04 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1926
Page
1
T Clayton Taylor of the Eighth District announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff to Caroline County voters. He asks for support from friends and fellow party members and pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
The Easton Star Democrat sought opinions from Finis J. Garrett Cordell Hull John Garner and other leaders on Alan Goldsborough's standing and service in Congress. Replies discuss his role as representative of the first district and praise his work on tax policy and tariff questions.
New York summer tale unfolds as Arnold Rittenhouse rents a Riverside Drive flat and encounters a pistol wielding intruder who turns out to be Beth Sefton posing as Rita Sefton. The pair collide in suspicion and charm, revealing Freddy Holmes’s heartbreak and Beth’s true identity as Rita’s sister. In a tense yet comic turn they reconcile, sparking a possible romance.
A group of tourists awaiting a mountain burro ride are startled when one burro brays loudly. Six-year-old Henry tells his mother he does not want to ride anything that talks, ending the fragment on a humorous note.
Dr Joseph Bach of Marquette University tested balance scales by weighing a sheet of paper with an undotted i. A half inch of aluminum wire balanced the sheet. When he dotted the t the scales no longer balanced revealing a two one hundred thousandth of a grain difference.
The lightest known wood, balsas, is found in commercial quantities in Cuba and is common in Porto Rico Jatutes Trinidad and along the east coast of Central America. It is largely confined to mangrove swamps and other inaccessible swamps where log extraction is very difficult for exploiters.
The Italian ship Anita, broken up in Genoa this century, outlived all other vessels. Built in Elizabethan times, she sailed the seas for over three centuries and was famed as the oldest and slowest ship, her oak hull a foot thick.
Ailsa MacDonald defies fear to sing in a rough Alaskan town, facing jeers and thrown objects. She endures a brutal reception, then returns to the stage, only to find a roaring crowd now cheering and showering the stage with gold nugget strewn carpet.
A concise explanation of the water cycle describes evaporation from oceans lakes and rivers by sun heat. Warm moist air rises cools condenses into clouds and rain falls when droplets grow heavy. Rain nourishes springs rivers lakes and seas which again evaporate to continue the cycle.
Two voices discuss reading a physical culture book, Mandy shows interest and plans to start exercises titled Life after finishing chores. The exchange hints at self-improvement and daily routines in a domestic setting.
A devotional petition calling for divine blessing on the spread of the Gospel and for all people to rejoice in the right to be called sons of God. The prayer emphasizes gratitude, service, and universal appeal of Christian salvation.
An ancient saying quotes Geikle: the individual heart that worships God alone is raised above all anxiety for earthly needs. The message emphasizes faith over worldly concerns and divine reliance as a guiding principle.
A compact quotation states that every sin is a mistake and a wrong and that the epitaph for a sinner is “Thou Fool.” The remark emphasizes moral judgment and folly as central themes in religious reflections.
A compact note on sacred practice highlighting the role of private devotion in spiritual usefulness. It presents a concise view of how hidden prayer shapes leadership, urging discipline and humility among believers.
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