Assignee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Caroline County
Public sale of a 234 acre farm in the Sixth Election District Caroline County Maryland. The land with improvements including a six room dwelling a new five room bungalow and outbuildings will be offered at the courthouse in Denton on Tuesday June 25 1929 between 1 and 4 p m. The sale is subject to a Federal Land Bank mortgage of 1000 recorded July 16 1926.
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power land authority
Samuel Colgain
Eladora Colgain
J. Ben Collenin
Georgia A. Colgain
Denton National Bank
Caroline county
T. Pliny Fisher
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Tuckahoe Neck
Millsboro
Downes’ Mill
Redden and Nichols
W. H. Thawley
Thawley
Tuckahoe Creek
John H. George
John St. George
J. Ben Colgain
Federal Land Bank
Liber G. A. D
Lydia Helps Dick Terry Family On Birthday Visit
Lydia Mason waits three hours for a train then finds Dick Terry grown with five children. She becomes "grandma" to deliver a birthday dinner, buying groceries with Nell and children, keeping the secret until Dick arrives and shares a warm celebration.
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YDIA MASON
Lydia
Roxy Anderson
Roxy
Lydi
Detter
Landslakes
Belleville
Terry
Westmore
Terrys
Richard D
Dean
Winding way
ulge
Dickng
Grandma
Cydia
Nina
Daffy
Billy
Betty
Dick Terry
Dilly
Nell
daddy
Paddy
Neil
Dicky
Anglicizing Garage Sparks French Pronunciation Debate
The New York Herald Tribune notes Americans adopt French word usage, with "garage" often pronounced as "ga-razh" despite dictionaries permitting "ga-razh" or "gar-ij." The piece says anglicizers resist, choosing "gar-ji" and "hangar" adaption, while remaining confident in their lexicographic rights.
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New York Herald Tribune
United States
Rasputin Memoir Tale Attributed to Grand Duke
The report from Paris based L Europe Nouvelle says Rodzianko recalled Rasputin seeking permission to visit the imperial quarters and the grand duke allegedly warned Come and I will have you hanged. The grand duke later said his exact words differed.
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Rasputin
Nicholas
grand duke
Rodzienko
De Leon's Quest for Fountain of Youth Recalled
Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon landed in Florida near St Augustine on April 8 1518 while seeking a mythical fountain said to restore health and youth to bathers. The voyage began from Spain as he pursued the legendary myth.
Jefferson Draft and Broad-Arm Chair Owned by APS
The American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia houses Thomas Jefferson's original draft of the Declaration of Independence along with the broad-arm chair on which the document was written.
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Thomas Jefferson
the
American Philosophical society
Philadelphia
Fireproof Paper Demonstration By German Inventor
German inventor Franz Franck demonstrated a paper that does not burn by wrapping a crumpled newspaper in his fireproof paper. He held the bundle in a laboratory flame hot enough to melt glass and the inner paper remained unscorched while the wrapping survived.
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Franz Franck
ao laboratory
Help in Small Matters Reflects on Guidance and Deity
The passage emphasizes honoring God by seeking His guidance in small matters and warns against taking control ourselves. It asserts that the truth about the Deity extends to His revelation and that humility in handling daily choices mirrors reverence for the divine.
Toothpicks and Romance in a Fraying Family Tale
Phyllis Gregory, eighteen and aspiring, balances work and night school while Curtis Ashe courts her. A planned future home clashes with her mother Mrs. Gregory and brother Tim, who cling to family rituals like toothpicks on the table, forcing a dramatic choice.
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Phyllis May
Gregory
Phyllis
Tim
Curtis Ashe
Curtis
Harvie Bros
Mr. Harvie
sis
Lakeview
mother
lfe
Curtig
eigit dirs Gregory
As. Gregory
Mrs. Gregory
Whylis
New York Pet Garage Prospers From Fleeting Furry Clients
In a Fifth Avenue niche, Charles King runs a pet garage charging 50 cents for an afternoon or evening stay. He keeps hours until midnight for shoppers and theatergoers, while his main work remains beautifying dogs and cats. Services include haircutting, manicuring, eyebrow plucking, dry cleaning, and violet-ray therapy costing 50 dollars for overfat or rheumatic pets, with a five dollar dry cleaning option learned from a Parisian during the war.
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New York
Fifth avenue
Broadway
Charles King
king
Paris
Wonders of the Dusky Land by Carveth Wells
British traveler and scientist Carveth Wells recounts African journeys from the Mountains of the Moon noting an elephant with exceptionally long tusks leaving ground-trailing tracks. He also describes a herd of guns and zebras estimated at thirty miles wide and five miles deep observed as they moved across days.
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Carveth Wells
Africa
Moon
First Stamp Used in Paris in 1053
The first postage stamp is believed to have been used in Paris in 1053 as a receipt printed on the wrappers of letters sent. It is said to have been originated by a Frenchman named Velayer.
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Paris
Velayer
Auction Talk Sparks Red Flag Warnings
In a terse exchange, Dan is asked about the auction trade while a skeptical voice cites the old red flag as losing strength. The remark suggests distrust and a warning about revolutionary agitation influencing market chatter.
Maybe He Never Saw It What a War That Man Was
A reflective remark on a veteran’s enduring grit as years pass and the speaker recalls youthful innocence and ignorance. The man remains steadfast, still banging on, his life stretching toward distant days and a contented if grim resolve.
Feeling the Pulse Insights on Blood Flow and Heartbeat
A medical note explains that a pulse reflects the wave from the heart’s beat rather than direct blood flow. It mentions wrists ankles and temples as sites where pulses are felt, highlighting how fresh blood supplies influence the sensation.
We Must Have Caresses Caresses Quote
A compact quotation asserts that expressions of affection nourish love like leaves sustain a tree, warning that total restraint can starve feelings at the root. Hawthorne is cited as the source of the reflection on love and tenderness.
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Hawthorne
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