Assignee's Sale of 89 Acre Maryland Farm in Denton District
Public auction to the highest bidder at the Denton Court House door in Maryland. The sale arises from a December 13 1911 mortgage by Aaron C Reber to J Wesley Perry and assignment by Perry to T Pliny Fisher. The property covers eighty nine acres in Caroline County within the Sixth Election District, bounded by local roads and lines of Wesley Roe Catherine Downes and others.
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Aaron C. Reber
J. Wesley. Perry
J. Wesley Perry
T. Pliny Fisher
Liber J. K. S
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Hillsboro
Igte Wesley Roe
Catherine Downes
Executrixes to Sell D Warner Hignutt Land in Caroline
Executors of D Warner Hignutt announce an auction of two parcels in Caroline county near Concord to Williston. Parcel 1 covers 131 acres more or less with a graveyard exclusion and 80 acres previously sold. Parcel 2 covers a separate tract of defined boundaries. Parcels include two-story houses, outbuildings, and farmland, offered separately then as a whole with cash payment day of sale. Auctions to be conducted at the Denton courthouse door by Leonard F. Covey, with Fred R. Owens as attorney.
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D. Warner Hignatt
Caroline county
State of
Maryland
J. I. IL
Court House
Denton
Concord
Williston
T. H. Everngam
W. C. Todd
Loeckerman land
Manship land
William A. Johnson
James E. Johnson
William Williamson
Everngam
James Swann
D. Warner Hignutt
Fred G. Hill
Charles Todd
Roe Scott
Liber L. B. T
church and school
State road
INDIA
A. BULLOCK
CHARLES EDWARD TIGNUTT
Leonard F. Covey
Fred R. Owens
Paula's Theory Won Paula's Theory Won MIAN by D. J. Walsh
Paula Stafford transforms a chaotic office into a zone of quiet by enforcing discipline and focus. She climbs from trainee to top of her department while supporting Mr. Seabody, improving both his nerves and the firm’s profits. Her theory: a woman must bring her personal sense of being a woman into business.
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Paula
Ellen
Rental Notice for Denton House on Market Streets
Property at Sth and Market streets Denton Maryland offers four rooms in good repair for eight dollars monthly. Contact W. I. Martin or T. L. Trice for details from Denton Md.
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Sth
Market streets
Denton
W. i MARTIN
T. L. TRICE
For Rent Furnished House in Desirable Location
Desirable location furnished house for summer months or longer. Apply 9 First St. Denton Md. 6-12-1f.
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First St
Denton
Officials Hid Corpse of Lincoln's Slayer
Lloyd Lewis reveals in Liberty that John Wilkes Booth was secretly buried in a Washington penitentiary cell after his 1865 execution. Cabinet officials feared public reaction and Stanton hid the body, with only a few knowing its location.
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Lincoln
John Wilke- Booth
Abrahim Lincoln
Washington
Lloyd Lewis
Liberty
Mr. Lewis
republic
Booth
Stanton
Booths
Hieronymus games linked to Jerome Cardan gambler
The article notes games called Hieronymus games may be named after Jerome Cardan known as Hieronymous Cardanu. It recounts Cardan as an Italian mathematician, philosopher, astrologer, gambler and charlatan born in Pavia in 1501, illicit son of Facio Cardan. He earned a medical doctorate at Padua in 1524, worked seven years in Sacco, married in 1504, and allegedly squandered his wife’s fortune gambling. He held mathematics and medicine chairs in several cities, was imprisoned for debt and heresy for publishing Christ’s horoscope, then moved to Rome, joined the College of Physicians, and died in 1576.
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Hieronymus
Jerome Cardan
Hieronymous Cardanu
Cardan
Pavia
ilegal
Facio Cardan
Padua
Sacco
Milan
Christ
Rome
College of Physicians
Ele
Barbara
Golden Picture Palace
Stephen Crothers
Stephen
Beverly
wren
Adele
Royal
Elsie
Mr. Crothers
Virtues in Tea Drinking among Ancient Japanese
The article states ten virtues linked to tea drinking in ancient Japan including protection by divinities, filial duty, suppression of evils, banishment of drowsiness, harmony of vital organs, immunity from disease, friendship, sound morals, dispelling passions, and a peaceful deathbed, cited from Detroit News.
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Detroit
Audrey's Razor Incident Startles Kansas City Star
A garden scene ends in shock as Audrey and her cousin are found cut by a razor. The mistress exclaims in alarm, while the brother-in-law laughs, unaware of the razor's sharpness.
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Audrey
mercy
Kansas City Star
Auto suggestion leads to car purchase tale
Mrs Muggs asks about auto suggestion and Mrs Guggs explains she influenced her husband daily until he finally bought a car. The exchange highlights how persistent recommendations can drive a purchase decision.
The Masterful Male at Beverly Library Romance
Barbara, a librarian, falls for Stephen Crothers a shy reader in a Beverly library. A glamorous rival rouses Barbara to act, she asserts control, but Stephen remains aloof. Barbara realizes pursuit is hollow and the two end with a shared, ironic outing at the Unique theater.
Thomas Thomas and the midnight rehearsal lapse
The article recounts Theodore Thomas famed conductor of the Chicago Symphony demanding punctuality. He carried two of everything and never let lateness slide. After a late night with a cello player, a midnight luncheon and billiards, a morning rehearsal found him unmoved, asking a late player where he had been after leaving him.
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Theodore Thomas
Chicago Symphony orchestra
Thomas
bis
Mr.Thomas
The Unseen Things and the Healing of Nations
The unseen things roost awaiting for the healing of the nations and minister to a mind diseased. It is unseen influences that contribute to growth and silent upbuilding of the goat. Radiations in the spirit’s ultra-red and ultraviolet regions are powerful beyond description.
Mexico’s Tule Cypress Among World’s Oldest Giants
The Santa Maria de Tule cypress in southern Mexico ranks as one of the largest and oldest trees. It stands 150 feet tall with 5 and 40 foot diameters, a 141 foot crown, and an age likely 2,000 years or more.
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The
forest service
Santa Maria de Tule
Mexico
War on the Sheldrake Intresting and comely In appear ance though the sheldrake is
The Sheldrake, once thought a plant and insect eater, is described as a fine diver living in burrows it does not dig. New claims say its strong red bill with a knob scoops up young fish, especially young trout, making it more valuable as a food source than previously thought.
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Ike the grebe
natural history books
Immigrant Colors and Novelty Caps on Eighth Avenue
The New Yorker notes an incident from an Eighth Avenue dig where two Italian laborers argued animatedly. Observers misread the scene as picturesque until closer view revealed novelty caps bearing lines like Where did you get those pretty blue eyes and Kiss me dearie I'm lonely, highlighting casual prejudice and foreignness in American scenes.
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elso
Eighth avenue
Coneysland
New Yorker
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caroling county
Aaron
PLINY FISHER
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D. J. Walsh
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Polly
Ellen Smith
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Henry I. Seabody
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Miss Miller
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Miss Sebree
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Preston, Md
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