Is Eugenics Needed In The Poultry Yard
Dr. LeGear urges extreme care in selecting breeding stock for high grade poultry. He stresses heredity like begets like, the need to breed only from standard, healthy stock, and ruthless culling of inferior birds to ensure strong offspring. Male vitality and selecting the best male as well as female traits are emphasized for pure strains and high egg production.
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Sir Chanticleer
Hymn Writers of the Wesleyan Era Mentioned
Upwards of seven thousand hymns were written by Charles Wesley. John Wesley translated many from German sources, notably from the Mecravian books. Fellow era figures such as Olivers Perronet and others also contributed hymns.
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Charles Wesley
John Wesley
Olivers
Perronet
Ades mock romance in a cluttered drawing room scene
In a 1920s style vignette George Ade depicts Mamie and Artie plotting to respond to a bold admirer Mr Wilson. The room centers on a crayon likeness of Mamie’s father as decor and tension rise over letters and flirtations.
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Muamle
Maule
Artie
Mamie
Arte
Mame
Alamie
Mr. Wilson
Artle
Iim
Mamie Gvith
Mary Carroll
Rends
Where Pleasure Lies Owning the World’s Richest Treasure
A capsule note from American Magazine quotes a proverb on wealth and sharing, stating pleasure lies not in riches but in shared joy, even when one holds the world’s richest treasure. It frames wealth as meaningful only if others participate.
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M. K. Newnam
Touch of Melodrama Appealed to Daudet
A decade after a Paris incident, Leon Daudet faced his son’s suspected death in a taxi and legal battles. Police reports quote Daudet resisting bloodshed while monarchist protesters besieged his paper. Fire power and police barriers framed the confrontation as Daudet granted surrender.
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Daudet
Leon Daudet
Iis
Hils
Ile
Glen
Tts
Fils
Jean Chiappe
Paris
Chindet
Chiappe
Detroit News
Letter by General Lafayette Found in Bank Vault Item
A letter addressed to Rev. William Woodbridge was recently discovered at the bottom of a trunk owned by T. R. Woodbridge, a descendant tied to Upland Caltt A ofoltnr Ganinate of 18a1, issued by the Bank of Vergennes Vi, and accompanied by fists.
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General Lafayette
Willam
Woodbridge
T. R. Woodbridge
Bank of Vergennes
No Good for Substitutes An English Physielia Claim
An odd fragment claims that crying is good for one’s complexion, noting it supposedly affects the complexion. The wording is garbled and unclear, with no clear人物, place, or organization identifiable.
Farm Lands in Caroline County Sold by Mortgage Assignee
Public sale of mortgaged real estate in Federalsburg Maryland on September 7 1929 2 to 4 pm under a Cushman Stafford Lewis mortgage with 310 75 acres and specific parcel exceptions. Improvements include a two story frame dwelling barn and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash and two thirds in six and twelve months with interest, title at purchaser expense, landlord’s possession after compliance. Henry R Lewis as assignee for collection. Leonard Covey auctioneer. Reasonable mortgage loan available through Henry R Lewis Denton MD.
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Fred B. Cushman
Jeamie Stafford
Jennie Stafford
Henry R. Lewis
Caroline County
First National Bank
Federalsburg
Maryland
Federalsburg-Reliancee Stone Road
Bethel Church
Ambrose Bradley
Handy White
Mark Willin
Harriet Fields Hinds
A. S. Tlandy
Ec.t.a
Costello K. Corbin
John T. Hastings
John J. Hastings
Charles R. Johnson
Metes
John Schock
Metés
John H. Schock
Denton, Md
Denton
Denton-Greensboro
John L. Everngam
Public Sale of Personal Property in Denton Area
Forced to discontinue farming after my husband’s death I announce a public sale at my home on the dirt road from Denton to Central Church about 114 miles from Denton. Items include farm equipment, harness, household furniture, two horses and three working animals, with cash payments under 10 dollars and four month credit for larger purchases. Auctioneer James Temple and clerk Josiah A. Beek.
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Denton
Central Church
Order Nisi in Owens Assignee vs Kent in Caroline Court
In Equity no 2786 the court orders the sale report to be ratified unless cause is shown by September 19 1929 with publication in Caroline county newspapers four weeks before August 19 1929. The sale amount reported is 2025 dollars. T Clayton Horsey Clerk. True copy Test: ao Clayton Horsey Clerk.
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Caroline County
Muly
Fred R. Owens
Clayton Horsey
Ao Clayton Horsey
He $ T
Circuit Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
T. Clayton Horsey
True Co
T. Ayton Horsey
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Denton Journal
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LeGear
Ontario Veterinary Coflexe
Dr. L. D. LeGear
United States
WSR Paperhal
Sam
Felix
Fanky
NEW York I
Fifth Avenue
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Mamile
MiIumile
Muinie
Muante
Artie Blanchard
Wilson
Atelas
Arle
Mamle
Mr. Whson
Tess
Uff
Atthe
Lafayette
Leonard Covey
York
Menton
Katie Davis
James Temple
Josiah A. Beek
Nisi
John Kent
Radio
Victor- Radio-Electrola
Victor-Radiol
Victor
Ata
J. B. Blough
E. T. Kelley
Victor Dean
M. F. King
O. K. Raleigh
F. M. Adams
FISK
W. H. Hollis & Son
Denton, Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Lloyd Haines
Jate
Joanna Haines
Adminiatratrix
Immlé
Grge
Bullock & White’s
Nash
Willys-Knight and
Whippet
PUROL
Bullock & White
Natural Lime-Marl Company
Roanoke, Va
B. & O. Railroad
Grictoriar Review
HAT
Ernest G. Cooper
Wilbert L. Mersiken
Anna O. Saulsbury
Albert G. Saulsbury
Caroline Jack
Equity
Wilbert L. Merriken
Niss
T. Alan Moldsbormel
Robly Hackett
Lillian B. Hackett
E. F. Withers
Osteopathic Physician
South Third Street
C. A. Whisler
W. A. Smith
Market St
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Baltimore
Elkton
Journal