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Liking for Good Books and News Papers Stoppered
A 1926 reflection argues that guiding children to select wholesome reading requires tact and early cultivation of reading with home libraries aiding steady tastes. It contrasts parental aims with adolescent guidance and notes newspapers coordinate national energy and community cooperation, warning nonreaders miss the societal rhythm.
Students Waiters At Colleges Embrace Work For Education
In hundreds of schools now boys earn part of their expenses by waiting tables. Princeton had 92 applicants for 51 jobs this Fall showing the appeal of work. The piece argues that labor done well adds practical skill and removes glamour from dining room duties.
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Princeton University
Mail bandits punishments debated by Inquiring Reporter
Inquiring Reporter polls readers on canonical punishment for mail bandits and related crime. Answers vary from support for severe penalties to doubts about effectiveness. The piece also muses on romance after marriage and the role of personal atmosphere in preventing divorces.
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Martin J. Walsh
Nice
C. David Wills
Samuel P. Ransom
Harry D. Baumaardner, SR
Yvae
W. Leslie Burger
Luf's Stuff Flowers Poem Tribute
A short verse extols flowers in bright colors and wide bloom. It notes beauty in petals red blue white purple yellow green and pink and suggests flowers brighten any spot whether sprouting near ground or in soil. The author N. A. Lufburrow signs the playful tribute to floral cheer.
Ills and recovery noted in city church bulletin
Mrs Samuel G Duvall at City Hospital shows slow improvement while Harrie E W Storm of South Market street recovers from pleurisy and a broken arm. Miss Mary R Leatherman also improves after an operation and hopes to leave soon. Daily Holy Communion to be held at All Saints church at 730 p m this week except Wednesday and Saturday. Diocesan Convention to meet in Baltimore Wednesday for Bishop Coadjutor appointment for the Maryland Diocese.
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Samuel G. Duvall
City Hospital
Harrie E. W. Storm
South Market Street
Storm
Mary R. Leatherman
All Saints’ Church
Baltimore
Marrland
Nevin
City
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Frederick City Hospital
This Day in History and Birthdays Almanac 1929 Style
This item lists anniversaries and birthdays with events from 1848 to 1929 including bishop consecrations telegraph lines street railway grants and notable deaths. It notes Today in History events such as Kosciuszko Recognition Day Ether Day and university centennials, plus figures like Miriam Ferguson and Luke Fildes among others.
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South Carolina
New York City
Governor's Island
America
Francis P. Blair
Jackson
Abingdon
Fiest
San Diego
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Stratford-on-Avon
Counell
Berlin
John
Plilebury
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Sutton
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Texas Supreme Court
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Hamlet Soliloquy Fragment From Shakespeare
The fragmentary OCR of Hamlet's soliloquy from Act III scene III renders To be or not to be and related passages about sleep death and conscience. It mentions Ophelia and the line about the undiscovered country and the pale cast of thought, with several garbled phrases evident.
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Hamlet
Shakespeare
The Family Upstairs Opens Myrkyle-Harder Week
Theatre listings note the Family Upstairs opening the Myrkie-Harder Company week at Onera House with a cast led by John Kingston and Misa Keane. Also on bill Ralph Graves and Renee Adoree in Blarney at the Empire with Dancing Daddy and a news reel, plus The Love Hour at the Maryland starring Huntly Gordon and Louise Fazenda.
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Myrkie-Harder
Empire
Ralph Graves
Renee Adoree
the Empire Today
Maryland
Huntly Gordon
Louise Fazenda
William Desmond
Eileen Sedgwick
Bible Thought The Lord's Ways and His Providence
A historic devotional snippet quotes scripture on divine sovereignty. It cites First Samuel and Psalm passages about God governing wealth and status and owning the earth and all its fullness. The lines reflect a preacherly focus on God’s control over fortunes and fate.
Fragmented Verse on Endurance and Relearning
A garbled excerpt reflects a dismantled reminiscence about persistence. It hints at personal effort and long timescales for growth, with references to enduring practice and a national news service context implied by scattered phrases.
Emmitsburg Women Club discusses wartime food prep
The Womans' Club of Emmitsburg met at Mrs. Charles McNair's home with Miss Thompson present. The afternoon featured talks on different wars and how to prepare vegetables and their food value for the home front.
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Emmitsburg
Charles McNair
Mies Thompson
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Chronicle Fragment
Twenty years ago in Frederick events are recalled including a carpenter contract on the Frederick Cute Mail project and a fall incident involving Carlos to Garmendia. The piece notes Mary Trw and Pavd Wertheimer, with mentions of local addresses and a resident named Cirodisa Tiv.
