Public sale ordered in Caroline County real estate case
In a decree of the Circuit Court for Caroline County in Equity dated January 28 1918 trustees Henry R. Lewis and J. Owen Knotts are authorized to sell at public auction the parcel of land described in the proceedings. The sale will be held at the courthouse door in Denton Maryland between 2 and 4 PM on a date in 1918. The land lies in the Eighth Election District and begins at a stone boundary with the lands of James KR Manship now PD Warner Hignutt and proceeds by a sequence of compass directions and distances to the place of beginning, comprising the described tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline county
George W., Hignutt
Norah Hignutt
Farol Hignutt
Edwin Hignutt
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
Court House
Denton
Maryland
James KR. Manship
PD. Warner Hignutt
Orphans” Court
ELIZABETH FUCUS
JOHN FUCHS
JOHN GEORGE FUCHS
CHARLES B. HARRESON
Elizabeth Fuchs
John Arnold
Isea Indy
John
Dorothy May Douglas
Miss Coleman
prince
Colton Curtis
mother
Johns
lensamt Avenue
Cloderelta
mt ft
Lands Adjoining Houston Towns Area Offered For Sale
Lands adjoining the areas of Houston Towns and several others, described in a 1904 deed, are pine and oak timber with scarce tire wood and no improvements. Sale terms call for half cash and half in six months with interest, or all cash at purchaser option. purchaser bears tithe costs. Auctioneers Henry R. Lewis J Owen Knotts and Luonano F P Covey.
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Houston
T. HL. Everagain
Clinton Williamson
Edgar Todd
William Thomas
Colly Boston
Charles T. Collison
George D. Hignatt
T L. D
Carofine county
Foreclosure Sale Of Caroline County Real Estate 1914 Mortgage
Public sale to the highest bidder between 2 and 4 pm at the Denton Court House door for three parcels in the First Election District Caroline County Maryland. The properties include 9.5 acres 31.25 acres and 6 acres plus 11 acres 40 square feet conveyed through multiple deeds with adjustments to exclude 11 acres 40 square feet to Richard Morris. Names William J Klima Mary Klima Harvey L Cooper T Clayton Horsey James Jones Richard Jones and Richard Morris appear in the chain of title and record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rlima
Mary Klima
Harvey L. Cooper
T. Clayton Horsey
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Caroline county
Cashe
James Jones
John W. Downes
Richard Jones
Richard Morris
Drama and Comedy by Sardou on marriage and murder
The French dramatist M Sardou explains the difference between drama and comedy by linking drama to murder outcomes and comedy to marriage. He outlines five acts: initial set pieces, the possibility of marriage or murder, new incident as obstacle, and final resolution whether marriage or murder occurs.
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M. Sardou
Food preservation through water removal and ancient drying
The text notes that removing water from foods slows decomposition and recalls ancient practices. It cites Indian and African drying methods, Egyptian tomb storage, and reports of 6 000 year old grain kernels yielding good crops when planted, illustrating early preservation ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Irish Not Coal Miners and Tyrone Coal Field
An Irish coal field in Tyrone holds vast potential with rich bituminous seams and about ten workable layers. Yet coal mining is not practiced here, and this industry seems foreign to local habits, though the field connects to Lough Neagh and lies north of Dun Gannon about the Nourishing town.
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Tyrone
Irehind
Dungannon
Ulster cuna
Lough Neagh
Cannibal Chef Impresses Umpire at Home Base
A strange remark has a cannibal chief recalling a home life as a baseball umpire. The dialogue notes that no one ever liked him before, highlighting a dark twist in the tale and the chef’s unsettling appetite.
Paris models in war times reveal wartime strain
In Paris studios, professional models endure scant pay and long hours as war hardship weighs on the industry. Young artists hire aging or famed models for six francs a day, eight hours with hourly rests, while students toss coins into a glass for tokens. A Julian academy model recalls a once-glorious figure now pale and gaunt from hunger.
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Paris
Mie
Bernardini-Sjoestedt
Cartoons
Trae
voruv
secco
Julian academy
Invented Wrestling Dummy Aids Training Practice
William P. Armstrong of Washington created a wrestling dummy for practice. It helps wrestlers rehearse tackling and throwing moves safely at home, with a round head, stubbed arms, padded base, and a canvas body over soft core materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Armstrong
Washington
Popular Science Monthly
Labor to Aid War Effort Urges Longer Hours
The Industrial Economist cites census data showing about 30 million workers in the United States. He notes 1,847,000 on eight hour shifts, with 475,000 federal state or local employees, and states the eight hour workforce has risen to at least 2,000,000, likely to directly supply factories, mills and mines for government needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Federation of Labor
The Opium Habit Across Cultures and Suffering
The article describes three opium use forms eating by Turks smoking by Chinese and drinking as laudanum in civilized regions. It traces origin to unripe poppy fruit and explains incisions yielding a creamy juice hardened into small cakes for sale. Opium dependence destroys mind and body, often shortening life.
Yiddish Language Origins and Characteristics
The term Yiddish designates a language used by Judeo German communities in Germany and Russia and by immigrants to the United States. It is described as a jargon rather than a language or dialect, rooted in German with Hebraic and Slavic elements due to historical persecution during the Reformation.
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Germany
Russia
United States
Army Medical Department Staffing Expands Under Gorgas
The Medical Journal reports over 19 200 officers now serve in the Army Medical Department including regular army and four reserve corps medical, dental, veterinary and sanitary. Projections estimate at least 24 000 physicians when full strength is reached. duties include food inspection, care of the sick and wounded, field hospitals, rehabilitation of disabled, and supply management. Hospital bed capacity will be set at 25 percent of the army strength.
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army
regular army
ficers
Gorgas
Medical Journoyl
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LONG & BEALL
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
the
Republic
Bell
CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAG TELEPHONE COMPANY
H. M. THOMPSON
Hillsboro, Md
HOME INSURANCE CO
N. Y
AMERICAN EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
THE GRANGERS’ MUTUAL OF
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Farmer
Mutual
S.G. NUTYTLE
Niewipa PERRHSHIVE
TOPKIS BROS.CO
Greenwood
Del
Ht. EL. MILLS
Greenwood Factory
FOOTER’S DYE WORKS
CUMBERLAND, MD
Luonano FP. Covey
Trustees
William J. Klima
John T. Bickling
HARVEY I
COOPER
JAMES
TEMPLE
McCluren
Douglas
Cinderella
Tie
Ike Cinderella
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