The Governor Grants Unconditional Pardoning of Smith
A 1924 Governor unknowingly recalls a 20 year old case when he pardons Smith, a Mansfield convict. Smith reunites with a now-divorced wife and child, but the wife rejects him. He pursues reform, rises to congress, then becomes governor aided by a record of steadfast integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Sit
Governor Smith
Lucy Winthrop
Mansfield
Smith
Laiath
Qhis House
Wei
Hye
Sau
Governor Grants Conditional Pardon To Convict Son
A governor, recognizing a past duty, agrees to pardon a convict’s son on condition he reports progress to the governor. The convict’s mother pleads, recalling her fear of the father’s murder and her efforts to shield her son. The governor urges mercy and charity, noting the father’s failings but offering a chance for reform and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Harry
Guinot
Qnother
Madim
Teorun
Tomnerraw
Alf TP
Distinctive Colors of Moose Caribou and Elk
The caribou or reinadeer is not a deer. Arctic caribou bear gray brown summer coats, almost white in winter, woodland caribou darker and larger. Moose are purplish gray and larger than caribou. No elk in America. the name applies to Europe’s red deer. The American elk or wapiti ranges widely but now mainly in the northern Rockies, yellowish brown with lighter sides. Ender Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Almercton
American
Rockies
Path- Ender Magazine
Americans Accorded Honors by Britain
The article notes Sir William Pepperell as the first American ennobled by Britain, then in Wittery, Maine in 106. It highlights his Welsh ancestry, rise as a merchant, military leadership in multiple Indian conflicts, and service on the Massachusetts royal council while serving as chief justice of common pleas. It mentions later Americans like Lord Astor and Lord Shaughnessy as notable honors recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willinga Pepperell
Wittery
Maine
New England
Oo Hshermian
Royal Council of
Massachusetts
Common Pleas
Pepperell
Lord Astor
Lord Shaughnessy
New York
Milwaukee
Quietest Man Known Though Never Spoke for Twenty Years
A London Tit-Bits tale from Boston workers asking who is the quietest man they know. A minder, a judge, and many natives name Bil Kite, then discover he is dead, joked as the quietest man because he has not spoken for nearly twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoults
Boston
Aolider
Jack
Bil Kite
London
Caroline County Sealed Bond Notice for Public School Bonds
Caroline county Maryland invites sealed proposals for one hundred thousand dollars in public school bonds dated February 1, 1925. Bids due 1 pm January 6, 1925 at Denton office. Bonds exceed five percent bid security and are tax exempt. County reserves right to reject all bids. WALTER S. RUTTER, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Maryland
Coroline County
Denton
General Assembly of Maryland
Sesawa
Walter S., Rutter
All Worn Out Mrs Laramore Warns Of Kidney Trouble
Mrs Joseph Laramore of Third Street Denton reports persistent fatigue back pain and irregular kidney action. She used Doan’s Pills from Denton Drug Co and says they strengthened her back and kidneys and improved her condition. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Laramore
Third St
Doan
Mra. Laramore
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Notice of Adminstration in Caroline County
The Pearces Bank Denton Maryland December 9 1921. Notice that the subscriber of Caroline county has obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline county Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate of Daisy M Satterfield late of Caroline county deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased are warned to exhibit them with vouchers to the subscriber on or before July 6 1925 or be excluded from all benefit of the estate. Given under my hand this bird day of December 1224 Nettie El Satterfield Administratrix of Daisy M Satterfield deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Daisy M. Satterfield
Nettle EL Satterfield
Daisy M. Satter Tiefl
Bank to Close December 25 1921 for Christmas Holiday
The bank will be closed on Thursday December 25 1921 Christmas Day a legal holiday. A paper payable here maturing on that day may be paid on the following day. Norris Cashiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Provident State Bank
Preston
Dep. Ts
J. AL Trazzare
Norris
THE
Peoples Bank
Denton
Mul, Dee
J. Frank Wriguet
Robert Jarrell, JR
Bible Society prints scriptures in many tongues
The American Bible Society reports 175 languages and dialects represented in printed Scriptures, with more than four times that sum in total languages. Efforts include plans for a Cheyenne Bible and translations in several North American Indian dialects across three Central American regions.
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American Bible Society
Central
Ager Tea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin Benj. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson
Western Newspaper Union
Britain
Mrs. Laramore
Haarlem
Denton Auto Company
Austin R. Murphy
Denton, Md
GEO
EL Culver
F. W. Redden
G. T. Redden
Louis Jd. Knotts, JR
Stockholders’ Meeting
Denton National Bank
Denton National Bank of Maryland
WM. I. Norris
the Pearces Bank
Peppies Bank of
J. Frank Wright
Dee. Ts
Goldsnorno Bank
Goldsabora, Md
Dee. Is
M. Jacobson
Sirloin
Veal
Scrapple
Bowdle & Sullivan
Fred L. Bowdle
Nuttle Hardware Company
Denton, Maryland
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Co
Xmas
Geo. H. Koenig
Hillsboro
Baker’s
Mount Royal
Nam
Lie
Baker's
Pahle
Laree
Chambray
Ladies’ Union
Brussels
Bie
W. O. Finch Department Store
Stewart & Jarrell’s Old Stand
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