29 Sep 1877
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1877
Page
1
The Denton Journal lists subscription rates and policies. One dollar and fifty cents per year in advance, or two dollars if not paid within one month. No shorter than six months. Discontinuance not notified is a new engagement. Terms strictly adhered to.
A poetic farewell lamenting memory's fade and a severed binding of deep affection. The speaker vows no bitterness, seeks justice, and releases the beloved while keeping a faithful heart, granting memory a final, sorrowful rest.
Ten years after Eliza Gates vanished with George Mills and eloped to St Louis and Salt Lake she returns with a tale of abuse and multiple marriages. Executors search Minnesota for her, then she and Amzi S Tiner remarry in St Paul after her confession and forgiveness.
A reflective saying notes people often misjudge their own deception relative to others and warns against assuming superior honesty while underestimating one’s own bias. It emphasizes humility and self awareness in moral conduct.
A Welsh engineer unveils a warfare engine: a cannon of sixty, firing a long crosswise blade that sweeps the longitudinal space of its flight. An eight inch ball would propel a fourteen foot sword mowing all obstacles in its path.
An Irishman new to the land encounters a turtle and attempts capture. The turtle bites his finger as he tries, and he proclaims in coarse reaction about the hour and box he sits in. The anecdote reflects rustic humor and misadventure.
A brief exchange shows COUNTRY GIRL accusing her lover of mistakenly saying fale to beat the Nighingale Retreat tonight. George replies that in Worcester's Unabridged there is no such word as fale. The letters illustrate a language dispute between two individuals.
A mix of one part spirits of turpentine with six parts glycerine is rubbed into a dog's skin for four hours then washed off with soap and warm water. This old home remedy appears in a historical catalog of pet care treatments.
An Irishman and a friend tour a churchyard and, pointing to a quiet shady nook, jokes that it is the spot where he intends to be laid if spared. The remark blends humor with a morbid note in a lighthearted exchange.
A cryptic line hints at desire and misdirection. The phrase plays on the idea that thirst leads attention to a false trail, inviting readers to question what truly satisfies want beyond obvious clues.
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