Assignee sale of valuable real estate in Caroline county
Public sale of a 234 acre farm in Caroline county Maryland. The property, with improvements including a stable cow barn and a nearly complete 65 room bungalow, sits in the Sixth Election District and is subject to a Federal Land Bank mortgage. Sale conducted by assignee T Pliny Fisher on June 25 1929 at the Denton county courthouse.
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Wedding Bells and Fire Bells Merge in Deep Love Crisis
Dave Harris, a 28 year old private in Ladder Company DB, plans marriage to Dolly Mason while Dolly urges him toward a steadier business. After a diamond engagement ring, Dolly fears sacrificing his fireman dream. A city fire saves Dolly from a blazing tenement, revealing their love as Dave risks his life to rescue her, then the couple reunites.
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Ancient Greeks painted walls as art decor
The Greeks used wall paintings instead of wallpaper or decorative panels. They focused on painting scenes directly on walls rather than hanging artworks. Furniture was viewed as utilitarian, not ornamental, reflecting a practical approach to interior design.
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Their Sense of Color Disturbed Hobbs
A lively exchange on flappers and cosmetics reveals tension over modern beauty trends. Two speakers, Hobbs and Nabbs, debate powdering, rouging, and red mouths as they critique fashionable women. The dialogue hints at social friction surrounding 1920s gender norms and style.
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Nabbs
Your Niche and Your Lifework Awakening
A motivational note urges the reader to seek their unique niche and pursue lifework with purpose. It emphasizes personal destiny, perseverance, and avoiding discouragement, stating individuals were created for a specific field of activity.
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Woodmen News
Obsolete Machine Age Nostalgia for Embarrassingly Lost Art
A reflective note laments decline of a once useful object like a strawberry-shaped emery bag used to clean needles. It contrasts practical craft tools with modern machinery, calling the loss to the world of art a sentimental, almost irretrievable gap.
Rita's White Hands and a Wife's Changing Heart
George watches Rita perform as Rita in society and at home, fearing her hands bound to duty and poetry. A Tremaine social circle spurs Rita toward real life, prompting a clash over money, status, and future plans. In the end Rita reassesses life, seeking a simpler, shared domestic happiness with George.
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Rita
Nita
George
Randall Tremaine
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Tremaine
Organists Aid Each Other In Vaudeville Meeting
Mr Pedalbass, a pipe organ musician, offers recitals and speaks with Mr Proudfather about meeting his son who plays the mouth organ in vaudeville. They discuss organists helping one another in the music scene.
Morality Its Own Reward in Howe Monthly
A quotation notes morality as valuable in itself, not just for religious endorsement. It argues people undervalue morality unless they see its intrinsic worth and goodness beyond preaching. The remark reflects a secular, ethical viewpoint from E. W. Howe's Monthly.
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E. W. Howe
Monthly
The Housewife Seen as World’s Largest Purchaser
The Women’s Companion claims the housewife is the world’s largest buyer, acting as purchasing agent for eight percent of goods sold. This underscores the economic influence of homemakers in everyday commerce.
A Muckle for a Nickel Captured on Pay-as-you-leave Car
Foreign visitors reported a Scotchman missing to police in New York. After weeks of searches the man was found aboard a Pay-as-you-leave street car, ending the mystery.
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