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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1931

Page

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Four Parcel Maryland Land Auction in Caroline County

Real estate sale between 2 and 4 pm in Caroline county Maryland describes three parcels totaling about 353 acres. Parcel 1 is 303 acres from Beauchamp to John F Sharp, parcel 2 is 1.5 acres from Messick to Sharp, parcel 3 is 17 acres with roads and square perches from Messick to Sharp. Assignee Merriken Stevens announce cash sale day of sale with purchaser covering title costs.

James A. Sharp Minnie Sharp Harry R. Merriken Caroline County Wilbert L. Merriken Court House Denton Maryland Andrew Beauchamp John F. Sharp Liber L. H. G Everett C. Kelley

Denton Merchant Advertises Johnson Floor Wax

M. K. Newnam of Denton Maryland announces Johnson floor wax available in liquid or paste forms to suit customer needs.

Johnson M. K. Newnam Denton, Md

Marigold Turns the Tide for Clausson Family Business

Marigold Clausson, Frank’s wife, offers to take over the failing Ulster Street gunnysack factory with a $2500 loan and a plan to revive the business. Tom Clausson, once driven by hardship, breaks down in tears as Marigold asserts she will lift the burden and let him finally enjoy life.

Tom Clausson Nedda Clausson Eser Frank Ulster Street College Town Nedda Tom Marigold A Clausson New York Marifold Marigold Clausson Gunnysack Claussen

The Paris Restaurant That Reads Guests Like a Menu

A Paris dining room where servers deny direct orders and study diners as they deduce which dishes will best suit each guest. The head waiter and staff confer quietly, behaving like food experts diagnosing preferences to propose the most appealing, not the requested, dishes.

Paris

They Adopted Triplets B 8 By Fannie Hurst

Helen Dougherty a telephone operator meets Fred Sloan after a chance encounter near a hotel. They marry, gain leisure and wealth, then adopt three triplets from an orphan asylum. The couple moves from Atlantic City and hotel life to a six room apartment on New York's west side, where three children now fill their days.

Helen Fred Sloan Fred Helen Dougherty Sloans Atlantic City Stelen Niagara Falls Chicago Boston Fred Stoan Commercial Hotel Sloan Ocean Helen Dousherty Slu Nin Shelbourne Willegs Helen Sloan Pred Sloan Upper West Side New York Selen

Dwindling Sand-hill Crane Noted for Courtship Antics

A historical report notes the sand-hill crane’s nearly extinct status in the country, highlighting its amusing courtship behaviors as one of its notable traits amid declining numbers.

Childhood Vision of Wonder and Faith in a Grain of Sand

The passage reflects a child’s view as a realm of transformation and belief. It speaks of love beauty and beliefs, elves whispering, turning pumpkins to coaches, and seeing infinity in a grain of sand. It evokes a fairy tale sense of limitless potential and sacred imagination.

Francis Thompson

Birds Sing Time Noted By German Naturalist

A German naturalist has mapped bird song times to tell morning hours. He places the chaffinch at about one thirty, blackcap an hour later, quail between two thirty and three, hedge sparrows about thirty minutes later, then blackbirds, tarks, black headed titmouse, and finally sparrows between five and six thirty.

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Dickens and Disraeli Friendship Revealed in Portraits

The Omaha World-Herald notes Dickens despised politicians yet admired Disraeli after meeting him. Dickens believed Disraeli abandoned literature for politics, while Disraeli’s suave tact forged a lasting friendship, showing he chose literature in discourse this day.

Charles Dickens Disraeil Disraeli Dombey and Son Dorrit David Copperfield Benjamin Disreell Disraell Omahba World-Herald

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