Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate In Denton Maryland 1922
Assignee offers at public sale the Vickery mortgage property in Caroline County Maryland. The two story dwelling outbuildings and land are to be sold in front of the Court House door on Tuesday September 5 1922 between 2 and 4 pm. The property is described with adjacent parcels and an 8 acre exclusion. terms of sale to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Vickery
Elizabeth E. Vickery
William Stevens
Calvert C. Merriken
Liber T. L. D
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Andersontown and
Concord road
Charles W. Hobbs
John Stevens
William H. Deen
Matthew Lawless
LEEONARD F. Covey
Lathmy
Moon
Andrews
Joe Latinir
Joe
Brush Creek
Joe Lathair
Cervantes
Spain
Molly Jake
Molly Duke
wang
Ming
besiides
dred
Molly
Jake Dyer
Jake
A Fight or a Foot Race Across Brush Creek Night
In Brush Creek a tangled tale unfolds as Joe Lathair faces rival Jake Dyer over Molly Jake’s return home triggers a confrontation. Molly defends Jake, Joe halts a clash, declares a race as resolution, and Molly’s daring moves end the threat in a moonlit moment.
Changing Views on Parents Across a Lifetime
A reflective piece from Farm Life traces a son's evolving regard for his parents. As a child he reveres maternal wisdom, grows to doubt it in youth, and ultimately realizes his parents’ guidance was valuable. By adulthood he praises them and tells his children how he once heeded their every wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Molly
hostiely
Jake
dad
Livty
The Rat Invasion Across Continents and Eras
This piece traces the origin of the common rat from Asia and its spread to western countries. It explains the black rat in Europe, the arrival in the New World around the seventeenth century, and the later emergence of the gray or Norway rat during the era of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Europe
new world
Atlantic
India
Russia
Norway
England
America
First Marriage in Canada Cited as 1617 Pair
The article notes Edienne Couillard and Anne Hebert as Canada’s first married couple, wed in Quebec in 1617 per First Things in Canada compiled by the late George Johnson. Louis Hebert, her father, is described as Canada’s first farmer who originated in France and settled in Acadia before moving to Quebec to cultivate land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
George Johnson
Edienne Couillard
Anne Hebert
Quebec
Louis Hebert
France
Acadia
Nova Scotia
Bay of Fundy
Turkish Capital’s Tragic History Through Ages
The piece traces Constantinople’s naming in 830 after Constantine the Great, its origin as Byzantium founded 667 BC, its Greek then Roman eras, its destruction after a two year siege, and its capture by Mahomet II in May List, marking centuries of Turkish rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Constantine the Great
Byzantium
Constantine
List
Mahomet Io
Turk
Inevitable Ivy Becomes Center of Camp Party Drama
In a 1922 camp house party a restless Duquenne treks through romance and jealousy as Mrs. Thornton’s chaperon Ivy, the Inevitable Ivy, steers social currents. Duquenne battles Linda Van Dorn and Brownwell for Ivy’s notice, while Ivy quietly reshapes the party with calm wit and influence. Brownwell notes Ivy’s adept manipulation of social dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Duquenne
Linda Van Dorn
Cecil
Brownwell
Whornton
Duquenna
Candace
Mrs. Thornton
Parks
Candance
Miss Clarke
Duquennen
Not Weapons of Offense: The Great White Rhinoceros
Dr. Herbert Lang of the American Museum of Natural History reports the great white rhinoceros in the Nile valley bears a horn that grows from skin rather than bone, is used for pushing through jungle, and is not a weapon. The animal is sociable, nonaggressive, baths daily in mud, and about 3,000 remain after extensive slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the
Nile
Africa
Asia
Malaysia
Herbert Lang
American Museum of Natural History
Famous Stamp Collector Count Ferrary Legacy
The world’s most famous stamp collector was Count Phillip la Reno diere von Ferrary. An Austrian by birth, he lived in Paris and died in Switzerland in 1917. He led a reclusive life, seldom displaying his rare stamps, and reportedly survived on a vast income from his mother after disinheriting his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip la Renodiere von Ferrary
Paris
Switzerland
Famous Canadian River and Ottawa river facts
The Ottawa river, first explored in 1613 by Samuel de Champlain, runs 685 miles as the St. Lawrence’s largest tributary. It flows west to Lake Temiskaming, then southeast and east toward Lake Ontario via the Rideau canal. Cities along its course include Ottawa Hull Mattawa Pem broke Fort Coulogne Arnprior Rockland Thurso Papineauville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa river
Samuel De Champlain
St. Lawrence river
Lake Temiskaming
Rideau canal
Lake Ontario
Fort Coulogne
Arnprior
Rockland
Thurso
Papineauville
Montebello
L'Original
Grenville
Hawkesbury
Carillon, Hudson
Oka
Ste Anne de Bellevue
Patent Leather History And Manufacture In America
Patent leather has been produced in America since 1818 by Seth Boyden in Newark though it has recently reached higher quality levels comparable to French and German goods. The chrome tanned skin is coated with multiple layers of varnish made from lampblack and linseed oil, dried, rubbed, and baked at 120 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit for 36 hours before final sun drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Seth Boyden
Newark
France
Germany
Fire In Forests Promise Preservation Of Wood Supply
Fire destruction in mature forests and second growth remains a major problem. The American Forestry Magazine urges every man, woman, and child to recognize the danger and eliminate fires as European nations have done, to secure a perpetual forest dream and a steady wood and paper supply for all.
No Adoption Legal In England
In England adoption of children cannot be legally secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Daily Thought About Nature’s Call to Duty
Quote from Lowell cited in a noisy clipping about nature and duty. Mentions Kowelling and pups or pups part appears garbled but signals a newspaper reflection on nature and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Nature
Kowelling
Lowell
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C. C. Deen’s
FOWLING CREEK, MD
Hamburg
C. C. DEEN
Concord
Wi. PEPPER
Maryland Trust
Baltimore
Elkton
ST. PAUL
COLUMBUS
pep
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
DENTON, MARYLAND
R. C. JACKSON
Greensboro
JAMES J. ROSS
WM. DENNY
Sec’y-Trena
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
DOVER
UF LAWARKE
CARTER & DEEN, Agts
Dentos, Md
L. IRVING JONES
Agt
Greensboro, Md
SOHN W. PAYNE
Preston, Md
REPUBLICANS
John W. Garrett
United States Senate
Paes
Carrett
Republican Party
Senate
Thomas Dawson
Weauy
THOMAS & SESSER CO
W. Balto. &St
HERMAN MITCHELL
Ridgely
Ford
M. K. NEWNAM
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Nina
dake
Mally tung
Brownell
Ivy
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