Public sale of valuable property on Fifth Street Denton MD
Public sale of valuable real estate on Fifth Street in Denton Maryland conducted under power of attorney from Riveretd1 B Clark and John W Clark dated March 30 1911 and recorded in Caro me County land records. Sale to be held at the courthouse door in Denton. Highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Clark
John W. Clark
Caro me
LiLer J. K. S
Court House
Donton
Maryland
Four Lots on Sursey Avenue and Sixth Street in Denton MD
Auction notice for four parcels in Denton Caroline County Maryland listed as Lots 10 11 37 and 38 with frontage details on Sursey Avenue and Sixth Street. Sale Tuesday April 25 between 2 pm and 4 pm by Albert G Towers attorney in fact for Alvereita B Clark and John W Clark Frank P Covey auctioneer. One third cash day of sale with balance in six months. Title at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
George A. Deakyne
Trapstees
Mauch George
Sursey Avenue
Sixth street
Henry R. Lewis
Al Veretia B. Clark
Liber CG. W. IL
Albert GQ
Towers
Law
ALBERT G. TOWERS
Alvereita B. Clark
John W. Clark
Frank P. Covey
Sunday Rift Between Susannah and Aunt Lettice Deepens
Susannah Penfield faces harsh doubts about her engagement to Martin Wayne after Aunt Lettice hints at trouble in their future. Upset, Susannah steals away on a plan to start anew in New York, leaving behind notes and a broken life, as she seeks independence from her austere guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lettice Penfield
Susannah
Martin Wayne
Susanpal
Aunt Lettice
Lettice
Miss Penfield
Susannah Penfield
Martin
Miss Fearley
Miss Penfeld
Madeline Fearing
New York
Susannahb
caen ae
Mr. Wayne
Madeline
Susannagh
Susannah Finds Love While Working In a Store
Susannah begins work selling kitchen ware in a large department store and finds satisfaction in earning her own living. A chance encounter with Martin Wayne leads to a realization of love and plans for a shared future, including a return home with renewed unity and a proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah
Aunt Lettice
Martin
Kimn
Martin Wayne
Martie
Susannahb
Martha Wayne
Miss Fearing
Susannath
Pithy Sayings of Famous Men Chicago Tribune
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune presents terse quotes attributed to figures like Eli Whitney Charles Dickens Barnaum Noah Webster Christopher Columbus and commentary on American notes and gin terms. The collection mimics a headlines style with minimal narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Whitney
Charles Dickens
Barnaum
Noah Webster
Christopher Columbus
Chicago Tribune
Broker chides client over share profits and losses
In a London Punch excerpt a broker praises a successful purchase while a client laments a later loss. The client admits buying at two and selling at seven, only for prices to rise to ten after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Punch
Fragmented Dialogue Exchange Overbearing Juror
A garbled line of speech shows a staged or overheard exchange with character names Mrs Jawback and Mr Jawback. The text resembles clipped dialogue from a dramatic scene, suggesting conflict or courtroom interplay rather than a clear news item.
Haunts the Horn Rock Ship at Cape Le Maire Strait
A historical note from Harper's Weekly explains the phantom ship near Cape Horn is a rock formation, not a vessel. Atmospheric conditions and shadows create a deceptive bark silhouette, misseen by sailors as derelict vessels. Similar rock ships appear near Clipperton, French frigate rock near Honolulu, and St Paul Island Atlantic.
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Cape Horn
Europe
Le Maire
Crown of
Italy
strait of
Servia
Seattle
strait of Le Maire
strait of Magellan
Horn
Clipperton Islands
Honolulu
St. Paul Island
Atlantic
Harper’s Weekly
Simple Girl Buys Smoke for a Red Hot Coin
A plain looking girl stops by a blacksmith with school days behind her. The smith, annoyed by her curiosity, holds a red hot iron under her nose. She offers a half dollar to lick it. He pays her a half dollar. She pockets the coin and leaves whistling.
Man Observes Frugal Wardrobe Purchases at Home
A man recalls seeing a woman whose husband earns under $200 a month buying her sea son’s wardrobe. He notes a hat costing $50 and a mother at $30, while neighbors in the fat building admire and envy. A baker or a bystander, Mrs Jones, contemplates the scene with mixed feelings.
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J. L. EVERNGAM
DENTON, MD
Polaire
bray
Shepherd
Madras
Killarney
Cambria
cmrros
Oks
J. EVERNGAM
F. 3
ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY
F. S. Royster Guano Company
United States
F. S. Royster
South
Baltimore
ROYSTER
F.S. ROYSTER GUANG COMPANY
Calvert Building
Landreths
Bloomsdale
canner
LANDRETH
RED ROCK
D. LANDRETH
Bristol, Pennsylvania
HS ORESE
J. W. Berge
PRESH GAKES
Main Street
Greensboro
MULLIN'S
Wilmington
pares
Termeto suit
iamond Telephone
J. W. WRIGHT & CO
Hobbs, Md
STURMER
ST TURNER
Susanntah
By CLARISSA MACKIE
American Press Association
FIFTH STREET
Bulls gough Syrip
A.C. MEYER.&CO
Thirsty
uee
agees
Bron bach
EAUGHERE
Cape
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