Escape by marriage in the Russian revolution tale
A narrator recounts leaving family life for St Petersburg to join revolutionaries, living in danger and poverty, planning to free a jailed female comrade. After plotting, bribery, and a secret marriage to Marya Ivanovna, they escape to the United States with forged papers. The piece ends noting the revolution’s outcome and a cautious hope for future liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Revolutionary Party
Jraller
Siberia
Staller
Marya Ivanovna
Smolensk
Ntussia
Marya
St. Petersburg
Russia
Hilm
Maryn
America
United States
Httle
Weight of a Body Explained by Earth’s Gravity
A physics explainer describes how weight changes with distance from the earth’s center. It shows weight decreasing with height and increasing toward the surface, using a 100 pound example and sphere radii to illustrate gravitational pull and the center's null attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Farmers Day Proves a Great Success at Agricultural College
A large crowd gathered for the second annual Farmers Day at the Maryland Agricultural College. Visitors from Baltimore and many counties toured experimental plots, learned about fertilizer effects, sprayed demonstrations, and explored hog, dairy, poultry facilities. The day featured addresses by James F Monroe Henry H Holzapfel Jr Congressman Borland and others, with Calvert Hall dedicated and unveiled by Mrs. Charlotte Calvert Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural College
Patapsco Farmers’ Club
Howard County
Baltimore
Horticultural Society
la Plata
Charles County
James F Monroe
Henry H. Holzapfel, Jr
Wm. P. Bo
Calvert
Better eggs by removing the rooster and keeping infertile stock
On farms eggs spoil when moles run with flocks and are warmed in sun. Fertile eggs spoil quicker. sterile eggs last longer. Remove the rooster to improve egg quality and marketability. if retaining a male, separate him or cull an old strong cock for next season.
Borough Origins And A Moving Picture Gaffe
Word lore explains burgh as Saxon for castle, giving rise to burghers and the term borough. A New York World strip notes an elder questioning a clerk about a girl at a moving picture show, asking fiancé or sister, the clerk replying she’ll be a sister. An Exchange quip has Mudde and Budde trading a fiver amid a sting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice Mate
New York World
Assignee's sale of valuable real estate in Maryland
The assignee will offer the two tracts in Caroline County Maryland at public auction in Preston between 2 and 4 pm. The sale arises from a mortgage dated November 29 1905 from Francis M Collins and Georgia A Collins to Charles W Wright later assigned to Charles B Harrison for collection. The property begins near the northwest corner of Irena Corkran’s farm and includes survey bearings and distances ending at a division line with Corkran’s land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Collins
Georgia A. Collins
Charles W. Wright
Charles B. Harrison
J. J. Garris
Preston
Maryland
Caroline County
State of
Irena Corkran
Land Tract Details Describe Measurements and Adjacency
Two acres four roods and twenty four perches approximately. Tract No 2 comprises the portion adjoining the described tract and lands of James Hf Covey and others, containing and bounded as shown in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hf. Covey
Acres of Land Seeks Buyer in Caroline County Farm
Land described from an 1905 Corkran to Collins deed, then Collins to Barnes, forms one farm in Caroline County. About 70 acres cultivated, balance woodland with saw timber. Improvements include large barn, stables, corn house and outbuildings in good condition. Terms: one third cash, six months balance with interest, or all cash. Title at purchaser expense. Assignee offers liberal loan secured by first mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan J. Corkran
Francis M. Collins
Caroline County
William N. Barnes
P.S
Attorneys Sale In Denton Maryland Court House
Attorneys for the owner announce a public sale of described real estate in front of the Court House in Denton Caroline county Maryland on a 1914 date between 2 and 4 PM. The property lies in the Second Election District on the west side of the Denton Greensboro road and on the south side of the road from Russell's Mill to Passapne's Landing, adjoining Hughes Lumber and Coal Company lands and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Denton
Caroline County
State of Maryland
Maryland
Denton-Greensboro
Russell’s Mill
Passapne's Landing
Hughes Lumber & Coal Company
Greensboro
J. B. Towers
Mary EE. Richards
Denton land sale notice for Silas Layton heirs
A legal notice describes two Denton lots formerly owned by Wilmer B Parker and wife, now to Silas Layton, with Lot 2 comprising parcels 314 and 315 316. The sale offers either separately or as a whole with 50 foot fronts and 180 foot depths, terms 1 third cash and rest in six months or all cash, attorneys Brewster Dean Owens Covey auctioneer, dated 1910 1913 record details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer B. Parker
Silas Layton
Liber J. S
Caroline County
Denton
Greensboro
Main and
9Th Sts
6Th Street
Main Street
L. B. Towers
Silas Evean
W. Brewster Deen
Fred R. Owens
F. P. Covey
Public sale of Maryland land seeks highest bidder
The attorney in fact for Alverta Wayman announces a public sale of real estate in Caroline County Maryland. The property lies near Simpers Corner to Hollingsworths Corner, beside a 16 foot avenue and an unobstructed right of way, with details given by a measured boundary description.
