Goldsborough Endorsed by Claude Kitchen for House Seat
A letter from Claude Kitchen complimenting Alan Goldsborough outlines support for his renomination to Congress. Former Senator John Walter Smith adds praise, urging election in the First Congressional District and arguing length of service benefits influence in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOHN WALTER SMITH
United States
Maryland
Senator Smith
the
Baltimore Sun
Representative Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Congress
Hon THOS R Marshall Letter to Goldsborough on Money
Ex Vice President Thomas R Marshall writes from Transfort Indiana on August 9, 1922 praising Representative T Alan Goldsborough for introducing a bill to stabilize money purchasing power. He urges persistence beyond a perfunctory hearing and notes the significance of taking the initial step in Congress. Published by authority of Alda P Whitby.
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THOS. R. MARSHALL
United States
T. Alan Goldsborough
Washington, D.C
Mr. Goldsborough
House of Representatives
Sale of decedent's real estate in Caroline County suit
The Orphans Court orders publication in a Caroline County newspaper to notify non resident defendants of a bill to sell the rent estate of William E Phillips deceased for debts. The case lists multiple heirs including Thomas Phillips Mary Phillips Jerome Phillips Sarah Seymour Nellie Christian and others. The half interest in another tract on the Nanticoke river and the total value are stated. Publication requirement set for four weeks before September 7 and appearance by October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Phillips
Caroline county
Maryland
John E. Brummel
Nanticoke river
Martha Phillips
Thomas I’. Philips
Mary Phillips
Chester
Pas Jerome Phillips
Lucy Phillips
New York City
Sarah Seymour
Charles Seymour
Nelle Christian
dunes Christian
Dorchester county
Aaron Johnson
Ruth Johnson
William 2 Philips
Vivian Moore
Joseph Moore
Atlantic City
N. J
Beatrice Johnson
Zelda Johnson
Fossil Johnson
William Johnson
Calvin Johnson
Elza Johnson
Ray Johnson
Tilghman Johnson
Phillip Johnson
William EY. Phillips
Thomas FP. Phillips
William EF. Phillips
Orphans’ Court
sunnate
RICHARD T. WSR
ELISHA Hl. HARPER
WILLIAM J. SHAWN
J. Howard PAstorrrch
Farrow of One Gade Broad Sow and Five Pens
Atpust Ltd reports a farrow event involving One Gade Broad Sow of Poland China and Berkenlure with five piglets, thirty weeks old, located at LL FOORS Preston Maryland.
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Poland
China
Berkenlure
farrow Atpust Ltd
LL. FOORS
Preston
Public Sale of Valuables at Alburger Place Denton
A public sale to the highest bidder offers 14 tiles north of Denton on the Greensbare road at the Alburger place 1020. Items include Honduras mahogany lumber crates furniture kitchen goods and household items such as a couch, dining table and chairs, dressers, beds, stove, dishes, wash outfits, lamps and more. Terms cash for $10 or less and credit terms up to six months with approved bankable paper. George L Powell owner. K Clayton Horsey clerk. Covey, auctioneer.
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Denton
Greensbare road
Alburger place
bach; Loven
givng
GEO. Ll. POWELL
Prann PL Covey
Auct
K. CLAYTON Horsey
One Hundred Winter Leghorn Pallets Reported
PRED HOWARD JR of Denton MD reports the shipment of one hundred Winter Leghorn pallets. No further details available.
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HOWARD, JR
Denton, Md
Joan Tries Her Hand In Character Reading Romance
In a New York office cafeteria set, Joan, Maud, and Margaret test a psychic reader's claims. Joan studies Mr. Davis through observation and subway encounters, forms a romance, and becomes engaged after revealing how she used character reading to foresee a suitable partner.
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Margaret
Snald sau
Joan
Maud
Mr. Davis
New York
France
waltlhng
Earth waves threaten Corato City in Italy
Corato, a northern Italian city about twenty two miles from Bari, has again been struck by earth waves. The tremors destroyed about a third of the town and forced three thousand residents to flee with belongings to nearby towns. The government plans to spend 9,000,000 lire to drain subterranean waters, rebuild homes, and redirect streets to prevent cave-ins amid ongoing risks to the rest of the city.
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Corato
Italy
Beri
Corata
A Cry for Help Recorded in a City Tale
A New York Sun excerpt recalls a woman's shrill cry for help from a dim garden, her despairing plea echoing as the narrator slips toward the road then leaves for an evening at the club. The scene contrasts danger and social routine.
