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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
4
Lesson notes outline the divine Word as a lamp and path light. It covers Psalm 19 themes on law, testimony, statutes, commandments, fear of the Lord, judgments, and personal reflection. It also addresses inspiration of Scripture and practical mentions of love and interfaith unity.
Donat, a former comrade of Robert Louis Stevenson, recalls their South Pacific days in Papeete amid coconut groves and sea breezes. He recounts gifts of fruit and vegetables, long talks, and an invitation aboard Stevenson's ship with a keepsake ring, praising him as a good man and generous gentleman.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch correspondent describes Drak Devlin, an old apple trader on West 40th Street, who claims insight into Custer’s last stand. Devlin, a veteran horseman, rode from Prescott, Arizona, to Pot City, Kansas, to witness the fight and offers anecdotes about Indian fighting, handwork, and rations.
Peppermint ranks high among drug plants with essential oil distillation from its leaves, a major industry spanning thousands of acres in Michigan and New York. Leaves, also from wintergreen and pennyroyal, are dried in airy, shaded spots to preserve color. careful sorting prevents mix with other leaves before shipping. Bulletins from Washington at 15 cents each cover this subject. Uncle Sam cautions that crops carry risks, as all ventures do in this uncertain world.
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County equity case seeks sale of Annie Hughes real estate in the First district for division among heirs. Non-residents cautioned to appear by Oct 10, 1919. notice to run four weeks before Sept 24, 1919. Clerk Lawrence B. Towers. Test: Haven or BuTom EEs jerk.
A footnote from Couper's The Deer Slayer traces the term Yankee to how Indians rendered English as Yengeese and how that evolved into Yankees. The article suggests pronunciation shifts, especially in New England, where English is spoken as Ing-lish and the Indian sounds influenced spelling and speech, linking Eng lish to Yen and Yangl.
Q and A style excerpt shows a lawyer predicting a jury of motor owners will be wise about the case. The opposing lawyer questions if nonmotorists might be swayed differently. The dialogue suggests tensions over jury deliberations in an automobile collision dispute.
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