Assignees Sale of Valuables Real Estate in Caroline MD
Assignees Calvert C Merriken and Wilbert L Merriken will publicly sale at the courthouse in Denton Maryland on May 24 1927 between 2 and 4 pm the property known as Lloyds Regulation or Roe s Bottom Range in Caroline County comprising about 111 acres with a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings. Terms are one half cash with balance on ratification or all cash at purchaser option, financed by a note secured by security approved by the assignees. Title papers at purchaser expense.
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Caroline county
Maryland
Lloyd's Regulation
Roe’s
Evan Morgan
Joseph P. Anthony
John Irwin
Thomas Clayton Frame, Jr
John T. Carter
Henry W. Hughes
John T. Carter, Jr
Denton National Bank
CALVERT C. MERRIKEN
WILBERT L. MERRIKEN
ASSIGNER'S SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN CAROLINE COUNTY
Public sale of a mortgaged land parcel in the Third Election District of Caroline county Maryland. The sale, held at the Den ton Court House door between 1 and 4 pm, follows a December 23 1924 mortgage from Walter P Austin to Harvey L Cooper with later assignments to Mary E Brown and T Pliny Fisher. The property includes a dwelling and outbuildings and is subject to cash terms and purchaser paid title.
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Walter P. Austin
Harvey L. Cooper
Mary E. Brown
T. Pliny Fisher
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Clement Noble
J. W. Kerr
Noble
Hough tract
W. H. Irwin
Hough
Irwin
Stevens
H. C. Hobbs
Catholic Church farm
James H. Nichols
Alice H. Brown
T. PLINY FISITER
James Temple
The Most Popular Girl in Wardville Wins
Vera Dane arrives in Wardville seeks rest but gets drawn into a voting contest for the town’s most popular girl. Her plan, aided by Olga Wolcott and Gerald Wynne, shifts support to Rose Tyler, a poor dressmaker’s daughter, culminating in Vera’s union with Gerald after confessing her engagement to Robert Layton.
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Vern Dane
Wardville
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Wuardville
Olga
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Olean
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Ridgeley
Tidgeley
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Miss Tyler
Vern
Rose Tyler
Rose
Gerald Wynne
Walcott
Gerald
Robert Layton
Ilesq
Layton
Early Day Missionary Titus Coan Made Famous Record
Titus Coan born February 1, 1801 in Killingworth Conn, became a Congregational minister and missionary explorer. He conducted research across Hawaii and the Pacific, converting over 14,000 natives, organizing missions from Tinwall to the Marquesas and Gilbert islands, and writing classic missionary literature including Life in Hawaii and Adventures in Patagonia.
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asa
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TInwall
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Hawaii
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Time Card Quip Sees Secretaries Piano Talent
Walter Anthony teases his secretary Jean about playing the piano noting her nimble typing. He quips that a typewriter has one advantage over a piano since its player does not have to keep time. The remark appears in a Los Angeles Times column.
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Walter Anthony
Walter
Jean
Los Angeles Times
Hebrew Sacred Year Names Belong To First Month
The first month of the Hebrew sacred year is called Ablib and Nissan in Hebrew. It aligns with the late March to early April period and spans 80 days. The letters Aleph denotes the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
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Ablib
Nissan
Why the Master of Arts Degree Has Varied Abbreviations
The article explains that the MA degree originated in Latin as Artium Magister or Magister Artium, where word order is flexible. This led to multiple English renderings such as A M or Af. A, both tracing back to the same Latin meaning master of arts.
Five Highest Mountains in India Himalayas
The five tallest peaks are in northern India's Himalayas. Everest rises to 29002 feet, Godwin Austen 28250, Kanchanjanga I 28140, Kan changanga II 27803, and Makalu 27700 feet, highlighting the region's towering summits.
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India
Everest
Godwin-Austen
Kanchangnanga I
Kanchanganga IT
Makalu
The Trouble Maker in a Double House
Hector Page quarrels with Miss Narcissa Wentworth over a muzzled dog. A neighborly feud escalates until a burglar is foiled by Tige the dog using the stolen diamonds as evidence. Miss Wentworth relents, bans on pets are lifted, and harmony returns.
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Tige
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Narcissa Wentworth
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Hector
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Tom Barrett
Elida
Elfdn
Miss Barrett
Naricissa
Ellana
Barrett
Ellda
Ned Barrett
Censor Deletes Young Wife's Talk About Home Dinner
A newlywed wife texts a hopeful home dinner plan as her husband calls from Franklin to say he will be away two days. She rushes to prepare a Waldorf salad custard pie and more, only to hear he cannot return soon. The line ends before her reply is shared.
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hubby
Franklin
Indianapolis
Better Left Unsaid Jinks Grifts A Dance Invitation
Jinks, a well meaning but awkward suitor, meets a woman at a dance who rejects a full date. She offers only a two step and fears her people will leave before it occurs. He replies with a quip about the empty room when she leaves.
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Jinks
Love Beyond Grammar in a Roman Letter from the Plaves era
An old letters excerpt showcases Eng lish as learned by a Roman boy who later died at the Plaves. The note expresses love with endearing earnestness, noting limited language skills and a desire to convey heartful affection despite imperfect phrasing. The Boston Herald quotes the message as a charming example of language in use.
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LUIGL
Boston Herald
Legislator Finds Tiny Basement Heater in State House
A Vermont legislator touring Montpelier’s state house basement discovered a small towel-washing heater and quipped that the furnace seemed too small for the large building. The remark highlighted the curious boiler.
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Montpelier
Governors Island History and Land Area Changes
The text traces Governors Island New York from colonial cessions in 1037 1008 and 560 to 1680 with lands expanded by 103 acres and a 178 acre present area. It notes cession to the United States on February 15 1800 and current size of 178 acres.
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New York
New Netherlands
United States
New York state
department
aland
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