Assignee's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Federalsburg
Calvert C. Merriken as assignee offers by public sale in Federalsburg Maryland the property described as part of lands tied to deeds of 1894 with frontage along Athletic Avenue and adjacent parcels. Auction in front of the First National Bank of Federalsburg on July 9 1927 between 2 and 4 pm with terms of one-half cash day of sale or all cash, balance on ratification, or all cash option. title papers at purchaser expense. sale conducted by auctioneer L F Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Messenger
Anna Z. Messenger
Theodore W. White
Caroline county
Calvert C. Merriken
First National Bank of Federalsburg
Federalsburg
Maryland
Athletic avenue
Mary Collins
Edward Magee
Magee and
Roache
Nagel and
McMahan
Flowers
McCrea
Stevens
Stevens and Vincent
Vincent
Andrew
Eddington
Holt, Noble and McCrea and
Wright
Cambridge Ice Company
Winfield Magee
Magee heirs
Magee
A Prisoner Finds Good Through a Dog’s Loyalty
In Clinton penitentiary the story of Thao thy McMahon, once the worst criminal, is reinterpreted through the unlikely bond with a collie named Lass. A warden’s trust and Lass’s affection reveal the man’s hidden gentleness, leading to a pardon and a fresh life in the West. Reporter Tom Gibson contemplates rewriting his sensational piece as the tale shifts from crime to redeemed humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
Tom Gibson
star
Evening World
Clinton penitentiary
Willard
Tom
Gilson
Gibson
Thao thy McMnahon
hils
Iilin
bfin
Gass
Tim
collle
Tha
Lass
Iass
New York
tarsons
contrass
Joni
Parsons
Cause of Freedom Saved at Trenton
The article recalls Washingtons daring Delaware crossing in 1776, the Hessian surrender at Trenton, and the near-collapse of American liberty. It highlights Washingtons crossing with 27400 men and 18 guns, the floating bridge at Market Street, and the subsequent retreat to Princeton preventing a British advance. It notes strategic hope, soldier endurance, and the ongoing struggle through Valley Forge and Burgoyne’s defeat for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Yorktown
Christimas
Washington
New Jersey
Frederick the Great
Long Island
Mhip’s bay
Fort Washington
Mitra
Continental Hne
miliila
Delaware river
Philadelphia
Putnam
Schuykill
Market street
Delaware
Trenton
Bristol
Cornwallis
Princeton
Cornwalls
New Brunswick
Howe
Charleston
Saratoga
Brandywine
Germantown
Valley Forge
Burgoyne
Man risks storm to fix line and win love
Pearl, a central toll operator, grapples with Barney Dudley leaving her for the Springs. A ferocious storm prompts Barney to traverse La Salle creek to repair a line, risking life for customers and finally confessing love over a lonely pole as Pearl awaits him back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnemen
Barney Dudley
Barney
Pearl McAllister
the
Springs
Pearl
Center
Clayton
LaSalle creek
sweet
walt
La Salle creek
First Native Governor Boast of Connecticut
The Kansas City Times notes Connecticut differed from other colonies by having an elected governor at the Revolution’s start. It cites the Fundamental Orders of 1639, lacking loyalty pledges to a sovereign power, and mentions Governor John Winthrop’s royal charter enabling governance by the people through Jonathan Trumbull as Revolution began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
John Winthrop
Jonathan Trumbull
Kansas City Times
Beethovens Math Struggles Revealed In Manuscripts
Library of Congress collection shows Beethoven, famed for The Moonlight Sonata, struggled with simple arithmetic. In a conversation book he documented paying a servant by multiplying thirty six by four, arriving at 224 after repeated additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Library of Congress
Early Bible Manuscripts Claim Oldest Gospel Text Found
Italian collector Luigi Moccia of Carlignola asserts possession of Greek parchments claimed as the oldest Gospel text written by Joseph a disciple of Jesus One manuscript allegedly records a deathbed letter from Joseph during Jerusalem's 70 A D destruction to the Brethren of the Faith The owner works on translating these works and argues they could be the Gospel's original source if proven true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigi Moccia
Carlignola
Italy
Joseph
Jesus
Jerusalem
Vespasian
Brethren of the Faith
Mocela
Pathfader Afagazine
Meaning of Girls Names Olive Dorothy Anna and Mildred
The article explains name origins and meanings: Olive a tree native to the Mediterranean. Dorothy Greek origin meaning gift of God. Anna Hebrew and Greek roots meaning grace. Mildred Anglo-Saxon origin meaning mild one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Mediterranean
Dorothy
God
Anna
grice
Mildred
Unproductive Land in Pontine Marshes North of Rome
The Pontine marshes, part of the Campaign of Rome district between Rome and the coast, have been repeatedly drained with little success and today are used mainly as grazing land for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontine marshes
Italy
Campagna di Roma
Rome
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.L. Everngain&Son
MUNSINGWEAR Union
Palm Beaches
Palm Beach
Voiles
Dimities
Dean Cynthia
EVERNGAM'S
BRADLEY
M. K. NEWNAM’S
Victrolas
Justin, Carload
M. K. NEWNAM
Bed Springs
James M. Andrews
Henry B. Messenger
Rufus GC
Harris
CALVERT C, MERRIKEN
L. F. Covey
Wesley E. Thawley
Levi Gordon
Circuit Court
T. CLAYTON HORSEY
Concord Campmeeting
J. ATWOOD TODD
WM. A. STEWART
Denton, Md
D. J. Walsh
Cause of Freedom
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!