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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1919

Page

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Templeville Maryland sale of four farm parcels 1919

Harvey L. Cooper as attorney in fact for Aston G Warren offers land parcels near Templeville Caroline County at public auction on a 1919 date with multiple tracts totaling about 444 acres. Parcels include home farms with dwellings and a wood tract. terms require quarter cash annually through 1923 with deferred payments bearing interest. Located near roads churches schools and the Pennsylvania railroad at Marydel.

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Law Office Intrigue Sparks Courageous Actress

Marion Lane, a determined woman, secretly applies for a secretary job at Colwell’s firm to obtain damning papers about her father’s case. She discovers the evidence she seeks but faces moral and emotional peril as Colwell reveals support and affection, offering to help dismiss the case and pursue love.

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Dogs and courage cited in British dog protection debate

A British Commons discussion on the dogs protection bill featured Lord Byron’s tribute to dogs and a letter about a spaniel rescuing a man at low tide. The text also recalls Lundy’s Lane in 1814 with casualty figures and notes theatre publicity tensions over payment and publicity.

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The Baldheaded Man as the Greatest Optimist

A Cincinnati Enquirer joke recalls a baldheaded man who buys a bottle of hair restorer plus a comb and brush after a druggist guarantees the product. The customer figures he will need grooming supplies soon, illustrating his optimism.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Real Failure Quote by Lorimer and Swetchine

A compact quotation contrasts persistence and failure, noting that repeated missteps should not brand a person as a failure until they lose courage. The lines invoke George H. Lorimer and Madame Swetchine about enduring wit in the present moment.

George H. Lorimer God Madame Swetchine

Pleasing Incident on the Western Front Highlights Interfaith Unity

An Episcopal chaplain recounts a Western Front scene where a destroyed town still housed Mass and Protestant communion. A Catholic chaplain, an Irishman from Boston, hosted mass at 8, then the Protestant service at 8 45, followed by another mass at 9 30. The piece argues war shows shared sacrifice beyond sectarian lines.

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Missed It The Big Idea and Army Nurses in Peace Time

An excerpt from Boys' Life satirizes chemistry as inventing from unrelated substances. The piece discusses wartime Franco American life, American fire engine houses, and hello girls. It adds notes on Army nurses during peace and war times and pension gaps for disabled nurses.

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Deaf Mutes Not Good Flyers Says Popular Mechanics

An article cites tests by the war department debunking a circulating claim that deaf mutes make good airmen. It notes their lack of balance and cites warnings against enlistment as flyers.

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J. L. EVERNGAM Denton, Maryland THE PEOPLES BANK HENRY T. NUTTLE, Prest T. F. JOHNSON JAMES J. ROSS WM. DENNY Sec’y-Treas Kent County Mutual Insurance Co DOVER CARTER & DEEN L. SRVING JONES Denton Greenshere ALEK. NOBLE Agt Preston, Md SPAPFRAADS HIVE Denton National Bank Federal Reserve System DENTON: NATIONAL BANK Bank of Service Hughes Lumber and Coal Co CAROLINE COUN VILLE Denton, Md HENDERSON GREENSBORO PRESTON FEDERALSBURG HILLSBORO RIDGELY AMERICAN CORNER JOHN K. LYNCH RICHARD T. WEST HARRY B. MASON C. LESLIE WALLS sway right Las McClure News thundere puto Western Front American Forestry association Bridey Jack
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