Public sale of Caroline County Maryland farm by attorneys
The owners’ attorneys announce a public sale in front of the Denton Maryland courthouse for a tract in Caroline County on the Greensboro to Burrsville road. The property includes about 16 acres of timber and lines of buildings and offers flexible payment terms including one third cash and two deferred payments. Possession and deed upon full payment. plat and survey shown at sale. title at purchaser expense. Lewis & Knotts represent the owners. F P Covey to act as auctioneer.
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Circuit Court
Caroline county
William H. Breeding
Daisy Breeding
Kemp
Court House
town-of-Kenton
Maryland
Preston
State road
DENTON JOURNAL
Denton
Lydia Watson
Henry C. Rawlings
Lydia Hutson
Greensboro
LEWIS & KNOTTS
F. P. Covey
Property Auction Notice in Caro Line County Maryland
Between two and four o clock p m the following described real estate in Caro Line County Maryland is offered for sale. The tract lies along a county road from Gilpins Point to Hog Creek Mills and follows the old fence lines to Berries Branch, containing more or less as mortgaged. Terms: one half cash on sale day, balance in six months with interest bearing note. Title papers at purchaser expense. William Brewster Deen James Temple and Assignee.
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Caroline county
Maryland
Berries Branch
Gilpin’s Point
Hog Creek Mills
WILLIAM BREWSTER DEEN
JAMES TEMPLE
air service
Eis
tts
Kansas City Star
Sergeant Ruth Farnum at Chautauqua
Sergeant Ruth Farnum, sole woman soldier in the Allies' army besides Russia, will lecture on women and children in wartime. She witnessed the Goer War, Pekin siege, and Russo-Japanese War, served in Serbia, earned multiple Serbian decorations, and will discuss wartime reconstruction needs. Dr Newell Dwight Hillis praised her storytelling.
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Ruth Farnum
Serbia
Bulgaria
Austria
Brod
Varnum
Newell Dwight Hillis
Pamahasika's Pets Highlight Last Chautauqua Night
The program features a children oriented evening headlined by Phe Wop and Pamahasika's Famous Pets. Professor Mamalasika presents trained Australian cockatoos macaws and other animals performing tricks, including a miniature World War scene with a dramatic fort and flag sequence.
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Pamahasika
Mamalasika
forta place
bate
Opera night at Chautauqua presents Pinafore
The Ath night at Chautauqua features H M S Pinafore with an unusually capable company. The program promises familiar songs including We Sail the Ocean Blue and A Maiden Fair to See. Elaborate scenery and costumes accompany Gilbert and Sullivan’s well known operetta to delight audiences. Hear it at Chautauqua on the 11th evening.
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Chautauqua
Little Buttercup
Aviator Resettles Beyond Wings And Uniform
A released air service flyer talks about leaving aviation life behind and finding hard work in civilian jobs. He recalls missing the cockpit, the thrill of flight, and the sense of purpose from military service, while embracing independence and reintegration into civilian life.
Best Working Time Debates Between Writers Across Eras
The piece surveys authors' preferred work hours, contrasting late night scribblers like Lonefelow Oliphant Tarkington and Wells with early risers such as Thackeray and Parker. It notes varied habits from dawn routines to noon starts, and quotes Shaw criticizing nocturnal labor as drunken.
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Lonefelow
Sir Gilbert Parker
New Superspeed Boat Promised For 1919 Races
Cleve land dispatch reports plans for a two Liberty motor powered speed boat called Miss Cleveland to debut ahead of national and international races in 1919. Enthusiasts expect eighty miles an hour to top the field, with rival boats Miss Minneapolis Miss Detroit and Whip Yo Wil Jr as contenders. Local builders expect the craft to spark a speed boat boom next spring.
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Cleveland
H. J. Walker
Liberty motors
Liberty
Walker
Minneapolis
Detroit
Whip- Yo-Wil, Jr
Nammeum: First Wedding Well Described in Historic Rite
The Nammeum was a large yellow well used in a historic wedding ceremony, covering the Greek and Oman brides. The orange blossom bridal wreath, now common, was brought to Europe by Crusaders as a Christian substitute for the Jewish gilt crown.
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Oman
Europe
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