Land sale notice for Caroline county lots and plat reference
Part of land laid in Liber J K No 74 folio 416 Caroline county excludes lots 36 to 42 59 to 63 69 to 73 79 80 81 and 71 to 78. Land deeded to W Temple Smith by Harvey L Cooper and wife recorded in Liber J IC S No 74 folio 418. Terms cash on sale day title papers at purchaser expense. Starvey L Cooper James Temple Aust Assignee.
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W. Teaple Smith
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber J. K. S
Caroline county
Court house
Denton
Maryland
Liber J. K
W. Temple Smith
Liber J. IC. S
ATS Die Nuttle Home Co. C. Leslie Walls Denton Maryland
A compact notice identifies C Leslie Walls of Denton Maryland in connection with the ATS Die Nuttle Home Company matters. The brief item notes a corporate or personal stake and a location in Maryland.
Miss Pretty or Pretty Lady Surprise Shy Cowboy Courtship
In a frontier encounter Billy Wineh binds with his stubborn horse, defies danger from a rattler, and awakens Beth Carvel the East teacher. Aboard Blair's ranch Beth learns Billy loves her and asks him to call her Miss Pretty, which he grants with a hopeful vow to marry if she accepts the nickname.
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Billy Wineh
cross trail
Billy Winch
will amloute
gree
fred
henart
Beth
Blair’s
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Baby
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Massachusetts
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Doesnt Envy Man At Top By Harper's Magazine Excerpt
An excerpt discusses how magazines and prominent leaders urge young men to save money and imitate the top figures in business, banking, and industry. It notes the sameness of advice across leaders and the persistence of old grooming norms, then shifts to a historical piece on salting fish from ancient Greek and Minoan times and its preservation method.
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Towish T
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Mindte West suring
dhe country bank
Mary Ellens Window Won by Home Craft Display
Mary Ellen, burdened by family duties after her father's death, channels her thrift into a holiday window display. She collaborates with merchant Mr. Bower and her schoolfriend Clinton to craft intricate shells, a well laden with a turkey, and handmade decorations that win strong community praise and boost sales.
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Mary Ellen
Mary Elen
bnker
Bower
PHO
Maryllen
Clinton
Mary Ken
Mr. Bower
Ellen
Clint
Mary Rilen
anys
Animal Folklore From India and Its Echoes in Europe
Professor J. M. McAlryde of Pulane University argues that Indian folklore influenced Chancer and Uncle Remus. He suggests a two way spread: from India to England via Crusaders and from Buddhist missions to Africa, later carried to Southern plantations. The article cites fox outwitting the wolf and tales linked to Tudla as evidence of this ancient cross cultural thread.
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India
Chancer
Remus
J. M. McAlryde
Pulane university
McBride
England
Europe
Africa
Reams
llttle
Buddha
McBryde
Carpenter Bee Works Hard Insect Builder Of Wood
An article from the New York Herald explains the carpenter bee Xylocopa as a nonstinging industrious builder that selects solid joists to bore into. Female bees construct hollow nests with eggs laid behind earth walls, partitions formed, and summer hatching releases young bees. The piece highlights patience and industry but notes the creature does not store honey.
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Xylocopa
bete nolf
New York Herald
X Rays Reveal Hidden Structure In Gold Sodium Alloy
A London Royal Institute lecture described an experiment where X rays showed the alloy of gold and sodium to have a crystalline sodium distribution with gold concentrated between the plates. The silver-white metal fuses around 200 to 207 degrees Fahrenheit and appears uniform to the eye before X ray analysis.
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Royal Institute
London
sodius
Evolution of the caucus in American politics
The Detroit News notes the caucus name traces to early Boston protests during the Revolution. Turkish humor called such meetings "calliers' meetings," and the term evolved into a nationwide electoral mechanism distinct from English usage.
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Rome
Boston
England
Detroit News
The Trial of a Lawyer. A Chautauqua lecturer lecture note
A prominent attorney known for a long running lecture The Trial of Jesus from a Lawyer's Standpoint entertained large crowds. A platform manager joked about the talk spoofing the title and presenting a playful introduction.
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Jesus
Young Boys Expert Jockeys At Mongolian Fair
A traveler describes Mongolia summers and the county fair like ours but with 30 mile horse races. Ten year old jockeys ride bareback on fast ponies, women compete, and riders whip hard yet gently wipe dust from ponies eyes.
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Mongolia
harge
steppes
South American hero Bolivar and his era
Simon Bolivar, born July 24 1788 in Caracas, rose through revolts of Spanish America to lead independence movements. He secured independence for Colombia in 1819, Peru in 1824, and Bolivia in 1825, dying December 17 1880 with no public money despite controlling treasuries of several republics.
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Simon Hollvar
Caracas
Venezuela
Paris
Holivar
South America
Bolivar
agitatora
Spain
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Peculiar Plant Guides Hunters and Predicts Weather
A New York Post excerpt describes a rare compass plant native to the prairies from Minnesota to Texas, noted for leaves facing sunrises and sunsets. Though the text mix includes Abras precatorius from Cuba, the compass plant’s polarity aided travelers, with leaves that change color and bend, and the species’ weather-predicting behavior.
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BenjJuwin Alvord
the
New York Post
Mississippi valley
Minnesota
Texas
Alvord
Cuba
Cooking for a King near Lake Patzcuaro
Describes Lake Patzcuaro as North America’s second highest navigable lake near Yellowstone. In Michoacan, Patzcuaro is praised as a crystal goblet held by the Sierra, with Tlaza women and bosses selling vegetables at night. Fishermen in huts along the lake’s islets add color as a former king’s cooks were carried 19 miles around the shore with a train of slaves to preserve his diet.
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Yellowstone lake
North America
Lake
Patzcuaro
Bfichoacan
New York Evening Post
Patzecuara
Tguazzlo
Singing the Odd Songs and Old-Fashioned Views
A humorous exchange features an old-fashioned young man lamenting past days while admiring modern girls. A girl counters with a quip that needles are for phonographs, reflecting a playful clash of eras in Wayside Tales.
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ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEANS
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Whiteleysburg
STARVEY L. COOPER
JAMES TEMPLE
ATS DIE
Pretty
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