Sheriff’s Sale Under writ of fieri fucias in Caroline County
James Temple, Sheriff of Caroline County, will sell at the Denton Court House door between 2 and 4 pm the real estate of Robert R. Friend and Minnie V. Friend. The parcel lies in the Fifth Election District on the west side of a county road, begins at Gabriel Friend’s southeast corner, contains 43 660 square feet (1 acre), and is described by boundary lines. Bidder to pay cash to satisfy the writ, debt, interest, and costs. Certainty of title conveyed by Kroch & Clark deed dated 1913. Title papers and costs at purchaser’s expense.
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Caroline County
Harry M. Carroll
H. M. Carroll
Robert R. Friend
Minnie V. Friend
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Federalsburg and
Hynson
Williamsburg
Gabriel Friend
Kroch
Clark
Robert
Liber J. A. S
James Temple
Sherif
Circuit Court
Ralph Swann
Wesley E. Thawley
Thomas J. Keating
Geo. A. Deakyne
Denton Maryland Liquidation Date Set in 1924
At Denton in the state of Maryland the close of business on June 20 1924 marks a resources listing. The notice records assets and liabilities as of that date.
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Maryland
Lost Twins in Pascal Tale of Love and Mystery
In 1924 McClure Syndicate narrative, Frank Wilkes and Mary Ryerson shelter twin orphans Bobby and Betty in Pascal. A hidden past unites them as Mary confesses she cared for the babies as her own while widowhood was a pretense. The couple finally admits love as the children sneak a kiss on the porch.
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Bobby
Betty Myerson
Mr. Wilkes
Abrs. Ryerson
Betty
Hooby
Twina
Mrs. Ryerson
Dotty
Wilkes
Mary
Frank
Wickes
Santa Monica
Pascal
Uttle
California
John Flead
John
Ike
Jeanette
Many Familiar Things Difficult to Describe
A discussion on the limits of dictionary and descriptive language using items like tea coffee violin concertina and a spiral staircase as examples. The piece argues that descriptions rely on comparison and shared standards to convey complex sensory or visual traits.
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London
Fifteen dollars to raise London Tower Bridge bascules
The Tower Bridge in London opens for river traffic at a cost of fifteen dollars per operation. Hydraulic power lifts the bascules with two engine sets, rarely failing. if one engine stalls, the other is used while the first is inspected. Humorous incidents occur when dogs try to cross during raises, with one dog even reaching the top before leaping to safety as the bascules descend.
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Tower Bridge
London
Chinese fashions trend in Brooklyn laundries shocks locals
The New York Sun notes accelerating Chinese adoption of American culture outpacing the Far East. In Brooklyn laundries a calendar features a Chinese woman in a 1920s American outfit with a knee length blue skirt and stockings, a sight to surprise traditional elders and some Americans.
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Far East
New York Sun
Hongkong
Peking
Brooklyn
Cologne Cathedral Faces War Damages and Lottery Appeal
The Cologne Cathedral, begun in 1248 and finished after 600 years, is threatened by weather damage due to neglect since the war. Repair costs run about $15,000 monthly, and the Central Cathedral Building association seeks a lottery to raise funds, asking permission to operate one.
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Cologne
Central Cathedral Building Association
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