Do You Know 1 22 Hat 24 CE Expression Origin
A brief note traces the saying Do You Know to an old notion of birds in the air learning and revealing secrets to those who understand. It cites Ecclesiastes 10 20 and mentions Anna Turnquist 1927 Western Newspaper Union as sources of the idea.
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Wasven
Anna
Turnquist
Western Newspaper Union
Walking in the Windshield Way
A humorous exchange from The American Boy Magazine notes a boy taking up walking as ordered by a doctor. The reply reflects awkwardness at first, joking that walking is tricky without a windshield to guide motion.
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Algy
The
American Boy Magazine
All Grist That Comes To My Mill Explained
A historical note defines the saying all grist that comes to my mill as meaning nothing goes to waste. It traces origins to flour mill parlance where grist is the grain brought for grinding and to the broader use of material to be worked on or utilized.
PAL MEETS LINDY AT WASHINGTON ARRIVAL
Harry C. Smith a bosom friend and air mail pilot of Colonel Lindbergh, chosen by President Coolidge as one of two air mail pilots to greet Lindbergh on his arrival in Washington.
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Washington Monument
Coolidge
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Harry C. Smith
President Coolidge
Washington
Assignee's Sale of Maryland Farm on State Cement Road
Public auction of three Mary land parcels totaling about 31 acres with dwelling, barn, and outbuildings. The sale, by J Owen Knotts as assignee, follows a 1923 mortgage from Burt L McGonigal and Edith M McGonigal to Harvey L Cooper, recorded in Caroline county. Location between Marydel and Henderson. terms require one third cash day of sale and balance in two installments. Auctioneer James Temple to conduct the sale.
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Burt L. McGonigal
Edith M. McGonigal
Harvey L. Cooper
J. Owen Knotts
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
West Farm
Emory Vane
Cart Road
Thern
Greisback
Wixon
Marydel
Henderson
Burt L. McDonigal
Melvin Legates
Paul Holsinger
Charles E. Jarrell
William E. Lord
Charles H. Fleming
For Sale Denton Residence on Market Street
Desirable north side Market Street residence between Sixth and Seventh in Denton with electric lights bath and ample outbuildings. Splendid location immediate possession and liberal terms. The Denton National Bank.
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Market Street
Denton
Denton National Bank
Residence Cast Slain Street Appears Opposite Holiness Church
A notice directs attention to the 10-17 residence on Cast Slain Street opposite the Holiness Church with an instruction to apply to The Peoples Bank in Denton Maryland for related matters.
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Cast Slain Street
Holiness Church
Peoples Bank
Denton
Corner store and 6 room dwelling for rent in Queen Anne
Best town location available for corner store space with water bath and lights plus a six room dwelling. Rent options include separate or together. Apply to C H Dean at 1 29 tf Queen Anne Maryland.
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C. H. Dean
Queen Anne
Desirable Rehoboth Cottage for 1927 Season
One block from the ocean in Rehoboth Delaware, a highly desirable cottage available for the 1927 season. Executors J. Ed. Nichols and W. T. Nichols.
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Rehoboth
Del
Ocean
J. ED. Nichols
W. T. Nichols
Denton
Assignee’s Sale of Maryland Property at Denton Court House
Public auction of a six room dwelling and outbuildings in Caroline county Maryland. Sale follows a 1922 mortgage from Nerman and Sophie Schroeder to Harvey L. Cooper and subsequent assignments to Maria Kinder and T Pliny Fisher. Auction at Denton Court House on Tuesday June 28 1927 between 1 and 4 pm. Terms cash. A loan may be arranged for the buyer.
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Nerman Schroeder
Sophie Schroeder
Harvey L. Cooper
Maria M. Kinder
T. Pliny Fisher
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Proposals for Denton street paving invited
Sealed proposals to Denton Maryland officials for First Street Second Street and Gay Street paving will be received until two o clock p m July 5 1927. Work includes concrete roadway curb and gutter and excavation. Bid forms plans and specs at the Denton Commissioners office. A $500 certified check required with bids. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
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Denton
Maryland
First ST
Second ST
Gay ST
Law Building
Commissioners of
Ofice
Webster S Blades Moses W Rosenfeld Eugene Frederick
Webster S Blades Moses W Rosenfeld and Eugene Frederick are named individuals mentioned in the article fragment. The text provides no clear event, action, or context to form a full summary.
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