Community Holiday Guests Return to Home Town
Local residents recount Christmas visits with family in Baltimore Richmond Norfolk and Washington. Social circles hosted dinners tea gatherings and card parties with guests from New York Philadelphia and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Heuston
Misa Emma Powell
The
Birds
Julian Williame Coosgecke
New Zealand
Misa Margaret Scott
Wasenhuetts
Charles Bider
Washington 1
Howard Motormich
Annapelts
Wm Poole
Lela Wars
He Hn Sheppard
Celebrates Thirteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Whapland of Teetmar celebrate their thirteenth wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner at their East street home. Attending were J H Hawkins of Atlanta Georgia, Mrs George Niblect, Mr Charles W land Arnardin Maryland, Lew Misch ell, Mr Wildham White, Mr Jaad ae Me, Mr J M Wha, and numerous friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teetmar
Elebraters
East Street
J H Hawkins
Lanta
George Niblect
Charles
Gma
Boward
Faulkzer
Terurgeadie
Emme Hill
Heire Tisch
Madred Calbourn
Gee
James Saree
Intelligence and Testing Raise Questions on Sales Talent
An eminent biologist and business school figure confront a test that judges everyday intelligence by lab standards. The study finds workers in sales roles stay with firms due to limited advancement, not genius, while weather and consumer habits affect restaurant crowds and spending. A banker describes evaluating charity requests, and a salesman notes how true business prudence hinges on cost control and customer trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Business
Ile
Mesa Tela Mee
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Washi
D.C
District of Columbia
Boston
Minnesota
Sara
Telegraph
Leap Year Advice From Old Column Noodles
A humorous advice piece warns singles to manipulate Leap Year superstitions and social norms. It offers cheeky tips on engagement, marriage, kitchen work, dress, and home brewing to influence a partner’s commitment. It playfully mocks courtship rituals with practical jokes and sly quips from a bygone era.
Leap Year Myths and Ridiculous Advice Column
Read as a humorous vintage advice piece urging improbable, harmful acts to stay single during Leap Year. It mocks superstition with outrageous tips about attire, relationships, pet abuse, and violence. The tone mirrors a sensational 1920s style column.
Shiny Considers Divorce Costs in Turbulent Marriage
A man named Shiny debates suing for separation or divorce amid marital strife and infidelity. He asks a lawyer the price, learning separation costs about fifty dollars and divorce about one hundred fifty, noting little difference in outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sniling
Uewness Jackson
Shiny
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Calmebery
PRGA
Clcenoee WS
Ailz
Klemal
Sicele Lenchoten
Barry
Raleigh Navin Caron
Mies Irene Parker
Baltimore
John Mo
New York
Jackson Venderbogart
J. Cesten Geslee
Cami Pageni
Webraaba
Draech Phipe
New York Ave
Kloman
F. H. Kloman
Washington, D. C
Spares Little
James Lette
Racereeens
Robert A. Boyle
M. Scott Starr
Kenneth
Libertytown
Starr
FP. S&s. Fisher
Upton Street
University of Marland
Cary
Camden Boulevard
Hubert Ringgold
San Pranelerty Cal
M. Ringgold
John M Toulon
J Cleveland White
Fred P. Adhina
Margaret Scott
Massachusetts
Bertha Sheppard
Winfred
Caleb C. Cooper
Harold Hansen
Wahoo
Nebraska
Harry
Wailes
Cornelian Wailes
Richmond
Salisbury
Cornelia Lyon
Dorothy Tubbs
Misa Else
Edna Stewart
Philadelphia
Irene Stewart
Hazel Avenue
Miss Barnes
Mize
Mary Tubbs
James B. Porter
Norfolk
An Law
Levin Bailey
Camden Avenue
Walter F. Bachalas
Bailey
Jackson Vanderbogart
Anne Humphreys
Elizabeth Jackson
William J Ernst
John K. Gundy
Claude
Dorman
John A. Booker
Willard S. Springer
Wilhsim
Lee Pollitt
Hiams
Thomas HH
Fraition
Nelson
Vr. Julian Carey
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Carey
A. J. Carey
Mea
Hollis J. Lowe
Ube Gallente
Gienies Saveité
Fred C Kelly
Order of
Cr Rafses
Oda
P's
Caich
Zele
Jackson
Gerry Nest Dua
Enre
Tee
Mrp
Cme
Cites
Eles Rag
Nakea
Tony
Christian Lady
HO Ebert
Baltimore, Md
Salisbury, Maryland
Distributors of
Athan
Penalbate
Bet
Gladys Walton
L. W. Gunby Co., Bikevtsns
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