A Look Back at Burlesque, Stage Women and Public Taste
A retrospective on theater history argues burlesque decline, the rise of New York musical and bedroom shows, and ongoing debates about art and decency. It notes male actors in early times, female impersonation, and the persistent appeal of scantily clad performances to male audiences.
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New York
New York Musical &N
Conflict Between Science and Religion, Hood College Talk
Bishop Hood College zoology professor argues science and religion can coexist. He cites Tyr A Millikin and 20 leaders to explain how science and faith influence human knowledge, ethics, and happiness, with emphasis on avoiding prejudice and appreciating nature’s processes.
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Inbet Bishop
F Hood College
W. GC
Redbeck Chapel
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A. Millikin
First Rural Letter Carrier Buried in Middletown
Charles Thomas Boist aged 72 long time Middletown resident and nation’s first rural letter carrier was buried after dying from paralysis and heart trouble. He served during the Wanamaker era and carried mail for decades under private subscription when post delivery was experimental. Postmaster Leste Waver and family, plus four rural carriers attended his funeral.
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Charles Thomas Boist
Middletown
Wanamaker
Ueist
Thoist
United States
Leste Waver
Simon Hoogle
C. Kepler
O. Fred Ridenour
OL J Moniker
Fit
Young
AL. Cooper
Luther
H Chareh
Revival at Second Baptist Church in Cumberland
Revival services at Second Baptist Church Cumberland on Oldtown Road run nightly for two weeks. Rev. J F Rorex of Brunswick will deliver the sermons. It pays to advertise in The News. So EES
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Second Baptist Church
Oldtown Road
Cumberland
J. F. Rorex
Brunswick
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Auto overturns injuring three near Hansonville
Three people were hurt when the vehicle of Joseph Pittinger of near Woodsboro overturned on the Brunifsburg Road at Walkersville Road intersection south of Hansonville Sunday afternoon. Clayton W. Snook Sr. died later at Frederick City Hospital from head trauma. His son Daniel and Clayton Jr. were injured. Pittinger was uninjured. The car was wrecked and the tires showed wear from prior use. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Joseph Pittager
Woodsboro
Bninifsburg
Walkersville Road
Hansonville
Clayton W. Snook
Detour
Clayton W. Snook, Jr
Daniel Snook
Pittiinger
Imieliines
Frederick City
Weluek
Ilis Bey
Wiltuda and
Creeger
Snook
Daniel
John Snook
Mer. Snool
Sunfuay
Bank Officers and Cashiers Listing
SF 225 000 500 000 Frank L Stoner President C Albert Gilson Vice President Charles B T Hendrickson Cashier Edgar K Moore Assistant Cashier N Wilson Schley Teller Louise Sappington Bookkeeper Benj L Shuff Bookkeeper Gordon F Palmer Clerk
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Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Edgar K. Moore
N. Wilson Schley
Louise Sappington
Benj. L. Shuff
Gordon F. Palmer
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