The Hopeful Student and The American College Reform
A 1934 editorial argues higher education should be accessible to all scholars, urging reform that fits American needs. It contends Europe offers limited guidance and predicts a metamorphosis of U.S. universities, advocating inclusive policies over selective recovery guarantees. It defends admitting “hopeless cases” as essential to true education.
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United States
St East
Bfethoos
Henl
Nos- Phal.s
Road safety education fails to curb highway accidents
The text argues motorist instruction and vehicle improvement miss to reduce accident rates. It calls for broad highway system expansion and new traffic control measures, citing expressway design and public works as essential to lower fatalities and economic loss.
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Gadl
Tugawars
Ken- Way
Inpios
Vague Letter to Editor Raises Questions on House Vote
Letter to the editor questions the source of a House vote and the President's power while noting Senate opposition. The writer suggests uncertainty about why the vote passed and mentions recognition issues and unresolved political tension.
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Saois Monna
Weill
Senate
Reaseseli
Westminster school heating plan approved amid bids
Westminster officials approved a heating upgrade plan for the Charles Carroll school and added four rooms and a corridor later. Bids for the project ranged from 1,515 to 3,669 dollars with Mr Harner awarded the contract. A committee reviewed the bids and related school grounds projects including high school expansion and emergency relief education initiatives.
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Westningsws
Anne Jaiekry
Carron
Bard of Education
Mu Alry
Scuriy
Theat
M. L. Gemius
J H Alender
Zepp
LaForge
Unger
Messrs
LaForze
Unzer
Westminsteration
Westminster
F. Chri Schoat
Enger
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Local items from The News dated January 25 1584 recount police detentions and a bridge incident as Mrs Annan’s daughters escape a drowning attempt. Delegates and vacancies populate county notes while a new bridge over Double Pipe Creek is noted. A spelling contest by Monocacy Club churches produced champions including Jessa Appia and C Edward Sunn.
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Tne News
Frederich County
Sas
Charmansios
Lito
Senate
McGille- Morsel
Neteen
George
Ecomi
John Ramesé
Mens Cio
Curch
Hiv
Zec
Kemp Gishowr
C. Edward Sunn
Edward §. Harkness
New York
Meney
Cleveland
Haig Pategian
San Francisco
Armenia
Frederick €. Ferry
Hampton College
Clinton
Bramrece
George Baron
Philadelphia
Cement L Shavem
Wes
Virginia
Farmer-Lewrer
Marcon County
W. Va
Yehudi Mex
Bor
New York City
Jury Drawn For February Circuit Court Term Westminster Md
The January 22 jury draw for Carroll county Circuit Court February term was led by Clerk Edwin Melior under Judge Parke. Jurors include Taneytown Rime Fate Carroll W Frock and more from Westminster Union Bridge Mount Airy and other districts. The term starts February 12 and jurors listed span several districts and towns.
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Westminster
Carrol County
Edwin
Melior
F Neal Parke
Taneytown
Rime W. Fate
Carroll W. E. Frock
Union
Charles D. Warehume
Harry O. Gilbert
Myers
Charles E. Shoemaker
Harry N. Groft
Wollery
Harry C. Fis
Fred Colns
Manchester
Dsae
Charles H. Tracey
George Harry Back
Micn E Grasse
Wesley A. Packens
Adam V. Ruppert
Arthur M. Z
Frank R. Schwegart
Hampecead
Grant del
Clarence T Sorarer
Frantlin
William D. Grimes
Middleburg
Marshal W. Bell
New Windsor
Paul E Buckley
Charles FP. Bachman
Union Bridge
Jonn A Marshes
Mount Ay
George W. Grimes
Berrett
Francis J. Orme
Thurmont PTSA plans program at high school auditorium
Monthly PTSA meeting delayed but set for Thursday in the high school auditorium. Miss Ethel Crawford to lead a varied program including musical selections by students, a dramatization of The Three Little Pigs, and a discussion on What the Community Owes.
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Ethel Crawford
Hon
Sher- Wood
Adie
Gerkin
Ruth Dizen Thomas
Ls Coen
Dorothy
Dor- St
Elwabeth Hummer
James Reane
Luther Stull
Charles Grimes
James Grimes
Paul Wekide
Edward Morgan
Walter Stull
Incom Sih
Henry Stul
Leonard
Thomas
Ross Stull, Jr
Raymond Srwih Jr
J M ‘Reeger
Masonic Lodge
Alf
A. M
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Roy Wirgling
Virginia
Rov
Gary
Indiana
Samuel Wingling
Wayne Smith
Philadelphia
Ievnay
George C. Creeger
Miller, Sr
Daugherrdinee
H.Q Mule
Union Bridge Union Bridge Ration f secremones of the Order
Union Bridge notes a Washington event with Plymouth Chapter officers and members listed, along with local social items. Reports mention Rev. Stocksdale bedbound by grip and various parish and community activities, including birthdays, dinners, and class events at Methodist and Lutheran churches.
