Republican Women Form Rival Club in Maryland
A new rival club for Republican women has formed in Maryland opposing the Federation of Republican Women of Maryland. Founders include Frances M. Goodwin and others, vowing no fight yet drawing away key workers from the federation. They plan to meet with Senator C. H. Walter to seek patronage for women and criticize democratic processes under Miss Beveridge.
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Federation of Repulican Women of
Maryland
Howard 8. Schwarz
Galvin N. Gabriel
Calyle F. Troupe
Charles W. Lewis
Richard N. Sheckella
Franklin Fritchey
Federation
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J. William Crick
C. H. Weltar
Federaton
Noott Naltps
Misa Beveridge
Java
Cantilever Shoes Offer Healthier Step For Women
An advertisement argues for Cantilever Shoes addressing poor health tied to high heels and cramped toes. It claims flexible arches strengthen with each step, improving circulation, posture, and comfort, and encourages trying a pair at Hagerstown with fashionable leather and easy removal at night.
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Duty On Films Is Boomerang
London reports that a proposed 30 percent ad valorem import tax on films by American producers could provoke Britain to mirror tariffs. Such a wall would benefit British manufacturers, granting them greater home market access. American films dominate British prints. a tariff could shift demand to British productions. The existing Hoagland tax on film stock is modest, about one penny per foot for positives and five pence per foot for negatives.
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Milton Bronner
London
Great Britain
American Congress
Hoagland
Filma
Partners of the Tide stars rise in new Irvin Willat feature
Irvin Willat's second independent production Partners of the Tide opens at Nixon's Academy via the W. M. Redkinson Corporation. Adapted from Joseph G. Lincoln's story by L. V. Jefferson, the cast includes Danny Robinyon Gordon MulTen Jack Perrin Marence Midgley Bert Hadley J. P. Lockney Te! Theon. The piece lauded for its fresh invigoration and strong child performance, with Thora noted for capable acting and a standout young lead. Additionally, Itka the West serial continues at Palace Theatre Saturday, featuring a skilled rider born in Oklahoma who trained at Brigham Young University and toured with a wild West show. He later served in France with the 24th and 39th Infantry, earning the Croix de Guerre for valor, and has appeared in Westerns and Universal serials.
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Irvin Wallat
Academy
Irvin V. Willat
Partners of the Tide
W. Meredkinson Corporation
L. V. Jefferson
Hame
Joseph G. Lincoln
Thora Aa
Danny Robinyon
Gordon Mul- Ten
Jack Perrin
Marence Midgley
Bert Hadley
J.P. Lockney
Palace ‘Theatre
West
Oklahoma
Brigham Young University
Wyoming
Beautiful kimonas dazzle in Black Robes at Maryland Theatre
Beautiful kimonas worn by Tsuru Aoki in Black Robes headline a special Rovertyon-Colas production starring Sessue Hayakawa. The elaborate garments, imported after Aoki's trip to Japan, feature dragon embroidery and delicate silk designs, showcased as Aoki returns with these oriental robes.
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Kemonas
Tha Glet
Tsuru Aoki
Mia
Sessue Hayakawa
Rovertyon-Cola
Sessug Hayakawa
Maryland Theatre
Aok
Japan
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Miss Sadie Lowry Leaves Chamberburg Visit
Miss Sadie Lowry of the Herald- Maal bugloasa office has retticaad from Chamberburg Pennsylvania where she has been visiting.
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Sadie Lowry
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Chamberburg
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Ritchie Favors Two New State Offices
It is understood Governor Ritchie supports reorganizing to create the office of State Architect and to establish the office of State Engineer. The move is pitched on economy, noting last year’s expenditure of over $30,000 on architects and arguing substantial savings with a State Architect. Details on staff size remain to be disclosed.
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Ritchie
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Classifieds Preview: Items Vanishing Tomorrow
A concise look at a classified page highlighting items likely to be removed tomorrow. Readers are advised to act quickly on listings featuring furniture electronics tools and rental opportunities. The notice emphasizes urgency and exclusivity of today’s remaining advertisements.
Fried rattlers served to forestry students at Bear Hollow camp
A visitor reports Punneylvestle College forestry students at a Bear Hollow camp eat fried rattlers weekly. The menu, cited by Mother Jones, describes the dish as tasting like fried sole and resembling fish when prepared, with cooks noting the snakes as a staple.
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Punneylvestle College Forestry
Bear Hollow
Cuetos
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