Dionnes quintuplets policy shift rewards family welfare
Ontario officials craft policy directing the lives of the Dionne quintuplets to balance parental responsibility with state stewardship. Welfare ministers praise the arrangement as steady progress toward normal family life, keeping the girls from being treated as freaks while ensuring lifelong support and care from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Wade
Almard
Ontario
Crotl
Tario
Letters to the Editor on Welfare, Charity and Roosevelt
A Walkerville reader critiques New Deal welfare policy, cites Mrs. Wilcox style rhetoric, urges true charity over state aid, and recalls a beggar who received aid yet returned seeking more until transformed by benevolence and divine blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Roosevelt
Ella Wheelch
Wilcox
Unclear fragmentary local note from Taylorsville region
Fragmentary OCR mentions Taylorsville and Baltic Hospital observations. References people such as Grimes, Narry Tarnes, David Wills, Thomas Moore Sr. and events around Sunday and Monday with attacks and travel along a road between Taylorsville and Winterdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Narry Tarnes
Baltic
Tome
David Wills
Taylorsville
Winterdeudies
Thomas Moore, Sr
Divinity Salad and Dressing Recipe Fragment
Fragmented text lists ingredients for a divinity salad and a light dressing. Mentions cremey whipped cream, pineapple rings, crisp lettuce, and a lemon juice component. Also includes stray notes of possible dressing variations and a few names and addresses that appear misread.
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Generois
Miller
S21
North Market
Fragmented musings on happiness and perception
The text contemplates happiness and sadness, noting that outlooks vary and beliefs about recovery rise or fall. It reflects on whether attitude shapes joy, warns against confusing sorrow, and suggests small, measured steps may ease emotional turmoil.
Daily English Lesson Promotes Word Mastery
Daily Lesson in English presents misused words and pronunciation tips, highlighting discordant as out of harmony. It notes Mrs. Sally Hayden Jane of Buckingham's Beauty Shop returning from Harrisonburg, Va, after visiting family.
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Ali
Todny
Sally Hayden Jane
Buckingham
Harrisonburg, Va
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Collected
Local items from The News columns recall Henry Ward Beecher death news and court actions. A Mechanicstown town meeting considers a water project costing $5,000. Garrett DeGrange, former Frederick postmaster and county election supervisor, dies. A Baltimore firm wins a contract for a double track lay near the observatory. A shifting train injures a horsekeeper near Keymar. A large audience attends a recital in a local city venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevis
Samuel M. North
G. Lloyd Palmer
Garrett 5
Degrange
Frederick
County Board of Election Supervisors
East Second Street
Warshe Ington
Seetae
Tae Mae
Baltimore
Alen
Maryland
Ware Wal Fonking
Saturday Chronicle notes spring fashion and local events
Straws hats appear on some heads as springlike weather returns. Golfers discuss plans for Thursday after a mild day and forecast rain. The city sees dust and wind from the harbor, political chatter in Annapolis, and a busy week of school and church happenings. Local schools announce gymnasium meets and county championships while officials push for a new Frederick High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guane
Guy
Jen
Frederick
Utica Women’s League Oyster Supper Meeting Report
The Utica Women’s League held a Thursday evening meeting in the Lewistown Community Hall with 22 members present. Miss Sylvia Hynter and Mrs Beasley Heffner hosted. a St Patrick’s Day program was planned with readings, vocal solo, and a Tangue group performance. an embroidered luncheon set donated by Mrs Robert Leatherman was awarded to Dr. W. A. Balk.Dtto. The next meeting is scheduled for April 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Springer with Mrs. Gary Utterback in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Women's League
Lewistown
Sylvia Hynter
Mra Beasle Heffner
Jacob Naninsburg
Robert Leatherman
W. Alr Balk
Oo Lee Davis
Nise Kathleen Halerany
Muss
Bernice Uttertack
Tangue
Hoetestes
Aen Harper
Chirence Stottemyer
Tenery Stottlemyer
HW. Lee Davis
Mav Engle
Sidney Angleberger
Hobert Teatherman
Raymond Wabbard
Eber Sprinter
Mead Mire Brock Stevens
Cameron Yi
Nurdle Art Meeting At New Market Needle Club
The New Market Needle Art Club met at Mrs. Murray Etzter’s home on Tuesday evening with nine members and one guest Miss dulla Hammond present. Members engaged in knitting quilting crocheting embroidery and hemstitching while Virgie Baker reported finances. The press box was won by Mrs. Newton Seitz and refreshments followed before adjourning to meet next Tuesday at Mrs. Hester K. Fisher’s.
