Public Sale Banner for Maryland Real Estate Mortgages
Under two mortgages dating 1917 and 1918, assigned to Oscar Clark and recorded in Caroline county, a public sale is scheduled in front of the Court House door in Denton Maryland. The proceeding follows the power of sale contained in the deeds and assignments, with the last assignment to Oscar Clark.
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Charles BE. Stewart
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Liberty
B. TL
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Tax Sale Notice for Caroline County Real Estate Block
Tuesday July 29 1919 between 2 and 4 p m the following described real estate in the First Election District Caroline county north side of county road from Goldsboro to Gand town adjoining J Alda Jackson CG W Cahall and George W Johnson Beginning at a stone on the south side of the road running north 223 degrees east 43 perches then north 513 degrees east 26 perches thence north 234 degrees east 119 perches to a stone corner of Jackson land then north 55 degrees west along a ditch 52 perches to Johnson land then south along the Johnson line 314 degrees west 200 perches then south 67 degrees east 6 perches to a stone at the beginning and containing
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Caroline county
Goldsboro
Gandtown
J. Alda Jackson
CG. W. Cahall
George W. Johnson
Sandtown
runa
Jackson land
Johnson land
Land Acreage East of Goldsboro Offered for Sale
Eighty acres more or less lie one half mile east of Goldsboro. The property is improved by a large structure and suitable for development or farming.
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Goldsboro
Two Story Dwelling with Barn and Outbuildings for Sale
Two story dwelling plus barn sheds and other outbuildings in good repair offered as investment or home purchase. Terms: one-third cash, one-third in six months, one-third in twelve months with interest, or full cash. Title papers at purchaser's option. Osc ar C. F. Covey, Assignee. Auctioneer. Reasonable loan possible through undersigned.
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OSCAR CLA F. P. Covey
Beauty and Beethoven Charm in a City Apartment Tale
Velma Blake, head of music sales, adopts a stray cat named Beethoven who alternates between visits and vanishings. Ned Sayre, a haberdashery clerk, also cares for a cat named Beauty. A mix of mistaken jealousy and mysterious departures leads to a playful plot twist when both owners discover the cats’ bond, then Ned proposes a two-in-one partnership to share both cats and Velma.
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Angora
Bkethoven
Velma Blake
tiird
Jordan flats
felice wanderer
Velma
Emporium five
Beethoven
Ned Sayre
Ned
Beauty
Mle
emporium
uLin
Velia
Tribute to Eskimo Skill in Snow Architecture
In Donald B. MacMillan’s Four Years to the White North, a tribute to craftsmanship recounts Eskimo snow construction. It notes precision in cutting, stacking, beveling, and placing blocks to form arches and domes, spiral growth from ground level, and a luminous blue light filtering through pristine igloo interiors.
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White North
Donald B. MacMillan
Armadillo capture ends with digger pulled under
W I Hudson recalls a failed solo bid to trap an armadillo. He describes gripping the animal from a moat side mound, the creature digging deeper while he is dragged downward, until he must release as soil and dirt cover him.
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W. I. Hudson
ap inmadilto
Impulsive Connie and the Uncle Ben Wedding Plan
Connie and Harvard scheme to marry off two sisters for a thousand dollars each. A fake uncle Ben letters prompts two weddings that night, but the twist reveals Uncle Ben’s charity gift grows to five thousand dollars per niece.
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Harvard
Connie
Slurvard
James
Charles
Priscilla
Lucelle
Ben
Margin notes amuse by listing dictionary omissions
In the Margin the writer notes the fun of marking omissions in dictionaries and finds satisfaction in noting lacklog rather than the intended word. A Scottish parson anecdote about authority to compare his meanings with Doctor Johnson’s underscores the theme of defining language.
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Doctor Johnson
Paper From Dead Leaves During War
In France during war, paper was produced from dead leaves. Leaves are crushed and the fibrous veins separated into pulp. Leaf powder is treated with lye washed and bleached for use in cattle feed or compressed into briquets or carbonized into porous carbon.
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France
Bride in Street Car Role Reversal Sparks City Laughs
Kansas City Star notes a newly married motorman takes his bride on a street car big run. After two blocks she takes the controller, a playful jab at wedded life as the couple’s brief command ends with the groom opening and closing the front door.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
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