Tennessee's Disgrace Sparks Global Outcry
A London Daily Mirror report cites Governor Browning on a controversial marriage scandal involving a Tennessee woman and a child. The piece critiques American cultural arrogance and calls for focusing reform on domestic issues rather than abroad, urging a broader national moral stance.
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Tennessey
London Daily Mirror
Pestee
Browning
Orient
Tina Mago
India
Tennessee
America
Barbaran
Straw In The Wind Wins 1930 Fiction Prize
A Book A Day reviewer notes Ruth Lineinger Dobson’s Straw In The Wind as the Avery and Jute Hopwood 1930 Fiction Prize winner. The Amish tale follows Moses and his family in a sect dominated homestead, blending character study with exposure of Amish life, while acknowledging some lacking spark. The reviewer praises the author’s confident handling but finds the work not as luminous as prize-winning novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lineinger Dobson
Dodd, Mead
Tadaray
Moses
Sarah
Reber Polly
Christian
Jacob
Neri
Dong
Sammae
Noted figures debate social trends in interwar era
The excerpt quotes Sid George Paish and Harold t Hulen on economy and society, plus remarks from Wallace and Dr. D Kinley. It reflects concerns over output, political action, and shifting recreative, religious, and athletic impulses in the nation.
Ferdinand Wise Discusses Woodville District Road Conditions
Ferdinand Wise complains about the Woodville area roads in a letter to the editor. He argues the Roads Commission has failed to fund rural maintenance, calling roads quagmires that hinder daily travel and vehicle wear, and notes high road taxes with little improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Wise
Woodville
Roada
Harry
Brady
Fort
Peter Foo
Baily Lessons In English Daily Language Guidance
Readable fragments describe English usage tips and word study. It advises correct forms and pronunciation and offers a daily vocabulary goal. Mentions presumption and cautious language examples with a driver description noting a brown mohair cover for a steering wheel.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Local reminiscences recall a 1971 festival at Junior Hall with nearly 500 attendees in the Indies of the Reformed church. The piece notes a raffle winner, a Palmview dance, and obituaries including John D. Conard and Fred Nothaple, plus other historical items.
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Frederick
Junior Hall
The
Indies of the Reformed Church
John Witeoson
A.A. Thoth
Gussle Kaufman
Palmview
William
Neidig
Une Tray
DC. Winebrewer and Co
En Bla
Walkeraville
Tormer Sheniptf
John D. Conard
Fred Nothaple
West All Saints Street
Willem Jennings Bryan
Wilbur Bowlus
Middletown
Motocna
James Pat Urown
Frederect
Clio Hngs
United States Forest Servier
John “L. Sigmund
Vink Febanh
Iregeyrer
Maryland High
Taltmare
Mass production reshapes home building toward prefabricated living
An essay argues that mass production will transform housing into a prefab industry, with shipped components, factory assembly, and packaged homes. It predicts rising living standards, lower costs, and a shift from handcraft to machine driven construction, reshaping consumer choice and urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenia
Thurmont Church Supper and Relief Benefit Planned
Thurmont Feb 11 The King's Daughters of Trinity Reformed church announce a supper in the church special room on Wednesday evening March 17. Lattices Ald Missionary Societies of the Church of the Brethren met with Mrs M O Sawyer. officers led by vice president Mrs Harold Martin. Margaret Halley read scripture. program included piano duets, missionary reading, accordion solo, and more. Five dollars was donated to Red Cross flood relief. Neal Harper and daughter Sally Lou (Hagerstown) visited Miss Eleanor Lou. Charles Walter and Marold Law, managers of State theatre Thurmont, plan a flood relief benefit show with all proceeds to flood relief.
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Thurmount Thurmont
King's | Daughters of
Trinity Reformed
Ald Missionary Societies
Church of the Brethren
M. 0. Sawyer
Harold Martin
Margaret Halley
Helen Dern
Missionary Reading
Dolores Bollinger
Strafford Sawyer
Delmar Sawyer
Delmar
Red Cross
Neal Harper
Sally Lou
Hagerstown
Eleanor Lou
Charles Walter
Marold Law
State Theatre
Thurmont
Red Cross Drive Receives 295 71 In Donations
Local Red Cross chairman Miss Jnne McGuigan reports cash contributions totaling 295 71 to date. Donations can be left with Miss McGuigan Mrs C C Winters or Miss Marle Webster or placed in the funding bow at Thurmont bank. Fire company meeting updates include Mack truck crews fire police and a refreshment committee with new members admitted in April.
