Assignee's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Caroline County
The assignee of a mortgage from Walter and Maggie Wheatley announces a public sale of a parcel in Hunting Creek Neck, Caroline County near Preston. The deeded tract includes a dwelling, outbuildings, and an apple orchard, with bids to be paid as one third cash, one third in six months, and the balance in twelve months or all cash. Location near Preston with nearby stores, churches, schools, and rail or water shipping points.
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Walter Wheatley
Maggie Wheatley
Thomas J. Coulbourn
Caroline county
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Court House
Denton
Maryland
Hunting Creek Neck
E. L. Fooks
Mate tie Fooks
Linden P. Stafford
Stafford
Reynolds
Henry Corkran
Magpie Wheatley
Preston
FRED R. OWENS
JAMES TEMPLE
Rose Finds the Real Thief
Rose Bloom discovers the man behind theft rumors in her shop and faces a crisis of trust. Bob Lane returns, hidden struggles emerge, and Emmons reveals Lane left to support his sister. Rose grapples with betrayal and hope as Lane plans a comeback in a new role.
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Emmons
Rose
Bob
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Lane
sunny
Hinmons
Bob Lane
Samne
Bob Lene
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sou
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sultar
Eamons
Polly and Ned Seek Love in Courtroom's Wake
Polly presses Ned to help her write vivid stories by exploring real life. He counsels restraint and ordinary love as the path to meaning. Their budding romance blooms after a night at the court, transforming Polly's dramatic aims.
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Polly
Mary Ray Giorge
Ned
Mr. Mase
Nedowas
fowler
Ife
Ike
Peeus
Hfe
Peggy—hove
ABC
Popes
tigosé
Blue blood term origins traced to Spain and skin tone
The origin of blue blood describing aristocracy is offered in two explanations. One links to the Spanish phrase sapgre azul used to denote Castilian aristocracy, tied to ancestors who never intermarried with Moors. The other suggests a contrast between fair skinned nobles with visible blue veins and toil hardened families whose darker skin hides veins.
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Castile
Aragon
spain
Old Friends At Market Stall Buy Two Birds
An elderly woman buys two fledglings offered as a pair after the shop girl refuses to separate them. The buyer learns the birds had together for fifteen years and the girl explains it would be cruel to separate them now.
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weattle
Acknowledging the Corn Origin Tale
A rustic New Orleans anecdote explains the phrase to acknowledge the corn. A man arrives with two fatbeats corn and potatoes, loses his money in a gambling game, and returns to find the corn boat lost. The next morning the winner proclaims the winnings and the unlucky voyager concedes the corn while sparing the potatoes.
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New Orleans
Taming Lightning Proved Too Difficult for Practical Use
The piece argues that humans have not tamed lightning or harnessed its power for practical use. It notes that electricity we use comes from other sources and discusses the unrealized idea of collecting lightning’s discharge. The comparison to using water for a dynamo and a rifle bullet as a power source highlights the impracticality of capturing lightning.
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Franklin
NE aeria
Kansas City Star
Mistral and the Silent Gift of Erudite Verse
Stuart Henry lauds Mistral as a gifted philologist with a rare poetic sensibility. The piece notes his fame outpaced by general understanding, his refusal of honors, and his restraint from using the national language except in translating his own works.
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Mistral
lf nigie
Stuart Henry
Turkish wedding vows and bread alimony amid changing customs
A fragmented report describes a Turkish marriage with a ceremony where the bride, unseen by the husband, brings a dower of furniture and bread. The husband then removes a traditional veil and sees his wife for the first time, amid notes that divorce remains relatively easy and bread appears as part of the dowry or daily sustenance.
Troublesome Phase in Child Rearing
Advice from The Little Blue Books on handling a child’s negative phase. It suggests channeling energy into constructive, nonroutine activities, granting space for self expression, and providing elbow room at any age.
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attlc
Lucky Worker Gets Button on New York Waterfront
A crowd gathers at dock entrances for the button game used to select longshoremen for cargo work. An employer in a wagon assigns work by giving a button to chosen men, who step forward to secure jobs. The method saves time and expedites hiring.
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New York water front
Toa
tina
Kangaroo a Natural Boxer
Kangaroos are natural boxers with young learning from both mother and father. They hop and box with skill, backing off to strike from below and using the flat of the foot. The display is described as humorous and gentlemanly, avoiding claws.
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ea hill
First Train Into the Ozark Tells Early Missouri Track Tale
The White River branch of the Missouri Pacific opens through the Ozarks, drawing crowds that include many sun shade clad women. An exuberant engineer terrifies onlookers with steam bursts and throttle spins before calming, joking with the crowd as the train finally moves on.
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Ozark
White River
Missouri Pacific
Ozarks
Columbus
Kan
Heirs of the Middle Ages and the art of youth
Perey Dearmer argues that medieval art reflects youth, not analyty. He says Western art thrived where painting, music, and poetry continued evolving, while architecture and crafts stagnated when imitating ancient models. He urges pride in heirs of old craftsmen and ongoing artistic growth.
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Perey Dearmer
Specimens of Air Collected by Balloon Vacuum Tube
A French scientist uses a sounding balloon method with a near perfect vacuum tube to trap air at altitude. Mercury rise or meteorograph clockwork triggers a hammer to open and close the tube end, allowing air to rush in and heat a platinum wire to fuse the glass, sealing a new air sample.
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