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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1928

Page

1

Mortgagee to sell Chop Tank land in Caroline county

Calvert C. Merriken as assignee will sell at public auction on a date between 2 and 4 pm in front of the Denton Maryland courthouse the parcel described as Chop Tank village fourth election district lands. The sale follows a mortgage dated December 21 1911 from Bruce and Hattie Butler to Emma W. Clades with last assignment to Merriken for collection. Cash on day of sale title papers at purchaser expense improvements include a small frame dwelling.

Bruce Butler Hattie E. Butler Emma W. Clades Caroline County Calvert C. Merriken Denton Maryland Choptank State of C. J. Fisch Dorchester County Dorchester W. J. Wright John Rumbold, Jr Liber J. K. S Calvert C Merriken L. I. Covey

Order Nisi Merriken v Washington and others

The court issues an order nisi in the matter of Wilbert L Merriken and Edith W Merriken versus Sarah Francis Washington and others. Proceedings concern a civil action with the court setting terms for respondent appearance and potentially judgment after the nisi period. The case names multiple parties and requires further docket processing.

Wilbert L. Merriken Edith W. Merriken Sarah Francis Washington

Beatrice Confesses Hidden Plans To Friends

Beatrice, popular in town and courted by many, debates life choices with Jim Boyd. Her schemes include a Bohemian New York life, India service, and a quirky chicken-raising plan with friend Jean, until a sudden engagement to Jim upends her imagined future.

Patrick Lalleck Beatrice New York Greenwich Village Ruth Jim Jim Boyd Ald Algit India Indi Nora Peart Jean Donald Ren

Jungle Leech Dangers in Malayan Jungle

In the Malay Peninsula jungle, massive leeches attach to skin, growing to cigar or sausage sizes. They bite during the day, sleep at night, and overwhelm explorers amid swamp and bamboo thickets, with malaria occasional and mud as a constant foe. Local fear mirrors fear of mice among Malay women.

Malay Peninsula Matas Peninsulas Singapore Aimino New York Times

Mrs Kutz Remarkable Dedication In Adult Education

A New York Sun excerpt depicts an elderly student, seventy two, honored by an Americanization class. The pupil, known for punctual attendance, meets the teacher and attends despite family wedding plans. The lesson priority reflects steady commitment.

Kutz New York Sun

Resourceful Young Girl Calls Daddy From Stairs

A story from Children's Magazine narrates little Charlotte impatiently calling her father from the basement top of the stairs. Her father warns that impatience gains nothing and she mimics her mother’s voice, repeating the call to come up.

Charlotte Silence Downs Children The Magazine For Parents

Abernathy Adoption Ends Orphan Home Session

Amos Abernathy and wife visit the Dunkirk Protestant orphan asylum, selecting Josie and Tommie as potential adoptees after a staged afternoon of songs recitations and friendly chatter. The couple choose Tommie as a “bolt of lightning” and Josie as a “ray of sunshine,” departing with both children in the evening.

Amos Abernathy Dunkirk Josie Tommie Mr. Abernathy Ptich the Cat Tommiie Dunkirk Orphan Asylum Mitch Miss Smithers America Tomimie Josle Mr. Abernethy Pop Hils Small Josie Mrs. Amos Abernathy Mrs. Abernathy Marla Josephine Josephine Maria Abernathy Jesse

Rodin and the Saint John the Baptist Title

Rodin told Frank Rutter how he created a sculpture titled A Man Walking after a failed pose. Octave Mirbeau later declared it John the Baptist, and Rodin admitted he recorded the idea to remember it. Kansas City Times notes this naming tale.

Rodin St. John the Baptist Frank Rutter Rutter Octave Mirbeau Mirbeau John the Baptist

Crickets Reared by Japanese Imperial Family for Song

Crickets reared in Japan since ancient times were once prohibited for export due to peasant superstitions. The imperial family cultivated the choicest species, with royal ownership previously restricted to royals. The late emperor enjoyed natural history and even mused by altering a cricket’s notes. Daylong care keeps them fed on lettuce and other vegetables, salted to stop their song.

Uumemmemorial

Osnaburg Word Baffling Some Senators In Congress

In Congress cloakrooms members scramble for unusual words, with Osnaburg a term newly cross the Mason Dixon line. The stout cotton fabric, valued for its artistic qualities, is gaining favor for portieres, window draperies, and household furnishings, notes the Washington Star.

Congress Osnaburg Washington Star

Valentine Farm Deed on Long Island Described

A March 15, 1807 deed on Long Island records the Valentine farm along the Jamaica to Great Plains route via Jericho road turnpike and Little Plains to Rocky Hill road. It includes buildings orchards gardens meadows commons seedlings trees woods paths water and water courses. No size or further description is given and the identity remains unknown.

Long Island Valentine Jamaica Great Plains Jericho Road Little Plains Rocky Hill

Miserable Singers Quip Blunts Choir Director Tale

A New York cathedral boy choir anecdote recounts a director confessing he taught them to chant the Litany but noticed the responses echoed, Lord have mercy upon us miserable singers, underscoring the humor in the moment despite his earnest efforts.

New York

Wasted Talent

Quote from Roanoke World News on wasted talent and the idea a press agent Ananias would have made if ahead of his times.

Ananias Roanoke World News

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