Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 1813 to 1954 Events
The page lists notable birthdays including Thomas Crawford and John Bannister Tabb, and anniversaries from 1813 to 1954. Notable figures such as Reinbert A Nbuikan and Stephen Decatur are mentioned alongside milestones like the Anti Polygamy Act and the Lindbergh case. Birthdays include Dr. Alfred N. Richards Kent Cooper and Harold Fellows, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crawford
Capitol
Dome
Washington
New Look
Braston Bragg
Waneaton
N.C
Galveston
Tes
John Bannister Tabb
Amelia County
Herman H. Kohlsaat
Chicago
Albion
Ill
Laura Dean Libbes
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York
Nbuikan
Caliifornia Institute of Technology
Morrison
Dee
Stephen Decatur
Tony Pastor
Paterson
Congress
United States
Russia
Norfolk
Lindbergh
Grand Coulee Dam
Washington State
Wainwright
Philippines
Truman
British
House of Commons
Britain
Soviet Union
Alfred N. Richards
University of Pennsylvania
Stamford
N. C
Kent Cooper
The
Associated Press
A. Pi
Columbus
Ind
Harold & Fellows
Natl. Asso
Washington, D. C
Rice Rupture Experts visit Frederick hotel event
The Rice Rupture Service Experts, acting for William S. Rice Inc, will be at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick Maryland on Thursday March 24. They offer a no charge thirty day trial of the Rice Appliance for reducible rupture with a satisfaction guarantee and demonstrations available at the hotel desk. The hours are 10 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 in the evening.
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William S. Rice, Inc
Adams, N
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
David
Bath'sheba
Homemakers of America
Brownie
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mendis
Sodality of
St Tanuat Diet Nei
St. Jasenh
Taneytown spring musical staged at Taneytown High School
Community Chorus of Taneytown backed by Carroll County instrumental teachers performed a spring musical in the Taneytown High School auditorium. Soloists included Betty Ely David Reifsnider Hazel Hess and Naomi Dodrer with Ely and Reifsnider dueting. Scouts held a Saturday fund drive and a Friday trip to Gettysburg College with 13 Boy Scouts and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Carroll Counts Board of Education
Taneytown High School
Carrol County
Betty Ely
David Reifsnider
Hazel Hess
Naomi Dodrer
Robert McKinney
John Myers
Francis Nelson
Donald Shatter
Charles Turner
Larry Weishant
Board of Review
Gettysburg Colege
Nest
INE
Western Marsland College
Tanertown High School
Ellis Cline
Dorothy Dix Says Divorcing a Miserly Husband
Dorothy Dix counsels a woman living with a widower who longs for a divorce but cannot afford legal costs. The reader describes him as frugal to stinginess, unkind in money matters, and planning a will to favor himself. The exchange urges considering independence and practical steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dia
Miss DIX
Molly
Ja Miser
One sided marriage debate on money and divorce
The letter discusses a one sided living arrangement where the woman bears sacrifices for a homeless future while the man benefits. It suggests divorce as a path to a lawful position in the household and warns against staying in the arrangement for money. It also covers dating etiquette and a young couple’s engagement with dancing controversy. Sweden reports a martial explosion tied to immigration and citizenship in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livs
Dms
Sweden
Wife urged to give up harmless pastime
A brief note from The Bell Syndicate urges a wife to give up several personal pleasures, arguing she should quit this harmless pastime. The fragment hints at domestic advice but lacks broader context or details.
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Bell Syndicate
Itic
Is That Noise Necessary In Public Discourse
Strength For Today by Syearl L. Douglass urges reducing unnecessary talk and anger. A police slip reads Is That Noise Necessary prompting reflection on speaking less, avoiding venting, and choosing restraint to prevent regret. It emphasizes that anger fades, but words linger and affect others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syearl L. Douglass
Shim
Winchester plant to absorb Detroit operation this year
The American Brake Shoe Co plans to move its Detroit operations to the Winchester Virginia plant later this year to better utilize tools and consolidate manufacturing for automobiles aircraft and buses. The move involves 2.3 million population growth in California cited as context for broader consolidation.
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Frederick
Wischester
Vircirla
Detroit
J American Brake Shoe Co
American J
Braheblois
Winchester
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Know
America
Berchock
Bernard Decker
Barbetha Good
Wallace Yingling
Tausic
Doris Tuckwoord
Jacquelin Hering
Adelaide MacDonald
Frank Wargny
MacDonald
Maryland General Hospital
Tanestown
Atalian
Cather Orson
Louis Reifsnider
Wilbur Reifsnider
Glenn Reilenider
Glenn Jr
Delmont Koons Sr
Delmont Koons Jr
Stevie
Charlie Mehring
Will
Acver
Roper Fik Deiment
Harry Mohney
Ray Mond
Kitchen
Women's Guild
T He
Churchmen's Brotherhood
Vis
Franklin Baker
Dorothy Dix
Buckeye
Wilt's Machine
Doubs
Maryland
Tremont
Fairlane Town Sedan
Ford
Dive Preitinn Tt
Porter
Eany
the Frederick Motor Co
Marlow's
Goren
Norway
Marlow’s Delicatessen and Liquors
Bentz & Sth. Sts
Dial Monument
Ridgeville
Horst & Wagner
West Fifth St
Gibson
Kelvinatai
Server
Hunter Zepher
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
Robert L, Null
Fred G, Shepley
Bittle
Harmony
Myersville
T. B
Bangs
Ayrshire
Berkshire
Hampshire
S.C
McCormick Deering
John Deere Vanbruot
John Deere
Cobey
Icacer
Saxton
Dairy Fextures
Leroy C. Forrest Myersville
Lewis W. Renner
Raymond L. Relly
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