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Union Bridge
Order of Eastern War
Plymouth
Irsox
iRaymond Ying
George Sketnes
L.C. Hess
Teena
Mes
Chars Ruth
Charles Eyer
Esther
S. Foogie
Martha
Mildred Fowble
Hmary Bilayer
George Skinner
George H. Stocksdale
Anc
Anack
C. D. Beggs
Baltimore
Lowel Birely
Louise Birely
J Western March and College
Mary Aba Marsh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cooxs Bankert
Mordar
Hess
Wibur Branden- Rburg
Janice
Annapoli
Brethren Church
Mes van Wole
Ant —James Larder 'Ee
Herbert
Harring
Scott Wolfe
Galimore
S. D. Sénseney
S. MapStey
Sone
Ladies’ Aid Society
St.James Lutheran Church
Nelile Bloom
Servin
Fogle
Serniure
Ethel Johnson
Jacqueline Blooming
Wat
Davis and Philips Wedding at Grace Reformed Church
Mrs Davis sister of the groom. John E Staley married Miss Mary Dorothy Phillips of Frederick Saturday at 3 PM in Grace Reformed Church parsonage 507 Elm Street. The ceremony was by Rev Ralph E Harruman with Harold Macey as escort.
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Sisley—Philips
John E. Staley
Mary Dorothy Phillips
Frederick
Wees
Grace Reformed Church
Elm Street
Pasion
Ralph E Harruman
Harold Macey
Today In History Births and deaths span centuries
A collage of notable births and deaths with dates. Figures include Prancia Becon, Gotthold Lessing, Lord Byron, Charles Dasies, John H. Lothrop, Francis L. Patton, August Strindberg, Robert S. Brockings, and others. Almanac-style entries mark anniversaries from 1361 to today, plus events such as Alta California’s first daily, 1850, and Wilson’s 1911 speech. Also today's horoscope notes a steady, reflective nature.
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Prancia Becon
Gotthold E. Lessag
Lord Byron
Charles Dasies
John H. Lothrop
University of Missouri
Sherburne
N. Y
Columbia
Amo
Francis L. Patton
Princeton University
Bermuda
August Strindbers
Robert S. Brockings
Ceéd? County
Washterton, D. C
Alta Calfornia
California
National Association= of Manufacturers of
the United States
IMI
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
Wilson
Senate
Pope Benedict IV
Fragmentary Bible Verse Note on Tongue Behavior
The readable portion discusses James 3 8 about the tongue being hard to tame and the harm of gossip. It references biblical imagery and attempts to quote to illustrate speech as unruly and deadly.
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James
Menus of the Day Meal Ideas From a Vintage Menu Section
Readable fragments describe juice cocktail with celery and horseradish sauce, a vegetable salad in gelatin, corn muffins, and a baked cake. Ingredients include celery, tomato, cabbage, pimientos, gelatin, and baking staples. The text shows steps for mixing, dissolving gelatin, chilling, and baking in a vintage home cooking style.
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MES
Alexander Geqege
Weeds of Wall Street and the Stock Market Booms
A corrective notice references a book review on market manipulation and speculation in financial journalism. The piece critiques bankers and brokers for using positions to profit at others’ expense, noting the social harm and urging factual financial literacy. It also mentions a correction about a boy attacked in Chapter Alley, misnaming a suspect.
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Wall Street
Eladims
Cnoney
First Lady Mae West attends Broadway premiere in uproar
Mrs Roosevelt, the first First Lady at a Broadway premiere, sat in a box during the opening of Re-Ezho with Frances Perkins. She faced autograph-hound intrusion but cheered as the audience applauded her name, while plans for a wax figure and fashion rumors swirl.
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New Post
Meaunderings
Mrs. Roosevelt
Paramummi
Jaurapeigh Bankhead
Gray
Guthrie McClintic
Lousiana
Health Check Up Warns Against Hidden Medical Problems
Dr Morris Fishbein notes many conditions escape notice until they cause distress. Among 400 nursing students aged 13 to 25, at least 2 percent show illnesses preventing work, mostly breathing issues. Thyroid imbalance and high or low metabolism can cause fatigue, dry skin, and dullness, while heart and vessel wear raises blood pressure and emotional strain.
Unknown health advisory dialogue on sex and toxins
A historical vented address discusses export trade, public health concerns, and the need for examinations for minor defects. It cautions about toxins and materials causing sickness and urges proactive health checks regardless of symptoms.
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Smith and Me
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Oscar Ramsburg
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Lee Null
Arthur Heatherly
Roger Ramso
Charles Shook
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Arthur Heat
Frank Stotnemyren
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Henri L. G. Kieffer
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Ebenneth R. Kingsbury
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Bible Thought
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Tanatoils
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Daily Sapers
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Ed Dowell
St. Pete
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Jane Frohman
St. Louis
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Loyal
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Oliver Wifiela
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