The Daily News Frederick Admits Letter Policy
The Daily News clarifies policy on communications and letters to the editor, stating no telephone submissions and that notices must be written and mailed to the office. The paper notes Associated Press news use and local news use, with author identifications required for opinion or fact statements.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Sompant
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Frederick
The Beauty of the Spring in the Nineteen Twenty Six Verse
The piece reflects on N F Willis words about spring as a crafted, cheerful work. It contrasts urban life with country scenes, noting how pre automobile days hid spring beauty from many. Automobiles now give urban readers a glimpse of spring's colors and scents along country roads.
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N. F. Willis
Overdoing Exercise Warns University of Pennsylvania Official
Dr Wharton head of health and education at the University of Pennsylvania cautions against excessive physical exercise in schools. He urges regular, varied activity not a dull grind, noting many people overdo prep school athletics and recommending enjoying walking to improve sleep and health.
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Wharton
University of Pennsylvania
Frederick
Perils of These Days Highlight Judge’s Warning
A New York judge compared Puritan era dangers from Indians to modern threats from thugs and hold‑up men. The piece argues that early pioneers faced greater safety, suggesting that efforts to fight crime reflect a broader shift in societal risk.
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New York
Ice Handling Dangers Warn by Public Health Service
Dr. Titcn Cuamuxe, Surgeon General outlines risks from ice made from polluted water and from dirty handling. He cautions that unsafe ice can contaminate food or drink, especially when in direct contact with water, and urges sanitary cooling methods in hotels and cafés to prevent disease transmission. The piece cites scenarios of clean versus dirty factories and polluted sources and ends with a literary excerpt from Yester-Inn.
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Dr. Titcn
Cuamuxe
United States Public Health Service
Diry
Inquiring Reporter Asks Five People About April Touling
Randomly chosen residents answer the question Were you April touled today with mixed replies. Ernest Bipps says not yet but early. Mrs George Birley notes not yet and Jim tries not to be. Billy Jones of Baltimore says no. Dudley Page admits yes fooled. M S Davis near Frederick confirms yes and more than once.
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George Birely
Jim
Billy Jones
Baltimore
Dudley Page
M.S. Davis
Frederick
Today in History and Birthdays and Events
Today in History notes several anniversaries from 1578 to 1934 including William Harvey and Edward Hyde Cornbury with deaths in London. It recalls Victoria Bridge completion in 1905 and a 1924 Montreal robbery death. Birthdays list Mary Miles Minter, Laurette Taylor, Laurette Reinhardt and others plus Maundy Thursday and April Fools Day. Events mention steam railroad work in Massachusetts and Zeppelin raid casualties.
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Folkestone
England
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Edward Hyde Cornbury
New York
New Jersey
Edward A. Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Liverpool
Tojed
Gen. Bla
Matamoras
House of Representatives
Prince Bismarck
Schanhausen
Victoria Pulls
Vie Zambos River
Montreal
Mary Miles Minter
Shreveport
George Norlin
University of Colorado
Concordia
Kas
Laurette Taylor
New York City
Aurelia
Reinhardt
Mrs College
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Edward A. Southern
Bible Thought and Fashion Trend in London Promenade
A fragmented clipping discusses a biblical verse about divine peace and a prayer on harmony with God. It then shifts to fashion, noting hairdressers' Shingle Chignon for formal events, a bun formed from shingling residue attached to a tortoiseshell headband, worn by a fashionable figure seen in London.
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Abe
Teanie
Woman mourns child death as car crash investigation stalls
Mrs Em Painter leaves the cemetery amid noise over money for the children and no clear statement about who took the lidar when the two parties split up. The report notes confusion and delays in the case following the autos incident.
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Em Painter
The Very Idea By Hat Cochan
A 1926 NEA Services cartoonish column imitates a warning about speed and safety, interwoven with quirky vignettes and jokes. It includes a stray note about Iowa City police and a playful fable about walnuts.
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Hat Cochan
Constructive Forces Hold Their Advantage in Rally
New York April 1 AP reports constructive stock market forces kept their edge after a month, lifting prices sharply in early trading. Traders absorbed renewed selling and realizations, but the rebound pushed many stocks above prior levels as speculative strength dominated the session.
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New York
Taday
Caus Ering
Motors
Chrster
Reeistanen
Eiriv
Wu Toans
Ney
City Opera Plans Suspended for Professional Advice
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the mayor and board of aldermen paused proposed improvements to the City Opera House awaiting advice from a professional theatre man. The Juvenile Literary Society met with recitations and debates on whether wood has benefited the nation more than cars. Eleanor Markey won the judge’s favor in the contest. Vernon M Rhoads moved to West South Street.
