Hood College Dormitory Drive Starts Eight Day Campaign
Hood College in Frederick launches an eight day drive to raise fifty thousand dollars for a new dormitory. Hood students host a supper tonight at the Y M C A after meetings with one hundred local business and professional leaders supporting the effort.
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Hood College
Frederick City
Hood
Frederick County
Frederick
Ans
Tivier College
Tme
Hood Seminary
Maryland
Purcellville Town Sergeant Falls From Trestle Dieing
Town sergeant of Purcellville Loudoun County Va fell from the Wabash neton and old Dominion Railroad trestle on the outskirts of the town while escorting his young son. He struck his head and died at 43, survived by a widow and four children. Conducting services are planned by Rev Dr and Mrs Gracen D Kidner in Flint Hill as part of a week long Methodist Episcopal church series.
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Purcellville
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Benjamin
Parcelvile
Loudoun
Old Dominion
Gracen D Kidner
East Third Street
Flint Hill
Kid
South
Dreadnought Arizona Gets First Trial on Atlantic Coast
The Dreadnought Arizona secures its initial trial along the Atlantic coast, signaling the ship’s testing phase amid regional maritime developments. Officials from the naval office caution about weather windows influencing test schedules and public interest in naval progress.
Meeting of Art Club Shows Rural Life Work Report
Mra. Carty presided as the Art Club hosted an evening focused on Rural Life Development work. Mrs. Hartaborn and Mrs. Waters from Kensington spoke on state committee goals and Civic League changes. Miss Ott led the program with brief artistic updates. refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Thursday, November 23.
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State Committee For
Mra. Carty
Mra. Hendrickson Waa
Hood College
Hartsborn
Waters
Kensington
Hartaborn
Carving Rules From The Old Handbooks
An excursion into historic kitchen lore on carving meat led by gender norms. It notes that men traditionally carved while women watched, then guides a careful method for carving beef and fowl, with step by step tips on breaking down joints, wings, breast, and bones, reflecting old household practices.
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Alice
Munitions for Allies and Carving Guides at Sea
The piece describes serving practices aboard a New York pier where munition shipments are prepared for allies. It details bird carving with liver wing and gizzard as preferred cuts, notes the turkey leg should be kept unsliced, and advises on beefsteak portions avoiding bone and favoring tender portions like the tenderloin.
Fire destroys boarding house in White Deer area
In White Deer Pa on November 20 Daniel McLanchlin died from burns. Joseph Markle and William Winterod suffered burns with Markle probably fatally burned and Winterod less seriously. The blaze at a boarding house owned by the White Deer Lumber Company trapped the men as they slept. Winterod and Markle escaped by leaping from upper-floor windows.
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White Deer
Daniel McLanchlin
Joseph Markle
William Winterod
White Deer Lumber Company
Winterod
Markle
Man Loses Both Legs Entering Moving Train
Newark Nov 20 George Hunter attempted to board a moving Lackawanna train at Broad Street station missing his footing. Both legs were cut off by the wheels. Charity that begins at home seldom gets over a neighbor's back fence.
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Newark
N. J
Broad Street
Lackawanna Railroad
George Hunter
Twelve Eat For Two Weeks On Twenty Dollars
Chicago reports twelve health department staffers four men and eight women will dine on a public economy diet for two weeks after Thanksgiving. They aim to show high living costs arise from consumer willingness to pay for luxuries and that health and purse could improve with prudent eating. Health commissioner John Dill Robertson expects to feed the group on twenty dollars weekly, about eight cents per meal. A separate note says a federal probe will not investigate high prices of necessities, viewing it as duplicative of the Sherman act duties.
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Chicago
Aix
City Health Department
John Dill Robertson
Luck at Mt. Joy and health notes in brief
Mt Joy Fa. Nov 20. Dr W R Hetlig hospitalized for operation. His wife gave birth to twins, and N's oldest son fell and broke his right wing. Experts estimate Spain holds 700 million tons of unmined iron ore capable of yielding half the metal.
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Mt. Joy
W. R. Hetlig
Spain
Machine Gun Auto Stolen In Texas From Michigan Infantry
Thirty third Michigan Infantry officers seek police aid to recover a machine gun automobile stolen from in front of a cafe in El Paso Texas on November 20. The report notes that many women are as modest as the styles permit.
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Texas
Paso
Tex
Thirty-third
Michigan Infantry
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Millions use to stop a cold. A dose every two hours, up to three, ends grippe misery and clears nasal passages. It relieves headache, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, and nasal discharge. Costs 25 cents at any drug store and tastes pleasant.
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Pape
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Wrofigten
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Ife
Department of Dustlee
Franklin
Harvey E. Smith
Orayman
West Fifth Street
James H. Harris
Charles Wertheimer
Frank B. Sappington
Frank C. Norwood
John D. Hendrickson
Horace C. Zacharias
George S. Rodock
Abe Rosenour
Frank V. Staub
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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