More Apartments Drive Urbanization in Early America
The article argues that the rise of apartment living marks a final break with rural heritage in the United States. It notes a long term shift from owning homes to renting in apartments, citing impermanence and mobility as key factors. Government research indicates a decade of growth in apartment construction with continued expansion expected, driven by advantages for many families over owning or renting houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Diet and vitamins reshape sailors’ tales and modern deficiencies
A column argues ancient scurvy lessons overemphasize lemon cures while noting vitamin deficit still harms many. Prof McCollum and Prat warn that diet variety, not obvious disease, underpins strength and resilience. The piece also previews a new Columbia University magazine challenging profit systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prat
McCollum
Daily English Lesson on Misused Words and Lineage
Daily lesson notes misused word hints and pronunciation tips. The reader is urged to increase vocabulary by mastering one word daily. Today's focus is lineage meaning ancestral line, with example tracing lineage to Edward VI of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VI
England
Letter to the Editor about global news and labor
The writer from Beverly Hills comments on an AP Washington dispatch praising Fred Stone in a straight dramatic play. They note starving miners in Hungary forced to accept a raise from $20 to $3.50 a week and longshoremen in San Francisco getting 95 cents an hour with overtime at $1.40. The letter ends with a quip about pundits who judge others’ actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Fred Stone
Hungary
San Francisco
Churches Call for Lord's Day Sanctity and Global Peace
A compilation of (likely) quotations urges keeping the Lord's Day sacred amid national team triumphs, critiques old empires, and reflects on postwar diplomacy. Figures cited include Dr. Harry L. Bowlby, Dr. Samuel M. Cavert, August Koshutich, and Victor A. Yakhontoma, touching on church unity, Croat politics, and Yugoslav identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
St. Louis
Harry L. Bowlby
Austria
Germany
August Koshutich
Samuel M. Cavert
Federal Council of the Churches of
Thurmont notices and injuries from near Ernest Warner farm
Ralph Vance Ray of Washington DC paid a $3 fine for reckless driving after pleading guilty at a magistrate hearing. A charge against William Lidie of Thurmont was dismissed. Ray was treated for facial and head injuries at Frederick hospital after his vehicle swerved near the Ernest Warner farm south of Thurmont. State Officer Carroll Creeger investigated the accident. Also noted are local classes in auto mechanics by O D Polley, Graceham Moravian church anniversary services, and Trinity Reformed church events scheduled for October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Ralph Vance Ray
Washington, D. C
Wiliam J. Stoner
Ray
Wiliam Lidie
Ernest Warner
Here
Frederick
Lidie
Carroll Creeger
O D. Polley
Ccc
Fishing Creek
Polley
L. R. Waesche and Sons of
Graceham Moravian Church
RK. Stananeid
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fifty years ago the fair grounds saw pickpockets harvesting small fruits as the News notes events from 1854. In 1914 Joshua Biggs of this county was elected a Western Maryland Railway director in Baltimore. Mrs Louisa Moberly of New Market died, mother to Mrs McClintock Young and Mrs Arthur Potts. The column also records racial tensions in Frederick County and a destructive blaze at the Hagerstown Fair damaging stables and valuable horses. A fatal accident near Frederick left a boy unconscious after a cow struck by a trolley horse, the cow killed on impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Unger
Keexsvills
Joshua Biggs
Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore
Louisa Moberly
BW. Maberly
New Market
McClintock Young
Arthur Potts
Friderck
Urbana
Hagerstown
Hoyt
Bon
J V
Summers
Frederick
Legion Auxiliary installs officers at Winchester Hall meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual officer installation Monday at 7 20 p m under Mrs Charles B Houck s guidance The group invited nine Legion and Auxiliary members for the next meeting at Winchester Hall on November 20 Armistice Day plans include a parade and graves decoration the day before The set of officers includes President Mrs Claggett Bartid burg First Vice President Mrs Calvin Eugle Second Vice President Mrs Allee Gleamer and others with numerous committees named for Americanism Child Welfare Cradle Roll Constitution and By Laws Community Service Education of World War Orphans and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Charlea
Houck
Tywins
American Legion
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Francis Acot
Key Post
Winchester Hall
