Public Auction Of Caroline County Property In Denton
Assignee of a mortgage on Walter and Maggie Wheatley property will sell at public auction in front of Denton Court House between 2 and 4 PM. The tract lies in Caroline County near Preston with dwelling, barn and apple orchard. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in six months, balance in twelve months with interest. or all cash. Deeds delivered after payment in full. Auctioneers: Fred R. Owens, James Temple. Assistance: A reasonable loan may be obtained from the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wheatley
Maggie Wheatley
Thomas J. Coulbourn
Caroline county
Liber L. B. T
Court House
Denton
State of
Maryland
Hunting Creek Neck
E. L. Fooks
Mattie Fooks
Linden P. Stafford
Stafford
Reynolds
Henry Corkran
Preston
FREUD R. OWENS
JAMES ,TEMPLE
Fred R. Owens
David J Lewis for U S Senate Praised by Maryland Leaders
The article extols David J Lewis as a remarkable Maryland politician and strong Parcel Post advocate. It quotes endorsers including Congressman Talbott Congressmen Smith Underwood and McCoy praising his energy leadership and postal transportation expertise. The piece notes his role in the Parcel Post adoption and his nationwide recognition through the Parcel Post carrying his name.
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TALBOTT
David
Maryland
JOHN WALTER SMITH
SENATOR UNDERWOOD
Lewis
Congress
T sugvesad
House
BRYAN
Wo JL
McCoyY
Supreme Court
D.C
Mary
Swan
BALTIMORE SUN
parcel post
United States
Washington
Subscribe for the Journal and County News
A public notice promotes subscribing to the Journal offering county news coverage. The message highlights access to local reports, community updates, and area happenings through a subscription service.
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JOURNAL
Anne Learns to See Beyond New England
In a cross country car trip Anne leaves New England with her parents to Eastman Massachusetts where she meets Jack Peters. She grows curious about life outside her native region and develops a wary romance as she discovers broader horizons beyond provincial views.
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Anne
New England
Union
Urglanders
dubbous
New York
odin
Anies
landady
Eastman
Bastian
Jack Peters
Jack
Eastman Ing
Massachusetts
Older Than Passion Play Across Swiss Catholic Rite
Article contrasts Swiss climate and religion noting Mendrisio processions on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday with lanterns crosses and figures. Describes red cloaks, crowned youths, and the Christ bier, claiming the custom predates Oberammergau. Also links Baby Bunting rhyme to ancient skin-clothing imagery and Norman French origins.
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Switzerland
Gothard tunnel
Tessin
Mendrisio
Lugano
Christ
Oberammergau
Music’s Soothing Power Verified by Scientific Observation
A scientist reports that music calms both humans and animals. Using a device measuring finger activity, he notes that exhausted fingers regain movement after listening to pleasing music, suggesting music can restore function and ease fatigue.
Reassuring Him About Hose Purchase
An embarrassed man asks for hose for his wife and apologizes for a misquote. A store clerk reassures him and mentions a recent discharge of a young lady for a remark deemed inappropriate toward the bishop in the man’s sermon.
No Bonehead and the Odd Medical Philosophy
A jagged regional piece critiques a dubious medical practice described as osteopathy and bone manipulation. The author lampoons alleged misunderstandings and quackery while exposing the persisting belief in pseudo science. The tone mocks claims and questions the legitimacy of the treatment and its proponents.
Fish Sensitivity to Temperature Changes and Historic Riches
Fish respond rapidly to water temperature shifts. Sudden cooling or warming harms them, causing mass die offs like a 19th century eastern North America storm that brought icebergs and killed thousands of cod and other species. Experiments to acclimate salmon failed due to temperature differences.
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North America
ito
Tasmania
Cornish
Cornwall
Bracelet of Carlotta Endures as Mexican Revolutions Romance
The ornate gold bracelet linked to Maximilian and Carlotta resurfaced in 1914 with a dancer in Spain after passing through a series of figures in the Mexican upheaval. A U S diplomat is said to have presented it to the dancer in honor of her art.
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Carlotta
Maximilian
Louis Napoleon
Mexico
Juarez
Miramon
Mejla
Las Campanas
Emiliano Zapata
a &t
aplomat
Gobelin Tapestries and Their Storied Craft
The Gobelin factory long linked with Jean and Philibert Gobelin produced famed tapestries for the state. Once 300 artisans strong, the studio now employs about 60, with experts weaving roughly five square feet per year, explaining the high prices. The minimum value of a square foot is around $250.
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Jean
Philibert Gobelin
dsers
scarlet
France
Gobelin
Le Brun
Boucher
Grant Minimal in Uniform as General
The article recalls General Grant avoiding military attire after early jeers from his hometown. On leave after his second West Point term he wore a gray uniform that provoked amusement, shaping his lifelong discomfort with formal dress. He often appeared in private soldier garb, keeping stars hidden.
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General Grant
West Point
Grant
Hearts of Royalty Preserved Across Historic Relics
The article notes that England's last heart removed for preservation was Queen Anne, with Queen Mary and King William III also kept in Westminster Abbey. Richard the Lionheart's heart remains under the Rouen cathedral canons, near his effigy, and was moved to the Isle of Wight after six centuries. In 1838 it was sealed in lead and silver caskets resembling tum leaf.
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Anne
Mary
William III
Charles II
Elizabeth
Westminster abbey
Richard Coeur-de-Lion
Rouen
Wight
I Heard What the Last Witness Said
A polite young man seeks to clarify the witness's truthfulness. He denies intending to doubt her veracity yet aims to assess whether she is speaking truthfully. The exchange centers on credibility and the impact of testimony on the case.
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