Medieval Manuscripts Exhibit At Artz Library Display
A large exhibit of medieval manuscripts from Mount Saint Mary’s College is shown at the C Burr Artz Library through May 23. Highlights include an illuminated eleventh century crucifixion page authenticated by the Library of Congress, plus numerous Latin and Hebrew texts, incunabula, and rare works from the Mount Saint Mary’s collection and other sources. Miss Josephine Etchison led the display arrangements with assistance from Richard Etchison and Jacop Rohrbach, an 1882 alumnus and trustee.
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C. Burr
Richard Etchison
Mount Saint Mary's Library
Library of Congress
France
Isa
Hos
John Cardinal McCloskey
Mount Saint Mary's
Johannes Zeiner
London
Ernesme Digby
Louis XVI
Theological Faculty
Paris
Erasmus
High Court of Justice
Augustine Calmet
JF. Gallagher
Micheli
Cicero
Joan Graeed
Rome
Frere Joseph Mege
First
Frederice
Lousy Ky
Jansenus
Ly‘ons
John Teter
Leor
St. Paul
Franciscus Toletus
A Prentise
John
Antioch
Aranjon
Jena
M. Luther
Famianus Strada
Antwerp
Saint Francis de Sales
Lyons
Will H. Ward
Navigator Islands
Uvea
Josephine Etchison
Radio Day By Day Highlights of a Busy Radio Week
A report from New York outlines awards at the annual luncheon of the Woman’s Committee and a state education radio award. It also lists upcoming programs on WABC CB S WEAF WJZ and NBC networks, with concert, drama, and educational offerings, plus weekend schedules and international musical broadcasts.
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New York
SacaXares
Woonens Radio Committee
Coe
Spradia
the State University
George W. Denny
Lds
Mly
Wabc-Cbst
Fordham U
Europe
WEAF
NBC
Uncle Ezra
Lucie Manners
A. E
Alexander Story
San Francisco
Wabc-Cbs
Paul Whitman
Hollywood Hotel
Kentucky Colonels
Ferde Grofe
WJIZ
Cesar Saerchinger
Moscow
Tim and Irene
E. Madeguera
WABC
CBS
College of Music of Cincinnati
Skidmore College Women’s
NBC Page Boys
Valley Forge
R. M. Hutchinson
South California Music College
Peoria
Wjz-Nbc
Musical Arts Chorus
Easton
Budapest
Gypsy Orchestra
JZJ
Tokyo & Musicale
RAN
London
2RO
Rome
GSI
Geraldo
Tokyo
TVGA
Guatemala
U. S
TPA
Paris
Radio
HBO
Geneva
League of Nations
HAT4
Dvorak
PCJ
Netherlands
Americas
YVSRC
Caracas
SRO
I Have No Desire to See Again Says Wichita Falls Woman
Mrs Anna Miller of Wichita Falls Texas, blind eight years, states her lack of desire to regain sight. Quotes from notable figures include Miss Maude Bennet Adler Planetarium Chicago supporting women’s merits, Mrs Edith Ringling Ringling circus Enterprises on home life, and Prof J Howard Hobson Vas sar College warning against romantic optimism about love. A stray remark claims there are no rattlesnakes outside the New World.
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Anna Miller
Wichita Falls, Tex
Ren
Miss Maude Bennet
Adler Planetarium
Chicago
Edith Ringling
Ringling Circus Enterprises
Emmitsburg O E S Chapter Marks Birthday Event
The Emmitsburg Chapter of O E S celebrated its birthday with 36 Maspeze in Tuesday evening activities. Guests included Horace Troth, Presser, Grand officers, Mary Randall, Nelle Boyd, Anna Yaeger Grand Conductress, Revecca Sainner, Carri Armiges, and Wes Gettysburg and a wine band painted invitation motif. The chapter presented the worthy matron a bound yearbook and a white chiffon handkerchief with rhinestone ring. Refreshments followed the program.
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Horace E Troth
Presser
Mary Randal
Boyd Grasdrand Bute
Anna M Yaeger
Revecca Sainner
Carrie Armiges
An Amore
West Gettysburg
Segend
A Book a Day review of The Fight for a Life by de Kruif
Bruce Cation surveys Paul de Kruifs The Fight for a Life a disturbing study of preventable deaths from syphilis tuberculosis infantile paralysis and maternal mortality. It lauds medical progress and calls for a national health campaign led by the Public Health Service.
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Paul de
Thomas Parran
Joseph Goldberger
Charles Armstrong
Edward Francis
C. O. Wenger
Chicago
Detroit
de Kruif
U.S. Public Health Service
HEALTH OF TEACHERS NEARLY EQUALS AVERAGE POPULATION
A survey by the National Education Association summarized by Dr Morris Fisheliy shows teachers face health issues similar to the general public. Among 7,900 examined, 77 percent had vision problems, 30 percent heart disturbances, 27 percent posture issues, 31 percent throat troubles, and 23 percent weight problems. The study notes absences due to illnesses like influenza and colds, with improvements needed as 15 to 20 percent lack vigorous health for exemplary instruction.
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National Education Associaten
New York
Strength For The Day Faith And Security In God
A religious reflection on David’s trust in God over physical walls. It argues that perfect security is impossible and urges reliance on divine power rather than frantically closing every breach. A Brookfield AP note reports a Union soldier’s Civil War relic gun missing. officials seek the prankster or thief.
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David
God
Gat Bebtor
Brookfield
Brookfeld
Statement on Hypocrisy and Sin Proving Lack of Sin
The remark asserts that showing no sin is equivalent to proving a lack of hypocrisy. It argues that merely claiming virtue without actions confirms the absence of sin in the stated behavior.
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Artz Library
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Charles H. Feete
Luther Murray
Hoy H. Bruss
Brunswick
Mr. Chapline
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Garropine Ma
St. Joseph
Panama
Far West
Lincoln
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By C. E. Butterfield
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Vassar College
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Maryland
Emmitsburg
Bruce Cation
Morris Fisheeliy
Journal
American Medical Assn
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Health Magazmme
L. B. Nicodemus
Market St
Frederick's Home
Kamsberg
Jewelry
Francis Scott Kep
Sy Earl L. Douglass, D. D
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
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Cappella’s Food Market
Second St
Carmage's Food Center
Kelloggs
Phillips Mixed
California
Tetles
Hershey
Florida
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Medford
Camay
Saray
Columbia
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!