Western Union sees vast money forwarded by wire
A Western Union Telegraph Co monthly notes 3,798,548 money orders totaling over 250 million dollars sent last year. The largest single sum was 250,000 dollars and the smallest one cent. Noted causes include travel, work away from home, and traveling salesmen.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Dots and Cashes
New York
Chicago
Remodeled Barn Made into Camp for Girls
An old gray barn near New York City was remodeled into a girls camp by the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The three story barn with stalls and a silo became Greybarns, housing fifty five girls for five weeks, offering wholesome outdoor play and health gains.
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New York City
New York Association
W. H. Matthews
Hygela Magazine
Catskill Mountains
Greybarns
OP Dobbin g horse you are a wonderful thing
The piece extols an automobile lacking modern hassles such as buttons horns and licenses. It celebrates self starting, no gear shifting, reliable ignition, and economical upkeep. It praises a smooth frame and evergreen style with low demands, noting a note about American Forests and Forest Life.
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Faith and the Future excerpt on patience versus initiative
Mazzini argues against those who urge patient reform and leave action to rulers. He warns that such delays threaten a slide toward monarchy and calls for a decisive, durable reorganization to avert crisis. The passage critiques reliance on elites and promotes proactive popular initiative.
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Mazzidh
Bobwhite and Quail Names Distinguish Bird Species
A note discusses how bobwhite is the common name for the native American quail, specifically Colinus virginianus. It explains the male’s note sounds like bedwhite and notes regional naming differences, with Southern states using partridge for the same species, while the North uses different names for others.
Forged cameos flood a collector's precious works
A French count spent large sums on a collection of cameos and intaglios only to find widespread forgeries. After investing $25,000, he faced so many fakes that he admitted losing hope of distinguishing them from authentic pieces and pitted the forgeries against genuine items for a fraction of their cost.
Man settles forty five year shoe debt in California
David Nightingale formerly bought shoes in 1882 at John Dilckman�s Peckskill New York store and left for California without paying. He recently returned to settle the debt finding the shoeman retired but still untruthful. Nightingale paid 31 and 35 more, the original price plus estimated interest to date.
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David Nightingale
John Dilckman
Peckskill N. Y
California
Nightingale
Makes Em Loafers. Aman Half-Baked Woman
A humorous Farm and Fireside note on loafers and dough, suggesting riches do not ensure wisdom. The quip implies a woman can be half-baked despite money, reflecting early 20th century gender humor.
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Aoman
Where Intellect Fails Nothing Info Is Ruled by Intellect Alone
Quote from American Magazine notes that knowledge and consequence are governed by intellect, suggesting that intellect guides decision and value beyond mere information. The line emphasizes reasoning over sentiment in evaluating truths and outcomes.
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Intellect
American Magazine
Airy Fancy We Suppose Aviators Wives Search Air Pockets
A lighthearted note from Ladies' Home Journal imagines aviators' wives probing their husbands air pockets for clues or comfort, reflecting playful attitudes toward early flight and domestic life.
One Point of View We Eve Not to Ourselves
Fragmentary notice conveys reflection on life and work with elusive meaning. It presents no clear event, date, or named entities, making interpretation difficult.
Revenue sale notice for Aaron Johnson property in Caroline County
Circuit Court of Caroline County orders publication of notice for three weekly ads before October 8 1928 to show cause why sale of Aaron Johnsons real estate for 1925 1926 taxes should not be ratified and confirmed. Judge Thomas J. Keating clerk Glayton Horsey true copy.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
T. Frank Seward
Maryland
Aaron Johnson
Edwin E. Murphy
W. Leonard Prattis
Caroline
Alex Hubbard
Public Sale of Household Goods in Denton
Paul Sewell, owner, announces a public auction of his nearly new household furniture at his Denton home on Franklin Street on Tuesday September 11 1928 at 10 o clock. Items include a Karpen tapestry lounge suite, mahogany furniture lamps beds rugs a refrigerator and more. Cash up to $10 with six months credit on larger sums upon approved security. removal after terms. James Temple is auctioneer and Josiah A. Beck clerk.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Street
Denton
Wallace Nuttig
Notice to creditors for the estate of Ihza A Beulah
Late of Caroline county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased must exhibit them to the subscriber with vouchers, duly authenticated, on or before March 22, 1929, or be excluded from all benefits of the estate. Given under my bond September 4, 1928. Karl Beulah, Administrator of Ihza A Beulah, deceased.
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Caroline County
Real estate tax sale confirmed for Edwin E Murphy years 1924 1925 1926
Lands assessed to Edwin E Murphy for 1924 1925 and 1926 were offered to pay state and county taxes levied for those years. Proceedings were examined and found regular. Provisions of law complied with. Confirmed this date. True copy Pest Clayton Horsey, Clerk.
Lands Assessed to W. Leonard Prattis 1925 and 1926
Circuit Court for Caroline County issues notice on lands assessed to W. Leonard Prattis for 1925 and 1926 regarding sale of real estate. Proceedings involve the county court and designate property under assessment.
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W. Leonard Prattis
Lands Assessed to Alex Hubbard Across Six Years Sale
Real estate assessed to Alex Hubbard and heirs is listed for sale across 1920 to 1926. The sale is contested with a request that the sale not be ratified. True copy on record by Tes Ty Slayton Horsey, Clerk.
Free box with Pepso Cel bottle offer
A. E. Schuh advertises Pepso Cel with a free box of A. E. S. Cold and Lagrippe Tablets for stomach troubles. New formula medicine sold by the manufacturers only, price 60 cents for one bottle, two bottles for 60 cents each, or three bottles for $1.60, includes three boxes of tablets. Address 3610 Parkside Drive Baltimore Md. (8-18-6t).
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ABE, S
A. E. Schuh
Parkside Drive
Baltimore
Help Wanted in West Chester for plant sale jobs
Active reliable man sought to solicit orders in this section for high grade fruit and ornamental trees shrubs roses. Steady pleasant outside work good pay with rapid advancement. Write SCOPES BRO THOMAS COMPANY West Chester Pa Established 75 years.
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Scopes
BRO. & Thomas Company
West Chester
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