Assignee's Sale of Real Estate Near Hillsboro Maryland
Public auction in Denton by Fred R. Owens as assignee of a no mortgage from Thomas B Foster and Mabel Foster to Harrison E Price. Two lots in Caroline County near Tuckahoe Creek with detailed deeds from 1919. Cash due day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Foster
Mabel Foster
Harrison E. Price
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Fred R. Owens
Denton
Laura S. Price
Public Sale Held On Mortgage In Enton Maryland
Under a mortgage dated January 1 1920 from Albert C Craft and Edith M Craft to Albert S Handy assigned by Handy to Alice Y Handy and by her to Charles B Harrison for collection the mortgage is recorded in Caroline county Maryland The assignee will sell at public auction in front of the Court House door Enton Maryland to the highest bidder on date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Craft
Edith M. Craft
Albert S. Handy
Alice Y. Handy
Charles B. Harrison
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Court House
Enton
Maryland
Two Lot Maryland Farm Sale in Caroline County
Tuesday October 11 1921 between 2 and 3 PM two adjoining lots in Caroline county Maryland on the north side of the Grove Cemetery to American Corners road. Lot 1 runs along Fowling Creek Branch to a Willoughby corner and Lot 2 shares lines with a 1884 survey. The parcels constitute one farm deeded January 1 1920 to Albert Craft with a 1 ½ story frame dwelling and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance on final ratification or all cash at purchaser option. Assignee auctioneers Charles B Harrison and James Temple.
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Hillsboro
Jno
Caroline county
Maryland
Grove Cemetery
American Corners
Fowling Creek Branch
Willoughby land
John Rumbold
John A. Blanche
Willis Corkran
Albert S. Handy
Albert C. Craft
dresser
CHARLES B. HARRISON
JAMES TEMPLE
Dr W A Smith Dentist Offers Quality Dentistry
Dentistry in all its branches at prices that cannot be equaled in the city. Artificial teeth available at any price. Open daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Appointments by mail or phone.
High Speed Courtship Between Two Racing Girls and Cars
In 1921 a pair of drivers Margaret Eliott and Bob Hathaway race for Baxter across country roads. Margaret in a Ganda Eight beats Bob in a Bramble, finishing first at Baxter then sharing a meal and plans to meet again, praising her car's performance.
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sbig
Scott
Bob Hathaway
Margaret Eliott
fim
Margaret
Mr. Hathaway
Hut Bow
Bob
Baxter
Ife
Robert Hathaway
Hob
Peggy
Mayflower Trips and Pilgrim Voyage Highlights
The Mayflower carried colonists to Massachusetts on several occasions, most famously the 1620 voyage with the Pilgrims. The Speedwell failed and 101 aboard left England September 17 1620, reaching Cape Cod November and Plymouth Harbor December, then returning April 5 1621.
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Massachusetts
Plymouth colony
America
Holland
England
Cape Cod
Plymouth
Francis Higginson
Salem
gosternor
John Winthrop
Isaac Johnson
Arbella Johnson
Boston Globe
Ring Superstition on Brides and Wedding Rings
A prominent clergyman argues against the belief that removing the wedding ring after the ceremony brings bad luck. He notes the old superstition and contends that brides who remove the ring early avoid later hesitation to remove it, though many fear the superstition.
Books On Wheels Sell In Streets Of European City
Stevenson spoke of cabbage and kings. Here peanuts and books are sold from a hand cart wheeled through streets to spark demand for ownership. Booksellers push a street market method, bringing books directly to the public rather than urging borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
United States
Popular Science Monthly
No good deed just to please a difficult pupil
A teacher explains to Mrs D why she recommended a student despite finding her impossible. She says she acted to resolve the same dilemma she faces, justifying the means by the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C
Mrs. D
Dangerous Fashion
Damocles sees the suspended sword and voices disapproval of bobbing the ball in a dramatized scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damocles
Volcanic Explosions Classified by Chemical Triggers
An expert from the United States Geophysical Laboratory explains three explosion classes. He notes that explosive mixtures like gunpowder are unlikely in volcanoes, while explosive compounds reacting with oxygen or water commonly drive eruptions. The Mont Pelée dust may resemble aluminum sesquioxide in this mechanism.
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United States geophysical laboratory
Mont Pelce
Man kills wife and himself in Southborough cottage
A jury found Esick Eardley killed himself and his wife during a period of mental unsoundness. The couple, both dead in their home, left a telegram and letter describing the wife’s agony and a plan to end her suffering with gas. The verdict noted temporary insanity and expressed sympathy to relatives.
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Esick
Eardley
Southborough
Seasickness Victims in Famous Voyages
Sir George Trevelyan Darwin and General Gordon all endured severe seasickness on historic voyages. Trevelyan watched a companion recite poetry to ward off illness, Darwin never fully recovered, and Gordon described extreme torment on a voyage to Capetown in 1882, even offering the captain £50 to land at the first port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir George Trevelyan
English channel
France
Trevelyan
Darwin
Beagle
General Gordon
Capetown
Mauritius
Mystery Dauphin Claim Surfaces In American Missionary Tale
The lost dauphin myth spans France and the United States. American missionary Ona Eleazer Williams claimed descent from France and produced evidence he was a ten year old placed with an Indian tribe at Ticonderoga. He never sought official recognition, yet his followers spread literature as new books on Williams appeared amid long standing French doubt and many alleged heirs.
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Louis XVI
Mmarle Antoinette
ona Eleazer Williams
Williams
France
Ticonderoga
N.Y
dauphin
Wiliams
Paris
Louis
Marie Antoinette
Love of life keeps Meaul Mehul and Gossec vibrant
Francois Gossec, a peer of eighteenth century French composers, worked vigorously at his music even at seventy eight. He declined Mehul's funeral invitation saying Death should not be informed to take him, and at over eighty he still hobbled daily to the Opera Comique, once fainting in the street and returning with a quip about the Opera Comique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muale
Francois Gossec
Mehul
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THE
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
DENTON, MARYLAND
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
F. J. WRIGHT Optometrist and Jeweler
DENTON, MD
R. C. JACKSON
Greensboro
Hamilton
Illinois
Baltimore
The JouRNAL
WM. PEPPER CONSTABLE
Maryland Trust
Elkton
ST. PAUL
REAL ESTATE
E. W. Gordy
Tuckahoe Creek
W. A. SMITH
Peewee
pee rere
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
MAYFLOWER
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