Mra
Claggett EK. Bartidburg
Calvin Eugle
Allee Qleamer
Anns Wastier
Charles Talley, Jr
Sara. Pav Rhoads
Lewis L. Clem
Bruce Starner
Harvey Carmack
John Albaugh
Charles Vetter
Wm. Shook
John Bowers, Jr
Wm. Simmons
Robert Burall
Bruce Sterner
Lewis K. Clem
Robert Hammond
Walter Forney
Paul Rhonda
Clarence Howard
Charles Houck
Gold Star
Calvin King
Musle
National Defense
Sarah McKinley
Immong
Wm. Shock
Ways and
Lewis Lb
Clem
Bar! Gilbert
Charles Talley
John Bowers
William Quinn
August Monath
Charles Vetters
Edward Mercer
George Salar
Earah McKinley
Nelson Bowers
Lewis Clem
Leonard Kreh
Celvin Engle
Grayson Crumbaugh
William Kreh
William Book
Gilbert
Charles Tailey
Brwere
Myrtie Childs
Wm. Fisher
Shas, Veller
Harry Grove
Chas. Houck, Jr
Garah McKinley
Myrtlyn Shoamaker
John Etzler
Mira. Lesmardich
Jona Sacok
William Shook
Alia Glessnér
Gertrude Ramsburg
Dorothy Clem
Kreh
Abraham Ellin
Social
Brice Starner
Charles Tality, Jr
John Snook
Shook
Earl Gilbert
John al
Emmitsburg Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Local events in Emmitsburg feature a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. George Eyster's home with attendees such as Mrs. Eyster and Mrs. Roy Maxell. Reports cover patient stays, lectures by Dr. Theodore Maynard, Mt. St. Marys faculty notes, a court contempt fine for C Davis, Lions Club Ladies Night, and numerous church and community group activities with many names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eyster
Eyster
Roy Maxell
Cheriea Landen
D. Luther Boag
C. C. Springer
Chas. Marner
G. M. Paterson
Pallip Bower
Mia Bele Rowe
Eyster Sas Wader
Edwin Objer
Ohio
Objer
D. A. Wachter
Rocky Ruse
Lealle
Carmen
Baltimore
Ail
Theodore Maynard
Holls
Brooke
Jamin
West Main Street
Maynard
Mt. St. Mary's College
Madaras
India
America
Fordham
Georgetown
Catholic University
Marquette University
Mt. St. Mary's
Acience
John Cunningham
Ottawa
Cenada
St. Francis Xavier College
Antigonish
Nova Scotia
Charles Keepers
Ilness
Claude Sullivan
Nelle
Ann Felix
Flora Engle
J. T. Gillejan
Carrie Gillelan
Emmitab
Albert Adzleberger
Davis
J. Althom
Edward Adams
Emmitsburg
Baltimore area notices and obituaries from a Baltimore paper
Fragmented local notices recount a gathering of Balti more residents and relatives of Hoke and McKay, with mention of a fall injuries to Joseph Rosenstael. It also notes the burial of Anna Ale Cool at St Joseph's cemetery and the death of Lillian Trent at St Agnes hospital, with burials in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning In
Euphimias Hel
Plana
C.K. Hoke
George McKay
Air Pany Ann
Musee Maranami Aue
Anna Ale
George Cool
St. Joseph's College
Josph's Cemetery
W Lilem Graeninger
Lillian Trent
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Baltmore
Burla
St. Joseph'a
Gaithersburg Social Calendar Highlights Local Events
Sunday guests included Mrs Arthur McClellan and daughter Virginia May of Harman and Mrs Washington Atkinson of Baltimore. A benefit card party in Piremen's Hall, sponsored by the Women's Guild, raised funds with prizes won by multiple residents. Kensington and Gaithersburg members of OES and related chapters were noted during a Grand Officers visit. Students returned to various colleges, and upcoming events included a turkey dinner by the Ladies Aid Society and a harvest-home lunch. Community clubs held bridge games, and ill health concerns were reported for Thomas Walker. The Philathea Class hosted readings and a birthday cake for Mrs J Wesley Walker. Mr Abst Norris Jr moved to Washington DC for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galthernburg
Arthur McClellan
Virginia May
Harman
Washington Atkinson
Baltimore
Ernest. Moxley
Piremen
Waa & Micceas
Women's Guild
Church of the Racenalon
Carroll Walker
Lewis Reed
Adolf Gude
Bates Etchison
Merle Jacoba
Howard Larcombe
Mir
Prebus
Nicholas Brewer
Lloyd Brewer
Watts Palmer
Misa Carlton
Door Prise
Raleigh Chinn
Rockville
Vesht Bartlett
Hattie Gritsfith
St. Clair Taylor
Pentalpha
Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Kensington
O. E
Neltie
Wachter
Hay Wachter
Ethryn Reed
Carrie Kingsley
State Teachers’ College
Fredericksburg
Adolph
Isadore Wolfson
Norman Jacobs, Jr
Maryland University
College Park
Ald Sociery
Epworth M. Eb.churen
Ernest Moxley
Borman Jacobs
William Mills
Mra
J. EF. James
W. ©. Dash
Clay Plummer
Harold Kingsley
Treasury
Monroe Phoebus
Walter Reinhart
J. E. James
Harvey Selby
Granville Kinsey
William Cooley
Irvin Thomas
Merle Jacobs
Thomas Walker
Barney Miller
Montgomery Avenue
Herman Wilson
Sydney H. Karr
Clyde ‘Thomas
Philathea
Grace
LEFT-HANDED CHILDREN AND SUPERSTITIONS REBUKED
Dr Morris Fishbein argues that left handedness is not inferior and that attempts to force right handedness disrupt brain function. He notes linked speech and thinking difficulties and warns against altering natural hand use as it creates awkwardness and behavioral disorders.
