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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1923

Page

7

Formal courting change from Victorian etiquette to modern slang

A humorous contrast shows mid-Victorian norms of calling on a mother and seeking parental consent for a party versus contemporary casual dating. The piece notes the old process of permission from Mrs Brown and a chaperon, versus a phone call and playful slang as the new approach described by the New York Sun.

Dante's Place in History and Influence

Dante preceded Shakespeare and Milton by three centuries and stood alone among early writers in Italian. Contemporary peers questioned his use of the vernacular rather than scholarly Latin, while later poets like Chaucer and Spencer followed in English. The article cites Tmones Nelson Page noting Dante's solitary path before the greats of Greece and Rome.

Shakespeare Milton Dente Guittone Gubizelli Chaucer and Spencer Dante Shake-speere Tmones Nelson Page

Poison Pen and the Hidden Author in Letters

The article discusses anonymous letters, noting any level of writer from office boy to president could be the author. It explains investigators often arrest the wrong person first and must watch for months to identify the real culprit. Reading letters aloud can reveal the author’s characteristics and whether a personal grudge or general tone is present.

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Theory of Man's Development and Java Ape Man Origin

The article traces human evolution from Java ape man as the oldest link, dating from five hundred thousand to one million years ago, nearly twice as old as the next cave man. It cites Hrdlicka on Piltdown remains near London, dated two hundred fifty thousand to three hundred thousand years, suggesting modern man may have developed from a western type while Java ape man represents an extinct branch not in the direct line.

Java Hrdlicka London England Kenses City

Debating Marriage Prospects at the Club

A club discussion weighed marriage odds for women, contrasting society girls and women in business. Participants mentioned sensational chorus marriages, department store salesgirls, and the idea that stores sometimes take back brides, reflecting views on social mobility and marital prospects.

From Clothes to Paper Maggot: Textile Pulp Filter Tale

The article explains that paper made from old clothes must be free of fasteners like buttons and hooks. Cloth sorters remove these before pulping. any remaining pieces tear holes in rolls. Pulp passes under magnetized rakes to pull out metal and fasteners, yielding a varied pile on the rakes.

Portrait of Roy Stewart the outdoor movie star

Roy Stewart, a popular outdoor type and movie star, stands six feet two inches tall and weighs 195 pounds. Born in San Diego, California, he attended the University of California and is married. He is a brunette with brown eyes and black hair, and excels in outdoor sports including riding and swimming.

Roy Stewart San Diego Cal University of California Stewart

Adlay Could Supplant Rice if Cultivated More

A half wild grain named adlay grown in parts of the Philippines is touted by experts as highly productive and nutritious. It contains as much protein as wheat and more fat, with potential to replace rice as a staple elsewhere in the Orient.

Philippines Tropics Asia India Orient

Morality From the Peacock’s Artful Design

A reflection on nature’s artistry in a peacock’s feather. The text argues that pigment arrangement in each barbule creates harmony and beauty, urging humans to admire nature’s love and forgive others. It frames appreciation as a path to living rightly and kindled by the artist’s spirit.

Ancient English Honor The Order of the Bath origins

The first English knighthood order, the Order of the Bath, traces to Frankish and Saxon traditions with bathing rites. Instituted by George I on May 25, 1725, it fixed 37 knights. The prince regent expanded membership in 1813 and new civilian-inclusive statutes were issued on May 25, 1847. Formal constitution occurred in 1889.

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Truthful Slander and the Celebrity Inferiority Complex

A cafe scene recounts Nat Goodwin enduring a loud admirer who pressed him for recognition by repeatedly invoking the celebrity’s name. Goodwin curtly replied to be addressed properly as Mr Goodwin or Nat. Similar incidents are noted with historical figures including Columbus Pepys Robin Hood Goldsmith Garrick Napoleon and Keats.

Nat Goodwin Goodwin Mr. Goodwin Nat Christopher Columbus Samuel Pepys Robin Hood Oliver Goldsmith David Garrick Napoleon Boneparte Keats

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