PT speakers urge recreation centers this PTA session
At the National PTA Institute in Baltimore delegates urged creation of recreation centers in schools homes and auditoriums with a broad visual education program and better motion pictures to counter poor entertainment. The program emphasized adult education committee planning and targets for the year with several educators and PTA leaders speaking on goals and methods.
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H.ross Coppage
Baltimore
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
National
P.T. Institute
Hotel Alexander
Pp. Tas
Arthur C. Watkins
Washington
The
National Organization
Watkins
H. P. Levely
Annapolis
C. A. Gibney
Washington Street
L. V. Crist
Surrey P. T. A
Coppage
William Diehl
South Potomac Junior High
L. W. Crist
J. Gratton Mason
Catherine Healy
J. Byron Grimes
Arthur C. Waktins
WP. Sperow
Woodland Way
Fitchell Fockler
W. Ross Cameron
Grimes
Mason
Miss Healy
Florence E. Bamberger
Johns Hopkins University
Herriot to Form New Cabinet in France Crisis
Edouard Herriot and the Radical Socialists moved to form a new government after Premier Gaston Doumergue fell from power. Officials planned to keep most of the Doumergue lineup, with Andre Tardieu joining as vice premier, while Paris prepared for possible street disturbances and heavy police perimeter measures around key government sites.
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Paris
Nots
Gaston Doumergue
France
Edouard Herriot
Doumergue
Herriot
Albert Lebrun
Henry Lemery
Andre Tardieu
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Invalides
Foreign Office
Doumergue J
Sharpsburg Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Notes
Nov. 4 meeting in church basement lists attendees including Miss Ella Gross and Mrs. John Cox. Updates include Lydia Otto's successful operation in New Jersey and several local visits, parties, and demonstrations with residents from Hood, Roanoke, Shannon, and nearby families.
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Sharpsburg
Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
Ella Gross
John Cox
Hid. Mose
A. A. Kerlin
Bessie Fisher
John Callahaun
Flossie Weaver
Edna Hershberger
C. F. Gross
Ruth Dorsey
Martha Snaverly
Mary Rohrer
Lilian
Marian's Night Vigil Exposes Shadowy Plot Against McSwain
Marian confronts betrayal as McSwain's scheme ties Lon to forged letters and theft. She plans to expose the plot with detective John King, while guarding her home and ally Hero, before pursuing truth at the hilltop. A mysterious watcher appears near the old shack as dawn nears.
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Ssyaulpisses
Marian Casad
McSwain
Lon
Tonia
Lon Telix Dlarian
Marian
McLacain
Arian
Jan
Ian
John King
Hero
Sacramento
Jeanne Serman
Veteran Drops Dead After Voting in Baltimore
Baltimore reports Michael Healy a 38 year old World War veteran died at his home twenty minutes after casting a straight Democratic ballot. Healy had been in poor health and his death was sudden and unexpected.
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Baltimore
Michael Healy
Healy
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Relief From Tiredness
An advertisement claims persistent fatigue and poor complexion result from clogged bowels. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless, vegetable laxative used for 26 years to purify the system and restore energy. Take one or two tablets at bedtime for a week.
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Dr. Edwards
Rugeiste
Early Maryland election results show Ritchie and Arm strong leading
Early returns indicate Abert O. Ritchie victorious over Harry W. Nice for Maryland governor while Alexander Armstrong Jr is conceded as attorney general. Armstrong leads Washington County by 1900, Nice by 635. Duffey beats Turner by 120 for sheriff. Fish wins state senate, Hollyday named Register of Wills. Coolidge re elected in Massachusetts by about 50000. October sees 230 marriage licenses vs prior years. Washington dispatches note coal strike nearing end.
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Abert O. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Alexander Armstrong, Jr
Richard Duffey
Charles Turner
Frank W. Fish
Edward M. Tenney
John D. Hollyday
Register of Wills
Omen Seen As Black Sparrow Stirs Williamsport Residents
Thirty years ago residents in Williamsport reported a black sparrow stirred by many witnesses near a rock with other sparrows. The local market saw wheat at 1.12 per bushel and the C and P telephone subscribers were being added.
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Williamsport
Elks Minstrel Show Planned and Local Obituaries
Election news via exchange calls and election hows. Elks plan minstrel show on Nov 21 with manager B Blaine Bikle and participants Oswald Oswald Jr. Zook Boyer Minium Leiter Koontz Gruber Claire Smith Carson Bowers Johnston. Charles Hoffman banker dies at 44 in West Franklin Street. Christian Smith, 93, longtime local locomotive engineer dies in Harper's Ferry after starting B&O work in 1932 and guiding President Andrew Jackson across the country.
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Elks
B. Blaine ‘Bikle
George Oswald, Jr
George Zook
Charley Boyer
E. Minium
Roy Leiter
Ross Koontz
Roy Gruber
5. S. Claire
Dick Smith
Bruce Carson
Frank Bowers
C. E. Johnston
Charles W. Hoffman
West Franklin Street
Christian Smith
Harper's Ferry
Andrew Jackson
Search Made For Wife Of Accused
WOOLAND Calif November 7 A subpoena for Mrs Helen Louise Doke in the murder trial of Judson Doke was issued by the prosecution. District Attorney Chester C McDonald said he has not located her but would question her about letters from Mrs Elizabeth English to Doke if found. Doke cited unwritten law defense and mentioned neighbor Mrs Haglis as alerting him to alleged relations with the poet Lamar Hollingshead.
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Mariai
Dispatch
Bay
Marian
Lou
McSwain
Islands
Silver
Len
Nevada
Hamlin
Elizabeth Englis
Doke
Hollingshead
Safe liquid laxative relieves sluggish bowels in all ages
Aimed at families with constipated children and adults the ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe non habit forming liquid laxative. It stresses dosage control with measured liquid doses and claims quick relief and pleasant taste while urging readers to try it for sixty cents.
Prohibition Vote Signals Mixed Early Returns in States
Early returns in seven states show repeal supporters leading in Kansas Nebraska and West Virginia while Florida and Nebraska others lean against repeal. Kansas reports 34 449 against and 28 657 for from 243 of 2601 precincts. West Virginia shows 31 667 for and 22 351 against from 227 of 2338 precincts. Florida tallies 15 437 for and 6 292 against from 295 of 1284 precincts. Nebraska counts 216 against and 105 for from 1 of 2028 precincts.
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Kansas
South Dakota
Idaho
Wyoming
Nebraska
West Virgina
Florida
West Virginia
Exhibit of Bell's first telephone on display at local drug store
An enlarged fivefold replica of Alexander Graham Bell's first telephone is on exhibit in the window of The People's Service Drug Stores on West Washington Street. Invented in 1875, this is the first time the model has been shown outside major cities and the display runs until Thursday, presented through the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
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Alexander, Graham Bell
People’s’ Service
Washington Street
Chesapeake Ap Potomac Telephone Co
Mother Advice for Daughter Health in Anxious Years
A mother counsels guiding her daughter through growing pains with a confidant approach. Mrs Edward Wheeler recounts personal recovery from weakness and nervous headaches using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. The ad promotes a new tablet and liquid form with prices listed.
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Mmother
Edward Wheeler
Triadphia
AV. Va
Pope
Dr. Pierce
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