Hood College to Open with Record Enrollment
Frederick sees combined Hood Seminary and Hood College enrollments exceed prior years with about 400 students expected this year. Boarding capacity grows near 100 at the new college site and 40 at the Seminary, day students near last year’s total of 360 to 466. Opening Sept 14 for day students and Sept 16 for boarding, with dormitory construction rushing to meet demand.
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Licoa “College and
Hood Seminary
Church Street
Apple
Los Angeles
Cal
Duluth
York
Frederick
McCrennan
Lantz
Surch Street
Ood Colege
Hood College
Hood's College
Braddock
John Hildt
Smith College
Hilat
Susan Markey Fickling
Wellesley College
Columbia
Death of Mrs. O Denner widow of Robert T Danner
Mrs. O Denner died at her home 52 East South Street after a lingering illness aged 57 years 1 month 21 days. Survived by husband Robert T Danner children Harry in Washington David Danner in Baltimore Mary and Lydia Danner in this city one brother Frank Sumam and one sister, Margaret Soman, a missionary in the Philippine Islands. Funeral tomorrow at 4 20 p m at the house with burial in Olivet cemetery Carty in charge. Also mentions other unrelated historical text.
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Robert T. Danner
Ice O. Denner
Robert T Aer
Eaast
South Street
Harry
Danner
Washington
David Danner
Baltimore
Weber
Mary
Lydia Dano
Slater
Frank Sumam
Margaret Soman
Philippine Island
MS Olivet’ Cemetery
Carty
Funerai Me
Frederick Observes A Busy Day Of Visitors And Local News
A stream of visitors from Baltimore Washington Norfolk and other areas were noted in Frederick as residents and guests traveled for business and leisure. Highlights include Harold Smith Watson Downes and Miss Alice McSherry returning, plus plans for rifle training at local schools and a visit by Adjutant General Charles Macklin who discussed Republican bid for state comptroller.
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Harold Smith
Baltimore
Frederick
J. Watson Downes
Alice McSherry
Edwin J. Shope
Washington
Shope
East Patrick Street
May Lindsay
Portamouth
Braddock
William Bales
West Church Istreed
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Ruth Cornpropst
Norfolk
Littleton
N.C
Fred
German
Edward James
Fast Hurch Street
Numa Thomas
Sern Patfingalsie
Emma Nussbaum
H.C. Cornpropst
Carlisle
Ellen Baker
John Moore
Berryville
Anne Schley
Fred Schroeder
Grafton
F. Schroeder
North Market Street
Martina Dreyer
Gaithersburg
Mary Stevens
New Market
Florence Mealey
East Third Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Quakertown
B. McLeen
Wm. B. Lebherz
Buffalo
N. Y
Mra
Wm. H. Lebherz
East Thirn Street
Charles D. Whisner
Archie, Dimmick
Charles William
William Scheer
Middletown
Edith Albaugh
Maude Hess
Wm. H. Moore
Edgar Moore
East South Street
Canada
Samuel Marino
Stoward Hyle
Rothenhoefer
Pauline
Ruth Rothenhoefer
Rosa
Kate
Vera Marino
Macklin
Charles F. Macklin
E’wat Che Bors” High School
Ct Rifles
Wat
Busy market scene with plentiful fruits and vegetables
The market was busy this morning with stands laden with fruits and vegetables. Prices varied. apples and peaches were popular, chickens ranged from 125 to 45 cents, and many items showed modest discounts per peck or dozen.
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Taobo
Caulflower
Old English Mead For Children From A Soda Fountain Era
English Mead. An old English mead from aim and Frome offers variations for children as entertaining as a soda fountain. The syrup uses two pounds sugar two ounces tartaric acid half a cup flour? juice of one lemon and three pints water. Boil five minutes cool. stir in beaten egg whites and wintergreen. Bottle and serve two tablespoons in water foam with soda.
The Guild of Scriveners and a Spanish Wine Estimate
The Wall Mall Gazette notes the Guild of Scriveners as a legal profession body whose scriveners draft charters and deeds. Separately, semi official Spanish estimates put global wine production last year at over 26.417 million gallons.
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Guild of Scriveners
Scrivener
Royal Exchange
Wall Mall Gazette
Professor Daily to Teach Pedagogy at Hood College and Local High Schools
Professor Daily, now at Hood College, will divide duties between Hood College and Frederick County high schools. He will teach pedagogy and courses approved by the State Board of Education, preparing seniors to teach in any grade. The Pedagogy Chair is funded by the Frederick County School Board, Hood College, and Frederick Female Seminary.
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Hood College
W. Bally
Kansas
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Prof. Daily
State Board of Education
Joseph H. Apple
Frederick County School Board
Frederick Female Seminary
Dally
Frederick
Columbia Univerity
State Normal School
Furniture for Hood College buildings delivered and on track
The administration building and dormitory furniture for the New Hood College are being supplied and installed by GC E Cline Furniture Store. One car arrived today and two remain in transit, all expected to be ready by September 12.
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Hood College
New Hood College
GC. E. Cline Furniture Store
Boy Declares Dream Jobs In Dinner Talk
At a family dinner Mr Bowen asks the seven year old what he will be. The boy replies he will first be a minister to please mother then a judge to please father and finally a policeman. New York Times source.
Fragmentary Fashion Notice Reflects Odd Transcriptions
A garbled OCR snippet from the Louisville Courier-Journal hints at a fashion or cultural moment with a stray quote about a coalition or device, a question about a special healing jacket, and a remark from an old man. The readable text is minimal and context unclear.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Railroad Men May Seek Eight Hour Day
In Cleveland on October 19 the Eastern Association of Trainmen will discuss an eight hour day for railroad workers. The plan involves 400,000 train crews and would shorten the current 16 to 19 hour on duty periods. Brotherhoods and conductors hope other unions join this widely debated effort.
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Entern Association of
Brotherhood of Stailroad
Order of Railway Conductors
Cleveland
Menting
United
Eastern Association of
Noiseless tenor explained by professors in debates
In a Philadelphia exchange a scholar defines noiseless tenor as being considerate enough to keep silent, contrasting poetry line misreadings with a calm, deliberate speech style.
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Crouchmore
Philadelphia Public Ledger
A Real Angel in a Courier Journal Quip
A Louisville Courier-Journal quip references Mrs Wombat 93 as an angel, noting she is not always paid a return visit and that angels' visits are rare, in a witty aside about social calls.
Carl Teaches Inebriate Definition In Humorous Exchange
In a playful dialogue the taicher asks Carl what an inebriate is and Carl replies it is an animal without a backbone. The quirky exchange appears as a humorous gloss on language.
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Carl
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