Bethlehem Area Foreclosure Sale of Patchett Lands
D J Patchett and wife through multiple mortgages to The Eastern Shore Warehouse Company will auction highly described dwelling houses, town lots, and farms in Bethlehem Caroline County Md beginning 2 PM. Properties include Lot Nos. 1 to 13 and Nos. 1A to 21 plus the Aikenhead Farm totaling about 164 acres with pine woods and peach trees. Sale on premises with 20 percent cash and balance in one year or all cash.
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CHE
Danie
Patchett
Charles FE. Stewart
Charles Jarrell
Caroline county
Liber J. K. S
folio SA
D. J. Patchett
Eastern Shore Warehouse Company
Liber L. I. T
Bethlehem
Caroline
W. 2. Willis
Harmony
Edward Patchett
Black
sand county road
J.C. Taylor
sdis
lyange
Easton
sand State road
Wood
Hog Creek Mill
Dover Bridge
FREDERICK H. FLETCHER
DWE REALTY COMPANY
ASaynee
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate Near Ridgely
Public sale of 28 acres 90 square perches in Caroline County Maryland. Property formerly owned by Albert White and Bacon White and assigned to Harvey L Cooper. The six room dwelling and outbuildings included. Sale in front of Denton Court House between 2 and 1 o'clock p m. Cash day of sale. title papers at purchaser’s expense. Auctioneers James Temple and Harvey L Cooper.
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gale
Albert White
Bacon White
Eugene Lynch
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
SALI
JAMES TEMPLE
Ferocious denizen of sea and cave bears
The California moray eel known as the sex eel is noted as a ferocious sea creature with 3 to 4 foot lengths, needlelike teeth, and jaws that grip hard. Larger specimens weigh up to 100 pounds and can tie in knots. Cave bears of Europe, extinct now, ranged as big as a small cow, but were largely inoffensive and fed on roots and scavenged.
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Europe
Intermediary Violin Family Instruments Alter String Sound
Popular Mechanics Magazine notes that the violin family traditionally comprises two ancient members among others, and two prominent French musicians, a father and son, have developed intermediary instruments after long study. These creations are said to have completely transformed the violin family.
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iustefans
eveat
stalin
Mechailes
Grapes and the Professor in a Town Romance
Miss Maitland, a wealthy socialite, plots a match with Professor Grant, a widower lecturer. At a lavish dinner the couple confronts social pressure and a theft dispute over grapes. A stolen-fruit scandal prompts a quiet reconciliation as Elspeth and Cousin Anna witness the unfolding drama.
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Miss Maitland
Professor Grant
John Gilpin
Jess
Elspeth Crineron
Anna
Elspeth
Lispeth
earlin Utd
subor
cinile- Me
Giant
Tie
Truth About Fear of Disease Transforms Work Life
A physician argues that fear of illness harms more than the illness itself. Uncertainty undermines courage and work, while symptoms like chest pain may provoke panic. The piece warns that anxiety can degrade judgment and performance, urging acceptance of reality to stay productive.
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iIt
angina peetoris
van
William of Normandy Cave Man Courtship Tale
A nineteenth century tale portrays William of Normandy as a persistent suitor who, after seven years of unreturned affection from Matilda, abducts her in a street confrontation. He seizes her, drags her into the mud, and threatens repetition unless she accepts, leading to an arranged marriage.
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William of
Normandy
Wiliam
Matilda
Flanders
William
Irish Gardener Compliment Quips In Boston Transcript
A lady reader reports a playful compliment from her Irish gardener after she showed him a photograph. He remarks that it would flatter her greatly to look as well as she does in his eyes, uttered with a courteous Irish charm and humor.
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Patrick
Boston Transcript
Napoleon Relic Stolen From Grunnen baum Inn
A sofa Napoleon I rested on before the Battle of Jena was stolen from the Grunnen baum Inn by Germans. Earlier, in 1864, the saber given to Napoleon by Paris at the birth of the king of Rome vanished from Stulzenfelds castle, with Blucher's sword and Prince Murat's saber also taken.
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Napoleon
Napoleon I
Jena
Grunnenbaum
Paris
Rome
Stulzenfelds
Waterloo
Prince Murat
Blucher
Kaneas City
Str
South Georgia Island and Shackleton’s resting place
An excerpt recounts South Georgia’s geography near Cane Horn, Shackleton’s plan to rest there, and Captain Cook’s earlier claim. It notes Cook’s misjudgment, naming of Isle of Georgia, and the site’s later use by New England sealers who slaughtered over a million fur seals and harvested elephant oil from sea elephants.
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South Georgia
Ernest Shackleton
Cane Horn
Captain Cook
South Georgia island
terra Incognia Australis
George HI
New England
Antarctic
Household Words Not Old And New In Language History
A compact survey traces the age of common terms such as starvation first used in 1775 by Henry Dundas and explains Coleridge coinage of intensify and outsider. It notes outsiders at Polk’s 1844 convention and lists mid-seventeenth century words like sculptor umbrella opera mulct and pentancula along with eighteenth century defenses of terms like timid concede and idiom.
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Henry Dundes
Starvation Dundas
Coleridge
James K. Polk
Bentley
George Campbell
English Archers Lose Home in Regent's Park
The Royal Toxophilite Society plans to relocate its Regent's Park headquarters housing archery relics. The collection includes a 2600 B C bow and arrows from Sakkarah Egypt and a 1764 bow gifted by Mahomet Effendi after a field shot a quarter mile from the park.
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Royal
England
Regent’s park
Archers’ hall
Sakkarah
Egypt
Mahomet Effendi
Sublime Porte
Mahmoud
Scientists link ice age oceans to reef growth and land rise
Scientists argue during the glacial period oceans stood 150 to 200 feet lower. Coral reefs formed as coastlines shifted upward, with reef growth tracking rising seas. Submarine shelves on now emerged coasts show former submergence evidence.
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T. W. Vaughan
United States geological survey
Preservation of Fabre cottage in Provence becomes national property
London Times notes the chamber voted to make the Hermas or cottage where entomologist Henri Fabre lived and died national property. Provençais demand a similar honor for Mistral at Mallane, where his widow and the poet’s dog reside, collar reading E am Jougeor, the dog of the poet Mistral.
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Serignan
Provence
Henri Fabre
Mistral
Malllane
Jougeor
London Times
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onear Atlantic & Pacific
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Hackett
beiining
Love Point
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PENINSULA FERRY CORPORATION
Equitable
Plaza
California
MARTHA MACWILLIAMS
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Dick Jackson
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Artis Maitland
Grant
la Sure
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Sir Ernest Shackleton Greeps
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