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Nurdle
New Market Needle Art Club
Murray Etzter
Dulla Hammond
Virgie Baker
Newton Seitz
Hester K. Fisher
Mre Jueian Falconer
Mreigen Kintz
John Umberger
Hester W. Kr
Wsher
Murray Etzler
I Luciie Nicodemus
Virgle Baker
Ruth Nicodemus
Class Mouting Held The Kings Daughters' Calvary
The Kings Daughters class of Calvary Church school met in the church parlors with Mrs Mamie Smith presiding. Holden S Felton led prayer and led a discussion on Forgiveness and set Faith as the next month’s topic.
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Kings Daughters
Church School
Mamie Smith
Holden S. Felton
Public Library Association Programs in Baltimore
A fragmentary note discusses Baltimore public literary programs and a proposed building for arts. The passage includes garbled lines about March, fears of wrath, and a playful quote attributed to Mary Estuer, mentioning kindness and April’s violets despite threats.
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Litrary Association
Baltimore
Sai
iMareh
Hon
Mareh
April
Mary Estuer
New Market Homemaker Club Meeting Notes
The New Market Homemaker's Club met Thursday at the New Alure Ket school auditorium with participation from New Market Pleasant Grove Hatnsville and Kemp town clubs. Mrs. Mary J. McGolerick presided as delegates were named to federation meetings and various chairmen announced their duties while talks covered sanitation and women’s rights. The Urbana Women’s Club in Frederick met March 4 with officers and delegates named for federation activities and a civics program planned for the year.
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New Market Homemaker's Club
New Alure Ket School
PT. A
Mary J. McGolerick
New Market
Pleasant Grove
Hatnsville
Kemptown
Amer
Fca
Jessie Shawbaker
VW. W. Nicosdemu
Teading
Ruth Nicrodemus
Murray Rthers
Vow. Nicodemus
Pearl Watkins
Sevinle Shawhaker
Carl Kints
Nicodemus Tant Airn Kelly
Wamaville
Pleasant Grove Club
Leon Vauthler
Newton Sell
Hhairman
Jessie Shaw
Urbana Club
Urbana Women's Club
George W. Peters
North Market Street
Frederick
John C. Kidd
Jennie Kidd
Juanta Dudderar
Florence Strman Jtave
Daisy Smelser
Miss Williams
Lew Floetky
Yule Kenny
William Oden
Civics
John Stup
Bible Thought on Kingship and Divine Viceroyalty
A devotional excerpt interprets I Kings 1 22 about the crowning and anointing of the king. It emphasizes that all kingship rests under God as the viceroyalty of the divine will and urges remembrance of human fallibility and sacred duty.
Whooping cough prevention and diagnosis notes
Health column explains diagnosis by coughing patterns and blood lymphocytes, then outlines preventing spread after recovery. Advises keeping affected children from school and public places, and sending exposed or vulnerable children away. Mentions vaccines and research, plus a local patient transfer for inflammatory rheumatism.
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Ats
Mind Your Manners Quiz and Answers
A faded etiquette quiz asks about rising for a woman, using Excuse me for interruptions, asking to smoke around a woman, and how to greet a stranger at a social event. It provides answers: yes for rising, Excuse me, may I, and proper introductions with the hostess and nearby guests.
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Tom Moore
Manhattan Scene Through a Columnist's Eye on Nightlife
A sprawling, tongue in cheek tour of New York City after dark notes hotspots from West Fifty second Street to Times Square. It sketches the bar haunts, burlesque spots, arcades, and clubs that attract writers and socialites while hinting at the city’s bohemian underbelly and iconic landmarks. It also mentions a dinner report on a Roosevelt feud, with gossip about chairs and stage stunts observed at a Presswomen's event.