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Cold Bee
the Juvenile Literary Society
L. Rien
Porman Saw
J. Snyder
R. Fisher
M. Shirley
A. Kemp
Wood
Ie Staunton
A. Quinn
BE. Kennedy
W. Cramer
The Woman's Day by Allene Sumner
A 1920s style column covers fashion church influence on women's dress choices and social trends. It notes Queen Victoria of Spain urged modest dress, club norms in Mayfair, and lipstick mishaps. Also critiques art and literature, plus hors d oeuvres, home life tips, and a brief classified ad roundup.
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Queen Victoria
Spain
London
Mayfair
Judas Breach of Friendship and Betrayal in Prayer Meditation
A meditation on Judas Iscariot, once Jesus’ disciple and confidant, who betrayed him first in secret and then with Jesus’ enemies. It contrasts the shift from support to opposition as temple officials target Jesus and ends with a prayer for mercy and self-restraint.
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Jesus
Temple
Christ
J L, Fagley
Happiness in This World by N. A. Luftbutrow
A reflective poem celebrates contentment and joy found in daily life. The speaker cherishes the world, rejects greed, and believes happiness comes from inner harmony rather than wealth. The voice asserts a love for one's current place and a reluctance to leave it.
March Weather Compared With Last Year
Recent weather records show March was colder than the previous year. Data from Charles Birely notes 22 days of freezing temperatures, 1916 precipitation around 1.07 inches, and notable snow on the 3rd with five snowfalls and two light snows.
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Marco
Charles Birely
Guy
Epeni A. i! Toanoerts
Hit By Auto Near Reels Mill A Boy Escapes Injury
Iva Rippeon a nine year old boy was struck at East 9 Third and Market by a car driven by Jas F E Nicholson of near Reels Mill. He was rushed to City Hall hospital by Nicholson. The accident occurred as Nicholson came from East Third while another car turned from Market into East Third. The boy attempted to cross and the wheels passed over? none, but he was shaken and returned home accompanied by relatives after a frightful experience.
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Iva Rippeon
Jas
F E. Nicholson
Reels Mill
Third and
Market Streets
Ulle
Llass Pital
Nicholson
East Thi Street
East Thirt Street
No No Wanelté at Empire Rex in King of Wild Horses
Theatre listing notes No No Wanelté musical comedy sensational in major cities. Empire Rex the famous wild horse shines in The King of Wild Horses tonight with a strong cast and human interest. Also show Our Gang comedy Kigograms and The Extra Girl with Mabel Normand plus Mack Sennett comedy and news reel.
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Opera House
C Company
Empire
Rex
Maryland
Mabel Normand
Mack Sennett
No No Nanette light comedy hits City Opera House
A lively No No Nanette production draws a good sized audience at the City Opera House tonight. The show features bright musical numbers with attractive costumes and stage skills, plus laughter and dance routines from Vera, Nenette, and the performers. The touring company of seventy arrives from Winchester, Va, and promises more songs and dances as the cast continues its engagement.
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Vera Ro
Nenette
Treseuc
Inchester
Rompany
Nk Mandel
Otto Sart
Caesar
Churches Plan Unified Sesqui Centennial Faith Program
Frederick residents discuss the 150th anniversary events in Philadelphia with focus on a nonsectarian religious program. A joint religious convention is planned for September, led by Dr. William F. Lampe and a committee to coordinate conventions and exhibits on religion's role in civilization.
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Palace of Education
William FE. Lampe
Frederick
Co. Ta. C. Lampe
Property Deeds and Rentals In Frederick County Court
Property transfers recorded including Leslie N Coblentz to Ida E Stone for 775 dollars and multiple other deeds. Rentals listed for Evangelical Reformed Church McCrory Stores and annual rent 2484. Marriage licenses issued for Bernard Arey Lola Conner Curtis Shuff Gertrude Davis. Equity case notes appointing receivers in Hahn vs Rowe with Stoner and Storm attorneys.
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Jacob D. Adams
Bats
Edwardt. Pic
Albert F. Cook
Murray Kindley
Vernon T. Watkins
Gilmore R. Flautt
Edward T. Ridgeway
Parsons Newman
James Phillip Stalling
Charles H. Summerg
Charles Wertheimer
William H. Hahn
Marule A. Davis
Mamle A. Davis
Mary A. Hahn
Bernard H. Arey
Bridgewater
Lola Conner
Manassas
Curtis Shuff
Gertrude Davis
Thurnett
Evening Sky In April Visible Constellations Guide
The article describes April evening sky observations from a northern latitude, noting visible constellations, key stars, and planetary positions. It highlights Leo with The Sickle and Regulus, Spica in Virgo, Arcturus in Boötes, Archurus, and the prominent winter groups fading, plus Saturn in Libra and three planets rising in the east including Venus, Mars, and Jupiter, with a near conjunction on April 23.
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Crates
Canada
Leo
Bini
Spica
Virgo
Arcturus
Bootes
Archirus
Orion
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Sirus
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Venna
Mars
Jupiter
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