Sun Promises Rest Then Delivers Snow Day Cheer
A fable-like tale follows the Sun and the Cloud King arguing over rest. The Cloud King persuades the sun to rest to let raindrops and Mist grandchildren enjoy snow. The Sun ultimately chooses to keep a promised sleigh ride for children, bringing a bright午後 sunset.
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Mr. Sun
King of the Clouds
Mr.Sun
Afr. Sun
Mist
Tug
Mr. Sen
Cloud King
the Sun
Alr
King of the
Party Gift Mixup Between Maxine and Cousin Jimmy
Maxine visits Aunt Mary and attends a children's party with her little cousin Jimmy. Aunt Mary allows Maxine to carry both presents since Jimmy was not prepared. At the party the hostess receives two packages from Maxine, one labeled from her and one from Jimmy, who did not bring his gift.
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Maxine
Mary
Jimmy
Jimmie
Hette
Child Talk Sparks Misunderstanding at Play Time
A playful scene shows Jimmie and Tommy, both three, with Jimmie speaking clearly while Tommys babble is only understood by his parents. As Tommy leaves, Jimmie shouts tell him to hurry so they can talk again next time.
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Jimmie
Tommy
Hugo
Tome
Werds Meaning Enlarged Money Used For Nickel Fare Auto
The term Werds Meaning Enlarged Money began as a synonym for the nickel or 6 cent piece and later referred to the automobile that carried people for a nickel fare.
Historic Leyden Street First Built by Pilgrim Fathers
Historic Leyden Street in Plymouth Massachusetts merges into Water Street and leads to Plymouth Rock. It was the first street built by the Pilgrim Fathers, noting the area's early colonial development and its preservation as a historical pathway.
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Leyden Street
Plymouth, Mass
Water Street
Plymouth Rock
Unce Eben Defends Art in Poetic Quote
A Washington Star line quotes Uncle Eben asserting that love of art proves respect more than any boaster. The remark frames art as the true gauge of esteem and culture in community discourse.
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Banjo Beater
Kin
Dana Hod Pusher
Uncle’ Eben
Washington Star
Treasure Tale Begins With Dying Uncle in New York
In New York Hugh Chesby, veteran, learns his uncle Lord Chesby sails with a secret party and dies after a stab by Toutou while whispering of a treasure. Hugh and Jack Nash await in a hospital and pursue clues about the treasure’s location in Constantinople.
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New York
Hugh Chesby
Constantinople
Lord Chesby
Hug
Hugh
Jack Nash
Watkins
Lord Chesley
Toutou
Lord Chesbys
Jack
Englan Chapteh T
London
Nikka Zarenko
Psy
Montey Hilyer
Signor Teodoreschi
Teodoreschi
Nikka
Bucoleon
Conatantinonle
Night Train to Paris with a Chinese Firebrand Bond
On a Continental train bound for Paris a perilous escape plan unravels as Toutou’s gang closes in. Nash, bound and gagged, battles a cunning femme fatale’s coercion while allies in Nikka and Hugh scramble to shield him and recover a missing companion before the secret treasure risks exposure. The tale blends danger, pursuit, and urban intrigue across Europe as police, spies, and thieves converge.
Assignees Sale Of Real Estate On Main Street Preston
Assignees will sell at public auction in front of Denton Court House door Caroline county Maryland the property described as a Main Street Preston lot. The sale follows a mortgage from Union Supply Company to William Richard Carroll dated August 10 1912 and assigned to the undersigned after default. The parcel runs along Main Street New Jerusalem Church lands Ann E Douglas Maryland Avenue and back to Main Street. The deed record cited is Liber J K S No 75 folio 288. The sale occurs between 2 and o clock p m.
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Union Supply Company
Caroline County
Maryland
William Richard Carroll
Julia
Court House
Denton
Preston
Main Street
New Jerusalem Church
Ann E. Douglas
Ann FE
Douglas
Maryland Avenue
Main
William H. Gambrill
Sarah I. Gambrill
Notice to Creditors for Ruth A Whitesides
Notice from Caroline County Maryland that the Orphans Court has granted letters testamentary on the personal estate of Ruth A Whitesides to the subscriber. Creditors must present their claims within the statutory period as required by law.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Ruth A. Whitesides
Iate
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Naan Mary Graham Bonner
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Werd
Eben
W.nlu. Service
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Chapter
Touten
Gugh
Pera
Uncle James
Betty
Watkina
Hilger
Calais
Paris
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Gare du Nord
Louvre
Tauton
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Nikko
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Secret Police
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Toutou Lautte
Messieurs
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Puollee Offeral
Ike
Egypt
Turkey
Vassievich
Vassiliesnal
Masseilles
Orient Express
Watty
Nagh
Monsieur
Monsileur
Mr. Nash
Poutou
Ereses
Italy
Indy
Touton
J. Fletcher Clark
James Temple
Tautou
Sheggen
Wilbert L. Merriken
Assignee
Anna A. Cohee
John H. Cohee
Circuit Court
Thomas J. Keating
Clayton Horsey
Nisi
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Eva Cheesman
T. Clayton Horsey
Amelia F. Comnee
Roanoke
Charles Town
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Market St
Denton, Md
B. Welch
Williston
Twater
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Atwater Kent
Promes
A.C
Red Lion
M. K. Newnam
Denton, Maryland
Graham
Graham-Paige
Theis Motor Company
Carwam
Paige
West Denton
W. A. Smith
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O. Federalsburg
American Corner
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