Pendant Mystery at Huntertons Ball with Missing Jewelry
Anne Barlow fears Aunt Rebecca’s diamond pendant vanished from her dressing table after a hurried nap in Elsie Pendleton’s room. Suspicions fall on Rod Fairman amid rumors of Will Devers’s warnings, while Elsie urges caution and hopes to resolve the missing jewel without accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Barlow
Elsie Pendleton
Anne
Elsie
Huntertons
Rebecca
Miss Pendleton
Teigelf
Fish Pendleton
Rod Fairman
Will Devers
Rod
Wwii Devers
Eisie
Pendant Mystery Surprises Pendletons at Dawn
Anne and Elsie search for the missing pendant, suspecting an outside thief or an inside betrayal. Rod Fairman hints Anne hid it, but Miss Rebecca Pendleton reveals she placed the pendant on Anne’s dressing table before a nap. The diamond keepsake is recovered, and Elsie reconciles, admitting jealousy but wishing Anne happiness with Rod.
Paris as World Art Center and Louvre’s Treasures
Paris ranks among earth’s great cities with vast art treasures in the Louvre. The palace houses sculpture paintings and antiquities including the Venus of Melos and the Regent diamond. The city’s grandeur spans theaters architecture and history, yet recalls the guillotine era at Place de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower’s feat of steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washington
Mexico City
Rio
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Palace of the
Louvre
Art Museum
France
Apollo
Bonaparte
Regent
Charlemagne
Venus
Melos
Opera
Rome
Eiffel Tower
Origin and symbolism of the wedding ring
The piece traces the ring’s pagan origins and its wear on the fourth finger of the left hand due to an old belief of a heart-connected artery. It quotes a proverb urging courage to timid brides and notes superstition about never removing the ring from the finger as a pledge of marriage.
Slang at dinner draws mother’s sharp lesson
A Brookly n Eagle quip features a child declaring she is not stuck on bread, prompting a mother to scold slang. The father defends the humorous correction as a clever way to "put her wise." The exchange highlights playful family slang and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie
Brooklyn Eagle
There Are Exceptions Said the Record Quote
A Philadelphia Record quips on equality with two noted lines. The first to claim born equal and the second to warn about motherhood of a first baby. The brief reflects a columnist’s wry take on social contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Red Mike Prank Leads to Lock and Robber Capture
A dated reminiscence recounts Red Mike’s suspected capture after a planned burglary at Middleton house. Georgia and her father maneuvered police action to seize a thief, who is tried but freed on conspiracy grounds. The narrator marries Georgia, whose daughter Georgia grows up amid family lore and a wary eye on future suitors with wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mike
Middleton
Georgia
Georgie
Cook
Van
Rascal
Luis
Reckless Georgia Middleton Plans a Grand Larceny
In a summer sojourn at the Middleton estate, Georgia Middleton schemes with a servant to rob the house. She lures a man into a convict-like plot, proposes a plan, and tells how to access jewels via a window, while her mother and the narrator weigh police involvement. The ruse reveals Georgia’s bold, unruly wit and manipulation.
Baseball's early legends and milestones summarized
A condensed chronicle notes salaries beginning in 1808 with Cincinnati, then highlights Roger Connor the slugger, Pearson's bunt hit origin in 1870, the first 10 game record in 1875 between Chicago and St. Louis, Nicholson's steals record for Blue Grass league's Frankfort in 2012, Meridian's 1913 26 game defeat streak, the first no hit game in 1878, and multiple no hitters by James Galvin J L Richmond John Ward Cy Young A Joss, with Thayer inventing the catcher's mask in 1876, all drawn from Leslie's edited by Ed Goewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Roger Connor
Richard J
Dickey) Pierce
Chicago
St. Louis
Nicholson
Frankfort
Meridian
James Galvin
St. Louis Reds
Cass Club
Detroit
Iona
Mich
J. L. Richmond
Springfield
Richmond
Cleveland
John MM. Ward
Providence
Buffalo
D. T
Cy”) Young
Boston
Athletics
A. Joss
White Sox
F. W. Thayer
Harvard
Crimson
Ed A. Goewey
Leslie
Long Felt Want in Drinking Habits Revealed
A Chicago scientist predicts humans will resemble pelicans in centuries due to how people drink. He suggests future humans could drop two meals a day and skip midday meals, changing daily routines dramatically.
