Return of Wilfred Dorsett Reunites Family in a Gifts of Bonds
Old Abner Dorsett mourns the loss of his son Wilfred whose gambling caused a ruin of fifteen thousand dollars. Wilfred returns home with funds earned in Alaska to replace the bonds, while Una Walden stands by him. The family rejoices as the son is welcomed back and the bonds are restored.
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Emotion Is Handicap to Women in Mental Tasks
A Glasgow University study by physiologist R D Gillespie reports women show a about 7 percent higher pulse rise than men during identical mental work. He suggests an emotional factor may play a role, based on tests with digits on a moving tape, though results are inconclusive. The piece urges testing men and women in similar work for fair assessment.
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Glasgow University
R. D. Gillespie
Gillespie
The Guest and the Pie Riddle Told by Outlook
A tale of two house visits where a guest praises a poor pie yet stays silent on a better one. The hostess asks why, and the guest answers that the first pie needed praise to set a favorable mood, revealing a wry joke about perception and social flattery.
Sacramento Shad Outshines Eastern Cousin In Commerce
The Sacramento river shad dominates trade while the eastern shad declines toward extinction. The Potomac bake, a major Chamber of Commerce event, is largely fed by Sacramento stock, according to the San Francisco Bulletin.
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Washington
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Mice Refute Belief of Fire Start By Gnawing Matches
Engineers at Underwriters Laboratories in New York tested the idea that mice ignite fires by gnawing matches. They placed mice in a cage with only matches as sustenance. None of the mice touched the matches, and after a few days they were released to avoid starvation.
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New York
Lost call clues point to former telegraph worker
The speaker frets about unanswered bells as Vorace notes the girl once worked at a telephone exchange, hinting at a plotted contact or signal dimmed by past roles. The fragment suggests a mystery tied to communications and a prior job.
Conclusive remark on mental state in Berlin court
A Berlin court again raises issues of mental fitness with a lawyer quoting a German jurist. The comment notes that murder evidence and remarriage are used to argue about sanity in a high profile case.
Novelists Mistakes in Lea Story About NinetyNine Sheep
The Boston Transcript notes a mix up in Fanny Ueaslip Lea's tale where a shepherd is said to bring home ninety nine sheep, but I E clarifies the proper count was the hundredth lost. The exchange highlights errors in a Victorian era fiction line.
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Fanny Ueaslip Lea
Reverence for God Highlighted in Gospel Herald Verse
The Gospel Herald extols reverence for God rising as one meditates on Lily’s unmatched worth and considers the wonderful works shown to humanity. The excerpt emphasizes devotion and contemplation of divine deeds.
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Elect and Non-Elect the Whosoever Wills Echoes
A terse philosophical line contrasts the elect and non-elect as whosoever wills versus who soever won'ts, reflecting a religious-provocative viewpoint echoed in period discourse.
Sin and Profit He who alus for profit: shall not profit by this ging
A fragmentary aphorism appears in archaic form, warning that pursuing profit leads to no real gain. The line cites a moral rule attributed to Schous, though the spelling and attribution suggest OCR-era garbled text.
Parcel descriptions from 1926 Caroline County land sale
In 1926 between 2 and 4 p m the second district of Caroline Mary land describes Parcel No. 1 a lot with 52 feet frontage on a 50 foot street and 281 feet along a private road Lot 69 in Cooper subdivision as recorded in Liber J K S No 71 folio 416 417 Parcel No. 2 comprises two lots 60 and 61 with 100 feet frontage on a 50 foot street and depths of 180 feet described in deeds from P Alan Goldsborough to J Calvin Smith dated July 9 1909 and October 7 1914 recorded in Liber L B T No St Jolie 125 and Liber U B T No Sh Jolie 509 and conveys land to Lucy May Poore in Caroline County.
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Caroline County
Maryland
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P. Alan Goldsborough
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Lucy May Poore
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Public sale notice of Federalsburg property in Denton Maryland
By virtue of a deed of trust from Nora S Laure to EL Williamson and others, the undersigned will sell at public auction in the Courthouse door Denton Maryland the Federalsburg parcel in Caroline County. The land description references plat by EL Spicer and bounds: south 61 degrees west 63 feet and other lines to a starting point.
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Das. EL Walliamson
Caroline County
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Wilbert L. Merrikken
Denton
Maryland
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EL EL Spicer
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