Assignee's Sale of Real Estate in Caroline County Maryland
Court house sale to satisfy mortgage by Henry W Hughes and Ida Bell Hughes on Hampstead tract in Denton with two parcels including improvements. Parcel 1 covers substantial boundaries and the Carey Lot. Parcel 2 is a nine acre woodland section. Bids: one third day of sale, balance by Jan 1 1928 and July 1 1928 with interest bearing note or all cash. Auctioneer Leonard F Covey. sales by T Pliny Fisher as Assignee for Collection.
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Henry W. Hughes
Ida Bell Hughes
T. Pliny Fisher
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Maryland
Court House
Denton
Hampstead
Watts Creek
Andersontown
Henry Jopp
Morgan Branch
Morgan's branch
Philip W. Downes
Three Bridges
Carey
George M. Russum
Thomas H. Slaughter
W. T. Williams
John S&S. Slaughter
Atwell
David S. Stayer
Drusanna Stayer
Jumpton road
J. Walter Noble
Samuel J. Stayer
Orphans’ Court
Public sale of real estate in Caroline County Maryland
Foreclosure sale under a 1921 mortgage from Franklin A. Stayer to Harvey L. Cooper assignee W Brewster Deen. Parcels 1 2 and 38 in the Seventh Election District with improvements described. Auction in front of Denton Court House, conditions include one third cash, one third in six months, balance in twelve months with interest, or all cash. Title papers at purchaser's expense. W Brewster Deen assignee. James Temple auctioneer.
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Franklin A. Stayer
Harvey L. Cooper
W. Brewster Deen
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Jumptown road
Auditor's Order Nisi in Pastorfield equity case
In Caroline County Circuit Court in Equity No. 2449 Auditor's Report is ratified unless good cause to the contrary is shown within three weeks from August 27 1927. A copy of this order must be inserted in a Caroline county newspaper once weekly for two weeks before September 6 1927. Clerk T Clayton Horsey tests true copy.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
T. CLAYTON HORSEY
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Journal
Alice In Butterfly Hollow Finds Entomology Twist
A romance blooms at a summer resort as Alice, an artist with spring fever and a lone rainy day fund, meets a young professor of zoology. He guides her into butterfly study, shares a scientific treasure chase, and the pair drift toward marriage while she recovers her health and pursues a new life in entomology.
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Alice
Jillie
tle Columbus
Butterfly Nollon
Ilie
Gladys Waters
sylvan glade
Ralph Hammond
state university
Anosla prexippus
George
Connecticut river
Nebraska
IIT
sbe
Department of Agriculture
Napoleon Relics Presented to Austrian Military Museum
The uniform cloak and hat of an Austrian general once worn by Napoleon I on his 1814 journey from Fontainebleau to Elba were presented to Vienna's Austrian Military Museum by the descendants of Field Marshal von Koller who held them for many years.
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Napoleon
Napoleon 1
Fontainebleau
Elba
Vienna
von Koller
Birthplace of Conqueror Normandy Joins French Department
Normandy, birthplace of the conqueror, now a department in France bordering the English Channel. Named for Norse settlers in the ninth century, it was long a duchy whose ruler William conquered England in 1060 and established a Norman dynasty.
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Normandy
France
English channel
William
England
The Girl with a Voice Finds New Hope on Wharf
Geraldine Stanton abandons dreams of a premier opera career after a harsh rebuke from M. Marceau. At the waterfront she overhears an Italian girl singing in a small boat, discovering a true voice. She vows to mentor the singer, fund lessons, and send her abroad to study, giving both purpose and a new path to happiness.
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Geraldine Stanton
Marceau
mademoiselle
Monsieur Marceau
mademoiselfe
Geraldine
wantiny
M. Marceau
First Worked Mines of Stone Age Revealed in Spain
Archaeologists note prehistoric cobaltiferous copper mines in Spain with vertical shaft design for access and overseer control. Excavations uncovered 15 tall, powerfully built skeletons of miners, stone hatchets, bone picks, and clay vein removal showing extensive ancient tunneling.
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Spain
Put in His Place Very Carefully
A well tailored youth boards a third class carriage and asks a laborer if he is headed for Benton. The laborer admits he cannot be sure but notes the Benton folks are not very particular, reflecting a casual, urbane exchange from a London Answers style item.
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Benton
London
Harvesting breakthrough from Alberta farmers
Two Alberta farmers have built a machine that cuts and stacks grain automatically. A reaper-thresher could halve labor, letting the farmer harvest 45 acres daily in a 16 foot swath and return threshed grain while leaving straw in the field.
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Alberta
Canada
Booth Tarkington Visits Boston Bookshop Display
Mr Tarkington Booth Tarkington visited a Boston book shop where his latest novel was prominently displayed and advertised. After making several purchases and asking for delivery, Tarkington gave his name when the seller asked. The clerk quipped that it was a funny name and claimed not to have heard it before.
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Tarkington
Booth Tarkington
Boston
Shrine
Sizar: Cambridge Student Pays Low Fees and Servile Duties
A sizar at Cambridge University pays reduced fees compared with ordinary students. Historically sizars performed menial tasks, but these duties are no longer required.
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Sizar
Cambridge
England
sizars
Post Mortem Visit Dear Old Soul to the Funeral
A London Humorist note reveals a sick brother and Emily’s regret about visiting. She hopes to attend the funeral, sending sympathies through a final letter to the mourner.
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vietting
Emily
Shoe
London
Mythic Orpheus Themes In Greek Legend
Mythological figure Orpheus, legendary Greek poet musician, renowned for lyre mastery believed gifted by Apollo. He joined the Argonauts in their quest for the Golden Fleece and participated in ancient epic narratives.
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Orpheus
ancient
Greece
Apollo
Argonauts
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