Public Sale of Farm and Town Property at Hancock Md
Public sale in Hancock Maryland on August 23 1913 offers property in town with 136 ft front Church Street and 26 ft depth plus 75 acres of land north of town and an island in the Potomac river. Sellers include trustees to Equity Cause No 7519 with multiple parcels including a brick dwelling of 10 rooms and undivided interests in adjoining parcels. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two annual payments with interest and notes.
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Maryland
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Lesa
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Llewelyn Brides
Glas. W
John T. Maxton
J.T. Bridges
Chas. W. Myers
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Fala
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Nota
Bea
J. Augustine Mason
Wilbur Dridges
Parisian Sage Promises Lustrous Hair
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a hair treatment that calms itchy scalps, cleanses, reduces dryness, and enhances shine and waviness. It cites a 50 cent bottle and claims immediate improvements in texture and vitality, with sales through D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son.
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Cemetery road and vehicle rules at Rose Hill Cemetery
Cemetery notice details vehicle admission speed limits and entrance routes, with posted directions to avoid engine idling near funeral services. Also describes a public road hearing by Washington County examiners on August 3rd 1918 to assess damages and opening of a proposed road connecting Road No 8 to Road No 1 near Enieraville, including involved landowners. A separate horse sale announcement lists sale date August 16th with terms.
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Rose Fill Cemetery
Washington County
Aald County
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Passea
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
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Wilbur Skelton
John W. Vickers
Jacob Snyder
Enieravile
J. Wingert Draper
Samuel P. Thomas
Edward Cushwa
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White man and a negro wed in Lancaster County
A mixed marriage ceremony near Lancaster involved Jason B. Saridon and Kila Tater. The officiating pastor noted resistance to color, witnesses confirmed the union, and officials grappled with the record of color on marriage papers.
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Jason B. Saridon
Lancaster
Kila Tater
New Holland
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Charles Mavis
Spinupville
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Women Vote Support Earns Cardinal Gibbons Praise
Cardinal Gibbons in Chicago for Catholic Federation event opposes women’s suffrage but says church has not taken a firm stance. He believes women could be good mothers and that suffrage may be possible in time. The report also notes general health complaints and unrelated transfers and a political probe into the Hard Coal Trust.
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Diem
Kidney Trouble and a Cured Illness Mentioned in Vague Writings
A fragment references kidney illness and a cure via an index or method named Feles'a Kidney Villa. The text is garbled, mentioning Wide Tite, WIRED BL, Panel, and Isidaay with unclear context. It portrays a personal note of gratitude and a suggestion to others to try the method.
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Dipping the Flag in Naval Etiquette Through History
The article recalls an early naval custom of dipping the flag as a sign of respect or challenge. It notes that major powers enforce this etiquette, with historical examples from Sir John Hawkins in Portsmouth and a Byanish admiral in peacetime, describing the ritual and its stern consequences for defiant ships.
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Language Shifts and Quirks in Pepys Diary Excerpts
Reader notes reveal how words morph through time, from neighbor evolving to gossip to fropien and fowloo. The text cites Pepys diaries and quotes playful linguistic reforms, mishearings, and social context, showing a vivid snapshot of 17th century speech and its modern commentary.
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Tilke
Farwioe
Beef Shortage Prompts Government Beef from Home Raising
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Frontier region area description confusion in OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a large area of territory with fragmented place names and states including Iowa Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Minnesota. The passage appears to confuse boundaries and locations in a historical context with no clear event or date.
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Saile i
Pain Killer Aratea Salve Advertised in 19th Century Notice
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The Lesser Evil in a Blown Manhole Tale
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