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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
6
A seaside painter Max Burgess and singer Judith Judith form a tense bond as he admires her voice while she resists becoming his muse. Their clash over art and personal ties unfolds as Burgess plans to leave and Judith contemplates whether to model or continue her own path.
Judith and the artist fall into a dangerous sea voyage where danger tests trust and passion. A cracked oar bonds them as she patches it with her petticoat while the storm rages. Safe at shore he reveals protective tenderness and she hints art may pale beside a deeper love. They sense they have found the best thing.
A conversation between a joiner and his customer from London Tit-Bits recounts a flawed table making job. The joiner defends the use of putty to hide defects while the customer insists on a sturdier, crack free piece. The exchange highlights poor craftsmanship and the customer’s demand for a better table.
The article traces early US copper coins from colonial issues to the 1868 bronze cent, noting weight and alloy changes through 1792 to 1868. It then shifts to a butter yeast bread recipe with detailed steps and ingredients. The piece ends with a humorous anecdote about Ellen Terry remarking on Mr. Balfour as a “duck of a man.”
Extra tillage improves soil condition when rainfall is scarce by breaking clods and reducing voids that hinder moisture and nutrient access. Open, mellow soil allows roots to reach moisture and food, increasing yields, with differences nearing a doubling in some dry seasons.
A vintage advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as cures for sick kidneys and dropsy. It cites kidney secretions as warning signs and mentions a testimonial from Mrs. Joshua J. Farrell of Smyrna Delaware praising the remedy. Price is 50 cents, Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is listed as sole agent.
Bargain headquarters showcases a fine line of Fall and Winter underwear for children from 10c, Misses' Boys' and Women's from 25c, men's underwear from 50c up. National Wool undergarments 20 percent off. Alen's Rockwood Scarlet Wool, Union Suits, and Comfort underwear. Men's and Boys' sweaters 50c, gloves 25c and shirts 25c up.
A town visit invites shoppers to view bargains in glass, china, tin and enamel ware. The note encourages browsing the selections and enjoying the display even if not purchasing.
A small town ad invites customers to enlarge or frame pictures with custom frames and net prices. It also advertises top cash offers for hides including beef, calf, sheep, and hides, plus tallow beeswax old rubber and iron trade.
Proclamation by Governor Austin L. Crothers directs publication of the 1909 act proposing an amendment to Section 1 of Article 1 of the Maryland Constitution. The notice sets publishing in at least two newspapers per county and three in Baltimore, including one German-language paper, ahead of the November 2, 1909 general election. The act outlines registration review procedures and appeal rights.
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