Real Estate of Ellen Poor in Caroline County Orphans Court
In the matter of Ellen Poor deceased the Orphans Court of Caroline County convenes to settle real estate and administer estate assets with proceedings and orders to effectuated distribution under applicable laws.
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Ellen Poor
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
HARVEY L. COOPER
c. t.a
Cycline county
JOAN F. DAWSON
J.OLAN CLARK
WM. I. DEEN
Orphans’ Court of
Caro- AMA Wesabe
Lizzie Corkell
Circuit Court
CHARLES R. NEAL
Harvey L. Canper
THOMAS L. DAY
Provence Roses and a Garden of Remembrance
A widower father and his five children plant a Provence rose in a yew hedged garden to honor their mother. Thirty years later John Harcourt, now a wealthy financier, recalls the scene while advising a young woman on a risky investment. He inherits memories of his sister who urged him to be good and honest, and the scent of roses ties past and present to a moral turning point.
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gayety
Mr. Harcourt
Eleanor
Ife
Johuule
Johnnie
Johnie
papa
Jolnnle
bebind
Nettie
Tie
hinty
John Starcourt
sip
John Harcourt
Tifs
Banana Jelly company
John Warcourt
Phinish Fishtall company
neeilework
John
ime
Hampshire
Aubrey Cheshi
Anne
Ike
Janet
Aubrey Churelhi
giory
aAnne
The Flirtation of Anne in a Bus Stop Romance
Anne travels to Brentwood to meet Aubrey Cheshire by chance after Janet Farr programs a weekend house party haul. A mistaken plan, a magazine excerpt, and a bold wager spark a playful pursuit aboard a long train ride ending with Anne admitting she set the scene herself for a destined rendezvous.
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Janet Farr
Halliwell
Anne
Janet fini
Brentwood
Janet
hlm
Juanet
Tresto
Silex
Falr
Anne S
Gladys Whitcomb
The Finn ish Fishtail Company Scheme Ends in Ruin
John Harcourt mourns, writes a post office letter, and funds from gullible investors push him to act. He realizes tomorrow he may regret his sentimental foolhardiness as he posts the bill to the Finn ish Fishtail company and leaves the office poorer. He reflects on the rose fragrance and whispers a brief thanks to God.
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Falf
John Harcourt
Finneish Fishtail company
Ife
Jenst
Tongued Ancestors and Courtroom Lineage Joke
An Irish gentleman counsels a London physician with a wry reply about his family history. The patient explains their lineage depends on the judge and jury who tried them, joking that their family has long lived west of Ireland and their age rests on legal outcomes.
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London
Ireland
Strand Magazine
Embarrassing Parlor Visit Sparks Humorous Exchange
In London Tit-Bits a scene unfolds as Miss Prauyn’s mother demands intentions, and the girl cries down from stairs that the one is not yet. A Maiden Aunt mocks aunt Caroline’s method with Johnny and notes most injunctions are don'ts. A Chicago Tribune quip joins with a niece remark about the Ten Commandments.
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Patty Cannon
Bolson
Cratk
Caroline
Johnny
Abigail
Chicago Tribune
English court punishes gambler with fine and prison
An IQ prisoner convicted as a common gambler is brought before a English court. The judge sentences him to a 50 pound fine and three years six months in a state prison. The offender nonchalantly claims he already has the money in his pants pocket. The exchange ends with a jokey, taunting remark from the judge.
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ao Couimion
Bellman
Cat as Business Role Model Cited by London Express
The London Express argues cats are not heroes but clever, self serving, valuing "Business Is business." It critiques men who imitate such traits, praising selfish cunning and warning against honoring the feline approach in human affairs.
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Jook
London Express
Rattlesnakes and Their Odd Powers
Some people claim rattlesnakes eject venom through fangs and also throw poisonous dust. Others say certain individuals can smell a snake from a distance.
Told on Herself by a Smooth Faced Youth
A courtroom scene features a smooth faced young man, Mr Tuffeigh, and Matilda as a judge interrupts with a pointed remark. The dialogue hints at a tense exchange where truth and accusation surface amid skepticism.
No Chance and Maxims Echo in a Chicago Tale
An old Chicago Tribune quotation exchange features a boastful boarder and a maxim quoting boarder. The speaker declares he will never knock at any door while a neighbor asserts opportunity knocks at every door. The piece contrasts a cautious homeowner with a cynical street wisdom remark.
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Chicago Tribune
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