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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1929
Page
6
In a circus tale Babe the elephant declares leadership of the parade and recalls touring big cities and small towns. Dexter the elephant explains the circus secret that every performance brings joy and excitement, and that elephants have long been part of the show.
A collection of jokes and puns about animals and everyday things. It uses misheard phrases and spelling errors to deliver humorous lines such as a watchdog that keeps time and a portrait that is representative.
Railroads widely adopt reclamation scrap systems producing bright new tin buckets cups and other items from old roofing junk salvaged. Old broom handles become signal staffs and canvas yields curtains for locomotive cabs and conches. Thrift practices save carriers hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.
A compact reflection on choosing restraint to avoid offense when deep affection guides actions. It emphasizes careful speech and thoughtful conduct to honor loved ones and maintain harmony.
In a dark manor, the narrator stumbles into a secret gun room confrontation. Teodoreschi and an Italian ally menace him until a shot echoes, felling the intruder as Hugh Nikka and Watkins secure the scene. The dead man is identified as Vindal, with Serge and potential Countess-linked Russian glimpsed as suspects.
Trustee auctions multiple parcels in Caroline and Dorchester counties on March 9 1929. Parcels include Lots 1 2 3 4 6 Section B Homeland Addition Federalsburg near high school, a 12200 square foot lot near the railroad with a metal clad potato house, a 31700 square foot residential lot on Liberty Street, and a Main Street lot with a large two story dwelling. Also a East New Market potato house near the depot and a Dorchester county lot near the Cambridge Seaford Depot. Sale terms require one third cash day of sale with balance ratified by Circuit Court.
Assignee announces a public auction of a Preston Maryland lot in the Fourth Election District. The property, improved by a large dwelling, is described by metes and bounds from Main Street to Maryland Avenue and back to the start. One third cash due day of sale. two thirds due in six months with interest, secured by purchaser note or full cash option. J Fletcher Clark as Assignee. James Temple, Auctioneer.
In New York Hugh Chesby, an English WWI veteran, learns from valet Watkins that his uncle Lord Chesby sails ahead with a pinnace while a dying call reveals a treasure tale. Hugh and Jack Nash head to England to unravel a stabbing clue spoken by the dying lord and the threat of Toutou amid plans for treasure.
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