Assignee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Caroline County
Two independent notices describe public sales of mortgaged land in Caroline County Maryland. The first sale lists a 100 acre tract near Federalsburg and Laurel Grove with a large fenced graveyard, a destroyed dwelling, and a three phase payment option, to be held March 8 1927 in Denton. The second sale covers a parcel on the State Road near Goldsboro with detailed bearings, excluding a 0.25 acre lot, and offers either one third cash or all cash options, to be held 2 to 4 pm in Denton.
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Caroline County
State of
Maryland
Federalsburg
Laurel Grove
Anme
Martin Dean
Dean
Collins
Ervey J. Collins
Castle Wall
Bridgetown
Kinnamon Farm
Goldsboro
Ingleside
Public sale of Caroline county real estate in Denton Maryland
Assignee Williams J Richards will sell at public auction in front of the Court House door Denton MD the properties described as Lot M and Lot R in the Second Election District. The parcels originate from a 1922 mortgage from Harley H Needles to James T Pinder and assignment to Richards for collection, with plats in Porter subdivision and Roe lands recorded in Liber L B T. and tied to deed dated April 29 1922. Sale between 2 and 4 p m. with highest bidder.
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Edward S. Phillips
May V. Phillips
Ivy A. Andrews
Daisy Andrews
John S. Skinner
Addie R. Skinner
Charles M. Turner
William H. Craft
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Maryland
Court House
Denton
Beniah Hevalow
Harvey L. Cooper
J. Owen Knotts
Harley H. Needles
James T. Pinder
William J. Richards
Jesse W. Porter
A. B. Roe
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A promotional item urging readers to subscribe to The Journal to receive all county news. It emphasizes access to local reporting and updates across the region.
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Journal
Assignee's Sale of Mortgaged Property in Caroline County
Public sale of a land parcel in Caroline County Maryland under a 1924 mortgage from Horace W Armstrong and wife to Harvey L Cooper. The property lies in the Seventh Election District and is described by metes and bounds from Ridgely to Downes Wharf. Sale governed by prior assignments, with one half cash or all cash options, terms to be secured. Auction by W Brewster Deen and James Temple as assignee auctioneers.
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Harvey L. Cooper
William G. Toland
Caroline County
Beniah Hevalow
Mary E. Hevalow
Liber
Horace W. Armstrong
W. Brewster Deen
Alfred W. Thompson
Thomas W. Jones
Horace Y. Armstrong
Lulia A. Armstrong
Among His Own People at the Border Camp
Private Albert Kane, once a decent man ruined by a broken romance with Dorothy Davis, is court martialed and dishonorably discharged. He redeems himself by rescuing a Mexican raid with a desperate ride back to the American camp, where he dies in the colonel’s house after saving others and reuniting with Dorothy.
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Scott
Albert
Kane
Dorothy Davis
Texas
Hetle
Dorothy
Tim
Mexico
Albert Kane
America
Santos
Ile
Himn
Catbird's Many Moods: A Bird Lover's Observation
Lorene Squire describes catbirds in a garden setting from spring courting to autumn feeding. She catalogs their ever changing personas from clown to aristocrat and calls the bird an actor with endless roles, contrasting it with the robin's steadiness.
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Robin
Catbird
Lorene Squire
Dog movie patron in Coalville theater warms audience
A weekly dog attends the Coalville England cinema. He whines at the door until admitted, sprints to the first vacant seat, and rarely looks away from the screen. If his view is blocked he stands with forefeet on the seat in front, but remains quiet throughout the film.
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Moving Picture Theater
Coalville
England
Birds That Live Long Lose Real Longevity Hopes
Pathfinder Magazine notes no reliable method for determining wild bird lifespans. Captivity data drive most estimates for species like vultures hawks eagles crows and parrots. Reports claim parrots over 80 or 100 years, a macaw to 200 in Italy, a Vienna whiteheaded vulture at 118, while century lives for eagles hawks and crows remain unproven. Elder ducks are also thought to reach a century.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Italy
Zoological Gardeng
Vienna
Austria
Woman Auto Driver Had Much to Learn
In North Salem a woman driver stopped near a store to gas up. A helpful man diverted her with a tug and later a bystander returned the gas jug after correcting her, illustrating surprising naivete about her own car. The storekeeper recalls the tale as gospel truth.
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North Salem
Salenm News
Sting Removed From Rebuke of Small Son
Excerpt from El Nye, His Own Life Story by Frank Nye recounts a boy named Jim Nye five years old who hums about the sand man. A gentle spank with a dictionary leads to a tense dinner but the child still loves his mother and seeks her affection, revealing his regard for his mother as a worthy woman.
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Jim
Jim Nye
el Nye
Frank Nye
Burrowing Crickets and Mole Crickets Descriptions
The text describes mole crickets as digging burrows near ponds and ditches, forming molehill like ridges. It notes a Porto Rican species damaging crops, two eastern US species Gryllotalpa borealis and G longipennis, their large brown bodies with velvet hair, fossorial front legs, and ear on the front leg, with two pairs of wings and nonpoisonous nature.
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United States
Wilde on Shaw sparks toast over broadcast ban
Richard LeGallienne recalls at Rowayton luncheon how Britain refused Bernard Shaw’s seventieth birthday speech while in the United States Shaw was known as a socialist tub-thumper and playwright. A dinner party anecdote about Shaw from Oscar Wilde ends with a dowager duchess asking who he is and Wilde replying that he is the chap who smokes the cigarettes.
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Bernard Shaw
Richard LeGallienne
Rowayton
Shaw
Oscar Wilde
Wilde
Never in my life but I know liars who have fished
The dialogue portrays a boastful fisherman named Jim claiming a Wonderlake trip with fish as thick as sardines and hooks pulled free. The other speaker, asked if Jim really went, denies the tale while noting many liars have claimed such trips. The exchange satirizes tall tales and bragging.
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Jim
Wonderlake
Boston Transcript
Papier Mache Uses and History
Papier mache is a substance made from paper pulp mixed with oil glue paste or resin to bind. Water resistance is gained with copperas quicklime or egg white while borax and phosphate of soda make it fireproof. Origin likely in India China and Japan for molded items like masks dolls heads trays frames buttons and boxes.
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India
China
Japan
Cattle Loss From Lightning Bites Fence Stray Contact
Cattle die mostly from being driven against wire fences during storms and struck by lightning carried along by the fence. The impact can bring the bolt to the herd with lethal force. Direct strokes are rare unless the animal is under stress.
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Trena
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Denton, MD
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Ford
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G. T. Redden & Company
Nisi
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Assipnee
George Weber
Georgia Weber
Wife
Circuit Court For
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True Copy
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Greensboro
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