Walking as a pastime and healthful habit in America
The piece extols walking as the basic human movement and healthful exercise, noting pace, distances, and various forms of walking. It mentions walking records, seasonal scenery, places to walk, hazards to pedestrians, and suggests starting a walking hobby with book recommendations and a teaser for next week on presidents' hobbies.
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ILarrington Bridge
Cambridge
Christy
Graham
Morton
Jessup
Rock Ferris to Perform Recital at Salisbury College
Internationally known pianist Rock Ferris will give a recital in the Salisbury College auditorium at 8 30 p m on November nineteenth. It marks his third appearance for Eastern Shore music lovers after prior Salisbury College concerts and follows acclaim from European and South American press praising his brilliant technique and musical feelings.
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Salisbury
Euston
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Shore Federation To Meet At Salisbury
The Eastern Shore District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its regular fall meeting at the State Teachers College in Salisbury on Thursday November 12. The morning session opens at 10 30 with a district board meeting, invocation, singing, and welcomes from district leaders. The afternoon features music a talk on Salisbury Past and Present and a keynote by Marion Kimback Smith plus a sketch with Elkton club members. Luncheon arrangements and committee listings complete the program.
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State Teachers College
Salisbury
Harry L. Harcum
G. W. Humphreys
D. D
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J. Kemp Stevens
Denton
Milton L. Pope
Wicomico Woman's Club
J. Enos Ray
Maryland Federation
Frank H. Soadley
M. F. OW.C
Marion Kimback Smith
James F. Evans
Theodore Ott
Mercer Terrell
Woman’s Club of
Elkton
Walter Sheppard
W. B. Tilghman
Maria Ellegood
Ruth Powell
J. M. Elderdice
J. Costen Goslee
Harry Adkins
Thomas Sniack
Maryland Farm Bureau to gain 14 percent members in 1936
Secretary C. E. Wise Jr. reports Maryland Farm Bureau membership will rise at least 14 percent in 1936, the third straight year of growth. Six of 20 counties already exceed last year totals with two months left, Frederick and Baltimore leading in state membership. Carroll and Charles counties early leaders in surpassing 1935 figures. Farmers seek organization to tackle taxation, soil conservation, marketing, purchasing, and farm finance. National Farm Bureau expected to grow over 30 percent, Illinois near 80,000 members.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Ken Maynard and Tarzan at Ridgely Theatre Nov 13
Ridgely Theatre brings western star Ken Maynard and Tar Zan in person on Friday November 13 with a 2:00 pm school matinee and three evening shows starting 6:00 pm. Prices: grade school 15¢, high school 25¢. under 12 20¢ and adults 35¢. Attendees urged to arrive early for best seating.
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Ridgley
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TARZAN
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Ridgely
Roosevelt and Garner Sweep the Nation in 1936 Victory
Franklin Delano Roosevelt was reelected president by a landslide, carrying all but Maine and Vermont with a record vote around 44 million. Maryland set an all time margin, while 33 governorships swung Democratic. Delaware elected Democrat Richard McMullen as governor, and James H. Hughes won the Senate seat defeating Daniel Hastings.
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Union
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Vermont
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Caroline county
Goldsborough
Senate
House
Delaware
Richard McMullen
Wilmington
James H
Denton to get a modernized common battery telephone system
Denton will receive a modernized local telephone system under the common battery setup similar to Salisbury, Cambridge and Easton. The change halves crank calls, speeds service with switchboard ramps, adds a four party plan at $1 monthly, and keeps rates stable for residents though extensions drop from 60 to 50 cents. The upgrade, affecting over 200 Denton subscribers, will occur likely in December with no service interruption.
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F. A. Greaves
Chesapeake and Potonmte Telephone Company
Centreville
Salisbury
Cambridge
Easton
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Greaves
Printers Ink Helps Merchants Keep Dust Off Shelves
A brief tip urges merchants to use printers ink to protect merchandise from dust and keep items from lingering on shelves, promoting quick sales and cleaner displays.
Goldsborough Wins Ninth Term In Congress
Representative T Alan Goldsborough Democrat of Denton won a ninth consecutive term in Congress for Maryland s First District. He led in five of nine counties carrying every Shore county over Republican O Straughn Lloyd produce broker. Goldsborough praised for New Deal support and local projects.
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Denton
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Salisbury
Goldsborough
Roosevelt
Greensboro
Washington College
University of Maryland Law School
Congress
Miss Anice Collins and Miss Margar et Cheezum win at Easton Mummers Parade
Preston reports Miss Anice Collins and Miss Margar et Cheezum, employees of J S Mc Crory and Co., won first prize in their division at Easton first annual Mummers Parade. Judge Burton Proctor Jr. attended, and Collins later joined a younger set at the S O B Club Mummers party Monday night.
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Margaret Cheezum
J. S. McCrory & Co
Easton
Burton Proctor Jr
S. O. B. Club
American Education Week Observances At Caroline High School
The week of November 9 to 15 is set for American Education Week with parent teacher conferences on Monday 7:30 to 8:00 and a State PTA president speech at 8:16. Armistice Day assembly planned for Nov 11, visiting days Nov 11–12, and prizes and candy given for a magazine campaign.
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