Eastern Shore Trust Company offers estate planning and trustee services
The Eastern Shore Trust Company promotes itself as a durable administrator guardian or trustee, promising better service than an individual. It highlights 6 percent on invested funds and 4 percent on uninvested deposits in its savings department, with no commission on income. The bank notes its large local stature with capital and assets and invites inquiries at the Federalsburg Bank.
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Eastern Shore Trust Company
State of
Maryland
Baltimore
Attorney's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Tuckahge Neck
Public auction will sell on February 25 1919 between 2 and 4 pm in Denton Maryland. Property lies in Caroline County Sixth Election District along the Thawleys Chapel to Sparklin's Mill road containing 7 acres more or less with a small dwelling and outbuildings. Cash terms. title papers at purchaser expense. sale conducted by James Temple as auctioneer and T Pliny Fisher as attorney named in the mortgage.
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William H. Wright
Thomas B. Sparklin
Liber T. L. D
Caroline County
Denton
Maryland
Thawley
Clark
Lydia A. Smith
Horace E. Wright
T. PLINY FISHER
JAMES TEMPLE
Equity
A. D
Harvey L. Cooper
LAWRENCE B. TOWERS
Quest for a Genius Unfolds in a Village Backwoods
Howard Marsh, a published writer, plans a foolhardy trek to find the mysterious author known as Dread. He confides in city editor Trask and Miss Barbara Scott, who guide him through clues about Eve Bledsoe and Sarah, two women in a rural community. After months Marsh believes he has found Eve, the elusive Dread, only to wed and learn that Trask has finally located Dread as Barbara, the quiet yet brilliant Miss Barbara Scott, who has been near him all along.
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Howard Marsh
Trask
Barbara Scott
youngeirlood
Marsh
head
TIuw
Miss Barbara
Barbara
the
Glen
little brown school
Bledsoe
Eve
Sarah
Bledsoes
Miss Narbara
Miss Sarah
Misa Barbara
Miss Harbara
Ward
Darbara Scott
Domestic Drama Ends With Missing Bread Board Noodles
A mother stores a bread board with noodles on her limousine to free space after shopping. Her son loses a front tooth in the incident. The tooth is replaced by a dentist and the mother recalls the bread board and noodles but does not retrieve them. The husband jokes about the missing items as the tale closes.
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Indianapolis News
Paradise of the Pacifics Trobriand Islands Described
The Trobriand islands northeast of Samarai are a palm clad Melanesian cluster famed for a rich pearl fishery and carved goods. Natives are portrayed as happy and adventurous with strong ties to European traders. The group yields yams and crafts high in value and draws tourists and curios.
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curbo
Sydney
Medbourne
Nickel-Silver Name Changes Spark Industry Debate
A major metal-handling firm has renamed German silver to nickel-silver and a trade publication urges dropping the word silver. It argues the alloy contains no silver and proposes terms like nickel alloy or nickel-brass based on nickel content from 4 to 18 percent. Some manufacturers already use Sheffield plate or silver-plate on a nickel base.
Wry Fragments From Daybreak News And Law Notes
A collage of quotes and anecdotes on mood and daily life contrasts with a brief legal note. It opens with a cheerful morning reaction to wartime headlines and moves through light humor about dining out while a boss’s gaze looms, then to a bishop’s London raid stories and aPearson’s Weekly quip about a Zeppelin, ending with a Law Notes remark on a man pulling down trousers and the danger of sidewalk travel.
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Indianapolis Star
Jordan vs. Old Colony St R. Co
Mass
Bryant and May Match Firm recalled at Ascot racecourse
In their heyday Bryant and May, famed match manufacturers, were noted for fashion and flair. A senior partner, Mr Bryant, arrived in style on a spanking team at Ascot racecourse, drawing quips about Bryant's match business and his striking appearance on the box.
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England
Bryant & May
Bryant
Ascot
FHallon
A Stranger's Mistake and His Regret
A fragmentary exchange shows Mr Bibbles denying intoxication and claiming misapplied pedestrians guidance marks for cars. The dialogue shifts to money as a driving force and regret, with a wartime context suggesting effort to glue to win the war.
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Mr. Bibbles
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