Mortgage Sale of 90 Acre Caroline County Farm
By decree of the circuit court the trustee will offer at public sale in front of the Denton courthouse in Maryland the farm in Caroline county near Ridgely to Mason's Branch. The land includes about 90 acres tillable 17 in woodland with two-story dwelling, barn, tenant house and other outbuildings. Terms: one-third cash day of sale, balance in two equal installments at six and twelve months with interest. or all cash. Buyer's notes and sureties required. title papers at purchaser's expense. Trustees Fred R. Owens William R. Horney James Temple Auctioneer.
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Circuit Court
Cuargtine county
Mary Roberta Dean
Alfred W. Dukes
Centreville National Bank of Maryland
Denton
Maryland
Caroline county
Ridgely
Mason’s Branch
James E. Dukes
William J. Clark
Hennie E. Clark
J. Clan Clark
FRED R. OWENS
WILLIAM R. HORNEY
Mystery man in white grease paint saves children at mall fire
Monica learns David is Pierrot clown who works to support himself after secrets, including a sister on the run. Fire erupts at department store as David carries two children to safety and reveals his incognito life. Sally admires him, and Monica forgives as truth surfaces.
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ONICA
David
hon
David Watson
Monica
Maud
Sally
Pierrot
Iife
St. Louis
Orphans' Court Probate Notice for Caroline County
Notice that the subscriber in Caroline County Maryland has obtained letters testamentary on the personal estate of a deceased resident from the Orphans' Court of Caroline County. The filing indicates initiation of probate proceedings and administration of the estate.
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Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Demand for Products of Truck Garden and Field
A Spokane Spokesman-Review piece tracing the rise of vegetarian trends in America notes that vitamins transformed eating habits. Citizens shifted to more vegetables and salads as meat declined. The article argues vitamins and reducing diets drove the change, not clubs or restaurants.
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truck garden
Spokane
Women Geographers Admit Delian Akeley Era Into Society
The Society of Women Geographers states active members must have done distinctive work adding to world knowledge about countries they've explored. Members include Delian Akeley who collected African curios for Newark Museum, Elizabeth Dickey with explorations in Brazil and Venezuela, and Ruth Crosby Noble who described frog species named Elentherodactylus Ruthae.
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Society of Women Geographers
Delian Akeley
Africa
Newark museum
Elizabeth Dickey
Brazil
Venezuela
Malpures
Rio Orinoco
Museum of the American Indian
George Heye foundation
New York
Ruth Crosby Noble
Elentherodactylus
Ruthae
Washington Star
Palm Beach gossip hints at romance between star and magnate
Lord Charles Leverholm dismissed rumors linking a famous film star and an oil magnate at a Palm Beach tea. He said the young lady has refused him ten times and compared her stance to that of the actress Beaumesaill who quipped about fortune and heart, noting the fashionable stance of the moment.
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Palm Beach
Charles Leverholm
Arle
Beaumesaill
Hunger ends feuds among animals at Glacier National Park
The government bread line at Glacier National Park drew weasels, mink, crows, blue jays, mountain sheep, deer, bears, magpies and other birds and animals in a rare scene of shared hunger.
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Glacier National park
Rocky mountain
Roman Roads in England Still Mark Time and Travel
The article notes that old Roman roads endure in England as faint tracks or hedge lines, surviving centuries amid village growth and market towns while history faded before William the Conqueror crossed the Channel.
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England
Nfe
William the Conqueror
New York Times
Apple flour experiments emerge in Pacific Northwest
Experiments report flour made from apples in the Pacific Northwest with promises of development. Seven tons of apples yield one ton of apple flour and a baking company now makes cookies from this by product. Shipments reach Chicago and cookies appeal to buyers. Gluten absence requires mixing wheat flour to bake properly.
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Pacific Northwest
Chicago
fiat
Silence in the Face of Expectation Perplexes Many
The Toledo Blade notes the difficulty of speaking when one feels pressed to respond. The remark reflects common social tension and the challenge of finding words in moments of pressure.
Had Not Really Done Much to Believe Him
A young doctor visits a backwoods patient during a stormy night and questions the wife about relief given. She recounts baths, plasters, hot applications, duster under arms, cracked corn on his neck, hot ginger, bitters, pills from a traveling vender, Quaker painKillers, and sidelitz powders, admitting little effort until the doctor arrives.
Christmas Shopping Tears Over a Lost Dollar
Mary Ellen, on a Christmas shopping trip with her mother and aunt, believed she lost her dollar in a large department store causing tears among the group. The dollar was found to be in her pocketbook and a gift for dad was bought. The next day she reveals she had 60 cents she had hidden, explaining the previous tale was to keep the dollar safe.
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Mary Ellen
Indianapolis News
Old Sol Is a Very Ordinary Star in Local Sky
An astronomer describes the sun as a humble, average star near the center of the local star cloud. While some stars shine vastly brighter, many more are inferior in light and mass, and the sun sits as a middle class citizen with no dramatic variabilities.
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greale
Kril- Haney
Milky way
New England lighthouses kill thousands of sea birds
Authorities say lighthouse lights on the New England coast claim thousands of sea birds yearly as migrants seek safe havens. White fixed beams attract birds causing fatal crashes. red beams deter them but do not reduce overall losses. Birds do not migrate south to escape cold weather.
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bird lfe
New England
southlands
Village Band Resists Urgent Rally of Local Justice
A village band paused outside the justice of the peace home during a weekend practice. The irritable official scolded the noisy musicians and threatened to summon the police. The bandmaster replied that the jabbering trombone was his “pingin.”
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justice of the peace
London
Yamis on Formosa Island Aim for Fine Boats and Silver Hats
The Yamis of a small island south of Formosa aspire to craft fine boats and adorn themselves with silver hats, their prestige measured by hat size. Silver coins are beaten into thin strips and formed into cone shaped hats, with larger hats spanning to the shoulders for the wealthier. An oblong opening allows the wearer to survey the crowd as the boat draws admiration.
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Formosa
ces
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