Greenie Cat Defies Eviction and Thrives Beyond Blisstown
In Blisstown, Greenie the cat endures threats of removal by neighbors and local talk, outlasting harassment from Dualgrimple Blackburn and the community. After a tense dispute and a humane society scare, Greenie persists, returns, and enjoys a long quiet life of eleven summers on the outskirts, defying efforts to oust him.
Japan’s Gentle Way In Japan Police Tie String on Wrist
A passage notes how Japanese police lead detainees by a string tied to the arrested man’s wrist, claiming the string’s restraint conveys strong respect for the law and keeps the prisoner steady as a modern fetter.
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Japan
Steek
Rubbing It In Segment From Winton Advance
A humorous exchange recounted in the Winton Advance describes a jilting reaction. The jilted party returns a ring and the other person makes a notch on the ring to mark prior heartbreaks. The joke hinges on noting five existing notches in the ring.
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Jack
Winton
White traffic lines puzzling London practice
In a curt London show moment Neveller asks why white road lines exist only around the corner as his friend explains. The dialogue notes the oddity of the new lane markings and the practical reason behind their placement.
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Neveller
London
Required Discrimination The New Arrival
The scene presents a quip between The New Arrival and The Other about a boarding house. The Other jokes that for $150 a week they promise bed and board but it took a full week to tell which is which.
Quite a Stranger Diocesan Record fragment
The note reports a church gathering tomorrow afternoon with a mine phrase and references Mr So and So and a mineral event. It mentions a funeral and the unit himself appearing, claimed to be the first in twenty years. The text is a garbled OCR fragment from a Diocesan Record.
The Bet That Ended In A Wedding Caper
Jim Smith bets Delbert Brooks he cannot marry Winnie Moore in 30 days. Brooks kidnaps Winnie but Jim stages a rescue and the justice of the peace winds up uniting Winnie and Jim while Brooks concedes defeat, gifting Jim the prize and a lesson about women.
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Pit Smith
Jin
Jim
Winnie Moore
Jim Smith
Delbert Brooks
Brooks
Winnie
Attaboy
Hin Smith
Winkie
Smith
Poe
Decisian
Kithtaip
Hut
Firebrand
1 Justice of the Peace
Stan
James Smith
Brook
Justice
Motion Pictures Through Time and Technique
The article traces early motion picture history from ancient shadow play in China and Egypt to the modern projector, noting 6 000 year precursors and a 35 year old development of the projector as we know it today. It highlights crude moving pictures and the evolution toward contemporary cinema technology.
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China
Egypt
Meyot
Costly American big game hunting stories in Africa
Avra Melvin Warren United States consul at Nairobi Kenya on leave reports ten American parties eager to hunt in Africa. He notes hunting is a sport for the wealthy with an average monthly cost of $2,000 for shooting.
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Africa
New Orleans
Avra Melvin Warren
United States
Nairoba
Kenya
Mr. Warren
Cook Like This Well Worth Weight in Gold
A Schwab quote on self reliance frames a humorous kitchen tale. A belated guest prompts a hostess to serve despite a soup spoiled by a cook’s note explaining a missing dish caused by trying to keep soup hot. The line underscores practical wit in a pressure moment.
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Charles M. Schwab
America Leads in Lock Making Progress
America has advanced faster than Europe in lock making due to metal casting and machinery lowering costs. Historic milestones include bronze compression in 1872, rust-retarding processes, 1882 flat corrugated key, 1802 paraecentric key, and 1800 mortised door locks. Master-keying spreads from hotels to homes for convenient single-key access to main openings.
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America
Europe
Public sale of real estate in Caroline County Maryland
Public sale under an Orphans Court order to sell infants guardianship property in Caroline County Maryland Denton courthouse door on September 26 between 2 and 4 pm. Parcels include a 65 acre tract linked to Pratt Grant and lands once owned by Elisha Wright and George W Hignutt with multiple adjoining parcels totaling several acres, described in deeds from 1884 to 1908 and recorded in Caroline County land records.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Dwin W. Hipmutt
Tareld D. Hhynutt
Puardian
Denton
Maryland
Adah Bi. Tliggnutt
George W. Plignutt
Mdnth W. Hignutt
Harold D. Wigsnutt
Renal Estate
Fyynpo and
Berge
Highth
Sarah BE. Pratt
George W. Hignatt
Coraline County
Hignutt
Bennett Todd
George W. Hignutt
Pleasant FE
Burton W. Parker
Charles W. Hobbs
William H. Deweene
Francis H. Todd
George W. Collins
George W. Tlignutt
Coroline County
W. Trice
Tilghman Hubbard
Fred R. Owens
George W. Wignutt
Albert P. Hignutt
George Hignutt
Chas. B. Wright
Masterly Conrae
Elisha Wright
Said Hignut
Chas. E. Wright
Farm Improvement Auction Notice
Improvements consist of a two story frame dwelling barn cow shed corn crib and other outbuildings in fair repair. Possession January 1 1927. Terms: half cash day of sale balance secured by note or all cash. Title papers at purchaser's expense. ADAH Hignutt guardian for Edwin and Harold Hignutt. Merriken Merriken attorneys. L Covey auctioneer.
