Fine Feathers Class Creates a Dangerous Power Play
Two young engineers Mark Dorrance and Bert Lan sing confront superintendent Tracy Dunbar at a river dam site over withheld rebates. When Dunbar flees a mob accusing him of theft, an unexpected dramatic turn unfolds amid a tense workers dispute and a poultry farmer’s egg bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Mark
Dunbar
Embezzler Dunbar Foiled by Escape and Fate
A fugitive named Dunbar fires on pursuers then flees into woods after failing to repatriate rebate money. Bert Lansing and Mark Dorrance note his bluster masks a criminal past as Dunbar escapes abroad. Bert’s sister confesses a near elopement, revealing a truth about unworthy men.
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Mark Dorrance
Bert Lansing
Mark
Tracy Dunbar
Bert
Dunbar
Blue
Daisy
New York
Mr. Dunbar
Swati
Indian banker leaves bugs rest houses and cash
A central India banker Seth Buddhima leaves 100000 to build three insect rest houses for tired wingless injured and aged insects. Travellers may sleep and must not harm bugs. at dawn they receive 23 cents if they harmed none. If a sleeper kills an insect they are ejected and paid nothing. An American source cites Virgil M Harris.
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Seth Buddhima
Sthora
India
America
Virgil M. Harris
Invaluable Elephant India a Paradise for the Hunter
The jungle is dense and requires ten to fifteen coolies to cut a trail. Elephants and humans can pass, and the area offers quail, pheasant, jungle chicken known as nurgle, and game such as wild buffalo, leopards, elephants, bison, and several deer species. A nearly extinct miton is noted for its beauty and meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Finger prints move beyond crime with daily use
A private detective notes that finger prints are now a regular, indispensable part of everyday life. People resist but prints are used for identification on checks wills and various papers, reflecting a lasting, widespread adoption beyond criminal cases.
Origins of townships and county supervisor board in 1703
The origin of townships in the United States dates to 1703 when New York's colonial assembly passed a law for annual township elections of a supervisor. The law also provided that township supervisors from several townships meet at the county seat as a board of county supervisors.
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Advanced Civics
United States
Colonial Assembly
New York
Pahos Feathers In Ritual Prayers Described In Confessional
A description explains that Pahos are feathered sticks used by certain Indian tribes in religious rites. Practitioners place a number of Pahos around themselves or at altars before prayers, believing the birds reaching the highest heavens will carry petitions to the gods.
Human Nature and Truth in Plato’s Ite public
A concise reflection notes how people, in Plato’s view, cling to soothing delusions while doctors and remedies chase cures. It observes that those who advise truth are often branded enemies, illustrating the paradox of seeking change through comforting lies.
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Tirom Plato
Australian River Murray Contends With Darling Waters
The Australian notes the Murray River as the "Father of Waters" with its chief tributary the Darling, tracing a 2,400 mile path before reaching the Southern Ocean.
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Murray
First Musical Instruments Likely Earliest In Use
It is probable that horn of cattle or sheep were the first musical instruments used by man. Drums probably were in use long before recorded history.
Mortgage Sale Confirmation In Caroline County Virginia
Charles B. Harrison attorney named in Mortgage reports sale of property. Edward 8 Phillips May V Phillips Ivy A Andrews Daisy Andrews John S Skinner Addie R Skinner listed as parties. Order dated April 6 1927 requires ratification unless objections by June 9 and newspaper insertion four weeks before May 11 in Caroline County. Report states sale amount of 3300 dollars.
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Charles B. Harrison
Edward 8. Phillips
May V. Phillips
Ivy A. Andrews
Daisy Andrews
John S. Skinner
Addie R. Skinner
Caroline County
Assignnel's Sale Of Real Estate In Caroline County Md
Henry R. Lewis as assignee for collection will sell at the Denton court house door two tracts of land in Caroline county Maryland described as the Markel L Weaver farm tract one containing about 116 acres and tract two about 44.7 acres with dwelling improvements, outbuildings, orchard and timber. Tract 1 subject to a mortgage of record and taxes. terms require one third cash day of sale, one third in six months, one third in twelve months with interest and note security. tract 2 cash on day of sale, title at purchaser expense. A mortgage loan may be available on tract 1. Denton Maryland. February 1923.
