Trustee's Sale of Apulia Creamery Equipment in Maryland
Public auction of creamery machinery and assorted personal property in Preston Maryland from the Apulia Creamery Company bankruptcy case. Items include tanks pumps separators chests scales tools and equipment plus 2000 pounds cheese and various supplies. Cash on day of sale.
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United States District Court for
District of Maryland
A. D
Ralph Settani
Nicola Settani
Frank C. Brauchle
Alfredo Settani
Apulia Creamery Company
Preston
Maryland
Babcock
T. HUGHLETT HENRY
Nicolo Settani
Frank Brauchle
Notice to Creditors for Geo C Collier Estate
Notice to creditors that Julia Collier and Geo M Collier as administrators of Geo C Collier late of Caroline county Maryland have letters of administration for his personal estate. Creditors must file claims with vouchers authenticated by March 29 1924 or be barred from estate benefits. Dated September 1 1923. Margaret Pastorfield Register of Wills administers.
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Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
GEO. C. COLLIER
JULIA COLLIER
GEO. M. COLLIER
MARGARET PASTORFIELD
Register of Wills
Wanted Man with conveyance in Denton territory
Wanted. Man with a conveyance to sell and collect for us in Denton territory. Big money to right party. Apply SINGE SEWING Men. co., 9-1-4t Easton, Md. i
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Denton
SINGE SEWING Men. co
Easton
Cora Cooks the Breakfast Pair Aims for a Car
Filbert North and Compton Hilton share breakfasts with Cor a Hilton s brotherly bond leads to a secret plan. Compton hopes for a car to help his sister while Filbert reveals his intention to marry Cor a through a staged breakfast guest scenario and a concealed note system.
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Compton
CORA HILTON
Bilbert North
Misa Corn Hilton
Hnes
Corn
Filbert
sas
Mr. North
Wilbert
Cora
Coraa
In God's Country A Narrow Escape At Speed
Alison Lacy joins a riding party led by Mrs. Lucy in Providence town. Captain Moon, a war veteran, debates returning to his homeland as the group races along farmland roads. A motorcycle with a family blocks the course. Alison steers Bonnybell to avert disaster, saving the family and earning the stranger’s gratitude.
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Alison Lacy
Joe Clement
Allson
Mrs. Lucy
Ben Lomond
Nash Turner
Allison
Captain Moon
Lyn Douglas
Bert Rector
Anson
Joe
Lucy
Alison
Manny
Jack Simpson
Moen
Moon
Elia
Sister Lucy
Bonnybell
galt
Srace
Lyn
Bert
Nash
Turner
Ben
Doctor Examines Man as Wife Warns About Smoking
A comical misspelled rendition shows a man seeking medical care for ailing health. The doctor notes the patient has been sick for weeks and jokes about the patient’s diet and his wife’s warnings about smoking.
Ho'sing hands but crossing streets or illness tale
Nellie tells of holding hands while crossing streets as a mother lies ill. The Indianapolis News item notes a physician attending and a bedside pulse check in a compact domestic moment. It also recalls Dedham Mass 1640s grist mill as early public utility on Motherbrook canal.
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Nellie
Gleneastie
Indianapolis News
Dedham
Mass
Charles river
Neponset
Motherbrook
United States
Ended Friendship at Playtime in Chicago Journal
A childhood rift is recounted from a Chicago Journal item. Two friends aged ten and twelve played hide and seek with another boy as “it.” One boy led the narrator to a hiding place and left, breaking their friendship forever. The memory is framed as a brief, reflective anecdote.
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Chicago Journal
Auctioneer Clears Chaos at Boarding House Sale
A Kansas City Star report describes a crowded room of second hand items including a marble topped table and a gas coal range as an auctioneer conducts a brisk verbal sale. A bidding duel with a Lady in blue ends with the table sold for 2.50 and a request to swap for another chair follows.
