Public sale of farm property near Preston Union Grove
George A Baer owner offers a public auction on his farm three miles north of Preston at Union Grove starting 10 a m. rain or shine. Items include a dark bay horse Prince a bay mare Nettie a gray mare and many farm tools and equipment plus hay corn beans fodder and household items. Terms cash under 10 dollars or credit up to 10 months with note. Auctioneers L F Covey and KK T Moore.
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Preston
Union Grove
Prince
sound
Nettie
Plymouth Rock
Provident State Bank
GEORGE A. BAER
L. F. Covey
KK.T. Moore
C. B. Harrison
From Andante to Allegro in Grandma Sallys Shoppe
An elderly woman Sally Runnels ventures from a cramped home to Brandon's department store with Sara guiding her. She selects a new wardrobe that echoes her past, buys modestly, and, after a cab ride and a floral distraction, returns home to wear pink accents and a lavender gown to church, feeling youth renewed.
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Sally
Sara
Sam Runnels
Sally Runnels
Serra
grandmother
Sam
Betty Archer
Saran
Washington avenue
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bhim
St. Paul's church
Public Sale of Valuables at Denton Maryland
Public sale of A R Wright deceased property at the late H L Cooper residence Denton Maryland. Items include a large velvet rocker several parlor sets walnut beds and cabinets plus clocks and china with many pieces listed and more. Cash sales under 15 dollars. over 15 dollars on credit with note and bank security. Administratrix Anna V Sailsbury and auctioneer Leonard F Covey.
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H. L. Cooper
Denton
A. R. Wright
ANNA V. SAULSBURY
d. Leonard F. Covey
Bishop’s Best Efforts Stirred By Critic Roast
Publisher George Doran recalls a tale where a critic roasted a book. A bishop in Pike County guides Bill Stroud who asks about his lies. In New York the bishop preaches to a grand audience as Bill sits distant. After, Bill truthfully says the bishop seems intended for the backwoods.
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George Doran
Bill Stroud
Ashing
Pike county
BHI Stroud
Bil
Bill
New York
Advantage of Adversity Refines the Purest Happiness
Dr Henry Knight Miller notes in Psychology Magazine that affliction tests and purifies. Fire refines gold and pressure strengthens steel. In darkest moments, adversity may unlock true happiness and inner tranquility, with the bluebird awaiting those who endure without fear.
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Henry Knight Miller
Psychology Magazine
Women Enroll in London Butchering Course
At Smithfield school of London a new butchering course for women draws strong response. Women study animal anatomy, refrigeration and preservation, and modern butcher shop sanitation.
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Smithfield school of
London
Generous Farm Owner Stops Theft With Show of Force
Arthur Holne of Minnesota farm stepped from hiding behind a wagon and, after two men dug his potato crop, bought time by brandishing a gun. He then signaled police as the suspects were detained and prepared to harvest the produce for sale.
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Arthur Holne
Minnesota
Hohne
Candidate Visits Rural Districts To Seek Support
Times Change reports a candidate touring country districts to show he remains in touch with common voters. A party manager questions whether votes will be gained, and the candidate insists there is no reason he cannot win, noting a recent visit by the rival who spoke during a dinner with locals.
Forgiving Friends in the American Magazine
The American Magazine suggests friendship rests half on overlooking the flaws of those we like. It argues forgiveness smooths ties and sustains social bonds among companions and peers.
On Her Fortieth Birthday Lucia Wark Seeks New Life
Lucia Wark, on her fortieth birthday, contemplates hair changes and independence after learning her brother Tom Ware plans to marry. She visits Herbert Pennoyer’s office seeking work, rekindling hope of supporting herself, while navigating romantic feelings and family pressures. Tom hints Pennoyer may propose, sparking Lucia’s dramatic emotional pivot.
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UCIA WARK
Jane Hoyt
Miss Revell
Lucia
Beautie
Jane
Alice Cool
Alice
Luela
Alice Cook
Ben
Tom
Tom Ware
Thueth
Helen Pine
Allee
Herbert Pennoyer
Lucda
Derbert Pennoyer
marcel
ofice
Lucila
Herbert
Luclan
Luella
Lueia
Pennoyer
Public Men of Today Compared With Past
Joseph Hergesheimer writes that past public figures in Washington under Andrew Jackson stood as distinct individuals with firm personal convictions and courage. They dressed to reflect tastes, showed independence, and were not ruled by material ambition, unlike today’s politicians who serve forces above them and face harsher consequences from events.
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Washington
Andrew Jackson
Joseph Hergesheimer
Saturday Evening Post
Thomas Jefferson
John Randolph
Roanoka
senate
Colonel Berton
John Marshall
Samuel Houston
David Crockett
Jackson
Greatness Unexplained and the Artist’s Riddle
A Cincinnati Inquirer excerpt argues that true greatness defies conscious explanation. Actors with theory are rarely the best, and great writers often disappoint in ordinary dialogue. The piece notes the gap between creative power and articulate method and mocks critics as those who cannot replicate art.
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Cincinnati Inquirer
Egypt Faces Tobacco Ban On Scarce Farm Land
The National Geographic Society urges strict land use in Egypt, where only a narrow Nile strip is arable for a population around 33 million. It condemns tobacco farming as a luxury and notes local factories rely on imported leaves from the Levant and the Aegean.
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Egypt
Africa
Nile
Maryland
National Geographic society
Levant
Aegean
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