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Adah E. Hignutt
Guardian
Edwin W. Hignutt
Harold D. Hignutt
Merriken & Merriken
L. F. Covey
Assignees Sale of Kehring Property at Public Auction
Assignees under a 1925 mortgage to Elin M. Merriken offer the Carol ine county land known as “Milla Hope” also called The Gambeill Lot for sale at the Denton courthouse between 2 and 4 pm. The two story frame dwelling and outbuildings are described with detailed field courses and improvements in fair repair. One half cash day of sale with balance on ratification or all cash, title papers provided at purchaser cost, assignees Calvert C. Merriken Wilbert N. Merriken L F Covey auctioneer. A mortgage loan may be available to the buyer through the assignees.
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Dalgrimple
Greenie
Durky
Duck
Dal
Cal
Sam Gamnp
Sam
Billstown Humane Society
Grevnie
Dual
Greenle
Samuel Gamp
Sally
Blisstown
Hans Kehring
Margarettha Kehring
Elin M. Merriken
Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert N. Merriken
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Fourth Fleetion District
State of
Hoy Creek Mill Branch
Milla Hope
Gambeill
Annie H. Downes
Hog Creek
Og Creek
Mmill
Administrators Sale of Bank Shares in Denton Maryland
Administrators of Annie Stack Wright deceased announce a public sale in front of the Caroline County Court House in Denton Maryland on a specified date in August 1926. The sale offers five shares of the Capital Stock of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Denton with terms to be announced. Roy Davis Thiel M Mitchell administrators and J O Knotts attorney oversee the sale.
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The
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Denton
Maryland
Roy Davis
Thiel M. Mitchell
Annie Stack Wright
J. O. Knotts
Kodaks and supplies at F. J. Wright's shop
Kodak cameras films and accessories are available at F. J. Wrights store offering ready-to-use film developing services and accessory items for photography enthusiasts in town.
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Kodaks
F. J. Wright's
Trust Estate Public Sale in Caroline County Maryland
Under an Orphans Court decree the trustee will publicly offer two parcels in Goldsboro Caroline county with a Q-Story six room frame dwelling and barn. Parcel One 60 by 190 feet Lot No 8 from a 1899 plat. Parcel Two 50 by 200 feet homestead of George W Shively. Sale in front of The Goldsboro Bank on a date in 1926 between 2 and 4 pm. Terms one third cash day of sale one third in six months and balance in one year or all cash option.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Laura Shively Cahall
Addie M. Simpson
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Maryland
New Street
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
J. H. Bernard
Amandus Young
George W. Shively
Liber L. B.T
Henderson
Robert Jarrell, Sr
James Stubbs
Robert Jarrell
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Ant
John W. Funk
Calvert C. Merriksen
Wilbert L. Merriken
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New Dover
Opera House
Kenneth G. Faulkner
National
Norma Talmadge
Ronald Coleman
Kiki
Paris
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Milton Sills
Viola Dana
South Sea
Metro-Goldwyn
Jackie Coogan
New York
Victorxpress
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Porter’s
New Bridge
Ira Sumis
Bates Sister
Whiteleysburg
Sandtown
H. T. Pickering
Denton, MD
L. O. Jarrele
Greensboro, Md
Automobile For Hire
O. A. Carroll
Federalshure
James J. Ross
Cecil C. Fulton
Sec’y Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover
Doolawareeo
Carter & Son
Irving Jones
Greensboro
Clare N. Payne
Agt
Preston
Hneberling
G.G. Hieberling Company
Dept. 1400
Bloomington
Ilinois
W. J. Murray
Trappe, Md
James Jr.webb
Federalsburg, Md
Walter S. Rutter
Milling Co