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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1915

Page

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Reasons for Lee Nomination and Demands in Maryland

Caroline county Democrats press for Lee for Governor citing broad reform goals in state government. Article argues public demand and Lee’s prior record support a gubernatorial bid, urging turnout at September primaries. The Lee-Copper-Maloy Democratic Club of Caroline County endorses the candidate and calls for efficiency and economy.

Lee Maryland Crothers United States Senate Senate State Senate Caroline county LEE-COPPER-MALOY DEMOCRATIC CLUB

Cosgrove's Romance on a New York Train

On a Philadelphia to New York morning run, financier Clinton Cosgrove fixates on a pretty woman clipping want ads for office work. He arranges a job lead, meets her in Jersey City, then discovers she is Miss Westervelt’s client, Helen Behrman, seeking a job for her mother’s sake. The scene ends with Cosgrove deeming the tale a comedy relief to a budding romance.

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Brooklyn Navy Yard Land Sale and Expansion Milestone

The Brooklyn Navy Yard, established February 23, 1801, began with 23 acres purchased from John Jackson for 40 000 dollars. It now spans 144 acres with nearly three miles of waterfront protected by a granite sea wall.

Brooklyn Navy Yard John Jackson New York American

How He Got His Clothes

A brief quip from the Philadelphia Bulletin where Mrs. Oldfam asks Mr. Clymer if he joins many clubs. He replies he belongs to only a sul club, though they call it a coterie.

Mrs. Oldfam Mr. Clymer

A Lien on a Tower and a Leaning Joke

A Yonkers Statesman quip ponders why a tower leans with a jest about heavy weight and the famed Leaning Tower of Pisa. A playful exchange contrasts church and Gotham voices on the cause of the tilt.

Pisa Gotham Yonkers

The best way to get along with some people is to get along without them

A Chicago Journal item reflects on social dynamics noting that harmony with certain individuals can be achieved by avoiding interaction. The terse reflection underscores a blunt view of interpersonal friction and strategic disengagement.

Chicago Journal

Lodge romance at a country estate ends in a marriage

John Rickets, a young gardener, toils on a secluded estate where owner Mr Alexander plans a lodge for him and a wife. Anne, raised as a lady but born to servants, confides a plan that she will share the lodge with John. At the end Anne defies class bounds and marries John, who becomes a renowned landscape gardener.

John Rieckets John Anne Srs. Alexander Edgar Alexander America Anne Mr. Alexander Alexander advanc Mr. Alexander lee arryjting Jolbn Jim John Rickets Europe

Marriage Talk Urged For Studio Club Women

The Studio Club of New York, a home for young women, heard a board member announce an upcoming lecture by Mrs. Blank on Marriage next Tuesday. The talk from last year was described as helpful to attendees.

Studio Club New York manatron

Genius as They See It in the Atlanta Constitution

A hard times philosopher notes poets recognize genius as hard work yet people resist proving it by labor. He compares this to an angry crowd preferring violence to allowing a field sower with a plowshare to work.

Atlanta. Constitution

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OSSOLET The Peoples National Bank DENTON, MD ALBERT G. TOWERS, Prest T. Fr. JOHNSON BLAIR LEE Baltimore City Comptroller’s office EPES WINTHROP SARGENT Frank A. Munsey Co The Denton National Bank Ben Franklin Franklin T. C. WEST Cashier HARVEY L. COOPER SAMUEL G. NUTTLE DENTON, MD SAMUEL G. NUTTLE DENTON MARTIN: WEISMAN BALI THE WHITE COMPANY Jewett Emerson Hammond Wellington Royal SALISBURY, MD Underwood FOOTER’S DYE WORKS Cumberland Home Insurance Company John Meredith Federalsburg Meredith TURNER & RICHARDS agite
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