Real Estate Sale Under Mortgage Powers in Caroline County
Public sale of a Maryland property in Denton in front of the Court House door between 2 and 4 pm. The tract lies in Caroline County First Election District on the Goldsboro to Sandtown road, adjoining Jackson Cahall and Johnson lands, with a detailed boundary described by compass bearings and distances. The sale arises from two mortgages dated 1917 and 1938, assigned to Oscar Clark, recorded in local mortgage books.
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Charles E. Stewart
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
B.T
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Goldsboro
Sandtown
J. Alda Jackson
C. W. Cahall
George W. Johnson
Jackson land
Johnson land
Land Near Goldsboro Described as 80 Acres
An 80 acre tract, more or less, lies about one half mile east of Goldsboro and includes improvements on the property. The listing notes a large underlying feature but provides limited detail beyond location and size.
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Goldsboro
Two Story Dwelling and Outbuildings Auction Offer
Two story dwelling barn sheds and outbuildings in good repair offered for sale with payment terms one third cash on day of sale one third in six months and one third in twelve months with interest from day of sale. Purchaser bears title papers and may pay all cash. Assignee Oscar Clark F P Covey Auctioneer notes potential for a loan on the property.
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Oscar CLARK
F. P. Covey
Legacy of a Conditional Will Sparks Romantic Rescue
Ruth Loren learns her aunt Hester Wallace rewrote her will to force a marriage to Francis Arledge within six months. After a quarrel, Ruth’s engagement ends, Aunt Hester dies, and Ruth mourns while competing for the estate with four Hammel nephews. Francis returns, reveals true love, and asks Ruth to marry him at once, as he recovers from a fall during a fox hunt.
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Anne Wallace
Richard Benton
briskittle
Francis Arledge
RUTH LOREN
Francis
Doctor Haird
Mortiner
Harsey
Burrus
Orwell Hammel
Ruth
Langdon
Mr. Arledge
Hester
Ruthie
Hammer brothers
Evelyn Forsyth
Beatrice Cline
Louisiana
Kenneth Marion
Junius Craft
Knoxville
Mildred Lee
Nilan Omer
Maryland
Omer
Ariedge
Huth
Nigel
Miss Cline
Masterpieces of Art Lost at Selinus in Western Sicily
A fragmented account describes Sellous le scattered ruins on a Sicilian hill where Selinus once housed seven Greek masterpieces. It recalls Greek art, fallen temples, Hannibal's siege, and an earthquake that toppled structures long before Carthaginian forces could finish the destruction.
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Sellous le
Sicily
Selinus
Tlercules
Hannibal
How Women Have Advanced in Legal Rights Over Time
A London Mail excerpt traces the evolution of women’s legal status from the whipping act that prohibited corporal punishment to the Married Women's Property Act granting property rights. It notes later interpretations allowing masculine terms in acts to include females, marking progress in rights and recognition over decades.
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wiseacres
Great Britain
mehod
London Mail
German boy proclaims himself a spy in playful taunt
In a small neighborhood, a four year old with a Germanic name responds to a taunt by declaring "I'm a German spy, I am." The incident, part of a series of light battles among very young neighbors, highlights a humorous exchange about identity and imagination.
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Washington
Inspection Invited In Sign of Laundry Venture
In 1919 a family laundress in a Cumberland town uses a bold sign to draw guests to Gwen Hilbert’s new mobile laundry. Gwen and Aunt Julia expand a small office while Uncle Peter drives a yellow cart. Dick Remsen arrives from New York with news of Major Hilbert’s wife, risking conflict with Gwen. The sign’s message becomes a test of family ties and ambition as peace returns.
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Tommy
Gwen
bruddh
Gwyn
Tom
Peter
Julia
Glendale
ilbert place
Hilbert
Miss Carey
Major Hibbert
Aunt Julia
smoke house
Pit
Miss Filbert
Dick Remsen
New York
hle
Miss Allbert
boig
Cumberlands
Gaven
wotker
fiirmly
Yellowstone Lake and Canyon View in Glacier Region
Describes Yellowstone Lake set high in the mountains at about 8000 feet. The Yellowstone river flows north to the Missouri. Waterfalls drop 109 and 308 feet as the river cuts a canyon. Steep walls rise 1000 feet with bold cliffs and rainbow colored rock walls along the gorge. Pines line the far bank as the silvery river dashes below.
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Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone river
Missouri
Niagara
Novel method to promote men in factory hiring
A factory executive advocates letting a potential candidate discover a job through an indirect approach. The plan lets the candidate opt in, ensuring his choice and responsibility to perform, increasing motivation and accountability. England opens government rabbit breeding to ease wartime meat shortages. A National Utility Rabbit Association center in Waushall London aims to rapidly build pedigreed stock for provincial stations, with large centers housing 100 breeding does and smaller ones 20.
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System
magazine of business
England
thas
Waushall
London
Royal mews
Buckingham palace
national association
Old Bells Waiting for Peace at Westminster Abbey
The six bells of Westminster Abbey are being restored and augmented for peace celebrations. Only the treble bell is missing, with the tenor weighing 119 tons. The treble likely dates from the 13th or early 14th century, while other bells carry earlier histories including a 1688 Armada victory. Whitechapel foundry, active since 1570, conducts the restoration, renewing a long alliance with the abbey after 150 years.
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Westminster abbey
Whitechapel
Important Army Officer Keeps War Department Records
The adjutant general of the United States Army is an officer who maintains the record orders and correspondence of the arms. He serves under the direction of the secretary of war and the chief of staff. Through him and under his name instructions and regulations of the war department are sent forward to military officers.
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United States army
secretary of war
staf
war department
ster
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Baltimore
Journal
Denton National
THE
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
Bank of Service
Federal Reserve System
F. J. WRIGHT
Ford Motor Company
Denton Auto Co
BOX
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
By &. B. HACKLEY
McClure
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