Public Sale of Valuable House and Personal Property
Public auction at Second St Denton on Monday October 29 1928 begins at ouclock p m rain or shine selling three metal beds springs and mattresses two feather beds three dressers two wash stands one overstuffed living room suit one buffet extension table six dining room chairs one breakfast suit one kitchen cabinet one kitchen table one Landis high speed washing machine wringer and wash tubs one Lorain range one 9x12 rug matting window blinds one rocking chair three porch chairs one sewing table two oil lamps one New Taylor oil cook stove tot of dishes and cooking utensils one refrigerator other articles too numerous to mention Also one 1927 Tudor Ford Sedan only driven 6000 miles and is in good condition.
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Landis
Taylor
Denton sale of frame dwelling October 30 1928
On Tuesday October 30 1928 between two and three o'clock I will offer for sale in front of the Courthouse door in Denton the two story frame dwelling at the corner of Second Street and Riverton Avenue with pipeless furnace electric lights bath tubs wall cabinet ironing board and garage, lot 60 by 168 feet including building lot on Riverton Avenue. Personal property cash. Terms to be announced by Oron F. Smith and James Temple, Auctioneer.
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Denton
Second St
Riverton Ave
Riverton Avenue
Sheriff Sale Real Estate in Preston Maryland
Sheriff William F. Jackson offers at public auction the property of Agnes H Harper now Agnes H George in Preston on Railroad Avenue. The sale, on Tuesday October 23 1928 between two and four pm, at the courthouse door in Denton Maryland, follows two writs of fieri facias against Nathaniel B Harper and Agnes N Harper by Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Cambridge. Auctioneer James Temple to assist.
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Caroline County
Queen Anne’s County
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Cambridge
Maryland
United States
Nathaniel B. Harper
N. B. Harper
Agnes N. Harper
Agnes H. Waorper
Agnes H. George
Ali
Agnes H. Harper
Railroad Avenue
Preston
James R. Philips
Denton
William F. Jackson
Only Way to Hold a Husband Ends in Gingerbread Lesson
Aunt Jen recounts Blanch and Peter a mismatched couple. Blanch's jealousy rises after Peter snubs meals, hints at infidelity, and visits Hattie King restaurant where Peter comforts a young waitress. The aunt reveals her theory and Blanch sees Peter fed at home, concluding wives must cook to hold a husband.
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Blanch
Peter
Bhlinech
Henry
Sal
Dante
Jen
Wien-Uste
Helen of Troy
Binneh
Newts
Hattie King
Gwe
Rhineh
Blanet
Hattle Ring
Walt
Blanel
Hatte King
Rhinehb
Map Envisions Tactile London Guide for Blind Travelers
A praised concept for a relief map of London enabling blind readers to grasp major streets, sights, and access routes by fingertip feel. Existing embossed plans for the underground network aid navigation, with diagrams showing tube construction and station widths beyond passenger needs.
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London
Excavation Plan Aims to Reveal Ancient Sybaris After 24 Centuries
The Greek city Sybaris, lost for 24 centuries in a marshland area near Taranto, will be excavated with 60 million lira funded by the Italian government. Archaeologists hope to uncover daily life details from centuries past and perhaps new insights into Sybaris’s rivalry with Croton, which allegedly diverted a river to erase the city.
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Sybar
South Tay
Gulf of Taranto
Ttaffan
Syhbaris
Croton
Pompell
Astronomer Builds Moon Model in Los Angeles Studio
An astronomer in Los Angeles uses a plaster moon model drilled with a dentist drill to mimic craters. Photographs from Mount Wilson Observatory and his own twoigh powered telescopes aid in shaping the relief surface for an accurate lunar replica.
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Los Angeles
When a man can support two chil dren he has ten
A terse quotation from the Star reflects on wealth and responsibility, noting the paradox that limited means can imply broader social burdens or ironic outcomes.
Aged Criticism in Early Commentary
The Atehison Globe laments universal fault finding of elders toward youth from ancient to modern times, noting persistent critical stance across generations. It frames criticism as a long standing habit dating back to biblical ages, reflecting on social attitudes.
What factors hinder happiness in marriage
The question explores common barriers to marital happiness, noting that both women and men can contribute to or face challenges. It suggests examining personal expectations, communication gaps, financial stress, incompatible values, and external pressures as key factors shaping relationship satisfaction.
Two Goddesses of Health Named Hygeia and Salus
The Greek goddess of health was Hygeia and the Roman equivalent was Salus, denoting twin personifications of well being. The names symbolize medical care and public health in ancient myth. Hygeia represents cleanliness and disease prevention, while Salus embodies safety and welfare.
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Hygeia
Salus
Stella Marlowe Returns to Mary Knowlton's Garden
Stella Marlowe, now forty, revisits the village garden and old friend Mary Knowlton. A chance encounter with Philip Mase, her former adoring suitor, rekindles past feelings as Stella wrestles with career demands and a desire for ordinary life. Mary’s sudden illness shifts Stella from planned rest to shared work restoring cherries and reawakening old ambitions.
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Tella Marlowe
Mary Knowlton
Philip Muse
Stella Marlowe
Mary
Stella Marlow
Mary Knowton
Stella
Phil
Phil Mase
Sweet Peas
Philip Mase
Flo
Philip Mose
Stellan
Notise
Liice
Ecity
German Cooks Cling to Established Ideas
Al Woods, a theater magnate, cites German cooking as proverbially traditional. He notes Germany’s morals softened after the war but cooking remains unchanged, with preserved plums and chicken, peaches with beef, duck with apple sauce, and cranberry sauce with turkey. He recalls boili ng trout and a century old fruit anecdote from a shipwreck.
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al Woods
Germany
Black Forest
Detroit News
Debated German Herons and Fisheries Bounty
The article discusses the long standing view of German herons as picturesque, noting fisheries interests pushed for a bounty claiming the birds reduce fish supply. It also mentions counterarguments in favor of the herons and ongoing debate over their presence.
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Germany
Local footballer pursued by fans after penalty claim
The Los Angeles Times notes an exchange where Bob Royer asks Elizabeth Maupin about a Bolly HI football player lingering around. She replies she penalized him five nights for holding.
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Bob Royer
Elizabeth Maupin
Hollywood
Los Angeles Times
Snow Storm Development Across Gulf to Atlantic
A weather note explains how warm air masses move from the Gulf states northeastward along the Atlantic coast. When these currents rise north enough, they cool and precipitate as snow, driven by an east wind back draft.
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Gulf States
Atlantic Seaboard
Butterfly found at high Ecuadorian elevation
A small butterfly has been found in Ecuador at an elevation of 16 500 feet. Butterflies and mosquitoes are known in warm regions and have been noted even in extreme Arctic regions.
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Ecuador
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J. L. Everngam & Son
Lug
Allen
Alleh’s
Parlor Furnace
Allen’s
Oron F. Smith
James Temple
Sheriff’s Sale
Belmont
Denton, MO
W.F. Murphey
J.S. Long
Ridgely, Md
J. H. Williams
Magnolia, del
M. A. Brackett
Dentist Market St
Over Denton Auto Co
Qmay
Walsh
Hattle King
Old City
Atehison Globe
Dr. Walsh
L&r
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