Fashion Show in Federalsburg Presented by Long & Short Inc
Long and Short Inc stages a spring fashion carnival at their Federalsburg store from 8 to 9 PM featuring living model parades of pajamas silhouette dresses and spring coats. Miss Agnes Hurley Miss Delaware and four other contestants from Seaford Federalsburg participate along with Miss Howard Miss Hurlock and Miss Bowdle.
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Long & Short, Inc
Federalsburg
Agnes Hurley
Seaford
Delaware
Miami
Florida
Miss Hurley
Miss Howard
Hurlock
Miss Bowdle
Ethel Barrymore Returns in The Love Duel at Maryland Theatre
Ethel Barrymore resumes the stage in Baltimore starring in Lili Hatvany’s The Love Duel adapted by Zoe Akins under Lee Shubert management. The production opens Monday March 31 with matinees, featuring Louis Calhern as leading man and a large cast with Miss Barrymore directing and Edward A. McHugh as stage manager.
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Ethel Barrymore
Baltimore
Lee Shubert
Miss Barrymore
Lili Hatvany
Zoe Akins
Maryland
Sierra
Baroness Hatvany
Lydia
Carlo
Zoe Atkins
Europe
Shakespeare
Sheriden
Pinero
Ibsen
Somerset Maugham
James M. Barrie
Clyde Fitch
Galsworthy
Dumas
Daniel A. Reed
Julia Peterkin
Caroline High School Inter-Class Base Ball Championship Report
Caroline High School reports a four-class intramural base ball race with Second Year leading 3 wins to 0. Teams and captains listed include Seniors W McDaniel and W W Cohee, Third Year J Duffy, Fourth Year team, and First Year H Nuttle, with a weekly schedule all four squads meet simultaneously.
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Caroline High School
W. McDaniel
W.W. Cohee
C. Rice
B. Parker
Emily and Bryan Carter Reunite at Mrs Withers Tea
Emily Bowers redeems her seven year past by meeting Bryan Carter at a Society tea. Amelia notices the old social tension as Emily’s restrained pride gives way and the pair reveal a lasting affection. Both women discover they valued love over strict tradition.
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EMILY BOWERS
Amelia Bowers
Pauly
Emily
Mrs. Withers
Amelia
Miss Amelica
Bryan Carter
Bryan
Amela
Europe
Sterling
Not Every Snake Is Enemy of Man
The American Nature Association notes many snakes aid humans. Bull snakes kill rodents, rattlesnakes eat mice, and rattler fangs are hollow needles linked to a poison gland. King cobras pursue people, while most snakes avoid contact unless provoked. natives say the king receives honors from others.
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Arthur Loveridge
Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology
Africa
American Nature association
Date Palm Reconstructed From Fifty Centuries Ancient Wood
The Field Museum of Chicago and Oxford University announce the reconstruction of a date palm tree 5,000 years old from clay fragments found during excavations at Kish in Mesopotamia. Professor Samuel J Record of Yale confirms the fragments are from Phoenix dactylifera, noting the clay preserves wood structure nearly intact.
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Field museum of Chicago
Mesopotamia
Oxford university
ben
Kish
Samuel J. Record
Yale university
forestry school
Record
Change from Old Style to New Style Calendar
Detroit News explains the leap year rules of Julian and Gregorian systems. It notes 129 years of error accumulation until a 10 day shift in 1582 and an 11 day shift in 1752. By 1900 the difference was 13 days after February.
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England
Detroit News
Church Lawsuit in Possum Hollow Sees Courtroom Debate
A local Possum Hollow church case features a prosecutor and judge debating terms inside the courtroom. The dialogue questions whether the preacher exhorts the congregation or exhausts them, highlighting the trial’s tense exchange.
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Possum Hollow
Mose
Milk Pasteurization Losses In Dairy Plants
Department of Agriculture states total plant loss in handling milk should not exceed 2 percent. Many plants report less than 1 percent. Loss depends on apparatus. unused vats cause no loss, exposure raises loss to no more than 1 percent.
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Department of Agriculture
Nothing to Talk About on the Moon Weather
Florence Herald notes that daily conditions on the moon would be uneventful since weather remains constant, joking that there would be nothing to talk about even if inhabited. The remark reflects local humor and a fascination with lunar topics.
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Florence
Aln
Herald
Friendships as golden nuggets from Hfe’s experiences
A reflection describes friendships as treasures on earth, priceless beyond riches. It emphasizes the value of companionship, casting friendship as a core, enduring asset in life.
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Hfe
Why Unlucky Captains Go Down With the Ship
An analysis of the captain's burden when a vessel wrecks and the blame game that follows. The master bears the burden of purpose, facing inquiry, public judgment, and the rival judgment of fellow captains, often choosing to go down with the ship rather than admit failure.
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ft fettle
marine board
Tiswell
Will Levington
Saturday Evening Post
Legends of gems as living beings through history
The article traces old beliefs that stones were living beings with male and female categories, later tied to stars and zodiac signs. It notes medieval and Renaissance views, including Cardan’s claim that stones were formed from mineral fluids and could suffer illness. Examples include hyacinth protecting from storms and turquoise guarding riders. Washington Star.
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Theophrastus
Spain
Arabia
Jerome Cardan
Cardan
Washington Star
Nyout the national game of Korea explained
The Boston Transcript notes Nyout as Korea’s national game using ma or horses moved around a dotted circle with sticks as throws. The sticks, from ancient gaming implements, are used for divination on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. The throws’ names are said to come from an ancient mountain people.
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Korea
Seoul
Ume
Boston Transcript
Puncheon and Slab Defined in Historic Lumber Terms
Definition notes describe puncheon as a split log piece with a smoothed face and slab as the exterior log section, with or without bark. In regions where floors used puncheons, inside pieces were sometimes termed slabs.
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Hollywood
America
Evelyn BRENT
Neil Hamilton
Sue Carol
Dixie Lee
Walter Catlett
Palace Theatre
DENTON, MARYLAND
Wednes. & Thurs
Joan Crawford
Alice White
JOS. T. PACKER CO
Philadelphia
J. W. Salmons
R.C. DENNIS
Lombard
Dennis
Greensboro
Caroline county
Choptank
WILLIAM J. SHAWN
H. EARLE SMITH
LEMUEL R. CLOUGH
LOUIS
tees Denton, Md
a. mr
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Swan's
Gorton
Virginia Dare
Van
George’s Sanitary Market
DENTON
Beneufel
fieelt purcheer
the
Independent
irocers Alliance
IVORY
BLUE
Democratic
FES
J. VIRGIL MOORE
Undertaker DENTON
CHAS. E. CARROLL
Market street
J. L. EVERNGAM
Denton, Md
WEST DENTON HATCHERY
Williston
shell road
B. WE Denton, Md
SEAMAN'S HATCHERY & POULTRY FARM
Preston, Md
D J Walsh
Baltic sea
Konigsberg
Memel
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