Grace R Henry Homestead Assignee Sale Notice
Assignee T Pliny Fisher offers the Grace R Henry Homestead in Caroline county Maryland for sale at the Denton Court House between 2 and 4 pm with 17 acres including a two story dwelling and outbuildings. One half cash day of sale and half due in six months with interest, secured by purchaser note. title papers at purchaser expense. Leonard F Covey to auction.
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Grace R. Henry
Harvey L. Cooper
T. Pliny Fisher
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Boonsboro
Bridgetown
Sylvester
Benedict Weaver
S. Asbury Henry
Orphans’ Court
MOLLIE MITCHELL
HENRY F. MITCHELL
The Bridal Gown and a Gift of Love
Lou Andrus, a seventy two year old widow, helps a young factory worker Helen Jones obtain a wedding dress by sewing it herself. The story follows their bond, preparations for the ceremony, and Lou’s quiet joy as she imagines a future for Helen and Will Trent, ending with Lou reflecting on a cherished photograph of a long dead lover.
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ANDRUS
Lou
Eben Gray
Bessie Burns
Lou Andrus
Chen Gray
Trent
Louw
Helen Jones
Jones
Helen
Mrs. Howard
Will
Lilelen
Country Doctor Passing Down Road to Oblivion
The article laments rural physician shortages as towns lose doctors to urban centers. Dr William Alen Pusey argues high medical education costs deter rural students and rural districts cannot pay current service prices. Improved highways may lessen rural isolation though, potentially offsetting declines in country practice.
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William Alen Pusey
American Medical association
American Merccury
Pusey
Blisfolin
elty
Terre Haute
Treat Coal As Raw Material Not Fuel In Europe Data
Basil Miles notes Europe shifts coal view from fuel to raw material. Germany experiments to extract squid combustible from coal gain pace with a Merseburg factory. Rheno Westphalian mines, Tar Improvement company back Berglus process to produce liquid fuel from coal. 4,000,000 marks capital planned for new firm.
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Europe
Basil Miles
International Chamber of Commerce
Germany
German dye trust
Merseburg
Tar Improvement company
Wealth and Wits Clash in a Quiet Dilemma
A refined woman confides to a friend that though Harry is rich she cannot be happy with a partner she deems intellectually inferior. The friend advises withholding the truth so the suitor remains unaware of the disparity.
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Harry
Color Perception in Night Animals Shown By Professor
Prof F M Grege of Nebraska Wesleyan University reports that cats dogs and raccoons see the world as gray. In color tests they learned to respond to shade brightness rather than vivid hues, with the fox terrier dog fastest to learn, followed by the cat and finally the raccoon.
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F. M. Grege
Nebraska Wesleyan university
Napoleon the Liberator Moments of Happiness
In Emil Ludwig's Napoleon, the general recalls happiest times after first victories in Italy when crowds hailed him as liberator. He reflects on marriage and the birth of his son as contentment, and notes early promise at twenty six amid soaring masses and a world fading beneath him.
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Napoleon
Tilsit
Preussisch-Dylan
Pruessia
Italy
iberatorer
Emil Ludwig
Youthful solicitor changes course at door
An Indianapolis man in his early twenties answers a doorbell to a teenage magazine salesman. The boy, about sixteen or seventeen, asks if the mother is home and if she will subscribe to magazines. Trying a last pitch, he asks about Youth's Companion before ending the encounter.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Jury Asked for Beer After Inquest Verdict
Sir James Crichton-Brown, newly appointed medical director of an asylum, attended an inquest into a patient’s heart death. The jury, mostly laborers, found natural causes but added they hoped he would treat them to beer, and the coroner approved.
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James Crichton-Brown
Sleep and sleep's pull as told by Cervantes
The passage reflects on sleep's encompassing hold, likening it to a cloak that nourishes the body and cools thirst, a universal commodity that bridges class and status. It notes a single caveat, sleep's resemblance to death, and the subtle line between waking and final rest as Cervantes observed.
African Treasure Sought In Distant Gold Cave Tale
An Africander trusts in a legendary cave of gleaming gold described by a Kaffir in Krugersdorp and the Orange River country. A Boer family has hunted for years a parcel of diamonds said to be handed to an ancestor by an Englishman fleeing justice. The packet, containing many large stones, was hidden in an ant heap at dusk and then forgotten, raising fears of pursuit by mounted police.
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Krugersdorp
Orange river
Vain Search for Treasure in Bush Ends with Skeleton Found
An Australian miner hunted for a mine his partner discovered and perished over. the bush yielded no fortune as his skeleton was later found. In the Sahara a group of French scientists narrowly escaped thirst while seeking a lost caravan of precious stones said to have vanished in a sandstorm and never reached Timbuctoo.
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Sahara
Timbuctoo
When Trees Grow They Grow Across Spring and Summer
The American Tree Association challenges common beliefs about tree growth. In southern Pennsylvania, native forest trees reach about 90 percent of their height during 40 days of spring and early summer, not throughout the entire season.
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American Tree association
Pennsylvania
Think It Over He is greatest whose strength carries up
A compact aphorism on virtue and influence. The maximal impact of character is measured by the reach of one’s appeal and the spread of his influence among others.
Age of Deception
A terse quotation notes that everything in the world deceives you except good food, attributed to Woman's Home Companion.
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J. L. Everngam & Son
Beau
DENTON AUTO COMPANY
Ford
DENTON, MARYLAND
THE
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
DENTON, MD
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hollingsworth
Airlliner
Melingoot MILLINERY
INFANT'S APPAREL
Harrington
Delaware
Guernseys
Jerseys
CREADICK & BILLING
Leonard F. Covey
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Hammermill Bond
Tuk DENTON JOURNAL
W. I. NORRIS
THe PEOPLes BANK
Columbia
J. FRANK WRIGHT
SECOND ST
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
John W. Funk
Daisy V. Funk
Circuit Court
Daisy Y. Funk
Caroline
THOMAS J. KEATING
T. CLAYTON HORSEY
D. J. Walsh
Jace
Cervantes
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