25 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
1
An inspirational verse asserts inner strength despite unattained heights and failed triumphs. It emphasizes enduring worthiness over visible results and the resolve to remain worthy of effort and striving. The lines celebrate perseverance and the nameless strength within.
Christina Pearce, lodged at Eagle Top with Blake Wile, loses her way in the Adirondacks. A night rescue reveals Wile’s kindness and his plan to build a free sanitarium, changing her view of him as a fortune hunter. The search party converges as romance and truth unfold.
A Pittsburgh Post cartoon or column laments wasted energy from sunrays and humorously notes the energy lost in chewing gum. The piece muses on harnessing unutilized energy and playfully suggests tapping into gum chewers as a resource.
A playful exchange reveals a well trained dog named Dottle, capable of standing on her head, shaking hands, staying still, bowing and performing tricks. Ethel suggests taking Dottle to accompany tomorrow's outing in a lighthearted tone.
A brief soulsville item notes a local joke about a resident hoping for a crop failure and questions raised by a bemused observer. The exchange centers on a pun about sowing and wild oats, reflecting light local color.
A humorous anecdote recounts Secretary Chase discovering a drawing of a money transforming device, pegged as a joke about finance. Lincoln teases Chase, while Chase insists he'd pay from the other end. the tale reflects 19th century finance humor and political figures.
A Chicago Tribune explanation shows water boils depend on air pressure, peaking at sea level 212 degrees F. Lower pressure on mountains lets boiling occur at lower temperatures, and steam pressure can raise cooking temperatures in closed vessels. Experimental proof uses a pumped vessel with cooling to freeze the water while boiling.
A New York World report explains that heart palpitations rarely indicate heart disease. It says the heart’s rhythm is controlled by two nerve pairs the cardiomotor nerves accelerate and the cardio inhibitory nerves restrain pace, with relaxation of the inhibitory nerves from fear worry or stomach or nervous-system upset triggering rapid beating.
A London newspaper test in restaurants and clubs rated Welshmen as the most talkative with about 200 words per minute on average, followed by Irishmen 160 words, Scots 120, and Englishmen 100 to 120. Dark men tended to be bigger talkers.
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