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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1926
Page
8
A struggling Australian pharmacist narrates a strange tale in which a vanished patient named Cilla seeks a deadly beauty remedy. After a dramatic demonstration using corrosive acid on her hands she vanishes, leaving behind a second payment and a mystery that haunts the narrator as his fortunes fail and a rival closes in.
A narrator recalls waking in a cozy room after being found on a country road. A nurse and friend recounts a past crime involving a wealthy household and a disputed crime scene. The tale ends with their secluded life and affectionate vows.
Pathfinder Magazine notes a near century old guide by Dr Cooley in the national capital describing etiquette for attendees at debates. It records that ladies required escorts, escorts waited outside when rooms were full, and Sunday worship drew carriage travel while streets favored African Americans in outfits.
In Finchley an enterprising catering firm serves tenants in unfit or unwilling to cook homes by taking telephone orders and delivering meals within an hour to over 5,000 families. Food stays hot via charcoal burners in bottom containers. meals are stacked in pans in a rack and later collected.
The Chicago Journal cites Josephus locating Eden near the Ganges, others in southern Babylonia, Armenia, or near the Tigris and Euphrates. New findings suggest Eden's Samuartan term for Babylonia’s plain by Eridu, with a divine garden and the tree of life.
Dr. Ormandy reported to the London congress of chemists that sugar from sawdust has reached a commercial stage. In experiments 6 pounds of sugar came from 100 pounds of dry sawdust, with 5 percent of material wasted.
A sermon style list urges daily and periodic actions to honor relatives, friends, and the public Good health attends thorough birthday exams and regular dental checkups. It stresses preventive care, diet awareness, fresh air, proper rest, and lawfulness as marks of good citizenship.
The London Chronicle notes Armande Luelle Aurore the French writer George Sand as an early advocate for women’s liberty. Born Paris June 8, 1801, she was a productive author who wrote from 10 p m to 5 a m and moved quickly between projects despite later being seen as old fashioned.
A disturbance of public rhetoric questions Democratic candidates positions on state power and constitutional amendments. The speaker urges voters to choose a representative who clearly states his party and policies ahead of Tuesday’s vote, criticizing silence and machine politics.
True copy shows clerk Geo A Dearyne and Geo A Deakyne as cleth with test value. The item references a Newman's fall furniture sale and indicates special values.
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