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Chicago
Ill'nois State Journal
Faulkner Estate Sale At Cain Cross Roads Farm
Executors Samuel C. Faulkner and Lemuel Jones offer the real estate of William H. Faulkner in Caroline county Maryland. The 55 acre main farm near Templeville Ingleside and Barclay Henderson roads includes outbuildings and timber, plus about 19 acre woodland nearby. Sale 1 to 4 PM with one third cash, balance in six months or all cash. credit bears interest.
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William H. Faulkner
Cain Cross Roads
Caroline County
Maryland
Templeville
Ingleside
Barclay
Henderson
James Willinson
William J. Faulkner
Alfred Faulkner
John E. Swift
Samuel C. Faulkner
Lemuel Jones
Public Auction Of Real Estate In Caroline County Maryland
Assignee will sell at public auction at the Denton courthouse door in Maryland on a 1915 date between 2 and 4 PM, the property from a 1910 mortgage chain led by John W Bright to Harvey L Cooper. The parcel in First Election District includes a 5-room dwelling and outbuildings, with description starting Camden Sandtown road and extending via a series of compass bearings to the pond, bounded by heirs of William Leverton and earlier deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bright
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber T. L. D
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Caminden Sandtown
Greensboro
Wm. Leverton
Richard Baggs
J. W. Bright
Fairfield mortgage sale in Denton Maryland 1915 notice
Public sale of real estate in Denton Maryland arising from a mortgage by Alfred Anderson and Iva Anderson to Harvey L. Cooper. The tract lies in Caroline County First Election District with two described parcels, including land conveyed to Alfred Anderson in 1905 and land conveyed to Iva Pearson (Anderson) in 1899. Sale to occur at the courthouse door between 2 and 4 pm on a 1915 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Anderson
Iva Anderson
Harvey L. Cooper
Libert
K.S
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Arrington Breeding and
Sandtown
Irvin
Iva Pearson
Anderson
J. W. Wright
Liber C. W. H
Tolio
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Stac Fairman
Hod Fairman
Lila
Elysle
Mr. Pendleton
Becky
Fairman
Rod Pallman
Splster
Miss Rebecca Pendleton
Chief Annie
Miss Rebecca
Pendleton
Elsie P Pendleton
Red Fairman
Biste
Miss Georgi
Ar. Middleton
West
East
Lady
Hayden
Civilization
Papa
Miss Georgia
Georgian
Tallbird
Red
Jimmy Galvin
Marydel, Md
William HH. Faulkner
Orphans’ Court
Cain’s Crogs Roads
L. Cooper
James Temple
Harry L. Scott
Junker
Fayette ST
Charles
Baltimore, MD
Eastern Shore
Traim
Henry R. Lewis
W. A. Smith
Ughes Lumber. A Coal CO
Denton, Md
Oscar Clark
West Denton
L. B. Towers
Journal
Caraline County
Goldsboro
Thomas Stubbs
Stubbs
Price
Arvey L. Cooper
Davis
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Hillsboro, Maryland
Gowans
Gowans Medical Co
Concord, N
Call On Holt Construction Co
Wood's Fall Catalog
T.w.wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Auto Company, Inc
Hi Dillacs
HUPS
Jmok
Stude Bakers
Huuarine
Chalmers
Roman Auto Co., Inc
North Broad St
Philadelphia
Nisi
L. Frank Bloxsom
Circuit Court
Circuit Court For
Equity
Carlton Bloxsom
Wil. H. Adkins
J. Kemp Stevens
William T. Hubbard
Alva Hubbard
Francis A. Porter
Lyman
Porter
Thomas Cheezum
Norman C. Cheezum
Tor
Va, Ry
East Hound
Patrasta
AWM
Baltimores
Rehoboth
Gaul
Baltimore
A.S
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T. Murdoch I. E. Jones
Willard Thomson
Newspaper
Radhive
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