Public sale of Federalsburg land under mortgage assignment
J Owen Knotts as assignee will sell at public auction of all that Federalsburg lot on the town street from the Bridge to Houston's Branch. The sale, between 2 and 4 pm, is all cash with title papers at purchaser expense. Located in Caroline County near Denton. land now tied to a 1909 deed from Leonard Horner to John H Holland.
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Calvert C. Merriken
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
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J. Owen Knotts
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Federalsburg
Houston’s
John W. Adams
Thomas H. Chambers
Leonard H. Horner
Public sale ordered by Orphans Court for Frances A Pennington
Administrators of Frances A Pennington deceased announce a public sale under an Orphans Court order. The sale will be held at the courthouse door in Denton Maryland with Harvey L Hollinger and Houston N Pennington acting as administrators. Owen Knotts is attorney and James Temple the auctioneer.
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Frances A. Pennington
Court House
Denton
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Clean Slate Clean Heart Ends in Happy Union
Warren Bliss rebuilds his life after Cleora Boyden’s betrayal. Dorothy Lane, the humble helper who stood by him, inspires his return to business and love. Ross Evans praises Bliss as a noble man as Dorothy becomes his wife in a hopeful conclusion.
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Clyde and His Queer Adventure Ends in New Car Fortune
Earl Bartley, a Dunham real estate and insurance man, helps an auto-injured stranger, Les Short, reach Corydon and is rewarded when the wealthy skeptic becomes a two thousand dollar touring car owner. The act spurs business, leads to a proceeds sale, and Earl marries Mary Evang as life returns to stable work.
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Rocky Mountains Formed by Gradual Uplift Not Volcano
Scientists explain the Rockies arose over millions of years after an ancient inland sea faded. Fossils show tropical Colorado climate long ago, with palms and strange monsters in ruins and erosion shaping peaks today. Uplift proceeded gradually, followed by later intense erosion and glaciation.
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Deafness Brings Odd Perks After Surgery
Jerry Keever, temporarily deaf after a surgical operation, lists the upside. He notes telephone bells no longer irritate him and car sounds fade away. In a strange city hotel he sleeps soundly, free from street noises, and jokes that he cannot hear a friend's plea for money.
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Demand for full-haired blue-eyed baby girls in England
Capper's Weekly reports England with a large surplus of women sees adoptive parents favor full-haired blue-eyed baby girls. Matron notes boys are harder to place as they grow and leave for school, while girls offer greater companionship. thus girls are in higher demand.
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Capper
Love Grown Cold in Family Strife Dialog
A short vignette from American Legion Monthly features a sheba sobbing that love is gone and a sheik asking why. The dialogue hints at a strained home life with a threat from the father.
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American Legion Monthly
Widely Valued Genoese Traders Curio in London Trade
In London at the heart of the wholesale tea trade lies mining lane named from the tenements of the St Helens nuns The Galley Neen colony of Genoese traders minted a silver coinage called galley half pence They were rich and powerful and once issued coins. Parliament banned their galley half pence during Henry IVs reign.
River Elevation Confusion On River Flow Direction
Coast and Geodetic Survey explains river flow depends on Earth's shape and gravity. Because the Earth bulges at the equator, the river source sits higher above sea level than its mouth, making it seem to run uphill. If rotation stopped, rivers might reverse directions.
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Coast and Geodetic survey
Weird Lake Legend Sees Blood Red Waters Omen
Four centuries ago a brutal battle on Lake Morat near Neuchatel saw 24 000 Swiss peasants defeat 36 000 French forces led by Charles the Bold. The lake briefly reddened by blood and locals have long believed the color is an omen of war, though modern science attributes it to a water plant.
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Ancient circular coal shaft found by Skares miners
Seven miners at Skares near Cumnock Scotland uncovered a circular stone mound resembling a shaft about ten feet across while digging crop coal. After clearing it and pumping out water they descended into a miniature mine, believed to date from the Monnastle age.
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Supposed Duck Ackleston Seen Near Death Under House
In a Kansas City Star quote, Tobe Sagg recalls His Supposition that Duck Ackleston is gravely ill and near death. An acquaintance asks why he believes so, and Sagg explains he saw Ackleston crawling under a house, reportedly to die in peace, while his wife’s mother was expected.
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Shopping quip about Hazel and a mannish hat
A lighthearted exchange jokes that Hazel seeks a truly mannish hat. She complains no hat available matches the desired masculine style, prompting the punchline suggestion that she simply buy a man’s hat to resolve the dilemma.
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Queer Dance of Birds on Laysan Island
Visitors to Laysan in the Hawaiian group are amused by the Laysan albatross dance or cenkewalk. Pairs bow and nod, cross bills, snap and groan, rise on their toes, puff chests, then part and repeat. Sometimes three join in. Spectators note the birds’ politeness.
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