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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1893

Page

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Italy Baths Draw Nerves and Nobles in Ocean Leisure

A vivid reminiscence of Roman and modern Italian sea baths contrasts ancient Diocletian and Nero with Venice Posillipo and Naples Lido. The piece paints casual social life, music, camerini, and chaperoned romance, notes poor and rich share this open access, and highlights Capri’s blue grotto and Sorrento’s calm waters.

Italy Mediterranean Venice Naples Capri Amalfi Diocletian Carneallar Rome Pompeiian Nero Constantin Pozenoli Buimono Vesuvius Posilipo Tsa Santa Lucia Bella Napoli Peter Fearing Sorrento Chicago Tribune

Forgetting One's Children in a Temple Store

A mother in Temple place forgets her two little girls in a store while she investigates barges at another counter. The children wait where she left them as a crowd gathers. She recalls later that she had left them and exclaims she cannot believe how she did it.

Bargin

Electric light fishing device for California coast

The article describes an improved fishing apparatus using an iron frame interlaced with netting and a lantern lamp powered by a boat motor. As the boat moves, the net opens and the bright lamp attracts fish into the trap, seen from afar in clear water, replacing the old torch-lit fence method.

California

Tobacco smoke as a microbicide in epidemics

Chambers' Journal discusses how tobacco smoke from Cavour Virginia and Tuscan cigarettes and other tobaccos shows strong bactericidal effects, especially against the cholera bacillus. Dr. Tassinari suggests nicotine products may help reduce microbes in oral hygiene during cholera and typhus outbreaks.

Tassinari Italia Termule Cavour Virginia

Always Clean Family Diblo Dust Planes Stool Break

A fragmentary exchange notes that a family named Diblo avoids dust since a plano stool broke, with a Good News tone and a little girl remarking on cleanliness and clan. The snippet reads as casual domestic chatter.

New Green Goods Methods and a Curious Metamorphosis

A German-born tea broker, Praat Holbein of Dashwood Ontario, recounts a strange Toronto night. After visiting a Yonge Street museum, he was invited to a home where his hostess transformed into a man in disguise. A confrontation followed, ending with the stranger admitting “green goods” and offering to buy his bills for pennies on the dollar. Holbein escaped, later describing the event to Constable Irving and detectives, with many questioning the tale’s truth.

Irving Praat Hotlbein Tea Berk Red Lion Dashwood Republic Musee Yonge Street Wen Hellbeth Tecma Hellbein Babef Hohl Avsault Holbein Hohlbein Hohletbein Fhoeter Tira Hollbein Bose Toronto Mail

Strange Gods and Deities Across Distant Lands

A Boston Globe note recounts diverse worship practices from Queen Victoria venerated in Orlasa Bengal to Nikkal Sen identified with General Nicholson in Punjab. It cites colonial observers mentioning demigodlike figures in Africa and Northwest India, and references a tale from Blackwood's Magazine about a king playing a ball game on horseback with a wolfstick.

Thave Orlasa Bengal Presidency Victoria Grabens Tumiong Thibet Punjab Nikkal Sen Nicholson MM. du Chailln Captain Cook Pete Blachwood

Ragged Robvert and the Travelin' Gentlemen’s Union Expulsion Threat

A dialogue from the New York Weekly shows Ragged Robvert arguing with Mouldy Mike over work and dinner, noting an expulsion threat from the Travelin g Gentlemen's union. The exchange includes a request for a file and a plan to flee to avoid denial of wages and a saloon drink.

All the Saints Traveling Gentlemen's Union New York Weekly

Swiggits Mystery Wigghers Prompt Unconscionable Tale

Fragmentary notes mention Swiggits and Swiggets with phrases about conscience and fades. Names and context are unclear, but suggest a quirky character study or gossip item centered on Swiggits and a reflection on anonymity and hair.

Travelers by Rail In Russia Divided Into Three Clusces

Travelers on Russian railways are categorized into three groups civil military and convict with further subdivision into paying and nonpaying travelers.

Russia

The Weight of Crowds on Dense Gatherings

A summary of experiments by Prof W C Kernot and studies by Stoney show crowd loads exceeding standard 60 to 100 pounds per square foot. In a Melbourne lobby 159.5 pound average mass yielded 194.7 pounds per person total and 143.1 pounds per square foot with room for more. Stoney’s tests with Irish laborers produced 147.4 to 148 pounds per square foot in ship deckhouse and crowded room scenarios. The article recommends using 140 to 130 pounds per square foot for crowded spaces like stations, entrances, and bridges.

W.C. Kernot Melbourne University Australia Victorian Institute of Engineers Kernot Stonay Sahut Stoney Nore Yanka

Modest Love Sparks Bold Speech in Unusual Tale

A noble young man, shy and high ranked, loves a woman who values modesty. After a playful cards for money dispute, humor breaks the ice and his tongue loosens, leading to a happy if unusual ending. Narrated in a Victorian voice by Walter Beaseat in London.

Fide Beast Walter London

Ostrich incubation and crow heist in nature lore

The piece recounts an ostrich brooding method where the mother leaves eggs exposed while a white necked crow observes from the nest. The crow drops stones to crack an egg, feasting as the ostrich guards dinnerless. Also notes a Bombay bedstead drama with four ornate dancing companions and a cradle-like music box. Additionally a brief on Delaware’s circular northern boundary due to Penn charter and the 12 mile measure.

Sam Job Mrs. Ostrich Eljah Detroit Free Press Bowbay Bombay Delaware Penn Pennsylvania Delaware River New Castle Town New Castle St. Louis Republic

Partial coaling plan to bridge pasture shortage for dairy farms

The article discusses pasture inadequacy for cows, noting early grasses provide feed until July end but decline afterward. It proposes a partial coiling system to utilize near full dairy benefits and sustain production through the poor forage period, citing the Lewiston Journal.

Ewiston Journal

Fragmentary exchange hints at unnamed confrontation

Readable lines show a heated exchange with taunts about character and loyalty. Names and clear context are missing, yielding a fragmentary portrait of a tense verbal confrontation without identifiable participants or setting.

Turkey poults and feeding for rapid growth in poultry yards

Article notes the development stages of turkey poults from hatching to turn of growth, stressing the need for nutritious feed, dry shelter, and ventilated housing. It warns breeders to manage a long, careful feeding plan to achieve large, sturdy birds and outlines dangers and transitional care as poults mature into turkeys. It also touches on hay harvesting costs and briefly discusses animal cages and showmanship risks.

Goure Poultry Yard

Trane aml Hass Story Notes Unclear Dialogue

Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and phrases including Trane aml Hass and Belle-Charley Vrango. The passage mentions Moss home references and a door request, but lacks coherent events, dates, or verifiable facts to form a complete news item.

Trane Belle Charley Vrango Blanche Belke Moss

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