Love and Offers in Central Park West
Alisa, torn between suitors Bob Chandler and Ed Miles, faces a spring day predica ment involving a proposed future and a park setting. A mirror’s encouragement contrasts with fears of losing status, luxury, and independence as both men reveal intentions to marry.
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Alisa
Central Park
Bob Chaandler
Ailsa
Bob Chandler
Allsn
Traci's
Bob
Fifth Avenue
Sd Miles
Alsa
Central Park West
Ilsa
The Tale Of Tydid Gy Arthur Scott Dailey
Benjamin Bat causes uproar at a moonlit party in a maple tree as Mr. Frog tries to calm the dispute. Kiddie Katydid hides, a stealthy cat lurks in the woodshed, and Benjamin flees after a chaotic chase leaving locals amused and unsettled.
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Kiddle Kats
Benjamin Bat
Benjamin
Mr. Frog
Freddie Firefly
Katy
Kiddle Katy
Hiddle
Bat
Farmer Green
Kiddle
Spot
Kitty
Grosset & Duap
Open Air Proposal on a City Bench
A couple sits on a bench near Broadway and a pond as Ed, grave and sincere, declares his love and offers a future with Alisa if she leaves her wealthy fiancé Bob. Alisa, studying the moment, quietly accepts, shaping a plan to think before deciding amid the urban backdrop.
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Broadway
Alisa
Bob Chandler
Bob
Aiisa
Park Bench Pickup Line Sparks Officer Displeasure
A man approached a woman on a park bench delivering a boastful offer of “six cylinder money.” The officer interrupted, ordering him to move along after the awkward exchange.
Obeyed His "Hunch" From Socrates to a Modern Note
A Capper's Weekly excerpt recalls Socrates and his daemon guiding or opposing his actions. It cites his decision to drink hemlock, asserting his hunch protected him from error and that no opposition accompanied his choice to die. The piece links ancient philosophy to a contemporary reflection on intuition.
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Socrates
Capper
Caroline County Tax Levy Notice 1926 Issued
Tax rates for 1926 set by Treasurer T Frank Seward. Tax bills available on August 16 and due without discount by October 1 1926. Interest added after October 1 1926. Treasurer is T Frank Seward of Caroline County.
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T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Candidate for Caroline Register of Wills Dem primaries
A long serving lawyer in Caroline and neighboring counties seeks the Democratic nomination for Caroline Register of Wills. He emphasizes deep legal knowledge of the Circuit and Orphans Court and pledges full commitment if elected, asking Democratic voters for support through the primaries.
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Circuit Court and Orphans’ Court
Caroline
Register of Wills
Caroline County
Register of
Villa
Democratic Voter Notice Announces County Treasurer Candidacy
A longtime Democrat in Caroline County announces his candidacy for County Treasurer. He states personal loyalty, 22 years of service to the party, and pledges full attention to the office if nominated and elected.
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Caroline County
State Senate
Nelson H. Fooks
His New Line Clown and the Ven Triloquist
A playful quip notes the old ventriloquist figure fading from demand. A circus manager quips the performer chose higher earnings selling jar rats, signaling a shift in entertainment value and market taste.
Pine Poles Treated With Creosote for Longer Life
Major telephone and electric utilities nationwide report longer service from pine poles impregnated with coal-tar creosote. California lines favor yellow pine and Douglas fir poles treated end to end by open-cell pressure to prevent creosote bleeding, replacing red cedar damaged by termites.
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California
Acknowledging Error and the Dawes Plan Legacy
A syndicated note argues that admitting fault aided international policy. It suggests avoiding continued opposition to the League of Nations would have blocked the Dawes Plan’s formulation, framing the shift as prudent diplomacy.
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League of Nations
Dawes
McClure
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Denton Journ
Melvin & Johnson
IAL
Western Newspaper Union
Arthur Scott Dailey
Haarlem
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
Mortgagee
Marshall Henry
Circuit Court
Equity
Geo. A. Deakyne
Geo. A. Drakyne
Josiah White
Denton
Sul Bape Pally
G. Lacey Butler
Denton, Md
Market Street
Denton National Bank
John Irwin
Denton , Maryland
Sadie B. Ritter
Concord
P. O. Hobbs
Hillaboro
Isaag Henry Morris
William P. Carroll
Philip W. Downes
Robert L. Breeding
Frank P. Medford
Old Reliable Nursery Company
Hoopes
BRO. & Thomas Company
Weat
Chester
Sirlein
Porter House
Baltimore
Frampton’s
Greensboro
Meredith & Bowdle
Third St
Market
MOD
Kuhn Made
S. 3Rd St
J. Dukes Downes
Orphans’ Court
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Alexander Hardcastle
Caroline Seus
Richard T. West
Elisha H. Harper
Irwin Harwood
B. Griffith
Bursville-Greensboro
Burraville
T. H. Everngam
East Main Street
Holinesa
Peoples Bank
Ocean City
S. Mumford
Occean City
New Dover
Opera House
Kenneth G. Faulkner
Warner Bros
John Barrymore
The
Sea Beast
Seven Seas
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
First National
Jacqueline Logan
Clive Brook
Mary Astor
Syd Chaplin
Harold MacGrath
Victor Company
M. K. Newnam
Denton, Maryland
Fordson
William J. Rickards
Atty
W. J. Blackiston
Automobile For Hire
A.C. Oll
G. T. Redden & Co
Masonic Building
H. Earle Smith
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