New York Doctor Receives French Call From Frazee
Theatrical magnate Harry Frazee in France telephoned for his personal physician to come to him at once. Dr Richard Hoffman of New York was summoned via transatlantic radio telephone as Frazee was gravely ill aboard a steamer bound for a French port. Officials note calls can now reach major European countries and key cities across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Transatlantic Ofice
Richard Hoffman
Harry H. Frazee
Mr. Freeze
France
America
Transatlantic Radio Telephone Service
Bis
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
England
Scotland
Wales
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Denmark
Spain
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Austria
Hungary
Free City of
Danzig
Safe Expert Opens Door By Telephone
A young office worker in a western state lost the office safe combination. She called a local safe expert about 50 miles away, who advised placing the telephone transmitter by the safe and turning the dial. By guiding her via the sound of the tumblers, she opened the safe in under five minutes.
Telephone Briefs Show Growth Of U S System In 1928
A 1928 snapshot highlights 76 million daily calls in the United States, up 3.5 million from 1927, with telephone wire miles surpassing 67 million and only 8 percent open wire. A Bell System alliance with Western Union and Postal Telegraph expanded shared research, boosting long distance capacity and experimental deep sea cable projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone System
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Atlantic
Robby to the Rescue in a Sandpit Accident
Robby’s mother sent him with a toy shovel to watch his baby brother in the sandpit. The infant was bitten by a fly on the head and killed by the shovel after Robby’s caregiver left him briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby
Celery's Mineral Load: Iron Potassium Magnesium Calcium Phosphorus
Celery contains minerals including iron potassium magnesium calcium and phosphorus. The article notes these elements in celery despite fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wera
Treasure and the East Side Murder Mystery
Hugh and I chase a deadly clue after Lord Chesley is stabbed and dies in a hospital. We learn the victim studied gypsy lore and that a dangerous group may seek a priceless treasure, with Chesley’s nephew Hoch Chesley entangled in the intrigue as the mystery grows.
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Walt Walt
Hugh
Jin
Watkins
East Twenty-sixth Street
Elugh
Watty
Touton
Buch
Ips
James
Toutou
Beran
Inim
Lord Chesley
Fifth Avenue
Aquitania
Lord Cheshy
Parelleus
East Side
Fife
Dugh
Lord Chesby
Wonagh
James Ronald Howard Chesby
Wall Street
Wiel
Nikka
Vugh
Tondon
Bellewes
Maetor
Chad
Trusteed Sale of Federalsburg Real Estate in Caroline County
A trustee will publicly sell at the Eastern Shore Trust Company in Federalsburg on March 9 1929 between 2 and 4 PM several parcels in Caroline County Maryland. Parcel 1 covers multiple lot numbers near Federalsburg High School. Parcel 2 includes a 12200 square foot site with a metal clad potato house and rail line access. Parcel 3 comprises a 31700 square foot lot on Liberty Street to be divided into two 58 foot lots. Parcel 4 describes a 7086 acre riverfront frontage on Main Street with a large two story dwelling and barn. The sale follows a February 1929 circuit court decree in No. 2738 Chancery.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Jquity
Thomas Cox, Jr
Dorothy Davis
Chancery
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Federalsburg
Maryland
State of Mary
J. W. Noble
William M. Nicholls
James R. Charles
Harry E. Kinder
Federalsburg High School
Cambridge and Seaford
N. E
Louis St. James
Joseph M. Noble
Joseph W. Noble
Katura
William E. Cox
Liber L. B. T
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Liberty Street
Mary White
James B. Wright
Harry E. Flaharty
John B. Scott
William Ey Cox
State of
Main Street
Nanticoke River
S. E
Houston
Charles B. Harrison
Clayton Horsey
Cambridge area parcel sale with potato house and depot nearby
Trustee J Owen Knotts offers an East New Market Dorchester county property near the Cambridge and Seaford Depot. Parcel 5B includes land described in 1919 deeds and a three floor potato house with electricity and stoves. Terms: one third cash sale day, balance after equity court ratification. title papers at purchaser expense. auctioneer Leonard F. Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester County
State of Maryland
East New Market
Brookview
Cambridge and Seaford
Meles
William F. Allen
W. Norbert Wal
Oliver W. Hubbard
Mary A. Allen
W. Herbert Hall
Barbara F. Hall
William E. Cox
Maryand
Cambridge and
Seaford
Circuit Court
Caroline County
J. Owen Knotts
Leonard F. Covey
Assignee's Sale of Valuable Maryland Farm Property
Public sale of a farm known as Levin's Folly Enlarged and Mile's Swamp in Caroline County Maryland two miles from Federalsburg. Property includes a large barn and outbuildings with truck farming and poultry potential. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in six months, balance in twelve months with note secured by purchaser. Bidder to pay title papers. Auction by Calvert C Merriken assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Calvert C. Merriken
L. F. Covey
Auet
Notice to Creditors for Clara Sullivan Estate
Notice to creditors published by Warry L. Sullivan administrator for Clara Sullivan of Caroline county Maryland. Creditors must present claims with proper authentication by August 15, 1929 or be barred from benefits of the estate. Debtors should settle promptly. Dated January 29, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Sullivan
Caroline County
Warry L. Sullivan
For Sale: Beautiful stucco bungalow with many rooms
For sale a stucco pebbie dashed semi bungalow with cellar heater hardwood floors cedar room eight bedrooms bath living room hall dining room kitchen and breakfast room. Cheap terms. Wright address 10 27 Denton Md.
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Ge. Wright
Denton
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Til
W.nlu. Service
Brentanos Inc
the Ridgeway CO
Uugh
Detective Bureau
Chesly
House of Lords
Sorler
Constantinople
Thirteenth Street
Avenue C
Chesley
Emen
Arthur D. Howden Smith
Ugh
Hin
Janes
Tan
Lugh
Jack Nash
Lord Chesly
Wouton
Tilger
Basil
Florence M. Truitt
Isaac H. Truitt
Albert T. Andrew
Ferdinand Cook
James L. Wheatley
Olive V. Wheatley
Levin H. Wrubbard
Bank of Federalsburg
William W. Kinder
Orphans’ Court
Esa
Tory
Fling
Mich
Den-Mar Mobile Company
Denton, Maryland
Cosit
A, I Graham
Tipton Erg
Paige
Vive
Graham-Paige
Raige
Nisi
Ira S. Waddell
Edna Waddell
W. A. Smith
Market St
Denton, MD
Howard R. Pritchett & Company
R. B. Rawlings
H. R. Pritchett & Company
Greensboro
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