Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights County Activities
Attendees of the Pomona Grange session include Mr Renan new master and Mrs George Heusne. The program featured readings and duets, with remarks on home demonstration work by Miss Helen Pearson and county agent Henry R Shoemaker. Resolutions opposed mortgage tax repeal, supported higher cattle indemnities, and proposed shifting quarterly meeting time to the second Saturday. Committees were named and next meeting set for June at Mc Pleasant.
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Ensant
Ceres
Toms
Pomona
Lilien Henry Mus Ruth
Pleasant
Fed
Renan
Cilon O
George Heusne
Parasia
John A. DeChant
Lewis Town
Burgess Jones
Revis
Battold Gar
Mc. Pleasant
Thomas P. Cutler
Ballenger
David Fry
Jefferson Earl Wiusser
Braddock
Albert S. Remsberg
Middletown
Keefer Main
Paul Jones
New Market
J. Homer Remsberg
Henry R. Shoe
V. Homer Remsberg
Farry L. Davis
New Master
Austin P. Fenn
Amown
Jeferson
Braddeck
Catoche
Smithsburg
Washington County
Dr Carroll spoke at Hood honor dinner
Principal speaker J Mole Carmel opened the Hood College Benediction event at Hood College with a review of 16th century women’s roles and modern limits on marriage and career. Dr Carroll argued there is no reason for women to choose between marriage and profession and urged college educated women to pursue broader opportunities.
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DR. Carroll
Hood
J. Mole Carmel
Benedister
Hox Colege
Saiun Carril
Social Science and Econ College
Iook
Carron
Dora Hughes
Hien Peat
Josep E H
Apple
Camel Bret
Carroll
Cane Bellcres
College training opens paths for women in professions
Dr Carroll urged college women to pursue rigorous training in medicine law and teaching rather to settle for temporary jobs. She praised the growth of American college enrollment noting a 96 percent rise in ten years while the general population grew 149 percent. Four Frederick girls attended the dinner: Gladys Wilck Virginia Doub Dorothy Herman and Dorothy Graybie. Sodium nitrate application to wheat at heading boosts grain protein content.
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Ife College
Carrol
Careroll
Apple
Appie
Frederick
Gladys Wilck
Virginia Doub
Dorothy Herman
Dorothy Graybie
Battlefield photos spark debate over Monocacy marker
Photographer with Judge Glenn E. Washington, and a local team, captured seventeen Monocacy battlefield images including the railroad bridge and Rickett's division. Worthington says the photos will appear in The Sun and battlefield group plans further funding to mark the site before the next Congress while arguing the delaying action helped save Washington. A separate county sale drew a large crowd, with horses, cows and farm equipment selling at varied prices.
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Battlefeld
Glenn EH Hington
Wield
Garmbriif
Thomas Ce
Worthington , & Park
Railroad Budse
Ford
Ney Ford
Rickett
Worthington and
Thomas Fields
Worthington
Monococy Battlefield Association
Withigor
Berry
Washington
Mary Ty
John L. Dutrow
Joseph H. Bussard
News and Post
Norma lowers blood pressure claims in early reports
Doctors warn about the dangers of high blood pressure and its symptoms such as dizziness insomnia and shortness of breath. The ad promoting Norma declares rapid relief with one bottle and notes broad use among women during menopause.
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