Amateur Dramatics Advice From Hood College Leader
An article by Miss Sally Conrad Fauntleroy of Hood College’s School of Expression outlines practical steps to stage amateur productions. She lists roles from business manager to wardrobe mistress, favors modern plays for easier props, details rehearsals, study of parts, and full guidance on scenery, makeup, wigs, and stagecraft. The piece is part of a Women’s Home Companion series on mounting amateur plays and notes Fauntleroy’s broader influence in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Womans Home Companion
Sally Conrad Fauntleroy
School of Expression and Dramatic Art
Hood College
Miss Fauntleroy
Frederick
Baseball Club
Frederick City Hospitel
Daughter of the Confederacy
Westminster
Marion
Ohio
School of Expression
Emily Bishop
Fauntleray
Ten New Members Added to Palestine Encampment Ceremony
Ten new members were initiated into Palestine Encampment No 6 of Hagerstown with the Patriarchal and Golden Rule degrees. Archie Davidson led the degree team. Speakers urged greater membership work while noting the encampment’s two million members worldwide and low local engagement. The visit included remarks by Grand Secretary William A. Jones and Past Grand Master Howard P. Hartman, with dinners served after the ceremony. The party planned to visit Woosville tonight.
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Gilead
Hagerstown
Archie Davidson
Palestine
Charles J. Stokes
William 4. Jones
Idoeas
Odd Fellowship
Howard P. Hartman
Odd Fellows Temple
HE. B. Hartle
Onn FF Worthington
William A. Jones
Baltimore
EB. B. Hartie
Wolfinger
John Beard
F. J. Stauffer
H.C. Carpenter
J. W. Draper
C. G. Myers
H. A. Shafer
E. E. Whitmore
Charles J. Grove
Edward Bailey
Howard McC
Henry Custer
Luther Coverman
Jones
Woosville
Hood College Glee Club Concert For Building Fund
Hood College Glee Club under Miss Elinor Marker presents its fourth annual concert to aid the Building Fund in Conese Hall Monday evening. The program features refined women’s choral music including A Way in Venice and selections like Hoffnungs in German and Wow the Wisp. Notable soloist Miss Edmunds will perform, with Miss Hollon on piano and readers Miss Moyer and We Cullagh. Read The News for updates.
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Elinor Marker
Hood College Glee Club
Conese Hall
Venice
Sprass
Reichard
Spr
Wisp
Namie
Chloe
Ardith
Ivoai
Miss Edmunds
Aevorad
Miss Hol~ien
Manist
Moyer
We Cullagh
New Bait Fish Law Boon to Fishermen
Frederick County anglers welcome a bait fish bill designed to protect streams from depletion of live bait. The law targets catfish bait and minnow fishing, aiming to keep bass fishing viable by preserving bait sources in Monocacy and Potomac river tributaries, amid fears of scarce bait and shifting fish populations.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Monoe
Potomac
Washington
First Day Of Spring Brings Out Market Goers
Market scene signals spring with buyers scouring stalls for eggs butter and produce. Prices range from 1 to 7 cents a dozen for eggs and 20 cents for butter with some deals at 19 cents. Poultry vegetables and fish show varied pricing as traders predict a steadier market before summer. Local observers note returning warmth and signs of spring in the market activity.
Dandelion Liver Disks Promote Headache Relief Testimonials
A Wilmington Delaware woman writes that Dandelion Liver Disks ease her sick headaches and she prefers them to any liver medicine she has used. The ad notes many testimonials and offers 40 doses for 25 cents.
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Wilmington
Del
Lydia E Pinkham Woman's Remedy Praised by Creston Reader
A Creston Iowa woman describes relief from long lasting female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with restoring strength, easing pain from overwork and heavy lifting, and says it brought a happy home and a baby boy. The ad notes the product uses roots and herbs and invites readers to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Creston
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. B. Boscamp
XU EL
Howard Street
Creston, Ilown
Lydia EF
Advier
Sadler Suit Seeks 20000 Against Dr Rigas
A jury in the Superior Court awarded Mrs. Sadler six thousand dollars after a verdict in a damages suit against Dr George Rigas for alleged unlawful detention. The case, in Frederic County, involved a trial that lasted about an hour and a half. post verdict, motions for a new trial were noted by attorneys W Colton and M Garner.
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Gage Danger Ius Jabra
Superian
Bald Priore
Vesiemtiay
Liv
Sullle Sur Fae Sadler
Progairman
Sadler
George Ho Rigas
Duis
Bjaydt
Fredericl
Meer
Hom
Attomners
Willam Colton
Milton Garner
Advertisement summary of old patent remedy and autos
Fragmentary ad copy discusses a constipation remedy with Chamberlain’s pills and claims strong results. It also hypes “Kenpie autos for the children” and a “Greatest novelty box” from a drug store, with dealer recommendations and promotional language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenpie
Subscribed and sworn March 11 1914 by Treasurer Hedges
The document signature shows D Hedges as Treasurer sworn before Notary Thomas A Chapline on March 11 1914 with attestations by Newton M Zaentz and directors Derfer and David CILamer.
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D. Hedges
Thomas A. Chapline
Newton M. Zaentz
Derfer
David Cilamer
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Woman's Home Companion
Bostontans
Tan
Russia
Glee Club
Frederick Anglers
George H. Riggs
Mveooaheuehier
TE Frederick Trust CO
Prederick Trust Company
Maryland
Ecamss Bank
Rational Bank
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
T. & D. Wedges
Greenawalt’s
Patrick Street
Our Savings Club
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Shepherd
Scc
Calor
Muglin
Vaid
Ieee
Spochil
Sperinl
Rex
Wallace Reid
Miss Davenport
Irene
Universal Weekly
Today's Weekly
Bob Fitzsimmons
Essanay
G. M. Anderson
London
Gieam
Central Park
the Crucible
Sydney Ayres
Vivian Rich
Empire
Helfenstein & Urner
Meera
Market Street
Frederick, MD
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