Large Denton to Baltimore Ocean City Automobile Route
Daily large auto runs from Denton at 6 30 a m and 5 30 p m except Sunday visiting Wil liston American Corner Federalsburg and Williamsburg to connect with 8 37 am Baltimore train and 6 52 pm Ocean City train and 7 H p m from Baltimore Returning from Hurlock at 8 10 am and 7 15 pm reaching Denton at 9 55 pm and 8 85 pm Rates Denton to Federalsburg 1 00 Federalsburg to Hurlock 0 0 Between Denton and Federalsburg 1 50 Federalsburg to Williamsburg 0 20 Williamsburg to Hurlock 0 28 Round Trip good to return same or following day 1 50 Children under 7 years half fare
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Denton
Williston
American Corner
Federalsburg
Williamsburg
Nortock
Baltimore
Ocean City
Hurlock
Federalsbourg
Pederalsburg
Uholock
Ridgely
Pennsylvania
Downes
Fare 50 Cents and Kids Under 12 Benefit
The notice states fare is 50 cents with free or reduced pricing for children under 12. It notes extra return trips from northbound trains will be made for Sle.
Ira Bump's Treasure Ends In Romantic Riches
Ira Bump, a quiet bookkeeper at a wholesale house, finds a pearl in an oyster and pranks to wealth. He dons new evening clothes, courts Freda Lindsay, and plans a motor ride to the park and theater, dreaming of a chicken farm and a country life.
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Ira Bump
Toon Duivutown Wholesale House
Ian
Ife
Mooney
Ira
Chlekens
Blu
Old Maidenlood
South Pacific
Mr. Bump
Freda Lindsay
Miss Lindsay
Kreda
Miss Petty
Pearl restores engagement in small-town romance
Ira Bump loses a pearl that funded a chicken-farm plan and fears losing Freda Lindsay. He confesses his modest savings of 1500 dollars, but Freda reassures him and insists only a pearl will satisfy her. They plan to buy a ring and marry, with the pearl as their symbol of union.
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Ira Bump
Freda Lindsay
Maiden Lane
Ira
Freda
Reda
Tre
Miss Lindsay
Tie
Cinderella
Fier
Ireda
Alaska
Aarge
H. S. Farris
Seattle
Lis
Skookum House
Animal intelligence and the limits of horse wit
The Cleveland Plain Dealer discusses animal intelligence arguing horses show limited thinking and can be trained yet lack real ideas. It contrasts dogs cats and monkeys, noting cats may possess adaptive intelligence for living in varied settings, while dogs are assumed to have human morals. monkeys may resemble humans though not truly more intelligent.
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Parlor
Wild Woods
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Proof Against Wasp Stings in Naturalist Study
A Scottish naturalist reports on wasp habits showing a black bird approaching a hanging wasps nest and tearing it apart to reach the torque, seemingly undisturbed by the swarm as the stings drive away human observers.
Only a Beginning
A Baltimore American quip notes that progressivism stalls at the initial stage as one person mocks another for embroidering handkerchiefs. The cartoonish line contrasts modern progress with a domestic craft.
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Baltimore American
Ancient oath taking at Forest of Dean Mine court
The London Chronicle notes a 500 year old practice at Forest of Dean Mine court where witnesses, before testifying, touch the four gospels with a holly stick instead of kissing the book. Hat wearing by witnesses indicated free miners.
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Forest of Dean
London Chronicle
The Giant's Organ at the Giant's Causeway
The Giant's Organ is a striking feature of the Giant's Causeway. A group of basalt pillars of varying lengths stands along the cliff like organ pipes with larger central columns and smaller ones at the sides, producing a compelling natural instrument impression.
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Roain
There Is No Possible Success Without Opposition
A reflective line attributed to Oliver Wendel Hohues argues that progress relies on resistance acting as a fulcrum, framing challenge as a catalyst for achievement.
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Oliver Wendel
Hohues
Battle of Chalons and the Fall of Attila
The text discusses the Battle of Chalons in AD 451 where Roman forces led by Aetius, aiding Goths and Franks, halted Attila the Hun. It notes vast numbers and a decisive clash that saved Europe, with roughly 400,000 barbarians reported slain.
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Chalons
France
Attila
Aetius
Atta
Europe
Prize day recitation sparks school joke
At a school's annual prize day the head boy began with Friends Romans countrymen and appealed for ears. A mother quipped that the boy is Mrs Jones' son who would borrow something, highlighting the playful moment.
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Kansas City Star
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Denton Journal
Roward Selvin Ben
H. Johinson
Melvin S&s Johnson, Publishers
Volgiano
Belgrano
Bolglano
Linas
Dee
J. Boldiano & Son
Drocs
F. W. McAllister & Co
Optometrists
Opticians Photo Supplies
N. Charles Street
Baltimore, Ald
Genescesoe
C. Les L. Sees Walls
Denton-Greensboro
Auto
Greensboro
Cgireensboro
Denton-Ridgely
Denton Auto Co
Shulz
Mick. Newnadi, Greensloro, MD
Third Street
M. L. Beck & Bro
Nisi
William McKenney
William L. Belton
Clayton Wright
Willian McKenney
Queen Anne’s
Staute
Maryland
Marin M. McKenney
Queen Anne’s County
James Brown
Charles A. Busteed
Charles M. West
John L. Rhodes
James Merrick
State of Maryland
Talbot County
Caroline County
Pol
WM. UL. Adkins
Liam F. Watson
Murderkill River
Philadelphia
Nathan H. Maxson
Jeave Miedenca
Webb
Bowers
Philadelpha
Rey
Erica
WEDE
Wea
Lpm
Epasan
Reluning
Sleinner
Cheytnut Street
Genve Philadelpha
Fei
Consumerst Ce Co
Chester
Gong
Commog
Phula
Keystone Maui
Frederica & Philadelphia Navigation Co
Frederica
DRL
Yean Brown
Murray SL
New York City
Faust School of Tuning
Boston
Caroline
Lewis R. Carroll
Baston
J. W. Wheatley
Cole
Garris & Brother
Preston, Maryland
Perhachiy
Best Store
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Baltimmore’s Best Store
T.S. Day, Swing & CO
Ridgely, Md
Dulany-Vernay
N. Charles St
Baltimore, MD
Mark Cross
Western Maryland College
Westminster
T. H- Lewis
D. O
Coliere
Wilmington
Agadem
Christian
S. Cardoso de Silva
Henry G. Budd
Dover
Delaware
Dr, FH. Benjamin
Federalsburg, Md
J. Virgil Moorh
Inltlsboro
Burrsville
Pitone
Catholic Kinterals
By Clarissa Mackie
Uncle Sam
Chalsons
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