Assignee’s Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Caroline County
Under two mortgages dated 1917 and 1918 and assigned to Oscar Clark, the assignee, the real estate described as a tract in Caroline County in the First Election District will be sold at public sale in front of the Denton Maryland courthouse between 2 and 4 pm. The property lies north of the Goldsboro Sandtown road, adjoining Jackson Cahall and Johnson lands, with a detailed metes and bounds description ending at the starting stone.
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Charles E. Stewart
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Liber L. B T
Carulie county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Caroline county
Goldsboro
Sandtown
J. Alda Jackson
C. W. Cahall
George W. Johnson
Jackson land
Johnson land
Land Sale Near Goldsboro Described as Eighty Acres
A description notes a tract of eighty acres more or less located about one half mile east of Goldsboro and improvements on the property described as large. The brief notice outlines a land offering with potential for development or farming use nearby.
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Goldsboro
Two Story Dwelling and Outbuildings Auction Notice
Two story dwelling with barn sheds and out-buildings in good repair offered for investment or home purchase. Terms: one third cash at sale, one third in six months, one third in twelve months with interest, secured or all cash at purchaser option. Title at purchaser expense. Oscar Clark F P Covey asignee auctioneer. Loans may be arranged on request.
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OSCAR CLARK
F. P. Covey
Aasignee
Love and Wealth Cross in a Blue Grass Tale
Gilbert Shore, a rich Kentucky farmer, woos Alisse Randolph, a poor waiter’s sister, at a San Francisco restaurant. After a dangerous illness and a broken engagement, Alisse nurses a dying man back to life, choosing love over money as Shore returns to prove his devotion.
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tendernness
Allsie Randolph
San Francisco
Grass stock farm
Hay View
Shore
Alisse
Corona
Alisie
Gilbert Shore
Allsie
Raymond
Gilbert
Pye
City of Stones and Saints in Avila Revealed
Avila, an ancient Spanish stronghold now called the city of stones and saints, features circular towers along a high wall. The stones may refer to stone pigs decorating the city, once venerated during pagan times and now a source of jokes. Santa Teresa, Avila’s beloved saint, spent much of her life there, gaining local devotion.
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Avila
city of
Santa Teresa
Spain
heaven
earth
Gas Masks and the Aero phore Invention by Denayrrouze
The first apparatus enabling entry into inflammable atmospheres was named the aero phore and invented by French scientist M Denayrrouze. Tested in Chatham England forty four years ago it proved successful and led to air-pump and tubing improvements that saved lives in many mine and disaster rescues.
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M. Denayrrouze
Chatham
England
West
Test of Woolens Fire Test and Chemical Wool Test
Test describes wool and cotton identification methods. It explains cutting the celvedge and touching a match to observe burning, and using caustic soda to test by soda dissolving wool while leaving non wool material.
Crosman’s Richness Beyond Wealth in Charity
The piece reflects on men who are financially well off yet may lack in health or social duties, contrasting wealth with the richness of spirit. It highlights influence, community standing, and brotherly love as true riches, using Crosman as a focal point.
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charits
Crosman
Borrowed Sunshine in Two Sunlit Windows
A young shop girl Joan Stoon escapes a grim basement life by dreaming of color and light. After a dramatic rescue from a fire, Dr Strickland and Mrs Smith care for her burns and reveal a plan to bring color to Carmine Street. Joan discovers love with Stanton as she vows to spread brighter days.
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tong farm
Gilbert Shore
young Shore
Joan Carruthers
Joan Stoon
Joan
Strickland
Stanton Strickland
Bertram Smith
Stanton
Juan
Doctor Strickland
Mrs. Smith
Carmine street
Omens Rule the Mind of Notorious Thieves in Strange Beliefs
A feature on how famous criminals cling to superstitions shaping their plans. Burglars fear rainbows predicting police capture, carry donkey shoes or coal for protection, and avoid squinting victims. Pickpockets shun squinting targets and treasure gold in wedding loot. Boots become lucky tokens after use.
Not a Complete Success Edward and the Indian Set
Edward a timid boy struggles to overcome shyness despite his father bringing an Indian set. He bravely wears it to impress a neighbor, but a big collie dog disrupts the moment. The toy mascot appears to retreat as the dog arrives, shouting to take the salt back.
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Edward
First Amendment Defines Free Speech and Press Limits
The Constitution originally had no press freedom provision. The First Amendment, adopted by Congress, states that Congress shall not make laws abridging the freedom of speech or of the press and cannot prohibit the free exercise of religion. It also protects assembly and petition for redress of grievances.
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