Notice to Merchants and Others on License Requirements in Caroline
Caroline county warns all business persons to obtain or renew licenses by May first under Maryland law. The notice details license fees for traders, hawkers, lodgers, brokers, stallions, and other occupations, with oath provisions and penalties for noncompliance, published by Sheriff Owen N. Dulin.
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Court of Common Pleas
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Parcel A land in Caroline county Maryland described tract
Description outlines a land tract in Parcel A Second Election District Caroline county Maryland bounded by county roads and property lines with multiple bearings and distances ending at the starting point, containing a specified area. The description references Greenlee's Cross Roads Greensboro Burrsville road and the land of Mrs. Owen Garey W. G. Wooters and a sassafras post.
130 Acres More or Less Parcel B in Caroline County
A land parcel in the Second Election District of Caroline Maryland describes a tract of about 130 acres on the east side of a county road from Greenlee's Cross Roads to Greensboro Burrsville road. The description follows detailed compass bearings and distances along roads and a branch to define the boundary, ending at a line between this land and Wooters and Hor sey with a beginning point described, containing the specified area.
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Caroline county
Maryland
Greenlee’s Cross Roads
Greensboro
Greenlee’s Cross Rounds
Burrsville
Greensboro-Burrsville
said road
said county road
Nathaniel Horsey
W. G. Wooters
Wooters
Greenlee’s
Burrsville-Greensboro
54 Acres More or Less Parcel C Caroline MD Land Description
Legal land description outlines a parcel of about 54 acres in Parcel C in Caroline County Maryland Greensboro. It details boundary lines along county roads and a public road, with various compass bearings and distances, ending at the starting point and noting a bridge centerline on the county road.
Large farm parcels with orchards timber and homes for sale
Parcel A covers 16 acres with a two story dwelling barn carriage house and outbuildings plus a 750 tree apple orchard eight to ten years old and fruit orchards including cherries pears and plums. Parcel B has a dwelling barn and timber and cultivation land. Parcel C is a timbered wood tract. One third cash and balance payments over two years with interest. Plat available in Denton Maryland offices of Oscar Clark trustee and Fred R Owens Esq.
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Oscar Clark
Fred R. Owens
Denton, Md
Notice to Creditors for George A. Bullock Estate
Notice to creditors announces letters of administration issued by the Caroline County Orphans Court for George A. Bullock late of Caroline County Maryland. Claimants must present claims with vouchers by November 8 1921 or be excluded from any estate benefits. Dated April 19 1921.
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Caroline County
Orphana’ Court
Maryland
GEoRgE A. BULLOCK
For Sale in Denton Seven Room Dwelling Ad
A seven room dwelling in the heart of Denton with shade garden sheds pavement chicken run electric lights and good condition. One of the few desirable properties still available in Denton with price 2000 dollars. Terms to suit purchaser. CALVERT C. MERRIKEN attorney at law Denton Md April 16 2t.
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Denton
CALVERT C. MERRIKEN
Atty-at-law
A Dramatic Critic Finds His Break
BI Evans, a weary drama critic in Saunderville, frets over a torn review of Never Mind Janet until a New York editor offers a talent opening, revealing a budding career path. He hides his triumph from Marela Stebbings while planning a brighter future.
Aerial Pest Survey Maps Spruce Budworm Reach
Canada conducts aerial pest survey by the Commission of Conservation and the entomological branch of Agriculture to locate spruce budworm infestations. Flights cover a 1060 mile radius mapping conifers hardwoods and burns. survey aims to assess timber potential along the National Transcontinental railway in northern Ontario.
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Department of Agriculture
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
air board
National Transcontinental railway
North Side residents protest rough sidewalks before board
A North Side delegation complained the new sidewalks in front of their property lack a smooth finish. Board members noted the finish was excluded to avoid wear, slipperiness in wet weather, and higher costs, while a property owner warned of higher shoe repair costs. Indianapolis News.
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board of public works
North Side
Indianapolis News
Like Alice for Instance
Five year old Alice tells her mother about an awful pantry noise and fears a mouse. Her mother and father react with caution and humor as the family discusses the sound and its possible cause amid a lighthearted exchange.
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Alice
Dinah's New Hat Draws French Look Comment
In London Tit-Bits the dusky belle Dinah asks Mandy for opinions on a new hat Mandy calls it a lovely con skription but says it doesn t suit her Dinah questions why and Mandy explains it makes her look French reflecting light gossip about fashion and appearance in a playful exchange
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Dinah
Mandy
London
Keeping Youth Through Nature and Love, John Burroughs
A reflective note articulates how simplicity and generosity preserve youth. Burroughs credits joy, freedom from greed, and a deep love of Nature and humanity for lifelong vitality. He suggests that love and engagement with the world are Nature's enduring law.
Genius defined as use of high intelligence, not talent alone
Dr George G Chambers of the University of Pennsylvania states national genius counts about 2 percent, equal to feeble minded. True genius requires both high intellect and execution through using knowledge to adapt to new circumstances, challenging the notion that Americans are ill endowed.
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George G. Chambers
University of Pennsylvania
Doctor Chambers
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Brought All He Could Find
A Boston Glebe tale of Bill Spokes a second hand bicycle man awakened by a voice asking about a machine Georgie rented. He refuses to take it in at night but agrees to keep it until morning as Georgie pays by the hour after a spill with a motorcar. An oil can then sails into the room signaling more reach of the mysterious collection.
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Hut
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Simmons
New York
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Bill Spokes
Georgia Smith
Georgie
Boston
Temptation Windows Inspire Child’s Quip
In a small Indiana town a Methodist church displays stained glass with Scripture verses. Six year old Willie recalls a line that leads to a joke about a new expensive home. He notes two orange windows and tells his father they “keep out temptation.”
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Indiana
Methodist church
Willie
Maya medical lore to boost American pharmaceutical knowledge
Prof William Gates president of the Maya society says Central America reveals an ancient, cultured race with high mental qualities. Expected discoveries include native medical works held by the Maya society that will enrich pharmacopoeia and medicinal knowledge in this country.
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William Gates
Maya society
Central America
Plenty of Hair in Dark Theater Leads to Confusion
A theatergoer in a dim hall stumbles to an aisle seat behind a young woman. He cannot see the screen well as the girl's hair and hat-like silhouette obscure the view. He asks her to remove what appears to be a hat, only to learn her bobbed and fluffed hair creates the illusion.
New Fuel Gas From Calcium Carbide And Sawdust
Popular Mechanics describes a Swiss engineer's method to create a rich new gas for internal combustion engines. He packs sheet-metal drums with alternating layers of calcium carbide and sawdust saturated with crude oil, then adds water. Acetylene is produced and the heat cracks the oil, generating volatile gases that mix to form the new fuel gas.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Christmas Banquet Sparks Editorial Grievance
A Birmingham Age-Herald note recounts a holiday banquet hosted by magazine editors. The head waiter allegedly read verse they rejected, causing a minor rift as contributors were not expected to attend. The item preserves a light, anecdotal tone about social missteps in a festive setting.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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