Denton Club to Send Delegates to Maryland Federation Meet
The Denton Community Club will send delegates to the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention in Baltimore April 11 15 and 16 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Attendees include Mrs P R Fisher Mrs R N Hitchens Mrs J B Davis Mrs R M Raleigh Mrs J I Summerfield and Miss Anne Lewis with over a thousand women expected to attend. Notables such as Ambassador Ferrara Dr Louise Stanley and Miss Sybil Baker are among convention speakers.
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Denton Community Club
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
P. R. Fisher
R. N. Hitchens
J. B. Davis
R. M. Raleigh
J. I. Summerfield
Anne Lewis
John L. Whitehurst
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
United States
Don Orestes Ferrara
Cuba
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Henry W. Keyes
New Hampshire
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Walter Jaeger
United States Naval Academy
John F. Sippel
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Buford Johnson
Johns Hopkins University
Sybil Baker
Washington Public Schools
Miss Abbott
Bureau
Whitehurst
Albert Kuper
Raymond McIntyre
Frederick
Reginald Constable
Elkton
Isaac T. Parks
Ferrara
Keyes
Representative Fish
Maurice A. Long
E. Asbury Davis
John W. Sherwood
Clarence H. Hurlock
Woman’s Club of
Roland Park
Neighborhood Improvement Club of
Govans
Florence Bamberger
Bureau Home Economics
U. S. Department of Articulture
Dept. of Public Schools
Washington, D. C
Austin McCormick
U. S. Dept. of Justice
John P. Rostmyer
Baltimore Safety Council
Evolution of the blind fish and human eye changes
Scientists discuss how the blind fish in dark cave waters lost functional eyes through disuse and extinction of unnecessary organs. The argument draws a parallel to humans evolving under civilization, noting shifts in environment drive gradual physical changes, with the human eye highlighted as significant.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
J. Fred Andreae
Great Program of Hits At Reese Theatre Harrington Delivers Big Attendance
Reese Theatre in Harrington showcases a packed slate with vaudeville acts from Martin and Johnson plus Bill, Duval, and Billy, and film features including New Moon on screen and Evelyn Laye in One Heavenly Night. The run includes The Conquering Horde with Richard Arlen and Fay Wray,Reducing with Polly Moran, and Honor Among Lovers starring Claudette Colbert and Frederic March, plus Vitaphone vaudeville.
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Reese
Harrington
Delaware
Maryland
Martin and Johnson
Bill
Duval
Billy
Earle Theatre
Philadelphia
Lawrence Tibbet
Grace Moore
New Moon
Paramount
Richard Arien
Fay Wray
Emerson Hough
Saturday Evening Post
Polly Moran
Marie Dressler
Reese Theatre
Reese- Rialto-Keith Co
Variety Screen Entertainment
Parmount
Claudett Colbert
Frederic March
Claudette Colbert
Eve, skirts, stocks, and hogs in a curious essay
A fragmented essay links fashion, economics, and animal husbandry. It notes that changes in women’s hemlines supposedly signal economic moods, then shifts to swine care stressing bone development, proper forage, minerals, and avoiding kitchen waste to prevent hog cholera. The piece blends satire with practical farming guidance.
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Mother Eve
Adam
Jow
Maryland
Air Meet Sponsored by Easton Post 70 American Legion
Easton Air Meet at Tred Avon Flying Field Sunday afternoon April 19 features Major W D Tipton in charge with plans to bring at least five ships. Exhibitions include formation flying acrobatics and parachute jumps. Challenger Robin and G-Place Travel Air to carry passengers over Talbot county. Tickets available from legion members or at the field. possible appearance of Auto-Gyro from Baltimore meet.
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Easton Talbot
American Legion
Easton
Tred Avon
W. D. Tipton
Curtiss-Wright
Baltimore
Travelair
Talbot County
Dwelling for Sale at Franklin and 7th Streets
Desirable residence well located at the corner of Franklin and 7th streets in Denton. Apply to WM. M. Garey in Denton, Maryland. April 11.
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West
Denton
N. P. Kern
Denton, Md
Franklin and
7Th Streets
WM. M. Garey
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