Five Acres of Land Bequeathed in Wyatt Will
The will of Charles Wesley Wyatt devises about five acres of land to Alberta Wayman in Caroline County Will Records. The description notes improvements consist of a certain set of structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Wayman
Charles Wesley Wyatt
Caroline County
Small dwelling terms of sale auction note
Cash on day of sale. Title papers expense of purchase. Harvey L Cooper attorney in fact of Alverta Wayman. Jasics Teseir, auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L Cooper
Alverta Wayman
Jasics Teseir
Public Sale of Personal Property in Denton Maryland 1914
Attorneys for Si las Layton announce a public sale at his Denton residence on Main Street opposite the Holiness Church beginning Wednesday June 17 at 10 o clock A M. Items include a Stevens Traction Engine a Case Thresher wind stacker weigher and bagger a Knight Saw Mill saws belts wagons harness implements plows and a large assorted lot of tools and building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Layton
Main Street
Holiness Church
Denton
Caroline County
State of Maryland
Stevens Traction
Pood Oatet
Oliver
Executor's Sale of 8 Acre Woodland in Caroline County
Public auction of Mary Ellen Stanford's interest in a Frazer's Neck parcel in the Fourth Election District Caroline county Maryland. About eight acres with timber including saw timber. Bounded by Francis M. Collins Gabriel W Friend and Wm H Friend. One-half cash balance in six months or all cash at purchaser option. Title papers at purchaser's expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Stanford
Frazer's Neck
Caroline County
Maryland
Francis M. Collins
Gabriel W. Friend
Wm. H. Friend
Gabriel Friend
Public Sale in Denton Maryland of Nuttle Estate Lots and Homes
Public sale by the late William H L Nuttle representatives at the Denton Court House on Tuesday June 23 1914 from 2 to 4 PM offering The Home Farm Holbrook Place and multiple town lots in Caroline County with improvements including a 114 story dwelling, a large double dwelling with electric lights and several barns and timber. Terms: one third cash or all cash with first mortgage. title at purchaser expense. Frederick B Nuttle and F P Covey Auct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marya Ivanovna
Marya
Ivan
Marya Ivyanovoa
Russia
William HL. Nuttle
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Frederick B. Nuttle
F. P. Covey
Public sale of land in Caroline County near Thawley's Chapel
In front of the Court House door at Denton a tract in the Sixth Election District of Caroline County is offered for public sale to the highest bidder. The description follows a survey starting at a cherry tree near Thawley's Chapel, with lines and bearings leading to a final point on the Tay lor land and a public road to Coward's Point, containing the specified acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverta Wayman
Denton
Court House
Caroline County
Thawley’s
Spurry’s ‘Corner
Knotts’ Mill
Thawley’s Chapel
Saulsbury’s
Taylor Land
Coward’s Point
Farm Sale Opportunity Near Denton Maryland
Part of land described in an 1858 deed from James H. Smith and wife to Luther W. Jewell, recorded in Caroline County. Farm near Coward's Point shipping point, close to a church, school, and mill. About three and a half miles from Denton Hillsboro and Ridgely. Highly improved farm in Tuckahoe Neck, one of Maryland's most fertile sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Luther W. Jewell
Liber R. J
Caroline County
Coward's Point
Ahipping Point
Church, School-House
Mill
Denton
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Tuckahoe Neck
Maryland
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Denton Journal
Melvin Ber
I. Jonson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Roy H. Waite
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
Bachelors’ Headquarters
Mudde
Budde
Jim
Chas. B. Harrison
W. T. Turr
Auct
Assignee
Silas Layter
F. Pp. Covey
Main
T. Clayton Horsey
Thomas H. Jones
Amanda E. Jones
Circuit Court
Pliny Fisher
James W. Voss
Sivuats IN
Public
Simpere Corner
Flollingsworth’s Corner
Simpers
Golt
Saul
Solictor
Talbot County
Orphans’ Court
John W. D. Jump
Dee’d
J H.C. Legg
Centreville
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Court of Appeals
William B. Nuttle
Williston
Andersontown
Stone Road
Edward Neal
Charles Murphy
J. E. Hignatt
Holbrook
Sixth Street
Fountain Avenue
Third Street
Orphans’ Court For
Elizabeth C. Dukes
Isaac L. Dukes
Wm. Pepper
Maryland Trust
Hiketon
Plabiland
Simmer Furnitare
Mair
Imquia, Jolicitoo
C-J-Bensons Company
N-Charles ST
Fusnisu2rs
ENON
Menton National Bank
T. C. West
Cashier
Harvey L. Cooper
Mantla Wall Board & Roofing
Bmfa. Co
Denar
Bishopric Hall
Powlbin
Frank
Haves Stritr
Moscow, Pa
Hughes ‘Lumber & Coal Co
Denton, Maryland
the Mastic
Dulany-Vernay
N. Charles St
Baltimore, MD
Mark Cross
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