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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1895
Page
1
An old promotional piece promotes Simmons Liver Regulator as a liver remedy. It links bilious symptoms, headaches, malaria, and indigestion to a torpid liver and claims the product energizes digestion without griping. It emphasizes a red Z on the wrapper and credits J. H. Reed? Co., Philadelphia.
A scene on a streetcar shows a woman who always drops a penny paying her fare. Passengers wait as she fumbles for coins in a snakeskin purse, finally finding five pennies but losing the last cent. The conductor helps, pockets searched, and the missing coin is finally rediscovered in a nest of shucks. The crowd sighs with relief as the conductor seals the moment and the car continues.
Frontier Patriots gather to oppose Cornwallis forces in North Carolina. Ferguson’s 1,100 to 1,200 troops push Whigs to safety at the Great Smokies. Western Waters settlers rally at Sycamore Shoals, 1,600 riflemen prepare for battle led by Sevier Shelby Campbell.
A reader describes Grasse in Provence as one of Europe’s sweetest gardens famed for roses and orange blossoms. The article details scent, rose gathering at dawn, perfumery processes, orange blossom harvesting dangers, and Grasse’s historic fame in perfumes, oils, and soaps. It notes potential changes to preserve its beauty amidst modern development.
Secret plan by Bonapartists dated 15 Brumaire sought to strike on 17 and convene assemblies on 18 Brumaire at St. Cloud. Troop mood and political tempers, plus Talleyrand’s near-arrest moment, shaped a fragile balance for a strong government amid a wary army and disillusioned public. Also notes Whittier birthplace and framing of pictures in late 19th century style.
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