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New York
Liquid Air Explosive Discovered For Coal Mine Use
Liquid air with 40 to 50 percent oxygen mixed with powdered charcoal forms an explosive comparable to dynamite and detonated by a detonator. It has been tested in coal mines but cannot be stored as the liquid evaporates rapidly and must be used within minutes after preparation.
Evidence on Plano Invention and Early Makers
The document traces piano origins to Bartolomeo Christotori a harpsichord maker from Prdun in 1710. It notes planos reaching England by German mechanics about fifty years later. The first American plano appeared in Boston in 1882 built by a firm that still makes the instrument after about a century.
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Bartolomeo Christotori
Prdun
England
Boston
Unknown Peoples of Africa and Their Legends
A newspaper fragment describes legendary tree folk in a forested Africa region, two-toed and ferocious, plus central African dwarfs with ape-like features. It mentions a distant race north of Uaso Nyiro and the Lorian swamp called the Maanthinle, said to be Christians from Abyssinia who once cultivated large irrigated settlements with camels and circular stone houses before pestilence and wars.
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Africa
Central
Uaso Nylo
Lorian
East Africa
Juba
Abyssinia
Food in Fifteenth Century Meals and Luxuries
In the fifteenth century noble households stocked long ahead for feasts as stores were scarce. The Northumberland Household Book shows Margaret Paston detailing breakfast items for the household of Lady Margaret and Master Ingeram Percy. The menu features dere, butter, saltfish, sprouts, bread, ale, and sugar loaves, with salt fish a constant. overseas luxuries like spices and sugar loaves are repeatedly requested.
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Pastons
England
H. 3. Bennett
Margaret Paston
Nurey
Margaret
Ingeram Percy
heer
Punish Flirts With Death Penalty in Zululand
Danish explorer Olaf Linck reports on Zululand where flirting with married women is punished by death. He notes women’s status improving and polygamy shrinking as living costs rise. Wives are bought with oxen, now costing nearly double, and parents sell daughters on installment plans to cover marriage debts.
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Zululand
Africa
Olaf Linck
Bootleg Liquor Returns Rise Ahead of Prohibition
Bootleg liquor shipped to foreign countries and stored on the eve of prohibition is returning through both smugglers and legitimate channels. The total value in the legitimate market is about 300 million dollars, with bootlegged volumes potentially worth around one billion if fully handled by bootleggers, according to John D. Appleby, prohibition agent for New York and New Jersey. The system reportedly yields about 23 times the risk, a math of profits and danger for illegal trade.
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John D. Appleby
New York and
New Jersey
German Inflation Surges as Marks in Circulation Rise
Berlin reports show 8.496 billion marks added to currency in circulation in the last week of March. Prices rose about 20 percent in March as money became plentiful. Analysts describe inflation as a gamble that benefits savers who act quickly.
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Berlin
Germany
Where Winter and Summer Meet Auto Circle Trip
An automobile trip from Denver offers a swift ride from temperate to Arctic climes. Travelers swap coats in summer for warmth as they reach snowy landscapes and have a chance to pick wildflowers among snow banks.
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Denver
Volta Named Father of Battery in History
Italian inventor Alessandro Volta is celebrated as the father of the electric battery. His name lives on in the volt, the unit of electric energy, honoring his pioneering work.
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Volta
Allesandro Volta
Beat Thing Must Be Paid For
A short aphorism reflecting on value and cost. The line notes a precious thing grows more valuable when won through toll and economy, invoking Ruskin.
Let It Go at That Censoring Showdown
A provocative line-up stirs debate as critics mock censorship culture. One voice blasts the idea that anyone can censor while another calls for accountability, drawing in readers with sharp, era-spun rhetoric and pointed social critique.
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Banking and Currency Committee
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astern Shore
COLUMBUS
India
America
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DENTON NATIONAL BANK
DENTON, MARYLAND
E. Fayette St
Baltimore
J. HARRY ROSE
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE
WESTMINSTER
ALBERT NORMAN WARD
Washington
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R. C. JACKSON
Greensboro
Hamilton
Illinois
JAMES J. ROSS
WM. DENNY
Sec’y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
DOVER
OURLAWARE
CARTER & DEEN
Agts
IRVING JONES, Agt
Dentos
JOHN W. PAYNE
Prestog
NEWSRAPE
ALDA P. WHITBY
CaLVERT C. MERRIAES
Jolin BE
Bruamimel
Nellie Christian
James Christian
Thomas F. Phillips
Jerome Phillips
Lucy Philips
Eliza Johnson
Tighman Johnson
Thomas F. Philips
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