Trustees Sale of Real Estate in Caroline County
Decree from the Circuit Court for Caroline County in Equity dated January 28, 1918 directs Henry R. Lewis and J. Owen Knotts to sell at public auction in front of the Denton Maryland courthouse. The tract lies in the Eighth Election District, with metes and bounds beginning at a stone. sale to occur on a specified day between 2 and 4 PM. The description covers a parcel in Caroline County, bounded by named landowners and marked by a series of compass bearings and measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline county
George W. Hiignutt
Norahignutt
Harold Wignutt
Edwin Hignutt
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
Court House
Denton
Maryland
James R. Manship
D. Warner Hignutt
Willian
Adimo
Mary Riima
Harvey L. Cooper
Clayton Horsey
Liter J. kh. S
Careline county
Orphans’ Court
LIZABETH FUCHS
JOHN FUCHS
SQUIN
GEORGE FUCHS
CHARLES B. CLARRISON
Elizabeth Fuchs
Lands Sold Under Decree In Caroline County Maryland Auction
The notice describes land adjoining Tous ton Towns and other owners in Caroline county, with pine and oak timber and scarce tire wood. Terms: half cash, half in six months, or all cash. papers at purchaser's expense. Auction in front of Denton Court House. Describes parcels tied to mortgage from 1914 with multiple deeds and recorded folios.
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Touston
T. O H. Everagam
Clinton Williamson
Edgar Todd
Wiliam Thomas
Colly
Boston
Charles T. Collison
George D. Hignatt
Caroline county
Ruth and Julius Seemingly Drawn by Fate in a City Romance
In a serialized tale Amy Nair Says Ruth, a country girl turned city illustrator, captivates editor Julius Bates. Their supper and shared confidences reveal Ruths independence and Amy Nair's unconventional influence, culminating in Ruth confessing love and accepting marriage.
Two Regular Japanese Bay Phenomena Named Toyama
The Toyama bay in Japan is famed for two recurring natural feats. The lightning cuttlefish, a small species, emits brilliant bioluminescence when disturbed as April and May coastal swarms attract fishermen using special nets. A second feature is the mirage called Slinkero, forming along the shore as a misty panorama of castles bridges and marching horsemen.
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Toyama
Relieving Our Minds in Public Discourse
James Harvey Robinson critiques so called reasoning in sermons editorials and petitions, describing it as a stream of vocal sounds and ejaculations provoked by approval or disapproval. He argues many arguments are mere emotional reflexes rather than rational analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harvey Robinson
Atlantic
Evolution of Wheeled Vehicles Through Renaissance
The text traces revival of manufacturing after medieval slumber, noting 1400 as a turning point and royal rivalry driving advances in vehicle construction. By 1550 Paris had only three coaches, and in the following century feudal lords across Europe acquired lavish equipages costing over ten thousand dollars, inspiring art, poetry, and a widespread urge to outshine neighbors.
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Paris
Europe
Not All His Fault Youngster Led Astray Comment
A Vermont youth, Joseph Bascom, is jailed in New York for burglary after his father Davild Bascom pleads with a warden. The judge suspends the youth's sentence, condemning unloving parents for neglect and lack of letters, while noting lone urban loneliness drives youths astray.
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L—— street
New York city
Davild Bascom
Vermont
Joseph Bascom
nanie
New York
particeps
Hooverized Country Breakfast Excerpt in Missouri Notes
An excerpt from the Missouri Notes column in the Kansas City Times recalls a Hooverized breakfast scene. Friends living frugally warn of austerity, sharing a breakfast menu of cereal, real cream, home-made sausage, fried potato cakes, stewed fruit, hot biscuit, preserves, and coffee. The next morning features waffles with bacon and eggs and side dishes. the party endures 29 waffles from an allotment of 37, shocking the hostess into calling it unpatriotic not to finish the platter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Notes
Kansas City
brenl
Beautiful Feet In Hartford Overshoes Mark City Folk
A Hartford correspondent notes that most men on snowy streets wear overshoes while most women do not. She wonders if this reflects woman suffrage or simple recklessness and says overshoes do not spoil a woman's trim.
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Deen racner
Amy Nair
Amy Nalr
Julius
Ruth
Ay Noir
Janvis
Julus
Weill
tnsh
goodby
Amy Nat
Amy Natr
lke
lee
Turlford Courant
The Joy of Work in Human Progress
Work is praised as humanity’s greatest blessing, saving many from despair and death, unlocking hidden resources and strengthening mind and body, with trade and labor cited as the driving force behind civilization.
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LONG & BEALL
Uncle Sam
Long& Beal
Treasury Department
FOOTER’S DYE WORKS
CUMBERLAND, MD
State Bank of Md
BAYARD, SON & CO
General Commission Merchants
CAMDEN STREET
BALTIMORE
Optometrist
Denton, Md
PF. J. WRIGHT
espaprre
The Peoples National Bank
DENTON. MD
ALBERT G.TOWERS, Prest
T. F. JOHNSON
Call Journal Office
LEosab
Trustees, Auctionvey
Manryland
Casho
MIN
Beaver Dam
Simeon bood
William Casho
James Jones
James T. Hynson
John W. Downes
T. PF
MARTY
Richard Jones
Richard Morris
William J. Kuma
John T. Bickling
HARVEY OY J. COOPER
JAMES TEMPLE
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Julius Bates
Stuth Claridge
samel
Tam
Uorting
Amy
Rath
Ceylon
Jullus
elert
Hartford
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