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Police Court Cases and October Weather Report
The week end flood of arrests included 12 individuals, many held on disordery conduct with $5 collateral, before Justice August J. Brust. Goodman and Esaing faced additional charges with fines and forfeitures. Also noted, Mrs. George Birely received a chrysanthemum basket at Philadelphia convention for her auxiliary work. Finally, October days showcased colorful foliage as elections for directors and officers were held with Rev. T. S. Fike named president.
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A. Bond
William Brows Ing
C. Lidie
W. Price
A. H. Haller
Henry Dews
Frank Grove
H. Brust
A. Nichola
August J. Brust
Poles Court
W. A. Goodman
Washington
Currie
Mqnor
Dewey Teaing
Goodman
Ensaias
George Birely
American Legion Auxilliary
Maryland
American Legion and Auxiliary
Philadelphia
Blake
Baltimore
Claude B. Sweezey
T. S. Fike
M. Luther Creager
Samuel Long
Lester &. Birely
Willam Z. Wilkins
Frank E. Hammaker
Charles M Baxter
Rev. T. S. Fike
M. Luether Creager
William Z. Wh- Hide
New Hotel Proprietor at Emmit House Emmitsburg
The Emmit House in Emmitsburg has changed hands, sold to P. B. Winn of the Eastern Shore from Will Roberts. Improvements are underway under Winn's supervision as he resumes hotel operations after a recent sale to Mangans of Hagerstown.
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Emmit House
Emmitsburg
H. G. Mangans
Hagerstown
Will Roberts
P. B. Winn
Eastern Shore
New Jersey
Mr. Winn
Birthday Surprise Honors Kemp’s Son Russell
A surprise party was held at Mr and Mrs Charles W Kemp Feagarilte on Saturday evening for Russell Kemp’s seventeenth birthday. Guests included Ruth and Dorothy Howard, Nellie Easterday, Harvey Remo Reno, Marion Kemp and several others. Refreshments followed late games and socializing at the Kemp home.
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Charles W. Kemp
Feagarilte
Russell Kemp
Charles Kemp
C. Ralph Kemp
Ruth Howard
Dorothy Howard
Nellie Feasterdar
Dreg Rasterix
Mary Triundis
Harvey Remo Pas Reno
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Marion Kemp
Double and separate nuptials fill local town diary
The week brings multiple marriages across the area. Mis Mary Cathing Davis and Claude W. Funkhouser wed at 2 PM in Washington Street home, with Rev. A. 5 Rupp officiating, then plan a Virginia motor trip. A second double ceremony unites Miss Alice V. Harman with Roy F. Myers and Ellen Louise Myers with Charles Arthur Moore, amid kinship ties. Eisenhauer-Wenner nuptials follow at St. John's rectory with Fr Schwallenberg officiating. Ulrich-Williams and other pairs wed in York and nearby venues. William T. Wheeler reports $3,757.50 spent to promote Democratic candidates in Montgomery County. Literary Club of Union Bridge met, highlighting Miss Bertha Trail’s Mediterranean travel tale as part of ongoing season activities.
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Virginia
Washington, D. C
Alice V. Harman
Harmony Grove
Roy F. Myers
Harmony
Ellen Louise Myers
Ijamsville
Charles Arthur Moore
Buckeystown
A- G. Rupp
William T. Wheeler
Democratic Organization Club
Montgomery County
Rothville
Blair Lee
Walter W. Pytes
James H. Cissel
Bond Smith
Walter E. Perry
Eugene Jones
Charles C. Jones
Emory H. Bagley
John Gardner
Robert L. Hickerson
Robert L. Hickerson, Jr
Claggett C. Hilton
Robert G. Bilton
Wiliam
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Lloyd J. Jones
Woman's Literary Club
Union Bridge
Robert Walden
Library Association
Baltimore
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Frederick
Mies Belle Holtz
Plain
Iowa
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Billingslea
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Pedestrian Army Faces Poison Gas From Cars
Dr Morris Fisebeln reports findings from a New York Academy of Medicine committee on carbon monoxide poisoning in automobile exhaust. Gas concentrates in street cones behind vehicles and can envelop pedestrians within 30 feet, with larger buses emitting more CO. Recommendations include forced ventilation, better carburetor adjustment, and possible fuel changes to reduce emissions.
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New York Academy of Medicine
New York
New York City
Queer Quirks Nature Arctic Home by Arthur N Pack
This serialized Nature Magazine piece by Arthur N. Pack describes Arctic life and wildlife behavior. It details the polar owl, ptarmigan, lemmings, and arctic hare, notes seasonal migrations and food scarcity, and ends with a brief update on a child accident at the square corner and a classification ad note.
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