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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1924

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2

Lions Convention Closes With Banquet at Key Hotel

The 22nd District Lions Clubs annual convention ends with a grand banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. Rep. Roy F FitzGerald of Ohio spoke on Faith Confidence and Optimism, praising American strength and defense while tracing US military progress and foreign policy shifts.

House of Representtives Francis Scott Key Hotel Lions Clubs 22Nd Roy F. Fittagerald Ohio Col D. John Markey Chamber of Commerce H. Noel Haller Frederick Englland United States Fitzgerald France Ile Japan Panama Canal Congress Weeks Francis Sot Key Barbays Phere She Fistoumabos Ralph F Mies Ataiy Matisaek Guy Rhus Tlugersigun Tes Fonot Trraf WooGey Rita Fle Krigolette Il Viovatore du Thain Kline Mins Jbusach Mary Muaizack Gibberte Morn Leon Witliam Guy Kline Schubert Miss Maisack Young Kline Charlie Tisi Uaecl Paciechm Ua Wagner Opera Company Mise Bachselmid Hagan Col. Markey D. G. Everhart Rotary Club Leslie N. Coblentz Kiwanis Club Roy P. Mar 22Nd District of Lions Clubs Jana Roy P. May Baltimore Salisbury District of Lions Clubs Francis Scott Key Frederick Club May Catoctin Country Club Dr. May H. Warren Cornelius Wilmington Del Eugene A. Hodson Omaha

Dumbness Soon To Be Thing Of The Past

Professor Ignatius Storlee of the Maryland School for the Deaf argues dumbness stems from lack of instruction not physical flaw. He notes 160 students ages 6 to 18, school founded 55 years ago, with boys trained in manual crafts and military drill while girls focus on basketball.

Ignatius Storlee Maryland School For the Deaf Bjorlee Prof Louise McClain Sophie Schmuff Eee Oll Maryland

Premature Old Age of Women Advertisement

An old advertorial describes ailments specific to women, noting dark circles, pale countenance, fatigue, headaches, and backache. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, claiming it has helped many women for decades.

Lydia Pinkham

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