Assignee's Sale of Saulsbury Mortgage Land in Caroline MD
Wilbert L. Merriken as assignee offers at public sale in Denton Maryland the Saulsbury mortgage property in Caroline county. The tract totals about 27 acres including 12.6 acres of farmland and 14.6 acres woodland with no improvements. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance on confirmation or all cash, optional interest on deferred payments, title papers furnished at purchaser's expense. Auctioneer Leonard F. Covey.
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Anna O. Saulsbury
Albert G. Saulsbury
Harry W. Lane
Harper Lang
Lane & Lang
Caroline county
Wilbert L. Mer‘yiken
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Oakland Campground
Centreville
sid road
Enigma clues and numbers linked in scattered notes
A compact record notes a sequence of digits and enigmatic markers such as 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 85 86 87 88 39 40. The fragment resembles a puzzle index or cataloging notation without clear solvable context. No person, place, or organization is clearly identified in readable text.
Lindy Pearson Returns to Fox Center in Time of Need
Lindy Pearson leaves city life to nurse the ill and weary in Fox Center, recalling decades of caregiving. She arrives at Cousin Mary’s home to find more patients in need as measles typhoid, and other ailments stretch the town’s care. Lindy vows a brief rest, then plans to resume duty, bringing relief to Mrs. Bromby and ailing neighbors.
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ELINDA PEARSON
Fox Center
Jts
Mary
Nis
Manker
Lindy
new
Coushy
cape
Fox -Center
Timmy
Myre
Bromby
Lhree
Letitia Bromhght
Jim
Rohingon
Martha
Mig.Bromby
Tommy
Howdy
Letitia
Lindy’ Pearson
Lindr
Tim
Sol Whitley
ahmiéred
Wells
Mrs. Bromby
Howard
Belinda
Doctor Manker
Abner Johnson
Great Scientist Proves Gratitude to America
Charles Steinmetz, the electrical genius, arrives from Germany armed with a letter of introduction to Edison’s factory but is sent away. He visits Yonkers to meet Rudolf Bleckenmeyer, holds a two hour conference, returns in a week and is hired as a draughtsman at twelve dollars weekly. He starts next day and, two weeks after landing, naturalizes as an American.
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Charles J. Steinmetz
Germany
Edison
America
Yonkers
Rudolf. Bleckenmeyer
Steinmetz
Stein
Tin can crisis prompts search for substitutes
The article notes the vast use of tin cans in the United States with billions produced annually and recycled, creating a looming shortage as supplies grow scarcer. Experts study substitutes that are cheap and feasible, as engineers look ahead to solutions.
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army
en- Bloyers
United States
St John’s bread yields sugar rich pods for poor in Europe
The carob tree, a Leguminosae native to Mediterranean regions, resembles the apple tree when young. Bitter seeds and sweet pulp make the pods a vital food for the poor, with up to 60 percent sugar in the pulp. The tree also feeds horses and cattle, and has recently been imported into Britain under the name locust beans.
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Mediterranean sea
Ini sizaland
wanker
Europe
Great Britain
St. John's
One Hat for This Lady in Manchuria
A Chinese wife receives a hat at marriage that defines her for life. The hat, lasting a lifetime, is reissued if worn out and reflects the husband s wealth. Styles remain constant across China, with ranges from gemstone studs to simple, affordable designs, but always purchased by the husband for his wife in Manchuria.
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witnery
China
Manchuria
Real Sex Equality and the Bride's Financial Test
A provocative viewpoint argues that true gender equality hinges on whether a prospective bride can support a husband just as a father supports his family. The claim frames partnership as mutual financial responsibility within marriage.
Real Trip About a Tax From Parking to Office
A fragment notes a man moving from a parking area to an office with mention of a tax. The text is unclear but implies a shift or cost linked to parking. No specific names places or dates are readable.
Lights on Elephants in Kandy Require Headlights at Eight
Report from Kandy Ceylon states elephants driven through streets must be equipped with head lights and tail lights by eight o clock. Authorities enforce new safety rule for animal drawn processions and traffic.
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Kandy
Ceylon
Maxim: A Careful Plan Promises Success for Bold Chance
A compact note from American Magazine urges readers to weigh plans carefully and seize opportunity. The maxim suggests success follows when risk is taken after deliberate consideration. It emphasizes action over hesitation and links prudence with favorable outcomes.
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American Magazine
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WILBERT T. MERRIKEN
Leonard F. Covey
JOHN L. EVERNGAM
DAWSON D. GEORGE
LAWRENCE B. TOWERS
Directora
THE
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
RESOURCES
U.S
cave
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
The Peoples Bank AT
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nevel
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Total
STATE OF
County of
Caroline
William I. Norris
PAULINE T.ROE
Notary Public
Journal
Carolina
Frank Wright
J. FRANK WRIGHT
FRANCES P. JOHNSON
FRED J. WRIGHT
T. F. JOHNSON, II
C. ROBBS
Touckahoe Neck
WINGAT AIBAL
Denton, Md
Van Heusen
J. L. Everngam & Son
DENTON, MARYLAND
New Dover
Direc
tion
Diamond State Theatre Corp
Ramon Noverro
Ramon Novarro
tropics
South Seas
COLLEGIANS
George Lewis
Dorothy Gulliver
Hayden Stevenson
Eddie Philips
Churchill Ross
Douglas MacLean
FLYING MARINE
Ben Lyon
Shirley Mason
Jason Robards
Victor
Hob Nelson
Bert Gordon Bird Louize Squires
RICHARD DIX
TIN
PARAMOUNT
plains
Southwest
U.S. Army
shun
Redden’s Palace Theatre
THE PRHOPLES BANK OF
THE PEOPLES BANK
HENRY T. NUTTLE
J., FRANK WRIGHT
J.VIRGIEL MOORTs
Ab Hiye
R. C. JACKSON
GREENSBORO
Anon
Dr. Walsh.y
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