China Awakening Theme Lecture Probes Modern China
A Chinese educator in Frederick discussed China’s 1900 to present revolts, reforms, and the Shantung issue. He described Boxer events, student protests, and public strikes, highlighting shifts in government, gender roles, and education. He compared Chinese and American systems and noted missionary influence, footbinding history, and cultural perceptions. The speaker, Hoetoh, a Taing-Hua University graduate, also spoke on Chop Suey origins and U.S. views of Chinese people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Sehurch
South
Ghdlanid
Pekin
China
Cme
Government
Shantung
Shanghai
Andue
Chins
Aha
Rad
Teg
Chinig
Interior &lWoman
Japan
Thix
Staten
Frederick
Hoetoh
Dance at Hood College Draws 300 Guests in Armory Hall
More than three hundred guests attended a Saturday evening dance hosted by Hood College. Attendees came from across the state and neighboring regions. The Armory was decorated in college colors blue and gray, and refreshments followed a program with music by the Novelty Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huo College
Taperstown
Prederick
Charles J. Wehbler
Mra
Thomas J Murstall
Mra. Casson
Misa Lantz
Mins Ott
Amy Helen Price
Virginia Webbing
Yarrisher
Mary Hankle
el Ber Seipp
Isabella O'Neil
Norma Ro Tabler
Elizabeth
Emily Apple
Louise Ann Wieher Albaush
Mary Maer
Mary Barntart
Marjorie Tartho
Esther Hianasher
Helen Weall
Mildred Bosaert
Emma Burdan
Carolyn Brownell
Satheryn Brown
Constance Baluman
Nellie Berk
Miss Hiser
Elizabe Mary Carnahan
Henret Miriam
Cocktin
Katherine Flossie Cain
Caroline Craig
France
Cargon
Miriam Coblentz
Elizabeth Davis
Rose Daniels
Hazel Deatrick
Adda Dunlap
Vera Doster
Mildred Drake
Wdith de Coant
Mary K. Etehixon
Janie Early
Eving Fischer
Francys Fossett
Stella Freehind
Ran Plecks Arabe
Tortense Gordon
Lowyse Gross
Elizabeth Mouck
Clara Holtzer
Rhoda Hantman
Mary Wesson
Beth Hunter
Princes Heller
Florence Hayman
Helena Houston
Marcy Irwin
Miary Jones
Christine Jones
May TL Jones
Elizabeth Johnson
Margara
Klinginsimith
Grace Ketterman
Evelyn Keitel
Marguerite Koch
Ana Wenney
Elizabeth Lavich
Lonek
Julian Olewine
Margaret Peppie
Carmen Plack
Helen Pfaltzram
Virginia Robbins
Min
List of attendees names at Grove event page
A long roster lists numerous attendees including Dorothy Ratch, Mary Runkle, Daisy Nomaburg, Caroline Sten, Virginia Smith, Elizabeth Seipp, Virginia Wosy, Maria Riegner, Ruth Sehauchi, and many others. The fragmentary names span many families and local figures with additional guests and assorted sponsors or hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie Ratch
Dorothy Reifgnider
Mary Runkle
Daisy
Grace Nomaburg
Maria Riegner
Ruth Sehauchi
Mare Atol
Schafomacher
Caroline Sten
Myrtle Saith
Elizabeth Seipp
Frances Solth
Virginia Smith
Catherine Sleeger
Caroline Sehaffner
Mary Thorns
Emily ‘Purutunt
Louise Tunger
Marthell Witmer
Claribe Wohlgen
Virginia Wosy
Mirtenyvin Uh VA
SBE
Seidel Marioor
Maret Farer Simmermay
Missey
Elizabeth Staley
Nina Alvord
Snader
Flory
Chara
Grove
Dagney Hansen
Julia Etchison
Emma Cormpropat
Miss Grogs
Miss Rean
Elizabeth Lewis
Roberta Canty
Margrete Dill
Miss Torrance
Edina Cowling
Miss Ki
Mr. Baubletz
William Wilson
Mr Lomberger
Mr. Gentaler
Brace Amend
Go Lichton
Hawaon
Russell Myerg
Jamey Harris
Charles Storin
Me. Bhugart
Mr. Koonce
P. Schwartz
Miler
Wiliam Walter
Harold Quinn
Ile Dixon
Leater Hite
Mr. Gordon
A Gridin
Fartchison
Me. Lo
Wire Rotenmilter
Clifford Yinger
Hantep Bowers
Mr. Bready
Charles S. Houel, Jr
J. L. GC
Sund Die Fhe
Phomas
Lean Thiser
Marley Miller
Teavid Remsburg
Mr Kivron
Mr Stone
Pant Mehact
Vinci and Vinoi Tonic Advised for Mothers and Babies
An old advertisement urges mothers to be strong and well nourished to aid their baby. It promotes Vinci or Vinoi tonic and cod liver oil with iron as a strength booster recommended by leading druggists, promising money back if ineffective.
