Carroll County Maryland Trustee Sale in 1929
Trustee holds sale under court decree for Butler Price case in Denton Maryland. Real estate includes 16 acres in Caroline county with improvements and detailed land description, sale March 5 between 2 and 4 pm, with one third cash day of sale and balance payable in six and twelve months, notes with security or all cash option. Also public sale of farm personal property near Cambridge February 13 including cattle hogs sheep horses mules gear and farming equipment, terms cash. Auctioneers listed.
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Circuit Court
Caroline county
Robert Butler
Katherine L. Price
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Butler
John T. Carter, Jr
Ira L. Butler
Chancery
Sarah C. Butler
Dearborn
Fordson
Oliver
McCormick
Assigners Sale Of Valuab le Real Estate In Tuckahoe Neck
Public sale of a valuable farm in Caroline county Maryland in the Sixth Election District on the public roads from Thawleys Church to Elbins Mill and to Tuckahoe Station. The property includes a large dwelling and is described in prior deeds with specific exceptions. The sale time is between 1 and 4 pm at the Denton courthouse door.
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Caroline couny
Maryland
Thawley’s M. P
Elbin’s Mill
Thawley’s Church
Tuckahoe Station
Theodore Phillips
Francis A. DeFord
Caroline county
Francia
A. DeFord
Arthur Cawley
Assignee's sale of valuable mortgage property in Caroline county
Calvert C. Merriken as assignee will publically sell the 28 acre parcel in Caroline county Maryland front of the Denton courthouse. The 2 story frame dwelling barn and outbuildings are included. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance at ratification or all cash option with note secured by buyer. Title papers at buyer expense.
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Thawley’s M. P
T. PLINY FISHER
James Temple
William Cheesman
Evan Cheesman
Joshua T. Kinder
Caroline county
Calvert C. Merriken
Court House
Denton
G. Leslie Gooden
Alice and the Gypsies Meet a Storm and Kindness
Alice helps a gypsy camp on the Potter farm after a sick child is found. The gypsy chief pleads and is allowed to stay by the creek. A storm hits, and gypsy families join in to save the hay. After the rain, the camp departs quietly at dawn.
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Alice
Potter
Gardner high
David
Mr. Potter
Julia
John
ted
Baldy
Foods that pair to spark electrical currents
A scientist suggests foods eaten together create electrical action like a galvanic pairing. Experiments with common combinations such as raisins almonds pepper salt tea sugar produced a current, with bitters sweets pungents salts acids often forming true couples. Other pairs listed included raw potatoes lemon juice tea sugar nutmeg vinegar horseradish table salt onion beet vanilla sugar starch iodine.
Enduceus and heralds staff in ancient myth and lore
The term enduceus derives from Greek karykion meaning heralds staff. It described wands used by heralds in ancient Greece and Rome and the fabled wand of Hermes Mercury. Early forms show a four-rod knot with later substitutions of two serpents. English usage appears from Spenser 1591 and Shakespeare 1606.
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Greece
Rome
Hermes
Mercury
Spenser
Shakespeare
Early Traders and Fort Ruins on the Gambia River
The article notes early African traders on Jamessland in the Gambia River and ruins of a fort built by the Royal Adventurers of England trading to Africa granted a charter in 1628. It mentions a pioneer voyage to the Gambia River, allegedly by Hawking from Plymouth in 15380.
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Jamessland
Gambia river
West Africa
Royal Adventurers of
England
Africa
Plymouth
Weather Frustration Cited as Man vs Lord Control
The Atchison Globe quotes a reader discussing how weather fatigue arises and questions whether human control, rather than divine, would improve conditions. The brief reflects popular sentiment and religious tone in a local paper.
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Atchison Globe
Scientists claim 75 million year world age in geology survey
Researchers at the University of California report a geological survey spanning Colorado Utah and Arizona concluding the Earth is about 75 million years old. The claim highlights broad regional data to support a young to middle Cretaceous age interpretation.
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University of California
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Inexperience as a Sign of Unfamiliar Thinking
The quote from Farm and Fireside notes that inexperience shows when a person thinks a thing is unusual simply because it has not happened to them before. It emphasizes perspective limits and common human bias in unfamiliar events.
Where's the Humor in Names of Masy Pigments
A Louisville Times quip notes the world’s greatest humorist might be the man who coined the phrase masy pigments, joking on naming odd color terms. The remark satirizes linguistic flair and playful wordcraft.
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wrorld
Louisville
Times
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CLARE N. PAYNE
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PALACE THEATRE
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FRED R. OWENS
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Cambridge
J. RADCLIFFE JONES
Ira Y. Wheatley
John S. Skinner
TUCKAHOE
Josephine L. DeFord
Emily Seney
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R. RASTALL WALKER
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D&OR
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ALFRED SMITH
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State of
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