Rural Women Shift From Farm Homes To College Campus
Maryland rural women attend the University of Maryland Short Course from June 18 to 23 to study foods and nutrition, canning, clothing and millinery, home improvement, landscape gardening, and more. The program, praised by Miss Venfa Keller, showcases rural women adapting from home duties to classroom life through practical lectures, demonstrations, and social exchange.
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Maryland
Venfa M. Keller
University of Maryland Extension Service
University of Maryland
Which Church Shall We Wed At The Free Kirk Choice
A playful exchange on wedding plans references a church choice with dialect humor. The would be couple notes a preference for a church described as the Dolted Free kirk, hinting at a lighthearted tone about their marriage venue.
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Donald
Wrong Conviction and the Basis of Social Sensitivity
The statement argues that what makes people sensitive is the belief they deserve better treatment than others. It suggests a critique of entitlement and questions how just and humane responses should be distributed in society.
Grammatical Notions Traced to Yaska's Sanskrit Glossary
A historical note identifies the first general ideas of grammar as arising from Yaska's Sanskrit glossary in the Vedic tradition. The reference anchors early linguistic theory to ancient Sanskrit scholarship and its glossarial work.
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Yaska
Regular Order Life Intrigue Continues
Regular Order Life appears as a continuous cycle of unfinished business in the Rochester Sentinel with a wary note on persistent issues and ongoing concerns.
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Rochester’ Sentinel
Ernest Gamble Concert Company Opens Chautauqua Program
The Ernest Gamble Concert Company presents a touring lineup with Ernest Gamble, Verna Page and Gwendolyn Morgan. Performances feature grand opera selections, arias, modern songs, and visualized musical dramas with costumes by Mme Boilan and scenery by Thekla. The program travels across North America and Europe. On opening night a lecture by Hon. Frank B. Pearson, Whither Goest Thou, will accompany the concert.
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Ernest Gamble
Verna Page
Gagliano
Gwendolyn Morgan
Mme. Boilan
Thekla
Gamble
North America
Central America
West Indies
Europe
Africa
Mr. Gamble
Gamble Company
Frank B. Pearson
Nightly Climb to Ancient Acoma Pueblo Rock
Acoma, possibly America’s oldest town, sits atop an 850 foot rock in New Mexico. The Laguna Indians guard its access, with all homes and a Spanish mission church reached by steep steps and ladders. Builders carried timber and materials over distances up to 20 miles by human pack trains.
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America
Acoma
New Mexico
Laguna
Jesse L. Nusbaum
Deric Nusbaum
St. Nicholas Magazine
Hippocrates Name Carved In Library Friezes
The Kansas City Star notes that the ancient healer Hippocrates is revered as the father of medicine. It highlights his emphasis on the body’s recuperative powers and minimal drug use, favoring climate changes, diet tweaks, rest, and frequent whole-body bathing to restore health.
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Hippocrates
Kansas City Star
Man demands 50 copies after anger over engagement report
A distressed man enters the newspaper office and, with visible rage, asks for 50 copies of the paper after reading an account of his engagement. A clerk notes the tense exchange as the man and his fiancée express worry and annoyance.
Frustrated Pro Sees Opponent Fail to Address Ball
A spectator recalls a moment when a player struggled to respond as instructed by the pro. The remark highlights a tense exchange during a conversation about how to address the ball.
Last Barber Surgeon Middleditch Died in 1221 London
A fragment notes the last known barber-surgeon Middleditch who died in 1221 in Great Suffolk Street London. It presents a historical claim about medieval medical practice and urban London.
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Middleditch
Great Suffolk ‘Street
London
Verse on modest goal and patient virtue
A quoted exhortation urges setting small daily aims and immense patience. It praises finding beauty, greatness, and goodness while keeping a genial temper to minimize the world's friction on one’s feelings. The tone resembles an inspirational moral message in a newspaper vignette.
Cream of Potato Soup and Veal Varieties Featured
A vintage kitchen note outlines comforting soup recipes for crowded households. Cream of Potato Soup uses milk, onions, potatoes and a splash of cream or butter. Veal and Celery, Veal and Sago, Sweetbread, and Egg Soup are detailed with stock, vegetables, thickeners, eggs, and seasonings.
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Sesson
Garolsh
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Tention
Venia
M. Keller
Denton Chautauqua
S. S. Henry and Company
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Mr. Henry
Wester
Vag Vend
Unign
Aes Ca
Ori
McClure Syndicate
Rockingham Park Speedway
F.D.B
WM. Bullock
White’s
Denton, Maryland
Nisi
James P. White
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Olivia M. White
Richard T. West
Edilel H. Harper
Trwin Harwood
Wille
Ford
Johnson Farm
G. T. Redden & Company
Breeding's Drug Store
Denton
Printing Call Journal Office
the Peoples Bank
Henry T. Nuttle
J. Frank Wright
Thompson
Fhdw. & Supply CO
Hillsboro, Maryland
Journal Office
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobaccs Company
Winston-Selem, N. C
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