A Tramp With a Bank Account
Joel Benson, fallen from fame in a magnet city, finds a case containing diamonds, pearls, and a thousand dollars. He debates returning the wealth, deposits the cash in his name, and vows to learn the honest limit of his duty while grappling with hunger and a fall, then seeks work and returns toward home after struggles and decisions.
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Wanderer Finds Safe Home With Widow Next Door
Joel, a wandering yet bright hearted man, befriends a widow and her daughter while working for the Davises. A bank discovery reveals the Davises’ son robbed the city, but his honesty is restored when Joel explains. Gratitude leads Joel to a good job and finally a cozy home with the widow’s daughter.
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Ruins Seen Beyond Gobi Suggest Ancient City
Modern geography shows the so called Earth Girdle is a system of ranges from Afghanistan to Lake Baikal. Thomas Atkinson, noted by Harold Lamb, observed a granite plateau above Lake Zalzan Nor with isolated rock bulks appearing as ruins of a vast city. One ruin lay within a man made enclosure nearly half a mile long, walls of large blocks, six feet high in places. The party faced reluctance from the native Kirkhiz to enter the site.
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Dismal Swamp Misnomer Tied to State Borders
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Geodetic Survey: Control Survey for Large Areas
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SAWS By Viola Brothers Shore
A brief collection of aphorisms and witticisms. The author offers quips on knowledge, forgiveness, planning, drifting, mastery, pleasure, opportunity, and importunity. The tone resembles a light moral dialect piece with compact maxims.
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Original mince pie origin clue from medieval manger
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Circuit Court of Caroline notices sale ratification for Isaac Fleetwood property
In Caroline county the Circuit Court orders notice by newspaper ad for the 1927 sale of Isaac Fleetwood real estate to pay 1922 1923 and 1924 taxes. Advertisements run weekly for three weeks before May 1 1927 with show cause by June 14 1927 why the sale should not be ratified. THOMAS J KEATING.
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Caroline County
T. Frank Seward
Maryland
Isaac Fleetwood
Thomas J. Keating
W. Brewster Deen
T. Clayton Horsey
Garoline County
Chancery
Wesley E. Thawley
T . Clayton Horsey
Wilbert L. Merriken
Calvert C. Merriken
I. Clayton Horsey
Notice of Sale for Lucy Willoughby Heirs Real Estate
On April 14 1927 the Circuit Court for Caroline county ordered notice of sale of Lucy Willoughby Heirs real estate for 1923 and 1924 state and county taxes. The sale will be advertised in Caroline county newspapers three consecutive weeks before June 14 1927 to show cause if any. Thomas J. Keating remains as treasurer and collector.
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Caroline County
Said
Lucy
Willoughby
Circuit Court
Maryland
Lucy Willoughby
Thomas J. Keating
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