Their Nest-Egg Saved
A brief note credits DJ WalsH with saving their nest egg. Details are sparse, but the item highlights a financial safeguard or unexpected recovery attributed to the DJ’s action. Further context is not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1929
Page
6
A brief note credits DJ WalsH with saving their nest egg. Details are sparse, but the item highlights a financial safeguard or unexpected recovery attributed to the DJ’s action. Further context is not provided in the fragment.
Ruth, newly hired by a slick lunch machine promoter, endures a tense office scene as the firm touts mechanized lunch kiosks paying half the proceeds to owners. She fears her fiancé Don will return for the nest egg they planned to invest in their June wedding, while rumors of collapse swirl as debt and deceit threaten the scheme.
Ruth Harrison confronts Don and lawyer O Connor in a bank after spotting a salesman with a cash payment. Don attempts to hand over money for a machine while Ruth reveals she is resigning to marry Ellington. She offers half a week's salary and vows to buy furniture with the funds.
A brief quotation from Woman's Home Companion notes that Americans resemble ancient nomads, shifting homes as opportunities arise. It portrays restless mobility, tracing a pattern of moving between apartments, cities, coastlines, and lakesides in pursuit of sunshine and change.
A brief reflection notes some men crave flattery while a woman assesses her looks in a mirror, capturing a compact social observation from the Chicago News.
A brief note from Grand Ranos Press warns that money does not buy happiness but being 99 unhappy without it underscores financial strain. The item frames a local mood study of economic stress and wellbeing.
In the matter of Wealey E Thawley assignee versus Levi Gordon and Rebecca Gordon the court orders the auditor's report ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from July 18 1929. A copy of this order must be published in Caroline county newspapers once per week for two weeks before July 22 1929. T Clayton Hursey Clerk True Copy Test T Clayton Horsey Clerk.
Late cabbage and celery plants offered in several sizes for immediate sale. 20¢ each or 100 for 100, postage prepaid 30¢ per 1000. Celery plants 60¢ per 100 postpaid. W Irving Tilghman 7 12 tf East New Market Md.
187 acres total with 60 acres cleared and 87 acres wooded. Includes a house and suitable as a chicken farm. Located near Greenwood, Delaware. Write to Longfellow Products Co., A. L. Morris, Mer., Centreville, Maryland. 7-20-tf.
A semi bungalow with modern conveniences and garage is available for possession August 1. Applicants should contact W. Elbert Liden at the E S Trust Co Bank in Federalisburg Maryland.
For sale cabbage plants at one dollar per thousand with 3000 lots priced at two dollars sixty cents, 6000 lots at four dollars, and 10000 plants at seven dollars sixty cents. Available at the farm of Geo R Willey in Greenwood Delaware dated July 20 1911.
T. Alan Goldsborough as Assignee reports Hackett spouses Robiey Hackett and Lillian B. Hackett, his wife, are named in the assignment filing.
In the Circuit Court for Caroline county In Equity No 2787 Chy an order dated July 36 1929 directs sale of the property described in these proceedings as reported by Wilbert L Merriken Assignee Proceedings detail the案 sale action and assignee’s report in the court record
In Caroline County Maryland the Orphans Court has granted letters of administration on the personal estate of Frederick W. Anstie to the subscribers. This public notice informs interested creditors and heirs of the administration grant and likely next steps according to local probate law.
Auction notices a Denton area sale of farm personalty on July 22 1929 at 10 a m rain or shine. Listings include cattle Holstein Jersey Guernsey pigs turkeys wagons farming gear and assorted equipment with terms cash on sums under ten dollars and credit terms for larger sums secured by notes. Auctioneer is James Temple with J A Beek as clerk.
Register of Wills in Denton Md invites Caroline county innie students to apply for a Washington College scholarship providing free board room rent tuition and books. Applications are due July 22 1925 at 10 oclock with exam July 22 at the Denton Court House. Applicants must have at least 60 percent B grade or better. Further details from Dr Paul S Titsworth Chester town Md. Published by order of the Orphans Court.
Late of Caroline county deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are warned to exhibit the same with vouchers legally authenticated on or before the January 9, 1930 date, or be excluded from all benefits of the estate. Creditors and debtors urged to settle promptly. Given under my hand this July 9, 1929.
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