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Ty George Oss
New York
Manhattan
Mountmarte
West Fifty-second Street
Broadway
Madison
Park Avenues
Idrop
Central Park Reservoir
Times Square
Bowery
Forty-second Street
West Forty-eighth Street
Madson Square Garden
Wee
Mrs. Roosevelt
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Alice
Eleanor
Today in History highlights notable births and events
A jumble of birth years and death dates for figures like Mary Laurens Elizabeth Barrett Browning Philip Sheridan George DuMaurier Ring Lardner and Arthur Tappan Pierson. It notes the fall of the Alamo in 1836 Dred Scott decision and a Wyoming case about Savage townsite trespass. Also mentions National Bank Holiday 1933 and an Italian airship raid.
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Mary Laurens
South Carolina
Continental Congress
Charleston
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Philip YW. Sheridan
Abany
N.Y
Nonquit
Mass
George du
Mistory
Texas
Alamo
David Crockett
James Bowie
Dred Scott
United States Supreme Court
United States Court
Savage
Wyo
Col. Lindbergh
Ethiopia
Red Cross
Public figures quote a mix of sentiments and self images
A garbled excerpt lists opinions from Dizzy Dean F E Libby Earl Carroll and others about publicity courage education and science. It references a high school education rescue, sitdown strikes, property, beauty tips, and commentary on science and wartime origins, with scattered names and phrases.
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F. E. Libby
New York Civil Service Forum
Sereman
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the Daily News
Altecnoan Ekeest Gunter Yee Mewe
Port Ba'tding
Court Bireey
Sei
Arysaac
Tye Southern Printing
Axus Mtepatches
Yao
Bonnteg
Arlington National Cemetery
Nicodemus
Walkersville
March
Rey
Anatcia
Lus Steff
Athalia
Henry Wart Beecher
New York City
Joan. Ritchie
John A. Lynch
Lynch
Frank C. Norwood
Mechanicatown
Van
Osler
M. Birely
Waesche
The
Annapolis’ Leguilatera
Focal Goo Club
U.S
HS Hadnes
Demeerie State Central
Frederick County
Bocke
Ralph Kline
Grove
Breen
Menor
St Deseply Catholic Church
Mitch
Nel J. Curley
Baker Bark
L.Y. Taitapgule
Frederick High School
Point of Rocks
J. A. Laporte Construction Company
Morocco Construction Company
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
American Leyton Aux- Wary
Membe Presbyterians
Missionary Institute
Scauthig
Scout
N. R. Coates
Charles E. Broadrup
County Dental Society
Children‘a Aid Society
Parkway School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
State Board of Education
Tasker G. Lowndes
Board of Visitors
Utrarlans
By Williams
Ory Unas
Wwe
Utica Women’s League
Bible Thought
Bacon
Morris Fishbein Pelter
Journal of Amrsican Medical Assn
Jap Nyge'e
Charles Kirk Doll
Frank A. Doll
Pearl
Frederick City Hospital
Harry E. Carty Co
NEW York Ae
Voisin
Ad Dicts
Hickory House
Onyx Club
Palm Room
Hinvrant
Eampire State Building
Ste
Calor
Columbus Circle
Union Square
Gramercy Park
Gracie Square
Heckman Place
Wits
Istage
Old Guard
Taconteurs
Dinty Moury
Hollywood
Paradise
Fifth Avenue
Hobohemia
Greenwich Village
Tara
Sarah Wambaugh
Cambridge
Mace
League of Nations
Saar
Herbert Kaufman
Tarrytown
N. Y
Solomon S. Huebner
University of Pennsylvania
Manitowoc
Wis
Johin Bajer
Dizzy Dean
Sreerstory of Commerce
D. C. Roper
Earl Carroll
Alexis Carrel
seGeonard MC Waruch
Roosevelt Ie
Yeao
Pean
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