Madge Buckly Manages Boarding House After Father’s Death
Madge Buckly, twenty, runs her late husband’s house as a boarding establishment to support her widowed mother. She faces petty rivalries among female boarders, a steady influx of guests, and the arrival of her cousin Tom West, a trustworthy newcomer from South America, whom she must learn to trust amid evolving household dynamics.
Tom West Wins Love In Elmhurst Wedding Tale
In Elmhurst Madge, caring for her aunt, wins the admiration of Tom West at a boarders’ home. After Madge helps his ailing aunt, Tom proclaims his affection, and they marry. Three months later they depart for a prolonged honeymoon as Tom reveals he sought love for its own sake and wealth was set aside.
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Pitkin
Tom West
Madge
Tom
Surprise
Joey
Maidge
Waoy South
Elmhurst
Abbey Herron
Orst Sight
Abbey
Negro Waiters Given Credit for Cake Walk
The cake walk traces its origin to Negro waiters at Southern barbecues, who balanced trays to rhythmic steps. It emerged as a popular dance form, contrasted with ancient examples of coordinated labor, and is recognized as a distinct American dance expression.
Great Slave Lake's Size and Discovery Overview
Great Slave Lake lies in Canada's northwest and is the fourth largest freshwater body in North America. It stretches about 3% miles long and 60 miles wide at its broadest, with its discovery and naming credited to Samuel Wearne during an exploratory 1771–72 Arctic coast voyage along copper deposits of the Cuppermine river.
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Great Slave Lake
Canada
America
Superior
Tureen
Michigan
Samuel Wearne
Arctic
Cuppermine River
Use of Trouble as Trials to the Child of God
A reflective meditation by Floyd W. Tomkins questions how life’s trials reveal spiritual growth. It frames trials as hurdles to better selves, sorrows as prelude to future glory, and annoyances as insects that energize effort toward mastery.
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God
Floyd W. Tomkins
Pulpwood Ages for Paper Trees Touted by U S Forest Experts
The American Tree association of Washington notes pulpwood can be grown in 20 to 80 years or more, with profitable plantations of Norway spruce white spruce and red spruce. Spruce is highlighted as ideal for papermaking pulp.
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American Tree Association of Washington
Wolves in decline warn of sheepish selfers
Government statistics show wolves becoming fewer, prompting concerns about selfers in sheep's clothing and the broader implications for pastoral ecosystems.
Service on committees reveals diverse people, says News Herald
The News Herald editorial notes the wide variety of people encountered on soliciting committees, highlighting the value of broad experience in community service.
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Inilsboro News-Herald
Early Sewing Machine Introduction in England Patented
The text notes Thomas Saint likely introduced the sewing machine into England and patented a machine design on July 17, 1790, indicating an early stage in sewing machine history with Saint as a key figure.
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England
Thomas Saint
Relative of Signer Betsy Rods' Husband
Relative of Betsy Rods' husband was John Ross, son of an Episcopal clergyman, and nephew of George Ross, signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Betsy Rods
John Ross
George Ross
The Shannons of Broadway Light Up Maryland Theatre
James Gleason’s third hit in a decade The Shannons of Broadway opens a week at the Maryland Theatre Baltimore October 22 with Harry Tyler and Gladys Crosius in the lead as Mickey and Emma Shannon. The show follows vaudeville singers who run a dilapidated hotel in a New England town through a string of comic clashes and heartstring moments.
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James Gleason
Gleason
Harry Tyler
Gladys Crosius
Mickey
Emma Shannon
Mr. Gleason
Lucille Webster
Maryland
New York
Mickey Shannon
Shannons
Broadway
New England
Local Social Notes from Shenandoah Valley to Wilmington
Messrs Maurice Hall and Joseph Harrington spend a week on a motor trip through Shenandoah Valley. Mrs Fred Powell and daughter Christine return home after visiting Philadelphia friends. Mr and Mrs Ernest Baughley and mother visited Chester Pa. Mrs James A Smith returns from Wilmington after time with Judge and Mrs Hugh Morris. Mrs Mabel Bradford of Wilmington visits her mother Mrs B L Derrickson. Mr and Mrs Harry Ward of Elizabeth N J call on former friends here. Mr and Mrs Wilson M Winyard of Milford spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs W W Sharp. Mrs Flora 3 Hussy of Chester visits Mr and Mrs J L Hopkins.
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Maurice Hall
Joseph Harrington
Shenandoah Valley
Fred Powell
Christine
Philadelphia
Ernest Baughley
Eldred Baughley
Chester
James A. Smith
Hugh Morris
Wilmington
Mabel Bradford
B. L. Derrickson
Harry Ward
Elizabeth
N. J
Wilson M. Winyard
Milford
W. W. Sharp
Flora 3. Hussy
J. L. Hopkins
Public sale of farm personal property at Whiteley homestead
Seller will auction on Wednesday October 31 1928 starting 10 o clock at Whiteley homestead one half mile from Preston on Stone road to Choptank. Items include bay horses Jersey cows tested TB implements tools harnesses farm gear and household items. Cash on small sums or credit terms up to 9 months with notes. No removal until terms met. CHAS A WHITELEY T F Covey Auct Citas B Harrison Clerk.
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Whiteley Homestead
Preston
Stone Road
Choptank
Chas
A. Whiteley
Citas
B. Harrison
Real Estate in Third Election District near Denton sale
Assignee Wesley E Thawley will offer at public sale in front of Denton Courthouse Maryland the mortgage property in Caroline county with two parcels and improvements including a six room bungalow and a barn. The sale follows a January 1223 mortgage to Starvey L Cooper later assigned, with terms requiring half cash at sale and balance on ratification.
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Sarah EE. Redden
Orlando J. Redden
Starvey L. Cooper
Wesley E. Thawley
Caroline County
State of Maryland
Denton
Maryland
Denton-Anthony’s Mill Road
Pritchett
Henry Twin
Eno Ziegler
Enos
George Neal Morris
Redden
Zeigler and Redden Land
Zeigler Land
Sarah E. Redden
Fred J. Wright
Sara EB. Redden
Linwood Eaton
Calvert C. Merrik
Wesley
Thawley
Long Fodder Lot for Quick Sale by James Good
A nice lot of Long Fodder offered by James Good located on State Road near Burraville Maryland. Quick buyer pays right price and may contact for purchase. Date reference 10-20-Itp indicates year or local notation.
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James Good
State Road
Burraville
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