Assignee's Sale of Hampstead Farm and Woodlands in Caroline MD
Assignee T Pliny Fisher offers at the Denton county courthouse a two tract Hampstead estate in Caroline county. Parcel 1 comprises 85 acres 32 perches with an excluded 3 acre Carey Lot, Parcel 2 covers 9 acres 90 perches of woodland for the home parcel. Property includes a two story dwelling, outbuildings, and a barn complex. Payment plan: one third day of sale, one third Jan 1 1928, one third July 1 1928, or all cash. Title at purchaser expense. Auctioneers: Leonard F. Covey. Attorney: T Pliny Fisher.
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Three Bridges
Carey
George M. Russum
Thomas H. Slaughter
Hampstead
W. T. Williams
John
T. PLINY FISHER
Leonard F. Covey
Assignment Sale of Stayer Property in Caroline County
W Brewster Deen as assignee will offer at public sale the land parcels in the Seventh Election District Caroline County Maryland arising from a 1921 mortgage to Surrey L Cooper. Parcels include Lot 1 and adjoining lands with two houses and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in six months, balance in twelve months with interest. title papers at purchaser cost. Auction by James Temple.
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Henry W. Hughes
Ida Bell Hughes
T. Pliny Fisher
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Maryland
Court House
deor
Denton
Franklin A. Stayer
Surrey L. Cooper
W. Brewster Deen
State of
Jumptown
David S. Stayer
Drusanna Stayer
Jumptown road
J. Walter Noble
Orphans’ Court
prince of beginning
Samuel J. Stayer
Order Nisi in Owens v Crouse equity case
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County equity No. 2620 an order on August 3 1927 ratifies and confirms the sale report by Fred R Owens Assignee for Collection unless a contrary cause is shown by October 6. A newspaper notice must run in Caroline county four weeks before September 5. The report lists sales amounting to 750.00. T Clayton Horsey Clerk. True copy Test
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Caroline county
T. CLAYTON HORSEY
True coy ai
CLAYTON HORSEY
FRED R. OWENS
Roses From Guess Who
Matilda Turner sacrifices her rainy day fund to buy Crusader roses for daughter Anabel in a town hall benefit. Anabel wins an encouraging encore and triumph, thanks to WH Thayer and a bouquet mystery solved as Matilda’s gesture. Both mother and daughter share quiet tears of joy.
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ATILDA TURNER
Nora Bassett
Louise Warren
Helen Van Verne
Maatilda
Anabel
Matilda
Thayer
WIL Thayer
Annabel
town hall
Mrs. Warren
Mr. Sperry
WIN Thever
tle
Hfe
Louise
Will Thayer
Helen Van Vorne
alk
WIN
Codfish emblem mark for Massachusetts tags irks some readers
Pathfinder Magazine notes Massachusetts will feature a codfish on auto tags next year drawing jokes about the cod and the state’s heritage. It questions whether other states will follow with their own symbols and imagines examples like Iowa corn, Maryland crab, Alabama gallerhammer, Minnesota a gopher, and New Jersey mosquito.
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Massachusetts
statehouse
Boston
Iowa
Maryland
Alabama
Louisiana
Minnesota
New Jersey
Florida
California
Pathfinder Magazine
Commission Earned by Teller in Bank Mystery
A teller in an English bank earned a 4000 commission after pursuing an old account titled Executors of Jane Morgan that had been untouched since 1862. He traced the account via a grave marker naming Jane Morgan and informed the only potential beneficiaries, receiving ten percent of the old balance as a reward.
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Jane Morgan
Ice Age Cave Discovered in the Ural Mountains
A 26 mile long cave in the Ural mountains of Russia contains ice and stalactites. Scientists estimate the ice at 150000 years old and report finds within dating to the era of Cyrus. The cave is said to have stayed in near pristine condition since the last ice age.
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Ural mountains
Russia
Cyrus
Europe
Blindness decline tied to early eye care progress
Over 18 years the share of blind children from ophthalmia neonatorum dropped by more than 51 percent, cutting a historic cause of blindness in schools for the blind. This reflects improved neonatal eye care reducing infant eye infections.
Breadfruit Fruit Uses and Properties on Pacific Island
The breadfruit tree, native to the Pacific island and Indian archipelago, provides food and inner bark for cloth. When harvested early, the pulp is white and mealy with a texture akin to new bread.
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Pacific Ocean
Indian archipelago
Aunt Lizzie Uses Teddy Bear to Stop Fire
In a county home fire scare Aunt Lizzie safeguards others by tossing a teddy bear with green glowing eyes toward Peg. The bear startles Peg, drawing responders. the blaze is contained, and Aunt Lizzie is found laughing through tears as help arrives.
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LIZZIE
Aunt Lizzie
Mattie Milter
Peg
J’eg
Pez
lin
Grandpa Peters
Mrs. Biddyford
Peggy Cronk
Peggy
Jackie Harrison
Tie
Jackie haad
board of supervisors of the county
Deg
Leg
Harrison
John Harrison
No Page of History Without the Basket
A Times of India piece notes basket making in India tracing origins to Aryans and ancient civilisations. It discusses diverse uses from coolies and vendors to memsahibs, caste indicators, and even superstitions with baskets in masons and a German custom of attaching a basket to a rejected lover’s house.
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Moses
India
Deek
Times of
Assyrian
Egypt
Germany
Largest fresh water springs in the United States contested
The article notes it is impossible to name a single largest fresh water spring due to fluctuating discharge. It cites Thousand Springs and Malad Springs in Idaho as among the largest, each capable of supplying New York City, with Silver Spring and Wakulla Spring in Florida also listed among the largest.
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United States
Idaho
New York
Silver spring
Wakulla
Florida
Against the Wind Tie and the Art of Steering
Thoreau contemplates sailors who keep closest to the wind amid shifting gales, noting the skill to extract motive power from obstacles. He observes sailors veer and tack when wind shifts, while tropical winds limit reach to certain harbors.
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tropics
Thoreau
Mahometan Salutation Salaam Meaning
Salaam is the Arabic word for peace used as a Mahometan greeting among themselves. The phrase means Peace be with you and the response is With you be peace.
Euclid the Greek Geometer and His Elements
A brief note on Euclid of Alexandria about 300 B.C. whose plane geometry Elements remain in use in schools across British countries and beyond.
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Euclid
Alexandria
Egypt
Uncle Eben on the banjo’s stubborn charm
The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben saying some men pick in defense of banjo music because the instrument is so small and self-contained that it cannot help itself, reflecting a humorous view on musical pride.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
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