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Lady in blue
goling
Nike
Kansas City Star
Sultan Njova's 350 Wives Stir Bamoun Court
French Cameroon ruler Sultan Njova celebrates a harem of 350 wives ranging from light to dark skin tones. He received Mile Homburger a French linguist fluent in many African dialects. Her visit involved study of teprony and language traces.
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Solomon
Sultan Njova
Bamoun
Cameroon
Africa
Mile
Homburger
Miss Homburger
Milk returns to China after long ban tale
The Youth's Companion recalls a hundred year old Chinese edict against drinking milk issued by a tender-hearted empress who believed it cruel to deprive calves. Now milk is being consumed again in China but there will not be enough cows to meet demand for a long time.
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China
Quiet interiors ease nerves in home decor notes
The piece argues that calm walls neutralize nerves more than vivid patterns. It highlights soft indirect lighting and shaded lamps for reading, plus tasteful quiet furniture as a greater psychological comfort.
Lost First Cargo of Ice Sparked Tudor’s Bold Venture
Frederick Tudor, at twenty two, proposed shipping ice from his Saugus pond to the West Indies. His 1805 voyage to Martinique failed, yet he persisted, expanding trade after 1812 and securing government permits to build ice houses in Kingston and Havana with a monopoly. He faced war losses and adapted with double hulls and pine sawdust as insulation.
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Frederick Tudor
West Indies
Saugus
Boston
Massachusetts
Martinique
Tudor
Ghent
Kingston
Havana
Charleston
Savannah
New Orleans
Heroism of African Cat in Storm Saves Nine Orphans
A missionary recounts a dramatic tale of a heroic African cat that protected nine kittens during a brutal hall storm. While two mother cats fled to shelter, the heroine stayed with the group, braving freezing conditions and heavy hailstones to cover and warm the youngsters until she recovered under the missionary’s care.
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Missionary
Africa
New Clerk Knappes Impresses Outstate Lawyer
William P. Knappes, newly sworn as clerk of the U S District Court for Indiana, answers an impatient out-of-town attorney who asks if he belongs and stays, with a calm note that he goes home at night. The veteran observer calls the young man “pretty smart” and in command of the place.
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William P. Knappes
United States District court for
district of
Indiana
Noble O. Butler
Mr. Butler
Mr. Knappes
End of Season Hunt Man Pays for Field Damage
A famed pack huntsman travels after the season paying for field damage. In a farmhouse he meets a lone wife and asks if her husband has undergone an examination. She replies with mock horror, noting the language used.
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London
Oil Floor Sprayer Device Featured in Popular Mechanics
An air driven hardwood floor oiler is described with a cylindrical tank housing an air pump and a spring tension sprayer. A gallon of oil is placed in the unit and pneumatic pressure enables rapid spraying to dust and preserve wood useful in any location.
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Popular Mechanics
Family exchange reveals boy's loyalty joke
A mother asks Wille whom he loves most between his father and her. After a pause he answers Dad. The mother expresses surprise and Wille adds that men must stick together, delivering a lighthearted family quip.
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Wille
Unchangeable Conditions Across the Ages
Beecher notes that human hearts endure like ours for six thousand years and that the same stars and sorrows recur in every age while the Nile and Shinar lands witness timeless human emotions and fate.
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Shinar
Nile
Beecher
Sperm Whale Shows Long Life Span With Harpoon Remains
A bull sperm whale killed off New Zealand carried harpoon remains that had been broken up seventy years prior, illustrating astonishing longevity. The relics, embedded in its flesh, suggest whales live well beyond a human lifetime and reveal ongoing dangers from historic whaling.
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New Zealand
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Wonen
Betty Wales
I. G. Everngam
PRESTON MOTOR CO
JOHN W. NOBLE
L. F. Stevens
R. E. Bowdle
E. R. Satterfield
Sam Messick
Wright
EH. J. WRIGHT
Optometrist
McClure
Symiloate
Filbert North
Compton Hilton
Linden street
Compton Compton
Hilton
stalus
MARTHA WILLIAMS
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
He Belonged
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