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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
8
The article notes bathing suit fashion for women, highlighting three piece beach ensembles with suits, capes, and hats. It discusses fabrics like wool jersey, silk, satin, velvet, gingham, and printed rubberized silk caps with decorative touches. It emphasizes varied styles for water lovers and those who prefer appearance over swimming.
The Hood College Alumnae Council held its annual meeting with luncheon in Cablentz dining hall. Notable events included introductions for the class of 25, speeches by alumnae leaders, a presentation to Augusta Lantz, and a student art and music program plus an alumnae parade and dance at the Key Hotel.
Hood College hosts an archery contest as part of a busy commencement week. Dr Edward Bromer delivers the baccalaureate address on women’s new freedoms, detailing opportunities, responsibilities, and personal growth alongside pageantry and degree ceremonies across the campus in Brodbeck Hall and alumni events.
An efficiency drive ends common hotel worker perks in England. Porters and waiters no longer keep old newspapers as a perk, with manuals now requiring handing them to management for bulk sale. Corks face a similar fate as cork value rises, ordinary corks selling for up to 8 pence and champagne corks fetching even higher.
A fragment reflects a mother's advice on strength, independence, and charity, paired with a humorous old tale of John McMeth seeking a marriage license for Mary Manning. The bride changes her mind after seven weeks, prompting a comic clerk scene about obtaining a new license and paying fees.
Eng June 8 Some of the smallest knife blades ever made are in a knife completed by William Hamforth of a century firm here. It could contain 75 blades, many ornamented with fellows regarded among the finest ever worked on a blade.
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