Today In History and Birthdays Anniversaries Recap
A compact chronicle of notable historic anniversaries and birthdays. It lists dates and figures including Comte de Saint-Simon, Richard M. Johnson, William R. Marshall, Edmund Dutch Lewis, Thomas Fortune Ryan, Rovert Lansing, Carl R. Fish, Burgoyne’s 1771 surrender, and Al Capone’s 1931 tax case, alongside James A. Garfield’s birth.
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Comte de Saint-Simon
Bor
Richard M. Johnson
Kentucky
United States
Senate
Louisville
Frankfort
William R. Marshall
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Boone County
Pasadena
Cal
Edmund Dutch Lewis
Philadelphia
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Nelson County
New York
Rovert
Lansing
Wigan
Watertown
N.Y
Washington, D. C
Carl R. Fish
Wisconsin
Hutery
Rhode Island
Madwon
Wis
Burgoyne
Serstoga
Ha Grith
Channon Wood
al Capone
Chicago
Harpo Marx Pranks Turned Into Public Laughs on Island
New York gossip recounts Harpo Marx and other comic ironies from a Woollcott island retreat. A long tale describes a water department prank and a pink gelatin bathtub joke, then Harpo’s jewelry-store escapade ending with a glinting ring gift to police and staff, as laughter lingers in club nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Bms
Yun
Harpo
Harpo Marx
Alexander Woollcott
Swanklest Jewelry
Fifth Avenue
Marx
Harpa
Lemon Gelatin Mold for Lettuce Cups
A lemon flavored gelatin recipe dissolves in boiling water then mixed with lemon juice and salt. Layer with olives and pimientos, chill until firm, then unmold onto lettuce and slice for serving.
Notable births listed on this horoscope page
The column notes anniversaries of birthdays for Khowlis A. Ryerson in Seattle age 42, Rev. James Montgomery in Washington DC age 70, painter Childe Hassam in New York age 75, artist Eric Pape in San Francisco age 64, Rear Admiral Christian J. Peoples, and Dr. David A. Robertson of Goucher College born across cities. warns this day’s chart is negative with a cautious forecast about opportunities and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khowlis A. Ryerson
Department of Agriculure
Bureau of Plant Industry
Seattle
Wash
James S. Montgomery
Washington, D. C
M. E
House of Representatives
Mt. Carmel
Ind
Childe Haseam
New York
Boston
Eric Pape
Arlist
San Francisco
Christian J. Peoples
G. S&. Nwbora da Towa
David A. Robertson
Goucher College
Baltimore
Chicago
Enal
Deceitful Traits Praised And Censured In Verse
A short verse by N A Lufburrow contrasts deceitful behavior with virtue. It condemns deceit as harmful while noting how a person like Tim might receive unjust praise, urging readers to avoid deceit and value honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
N. A. Lufburrow
Bible Thought Bull Taxe and Liberty with Justice
Fragmentary text quotes I Corinthians 8 9 on liberty and equality before law. Mentions Lord Mansfeld and urging steady relations to resist danger. Content is disjointed and unclear, with no coherent event or identifiable source.
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the Daily News
Columbia University
Flapper
Fanny
Moscow
Japan
China
Victor A. Yakhontoma
Yugo-Slavia
Radoye Yandoviteh
the News
Legion Auxiliary
Tag Day
Sarah MecKinity
Mya
Bieriyh Shuvinake
Rivs
Calvin Engie
Walter Fornty
John Rieler
Bruce Stamer
Abraham Eltin
Wm. Kreh
Alice Glessner
Gaithersburg
By Williams
Nn al
den IE
Van
By Ketten
Melloo
Tjhen Bo
United Feature Syndicate. Inc
Fai
Ols
Vere Boa Foods of
Morris Fishbein
Journal of American Medical Association
Hyveta, the Health Magazine
James A. Garfield
Cleveland
Interior
Hiram
Paul Harrison
Marxes
Mrs
Alexander George
Luff
Bible Thought
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