot bearing weight to craft better shoes.
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