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Baby
Vinci
Willeamson
Various town folk visit and move about County Towns
Mr. Charles Russell fills his porkers while Charles Grounds of Pittfield Mass visits with B E Cannon family. PON Wright of Annapolis calls on Mrs. Wright. J G F Smith buys a runabout. Rev Arrow Smith and Rev Donald speak at Grace Chapel World Wide Campaign. J J Good and Roger Sigafoose tour Baltimore for a new schedule. FE Burgess attends Baltimore Episcopal meeting at Lyric. William Moore, Hollerman, weekends in Cumberland. John Jennings named general night yard master in Connellsville Pa. Simmong, jewelry repairer, ill in Frederick. Sadie Read visits Helen and Irene Yeutrell. Mollie Hogan and relatives. ACE Hedges family moves to new home. Brunswick and Markittsville trips. Mr and Mrs N E Ponton visit Buckeystown. Earl Grams family and Mrs B A Wellen return to Brunswick after visiting Thor Grams family. J Karn of Karn & Bro. lumber goes to St Petersburg Fla. Geo W Bidle of Colworthington Ky visiting relatives. Glenn A Main of Noonoke Va visits his parents Clinton E Main. Mrs Miggle Huckleberry from Washington visits Fred Routzahn and Freda. Mrs Kate Kavanaugh to Washington DC for a stay with sister Jennie. Mrs Joseph O Gaver, and others employed in Baltimore, spend Thanksgiving at homes. Miss Mary James of Washington visits parents in West Fourth Street area.
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Chas. Russell
Porkers
Chas. Grounds
Pittafeld
Mass
8. E. Cannon
Pon. Wright
Annapolis
Wright
U2 Prosto
M. Fogle
J. G. F. Smith
Arrow Smith
Donald Apoke
Grace Chapel
Episcopal Church
J. J. Good
Roger Sigafoose
Baiimore
EL Burgess
Baltimore
William Moore
Cumberland
William Jenning
Connellsville
Simmong
Fel Alder
Frederick
Sadie Read
Helen
Irene Yeutrell
T. Hogan
Ily
Moinker
Mr. Ace, Hedges and
Familly
Inya Hogan
Mildred H Sopping
Frederick Re
Brunswick
Murkittsvile
Grams
N. Ie Ponton
Buckeystown
Earl Grams
B. A. Wellen
Thorles Grams
Burkitteville
Bhosle
Hey Dagens
Alfred Routzahn
Kate Kavanaugh
Washington, D. C
Jenniete
Joseph O. Gaver
Hugh Anders
Hugh Dowius
Appleman
Tuosney
Middletown
Middletown Visitors Return From Washington Posts
Misses Beaulah Bulia and Helen Rhoderick, both government workers in Washington, returned home Wednesday along with relatives Ass Dorothy Deland and Miss Emmt Lamar. They visited Middletown to bid farewell to friends before moving to Bound Brook New Jersey to take charge of another farm venture. Mrs Paul Beard of Watton New York accompanied the group. Russell S Grams and daughter Marie, of Washington D C, were also in town.
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Middletown
Beaulah
Bulia
Helen Rhoderick
Washington
Bolickes
Rhoderick
Dorothy Deland
Misa Emmt Lamar
Braddock Heights
Ington
Tuesda
Paul Beard
Aitton
N.Y
Bound Brook
M Russell
Grams
Washington, D. C
Marie
Martinsburg Defeats Frederick In Local Basketball Tilt
About 467 spectators packed the Martinsburg gym for a Frederick basketball visit. Martinsburg led 46 to 28 at halftime and maintained pressure with Seibert leading scorers. Officials were Harris referee, MacTavish and Comfort timers, Thornburg scorer.
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Martinsburg
W. VG
Frederick
Ban Guint
Frederick Cat Crene
Ee Seul Boerdsseteeee Enelt
Snyder
Poke Seibert
Zice Colley
der Dooley
Bbe
Castlet
Durall
Derr
Comfort
Castle
Seibert
Kreh
Dooley
Carr
McCain
Eigter
Selbert
Harris
MacTavish
Mr. Comfort
Thornburg
Chasco-Vin Tonic Promoted By Atlantic City Clerk
Atlantic City clerk Unat praises Chasco-Vin as a cure all, claiming it relieved blood, stomach, and skin issues after taking two doses. The ad promotes Chasco-Vin as a hypophosphites and cod liver oil tonic, with a Frederick agency listed at Williamson's Drug Store North Market St.
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Chasce-Vin
Betty
Niyo Stumid
T M. Darran
Artic Ave
Atlantic City
Chisto-Vin
Frederick
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eMucie Eens
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. Je
Tilghman's Meat Market
Arket cSt
Mary James
William
James
Ocal Basketeers
BA Tao
Queen ‘Withst
Mie
Cal
Pendas
Avidus
Narkell & Ford
the Empire
Berlin
Goodyear
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