Maryland Real Estate Auction in Caroline County
Public sale of a farm in the Sixth Election District of Caroline County Maryland. The property includes a six room dwelling, outbuildings, and improvements with potential division into two farms. Sold subject to a Federal Land Bank mortgage dated July 16 1926 and for cash with title papers at purchaser expense. T Pliny Fisher is the assignee with James Temple as auctioneer.
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Samuel Colgain
Eladora Colgain
J. Ben Colgain
Georgia A. Colgain
Denton National Bank
Caroline county
T. Pliny Fisher
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Tuckahoe Neck
Hillsboro
Downes’ Mill
Redden and Nichols
W. H. Thawley
Thawley
Tuckahoe Creek
John H. George
J. ‘Ben Colgain
Federal Land Bank
Liber G. A. D
Public meeting to hear David Skinner in Federalsburg
The Federalsburg Chamber of Commerce announces a public meeting Friday June 28 at 8 p.m. at the Grand Opera House to hear David A. Skinner secretary of the National Chamber of Commerce speak. Also included are notes on hot weather cautions and a report on the Universal Credit Company financing Ford sales.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Federalsburg
Grand Opera House
David A. Skinner
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington, D. C
Skinner
Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Department of Commerce
William I. Willoughby
United States
Porto Rico
Bureau of Assessments
Treasury Department
Ransom P. Nichols
M. E. Church
Bureau of Tax Collections
Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Federalsburg Chamber of Commerce
Del-Mar-Va
Chambers of Commerce
Ford Finance Company
Ford
Universal Credit Company
Ford Finance
UCC
Ford dealer
Talking pictures debut at New Dover Opera House
The New Dover Opera House unveiled talking pictures on June 11, praised for superior acoustics and echo free design. Engineers rank the venue among the best for talkies, with patrons cheering the high quality. The house offers top sound films at no price increase, inviting locals to experience the latest in cinema within a short distance, with reminders to arrive early for preferred seating.
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talking pictures
Dover Opera House
Opera House
Harmony Notes From Local Mentions
Miss Marie Quillen left Monday for College Park to attend the Rural Women's Short Course. Mrs. Roland B. Trice visited her sisters and mother in Baltimore last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dunkinson and son of Orlando Florida, former county residents, are guests at J. H. Quillen's home.
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Harmony
Marie Quillen
College Park
Roland B. Trice
Hill
Baltimore
Marion Dunkinson and son
Orlando
Flac
J. H. Quillen
Frigidaire Refrigeration Ad Promises Full Refund Guarantee
An advertisement touts Frigidaire mechanical refrigeration with a 3 month trial. If buyers are not convinced it is the best home investment, they will receive a full refund and the appliance will be removed. Prices start at $195.00 and up. The message includes a signature line from M. K. Newnam. The remainder of the text features a series of quotations about peace and resilience from various authors.
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M. K. Newnam
Gold On Their Own Hearthstone
Grace Roe, hospital nurse, navigates love, duty, and a fractured romance as Doctor Ingraham ends his engagement to Felicia Mayland and earns Grace's quiet respect. A tale of temptation, intention, and the pull of home in a restless world.
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Miss Pierce
Aliss Mayland
Doctor Ingraham
Ingraham
Grace Roe
temple of healing
Miss Roe
Felicia Mayland
Miss Mayland
Mrs. Mayland
Felicia
Roe
Signs of a returning Ice Age cited by geologist Gothan
Pathfinder Magazine reports German geologist Walther Gothan of the Prussian Geological Survey argues that ice ages recur in cycles. He notes fossil plant sequences show repeated interglacial warmth followed by cooling, with beech forests giving way to birch and pine before Ice returns.
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Murope
North America
Walther Gothan
Prussian geological survey
EFE Free
Gothan
Alaska
Sberia
Europe
Pathfinder Magazine
Porter Won't Let Flat Go To Family With Children
A prospective tenant is rejected after the porter learns he has children. The man explains his youngest is married and in Australia while the others are in America, but the porter insists no flat is to be rented to anyone with children. The exchange highlights strict housing rules despite international family circumstances.
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Australia
America
Pearson
Wildlife sanctuaries expand across state habitats and preserves
Main reports 30 game sanctuaries safeguarding bird and animal wildlife. Over the past decade more than 200000 acres have been set aside and most counties hold sizable tracts. These refuges are invaluable to the state as fur-bearing species recover and large game preserves show noticeable increases.
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Main
Reader asks about order of creation of man and woman
A reader questions the claim that man was created first and woman after. The reply suggests that considering second thoughts is wiser.
The Unkindly Arctic Governs A New Temperate Zone
A brief note notes the Arctic as a new country with strange conditions that unsettle the temperate zone and fear people. The piece reflects American Magazine’s tone on regional anxiety and governance in unsettled climates.
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Arctic
Very Very Punny Now Hair Color Prescription?
A playful note jokes that heredity influences hair color and that men with pale heads can blame their lack of heredity for hair shade. The quip riffs on genetics and personal traits with tongue in cheek humor.
Father’s Day Car Duty Across the Family
A quirky reflection on how Father’s Day centers on the car when fuel and tires are needed, yet elsewhere the vehicle belongs to the whole family. The piece hints at shared ownership and the central role of the automobile in family life.
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father
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Greta Garbo
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Mr. Bang
M. G. M. News
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J. VIRGIL MOORE
James Temple
Marian Morgan
Nancy Carroll
Richard Arlen
MANHATTAN
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Redden’s Palace Theatre
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DENTON BRIDGE
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DAVID A SKINNER
Dover
Locke
Ellen Glasgow
Milton
Schiller
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house of Mayland
Maine
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