07 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1901
Page
1
A 1901 letter to a supplier praises the Economic Corn Harvester. The writer recalls using a previous season’s model, noting heavy draft, reduced labor to set up, and high daily cut rates. The device reportedly paid for itself, with binder strings repurposed for fodder tying, though mice spoiled some twine.
A Nez Perce and Yakima love contest ends when Blue Heron steals Loocsa in a high stakes bet. After a perilous night chase and a raging dawn flood, Blue Heron rescues the captive as Loocsa’s courage saves him. The scene shifts to a historic inset on New York City graves.
In rural France pupils bring vegetables to school each morning and, washed by older students, cook them with pork in a kettle. At 11 30 every cooperative member eats hot soup. Those who can pay 2 to 4 50 US cents monthly fund fuel and meat. Many cities provide noonday meals in school canteens run by municipalities or private generosity.
The text notes earrings have ancient origins with archaeologists finding sculpted depictions in Thebes and references by early writers. It states both sexes wore earrings in early times, including male Asians, with biblical and classical mentions. It cites Abraham, Alexander the Great, and Homer confirming wide use among men and women historically.
A Barbizon art student circle once debated who could be spared from the world. Each member wrote a candidate on a slip, folded them, and drew from a hat. All slips, including the author’s, named Robert Louis Stevenson as the one who would not be missed by the public.
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