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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1927

Page

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Public Sale of Household Goods in Williston

Grace Wensor announces a public sale of her household goods on Saturday November 5 1927 at 10 am at the Com Doerr Homestead near the Denton Williston road. The sale features dining and living room sets leather seating radios dressers beds tables rugs dishes range stove ice box refrigerator tools and more. All items sold without reserve with cash on sums up to 10 and credit for larger amounts with a note and approved security. Auctioneered by James Temple with clerks J A Beck and Walter Howard.

Williston Denton Com. Doerr Simmons Hudson Grace W.ensor J. A. Beck Walter Howard James Temple

Christmas Card Selection Declared Ready for December Delivery

A local card seller promotes a new line of Christmas and New Year cards with a sample book available. Orders can be placed now for December delivery and include printed names on inserts.

Paper and envelopes offered for sale at 1.50 dollars

Offer advertises 200 sheets of paper 54 by 83 inches and 100 envelopes size 62, from Hammermill Bond, with printing in blue or black ink for 1.50 dollars.

Hammermill Bond

The Girl He Didn’t Know

Bartlett tracks a pheasant and meets a deserter hiding in rocks. The man confesses and decides to enlist, inspired by Bartlett’s courage. A girl on the slope watches, later approving of the brother’s enlistment and promising to write. The scene ends with a farewell as the train departs.

Artlett Bartlett Caan Ele Ialf Feek Tane Usufa Wag Ven Salite Jim Helen Westlake

William Gilbert Pioneer of English Electricity and Magnetism

Englishman William Gilbert was a leading figure under Queen Elizabeth and James II. He authored works on magnetism and electricity, practiced medicine in London, and became royal physician in 1601. He emphasized experiment over speculation and supported Copernican views, though his chemistry records are scarce.

William Gilbert England William Cortez Abbott Gilbert London Queen Eizabeth James II Copernicus Jie

Pie on the Fire Ignites Kitchen in Mrs Smith Play

In a comic kitchen mishap a new cook cries to Mrs Smith that the pie is burning and she cannot retrieve it due to a fan limit. The scene humorously captures a domestic emergency and the cook’s frantic plea.

Narcotic in Lettuce Surprises Readers of Tiberty Question

A published exchange in Tiberty notes that lettuce contains a feeble narcotic. The tube of the lettuce can cause heaviness or sleep if consumed in large quantities.

Tiberty

Virtue and Happiness as True Measures of Success

A compact reflection on virtue and happiness as accessible goals for all men. The piece argues usefulness and contentment define success and are within reach, though often underestimated by the nobler classes.

Tramps of Space Comets Defy Observatory Minds

An odd extract describes space comets or "tramps" as strange bodies terrifying observers. They travel at dizzy speeds toward the sun and circle it before returning to lab alcoves, baffling scientists and challenging telescope work.

Ahlob Anaes

The Car That Won the Farm Husband and Wife Clash Over Mortgage

Mary Whipple blocks her husband Whipple from exploiting the farm mortgage to buy a car. She signs to protect the property, then builds a career in automobile sales herself. Six weeks apart end with Whipple joining Mary in a car selling venture, acknowledging her leadership.

RS. Whipple Mary Tom Whipple Sou William Clem Anderson Sam Potter Mary Whipple Wil Wripple Wii Milltown Wil

Old Criticism of Dance From 1831 Found in Wall

A century old book fragment titled Dancing, unearthed in a demolished Bedford Massachusetts mansion, condemns dance as a national trait and social levity. The author argues dancing signals thoughtlessness and buoyant spirits, masking conscience against a life of religion.

Bfedford Mass Orr

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