Entrance Examinations and Scholarships at Johns Hopkins
Examinations for Engineering and Arts and Sciences departments will be held in Gilman Hall, Homewood from June 16 to 21 1919 at 9 A M under the College Entrance Examination Board. Applications for Department of Engineering scholarships established by Maryland law will be received, with competitive exams on September 19 1919 if multiple applicants exist. Scholarships cover free tuition textbooks and fees with some carrying $200. Eligible graduates from Loyola St Johns Washington College Western Maryland Maryland Agricultural Mt St Marys Rock Hill may receive awards. Applicants should contact The Registrar Johns Hopkins University for forms and catalogues. The next session begins September 30 1919. b-15, dt}
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Department of Engineering
College of Arts and Sciences
Gilman Hall
Homewood
College Entrance Examination Board
Maryland
Balaimore City
Salford
Queen Anne’s
Somerset
Act of Assembly
Loyola College
St. John's College
Washington College
Western Maryland College
Maryland Agricultural College
Mt. St. Mary's College
Rock Hill College
Johns Hopkins Universiy
Farm for Sale Fifty-one acres in good neighborhood
Fifty one acres near Preston and State road with 38 acres under cultivation. The remainder is timber, includes a four room house, outbuildings, pond, meadow, running water and well. Fully fenced, a young orchard and bearing fruit trees, all varieties. Apply by letter to FARMER care of DENTON JOURNAL Denton Md.
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Preston
State road
DENTON JOURNAL
Denton
A Little Past Twelve Intrigue Weaves Hearts in Mountain Inn
Wyeth and Shirley visit the Mount Shawneen inn for inspiration as he nears finishing a book. A rival suitor, Phil Hamilton, reveals their engagement plans, while Wyeth realizes the love triangle amid the hill country setting and shared confidences.
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Randy
Wyeth
Nitle inn
Mount Shawneen
Shirley
Irving's Real Goods Standard At Lyceum Theatre
Henry Irving insisted on authenticity in props and costumes at the Lyceum in London. A friend asked for a souvenir and was given a small wall engraving. An expert appraised it at 5500 dollars, with a note that it was worth far more to sell now or later.
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Irving
Henry Irving
Lyceum theater
London
Lyceum
Webster on Eloquence In Words And Action
Daniel Webster argues true eloquence lies not in speech but in character and action. It must exist in the man and the occasion, with patriotism and self devotion shaping clear purpose and dauntless spirit guiding the whole person toward the objective.
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Webster
yale
Daniel Webster
Making Glass Eyes From a Glass Tube and Bulb
The process begins with a small glass tube and a bulb heated to softness. A hollow bulb forms at the end, enlarged by controlled blowing. Colored glass is added to mimic eye coloration, opacity, and even red veins, then the front half is trimmed to finish the artificial eye.
Overcoming Hay Fever in Public Health Reports
Public health reports show hay fever affects about one in a hundred. Ring weed pollen causes spring fever most common in eastern and southern U S. Grass pollen leads to autumnal fever for a smaller group. Some have both types, and about 8 percent react to multiple pollens including trees. Year round attacks occur for those sensitive to many pollens.
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United States
A Prize Fighter in a Pink Sheet Mystery
Eleanor Ferguson frets over an engagement to Albert Gleason a former prize fighter she despises though his looks tempt her. He appears loyal and kind, even rescuing a dog and revealing his past as a pugilist. The pink sheet triggers a twist about his true occupation and a quiet return to normalcy with a ribboun clerk job.
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Eleanor Ferguson
min
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plnk
Kid Gleason
Eleanor
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Tle
Albert Gleason
Albert
Ferguson
Gleason
nolse Ives
Ives
epistle
Ilottstander'’s
ethleak
Changes wrought by W28 during the war and its consequences
The article notes unprecedented events from the war, including foreign troops in Europe, U S presidents crossing the Atlantic during office, and modern armies capturing key cities. It cites Arc de Triomphe visits, Christian nations flag over Constantinople, and widespread upheaval creating new states and exiles. These statements frame a historic break with prior norms.
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Napoleon
George
Paris
France
Iadia
America
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Europe
Mr. Witkon
United States
Jerusalem
Damascus
Bagdad
Mesopotamia
Constantinople
Prussia
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NUTTLE. HARDWARE CO
DENTON, MD
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Baltimore, Maryland
Dennis & Wrightson
Dennis
Wrightson
J.T. DENNIS
A. Ek. WRIGHTSON
FRED R. OWENS
CHAS. W. WRIGHT
Custom House
Baltimore
Denton National
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DENTON NATIONAL BANK
Bank of Service
Federal Reserve System
F. J. WRIGHT
Caroline County
Ford
Denton Auto Co
BOX
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
McClure
Marcus
Shipley
Nall
PRIPS
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Mr. Hamilton
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Doctor Layton
Miss Winthrop
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sibes
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