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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1924
Page
3
A lively weekly missive describes March weather, gardens, spring cleaning, and local amusements. It notes Lent customs, theater highlights like The Mikado and Hood productions, church events, and the swinging bridge panorama as residents brace for changing seasons.
New York notcd and breezed on to Frederick Vaidement when the Good Morning Dearie musical comedy was presented by the original Carie theatre cast at the City Opera House. A large audience enjoyed the lively numbers, costumes, and polished chorus led by Manae Decker with Edward Allen Helen acl and Mrs Val Walker providing appeal. Roland Hogue sang well and Lou Powers supplied strong comedy.
The brief notice offers a trial run for a new advertising pamphlet with a playful teaser line. It hints at promotion ideas and public interest, inviting readers and local businesses to participate and evaluate the concept.
The department of expression at Hood College presents a student recital this evening in Brodbeck Hall at 8 o clock. The program includes poems and selections by Madelon Martin, Dunbar, Wilde, Riley, and others performed by students such as Elsie Beech and Helen Nicodemus along with reader Elizabeth Hill and pianist Grace Vaughn. The next event is a Flonzaley String Quartet recital set for Tuesday evening March 11.
State Health Department reports a 23 percent rise in milk purity in Baltimore and statewide due to a cooperative cleanliness drive. Dr. J W H Shrader of the Bureau of Food and Chemistry leads the effort with county, city, and railroad officials, urging farmers to keep stables cleaner and cool milk to slow bacterial growth.
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