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John M. Weaver
Harvey JL. Cooper
Henry R. Lewis
Caroline County
Maryland
Court House
Denton
Greensboro
Holly
Choptank River
Markel L. Weaver
S. Lina Weaver
Markel
Addie Wilson
Walter P. Austin
Harvey L. Cooper
Mary &. Brown
Mary E. Brown
T. Pliny Fisher
Denton Seeks Bids for 12000 Dollar Street Bond Issue
Denton Maryland invites sealed proposals for 12000 dollar Denton Street and Public Improvement Bonds due 1948 with 4 percent interest payable semi annually. Bids due May 2, 1927, at 1 pm at the Denton commissioners office. Bid security 5 percent. township reserves right to reject any bid.
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Commissioners of
Denton
Denton Street
Maryland
Acts of the General Assembly of
Walter Sparklin
Sale Notice in Caroline Court for W I Andrew Property
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County Maryland the report of sale of T Frank Seward county treasurer and collector of state and county taxes for 1922 1923 1924 of the real estate assessed to W I Andrew is ordered ratified and confirmed by date April 18 1927. Advertisements must run three weeks before May 18 1927 warning interested parties to appear by June 18 1927 to show cause why sale should not be ratified. Thomas J Keating.
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T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Maryland
Thos. B. Whalen
Circuit Court
Thomas J. Keating
Calvert GC. Merriken
T. Clayton Horsey
W. I. Andrew
House with inn quantity to suit in Denton Maryland
NICHOLS of Denton Maryland advertises a house with inn quantity to suit. A notice from H T NUTTLE of Andersontown Maryland offers 125 bushels soybeans for seed and provides a Denton Maryland phone contact. Dated 4-16-21.
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Nichols
Denton, Md
H. T. Nuttle
Andersontown
P.O. Denton
Property Auction in Caroline County Maryland
Between 1 and 4 PM a parcel of land with improvements in the Third Election District Caroline County Maryland is offered for sale. The description follows old boundary lines and distances ending at Watts's Creek with perpetual perches and stakes noted. Terms: cash with title papers at purchaser expense. TV Pliny Fisher James Temple Auction Assignee.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Clement Noble
J. W. Kerr
W. H. Irwin
Hough
Irwin
Stevens
H. C. Hobbs
Catholic Church Farm
H.C. Hobbs
Catholic Church
Pliny Fisher
James Temple
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Lert
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Nisi
Said County
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Clayton Horsey
Calvert C. Merriken
Arthur W. Scott
Clara D. Scott
T. Clayton Horsley
Charles P. Cowgill
Rebecca A. Cowgill
Assipnee
Rock F. Coleman
Effie L. Coleman
Orphans’ Court
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Wilber Carroll
Samuel Ellwanger
Haarlem
Rae Baarl Ilem Oil
Assignel's Sale
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Abner
Evernga
Mid
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Mariner Str
Denton,md
Noura
Virginia
James H., Nichols
Alice H. Brown
New Dover
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Kenneth G. Faulkner
Conrad Nagel and
Renee Adoree
Heaven ON Earth
Paris
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Frisco
Sally Levy
Sally O’neil
Roy D’arcy
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Denton Bridge
W. G. Wooters
M. K. Newnam
Niss
Frank Boyce
Martha Boyce
T., Clayton Hlorsey
Kelly-Springfield
Kelly and Buckeye
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Denton Garage Company
D. W. Davis and
A. R. Murphy
Milford, del
Federalsburg, Md
Laurel, del
Rosa
Ernest G. Cooper Denton,Md