Christmas Saint Records a Gift by Love and Pride
A story unfolds in a Western town bungalow where Martha Ruth and Aunt Caroline prepare gifts amid family tensions. The old saint in the Christmas tale weighs gifts by love not cost, urging kindness to Anna and Caroline. The piece ends with a reflection on who the true record keeper of Christmas love is and a note on California in a Parade of States broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Martha
Ruth
Caroline
Anna
Aunt Martha
Santa
Reyfie
Western Newspaper Union
Salifornia
Pasadena
Sunshine State
General Motors
California
Ernc Rapee
Ingres
Ancient Chinese Vehicle Measured Mileage by Pebble Drop
The article notes a claim that six centuries ago Chinese riders used a vehicle that carried passengers and dropped a pebble into a container to mark each mile traveled, a primitive odometer concept.
Imperative Reason in Speech and Action
A concise reflection on giving reasons for one’s statements and deeds. Those who provide reason act fittingly and fully, while those who refrain from offering justification speak nothing despite many words.
Moon radio waves show earth return test of intelligence
Scientists claim radio waves reaching the moon are reflected back to Earth, seen as evidence of intelligence by quoted thinker Tha nian. The remark appears to frame scientific observation as proof of intelligent design or presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Earth
Timae
Baltimore Firm Brune Parker Carey Gans Solicitors
Brune Parker Carey Gans, attorneys at 1904 First National Bank Building in Baltimore Maryland are listed as solicitors. The notice identifies the firm location and professional designation without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brune, Parker, Carey & Gans
First National Bank
Baltimore
Maryland
Notice to Creditors in Maryland District Court
District Court for the District of Maryland orders receivers J Hambleton Ober and Charles N Thorpe to publish claims notices. Creditors must file authenticated claims with the Clerk by March 11, 1932. Publication to occur in the Baltimore Sun twice weekly for three weeks before January 10, 1932, and in Denton Maryland and Lewes Delaware papers weekly for three weeks before January 10, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States For
District of Maryland
J. Hambleton Ober
Charles N. Thorpe
Maryland and Delaware Coast Railway Company
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City
Maryland
Denton
Lewes
Delaware
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Genton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Lemuel
Clara Agee
Vin
Fowler
Xmas Basket
Brazil
Esskay
Jones
Cocoanut Grove
Los Angeles
Gus Arnhelm
Gus
Harry Tobias
Jules Lemare
Shawn
Jules Lamare
Neill Moret
Chloe
Ellawatha
Cn, Cory
NEW Plaza Theatre
Milford, Delaware
Erlen Sisters
George Mack
Gerald
Marco
The
Syncopators
Jack Oakie
Regis Toomey
Peggy Shannon
Richard Arlen
Paramount Picture
Our Gang
Arner
Henry
Wednes. & Thurs
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Mae Marsh
Fox Picture
Irene the Great
News
George O'Brien
Seata
Aerates
District Court of the United States
Pennsylvania Company For
Equity
Docket
Sturmer
Easton, MD
Eplowers
D. H. Cook
Florist
Nisi
Calvert C. Moizen
Grace Estella
Kelly and
Walter J. Kelly
Hey Husband
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
Nex
Sone
T. Clayton Horsey
Market
Fourth Streets
Fred B. Nuttle
Denton, Md
Turkeys
Baker’s Bronze
Helen M. Baker
Baker’s
Turkey Farm
Chestertown
Turkey Yard
Harold M. Baker
Sixth Street
Fleetwood
Harvey Fleetwood
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Denton, Maryland
M. K. Newnam
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