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Red Cross
Jnne McGuigan
Unvers
Harry ©. Miller
Edwin C. Creecer
John Jackson
Libert Weddle
Earl Hollman
Phion Truck
Rayemond Knot
LC. Mackley
Edgar Eagle
Lee Martin
Charles Barrick
Edgar Freeze
Yarl Creeger
O. J. Dubel
SB. Bennett
Emory Wisotzkey
Hugh Eby
Russell Tranigan
Juha Sinemers
Maynard Hengst
LUF S STUFF CONFLICTS A moral on contentment from N A Lufburrow
The piece contrasts two groups: one plagued by sickness yet maintains a hopeful, smiling disposition, the other financially stable yet spiritually restless. It concludes that happiness is an art of the heart, attributed to N A Lufburrow, and notes the University of Iowa as a large state institution.
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Ny Hoger W. Hanson Ut
Peterburg
Dla
Lek
N. A. Lufburrow
University of Iowa
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Camille
Paris
Camillas
Garho
Carmille
Marie Gautier
Diphtheria Threat and Antitoxin Treatments Warned
Dr Morris Fishbein explains diphtheria danger, early signs, and urgent care. Prompt antitoxin doses of 10000 units are common, with up to 20000 units in severe cases, plus bed rest and possible oxygen support or croup tent.
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Health Department
O'Dwyer
Local Social and Club Notes from Ladiesburg Area
Sunday visits connect residents from Ladiesburg Frederick Woodsboro and Baltimore. Bethel Busy Dees hold February meeting at Lealie Stull with 17 members and visitors. after bingo, basket sales report and song lead, next gathering planned for Mountaindate March 1.
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Bethel
Charles Co. T. Statl
Mountaindate
Bible Thought and Distinction in Consequence
A brief reflection citing Bible thought and a noted distinction by Wardhineton Allaton, highlighting faith in God above all other powers and the value of a great mind's consequences.
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Wardhineton Allaton
Manhattan Miscellany Highlights Broadway and Society
New York gossip notes reveal George Jesse’s rapid grasp of telegraphic routines as he shapes a show from Hollywood ideas. Ed Wynn dreams of a Humor Department in universities. Irving Caesar reshapes his career toward serious music with a new Americana symphony.
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New York
Manhattan
George Jesse
Florenz Ziegfeld
Hollywood
Jesect
Ed Wynn
Yale
Irving Caesar
Today in History and Births Mark Notable Figures
A compact listing of historical anniversaries and births. Notable names include Talbot, Stephens, Fuller, Edison, Gladden, Koehler, Gibbs, and others with dates spanning 1800 to 1939. Also notes stock exchange record and Vatican status.
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William HL. F. Talbot
Alexander Hi. Stephens
Georgia
Confederate States
Taliaferro County
Atlanta
Melville W. Fuller
Chicago
United States
Augusta
Maine
Washington Gladden
Columbus Co
Cottsgrove
Sylvester R. Koehler
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Germany
Joalah W. Gibbs
Yale
New Haven
Thomas Alva Edison
Wack Mnange
No 1
Election College Ballot Favors Jefferson President 1800
In 1800 the Electoral College and House of Representatives each state cast one vote on the 36th ballot, declaring Thomas Jefferson President and Aaron Burr Vice President. In 1889 the Department of Agriculture became an executive department with a cabinet.
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Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Durr
Electoral College
House of Representatives
Jefferson
Burr
Department of Agriculture
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Baleeg Cowst Street
Weneit
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Prieces
Becomd
Nteelek
Bruce Cation
Sid George Paish
Secretary of Arciculture
Wallace
Harold T Hulen
Altdown Sitike
Momo
Dsr
Seorke Biddle
Abe Oy
D. Kinley
Emeritea
University of Ilinois
Baily
the News
Babson
Sayy
Phage
Sean
Teddy
Takerup World
Nies
Mies
Joan
Hving
Uae
Ain
Tao
Giyan
Tan
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Misylng
Pachouaead
Iasi
Manly Barevt
Mir
Opal Cortes
Alton
Ghia
Aml
Tratites
Lower
Tet
Dalton
By Williams
Gosh
Curly
Morris Fishbein Bitter
Journal of American Recies
the Wealth Lragazine
Dangerolds
Ladiesburg
Charley Trimmer
Charles Biddinger
Cecil
Walkerseville
Raymond Wilehide
Baltimore
Roy Clein
F. H. Birely
Elwood Gross
Guy
Walter Boone
Anna Bell Kline
William Long
William Troxell
Charles Troxell
Anna Ler
Carl Troxell
Calvin Troxell
Lottie Troxell
Lestie Gross
Carl Lightner
Betty
Mary Gross
Allen Wirts
C. S. Smith
Ethel Wilshide
Oscar Singer
Woodsboro
Bible Thought
Ford
Dabney
By Ghongeross
Gloria Vanderbilt
Cinema Citadel
Theater Guild
Ense
Henry Hull
Maxwell Anderson
Central Park
Chuck Connors
Steve Brodie
Libby Holman
Broadway
Elizabeth Micle
Ronald Colman
Broadway Footliights
Bill Bailey
Bill Robinson
Cotton Club
Robinson
King George
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
New York Stock Exchange
Vatican City
Valeria H. Parker
Hartford
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