Winter Shoe Bargain Sale by Everngam in Denton Maryland
J L Everngam of Denton Maryland offers a closing winter sale of broken and discontinued shoe lots. Men’s sizes, women’s and children’s ranges priced from 1.25 to 5 dollars, with many styles from Rice Hutchins Walk Over and Queen Quality. Limited quantities include 150 children’s pairs, 100 misses’ pairs, 75 ladies’ pairs and 50 men’s dress shoes at deep discounts to move stock.
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Rice & Hutchins
Douglas
John H. Dryer
Dolly Madison
Platforms and public enterprise ideals from a historic platform
Assignee's sale of valuable real estate in Caroline County Maryland. Two tracts totaling about 50 acres, foreclosed under a mortgage from Charles W Hammond and Rachael Hammond to James E Walameon, now assigned to W Brewster Deen. Tract 1 21 acres known as Andrews Fountain or Fortune. Tract 2 half- undivided interest in Andrews Fortune portion. Sale at Denton courthouse in two to three PM, terms: half cash now, balance in 12 months with interest or all cash. Purchaser pays deed and papers.
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Charles W. Hammond
Caroline county
Rachael Hammond
James E. Walameon
W. Brewster Deen
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Court House
Denton
Cararo- Lne county
Maryland
Andrew
Daniel Williams
James E. Williamson
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Andrews’ Tortune
Pawson
Thomas Andrews
Thomas PF. Garey
Chanent Sullivan
William H. Dickerson
William L. Hammond
Charles W. Eammond
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Lionip FL Conny
Washingtons Wedding Present A Spy Tale in Morristown
Private George Marley disguises as a farmer to carry a secret mission for General Washington. In Elizabethown and Elizabethtown, Catherine Tracy aids him while her father pursues. A dramatic capture leads to an arranged marriage and a captaincy for Marley, tying a spy plot to a Washington era wedding.
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Bunker Will
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Inehler
Washington
Valley Forge
Morristown
Inchief
George Marley
Hamilton tes
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Elizabeth
Tracy
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Catherine
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Elizabethtown
Tracey
Orange
Marcey
Ines
Alexander Piunkten
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Trenton
Philadelphia
Washinton
Miss Tracey
Dinah
Tie
Marcol
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Marees
Marey
clearch
Muarcey
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Mareey
Cone
Marecey
Specifications and Gift Plans Mentioned by Tom and Kitty
Kitty and Tom joke about a birthday gift described as new, stylish, and awfully expensive. The dialogue from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat reflects playful banter and hints at a lavish present without specifics.
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Tom
Kitty
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
In Golf Terma Yes, PEonin learning to shave my self
Toulsvie Courier reports a curious golf note with garbled phrases about self shaving progress and a claim that someone can walk the course in about 110 strokes.
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PEonin
Toulsvie
Journ
Restoration of the White House by McKim in 1900s tone
Glenn Brown in Architectural Record details how Theodore Roosevelt appointed Charles Follen McKim to restore the White House after interior changes eroded its dignity. McKim rebuilt the interior from ground to roof, added a separate public office, and refined moldings and scale, aiming for unity with the exterior and a sober, dignified residence for the president.
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White House
James Hoban
Hoban
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Charles Follen McKim
McKKim
Grant
McKim
wade
capitol
executive mansion
Washington
McKXim
St. Gaudens
studi
Parragut
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Glenn Brown
Coroners in England and their royal fate
In early England the coroner was a crown revenue officer whose duties included uncovering criminals, extracting confessions, and confiscating wealth. Records show King Alfred often ordered hangings of coroners for deeds deemed unjust.
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England
Alfred
The Great Conde as a Child Prodigy in War Thoughts
The piece portrays Conde as a precocious youth who mastered Latin by eight, authored a rhetoric treatise at eleven, and by fourteen was well versed in warfare and military tactics.
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Conde
Disagreeable exchange between aunt and niece in verse
A short dialogue reveals tension as the aunt and niece clash over perceptions of others. The exchange hinges on social judgment and self awareness, highlighting family dynamics and subtle humor within a domestic scene.
Feeding the hungry revives the volunteer’s own soul
A terse reflection echoes that tending the needy nourishes the helper as much as the aided, suggesting inner renewal through acts of charity and service. The quote invokes a moral duty and personal transformation tied to giving.
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J. L. EVERNGAM
DENTON, MARYLAND
J.L. EVERNGAM
Bentonational Bank
REGIONAL BANK
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DENTON NATIONAL BANK
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SAMUEL G. NUTTLE
Telephone Building
DIGN VON
MLD
UNCLE SAM
The Peoples National Bank
DENTON, MD
ALBERT G. TOWERS, Prest
JORENSON
Call Journal Office
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Baler
United States Senate
Maryland Senate
Baltimore City Law Department
Public Commission
Germaas
TERALS OF SALE
W. CABELL BRUCK
Garrett & Son
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