Frederick Daily News Local Notices and Editorial Policy
A fragment from UE Daily News describes the Frederick Maryland office of Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing and the Frederick Associated Press relationship. It outlines submission rules for notices and opinions, requests real name attribution, and notes that free notices resembling advertising may be written and mailed to the office.
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Mit Independent
Mewe-Poat Beillding
Srederice
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Mogt
Frederick, Md
Thourslay April 83 1926 Stolen Goods Debate
An article discusses receiving stolen goods and the evolving system of fences and handlers in theft networks. It warns youths to study surveillance and avoidance, urging vigilance over frequent targets and identifying potential fences in crowded centers.
Appreciation for Mrs. Sarah West at Frederick’s Woman’s College
Letters to the editor praise Mrs. Sarah O. West formerly of New York for eleven years as Lady Principal of Frederick’s Woman’s College on Mast Church street. The note highlights her hospitality boosting the F. F. Seminary Alumni Association, social grace, and Christian character shaping community bonds during a pivotal era.
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Tar News
Uty
Frederick
Sarah O. West
New York
Woman's College
Mast Church Street
F. F. Seminary
United States
Inquiring Reporter on Byrd North Pole Flight
A census style question prompts mixed opinions on Lieutenant Commander Byrd's planned North Pole flight. Respondents Harry Sanders James Harris Mrs Douglass Jones Mildred Ulsh Ralph Smith offer cautious optimism, confidence, or hope for success. Florence Trail reflects on a revered figure.
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Byrd
North Pole
Harry Sanders
James H. Harris
Douglass Jones
Rochester
N.Y
Mildred Ulsh
Ralph Smith
Frederick
Today in History and Birthdays and Events
A compact page summarizes historical anniversaries and birthdays. It notes King Christian IX of Denmark as Father of Europe, 1906 death in Copenhagen, 1976 U S Senate duel remarks, 1900 Buddha’s activity debut in San Francisco, and 1916 French forces leaving Bethunevurt. It also lists today’s notable births including King Albert of Belgium and Mary Pickford, plus events like the 200th anniversary of Lewis Morris and Coolidge addressing the Pan American Congress of Journalism.
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Christian IX
Denmark
Europe
Schieswing- Holstein
Copenhagen
U. S. Senate
Henry Clay
John Randolph
Dublin
United States
San Francisco
Loubet
France
Toulon
Mme
Jielena Modijeska
Bry City
Calif
Cracow
Poland
Bethunevurt
Lewis Morris
New York
Henry Chey
Senate
President Coolidge
Pan-American Congress of Journalism
Washington
Mdwardl
Douglass White
U.S
Lowshina
Watters States
New Orleans
Malestine
Fas
International Women Anionist Organization
Nalalal
Kathy Samuel
Beakeniin Becomes Habit in Cafes Warned
A garbled note notes a caution about certain shoes and hose investments by a woman and a warning to consider before entering a cafe. The fragment hints at domestic or fashion concerns but lacks clear facts or identifiable entities.
The Very Idea by Hat Cochran
A humorous 1926 NEA Service feature contrasts domestic roles with work and leisure. It follows a weary husband failing at cooking duties and a wife reclaiming effort, then pivots to reflections on generosity, life’s pursuits, and the idea of honest effort. The piece, styled as a light comic column, ends with a quip about household dynamics and a note on copyright.
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Wiley Lis
Burley
Dad
Mom
Ba Aute More
AO Krindley
PSL
Okim Spratcotitien
WEO
Turman
NEA Service, Inc
Athiman to Address Jefferson School Parents Teachers
Frederick N Athiman of the Sixth Maryland district will address the Jefferson school Parent Teachers Association Friday at 8 o clock in the Junior Hall Jefferson He will speak on the relation of the association and the school a special program of exercises will be presented and a business session held
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Frederick N. Athiman
Maryland
Frederick items from The News April 8 1900
Twenty years ago Frederick items record ingothar Albangh under treatment at Frederick City Hospital. Mountain City Baseball season plans discuss players like Baer Vender Strasberger and others. Jacques le Molay Commandery officers elected include Grays Rovers captain general Waters and treasurer Walbnr Puvall. Prof. George B K Smith invited to perform at the Continental Congress in Washington.
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Mountain City
Baer
Co. Vender
Strasberger
Thomeasx
Renta S
Jacques le Molay
Ne. A. Knights
Pempias
Cpquins Sear
Eainent Commandos
TT Huisboles Beneraissima
Grays Rovers
Waters
Miller
Walbnr
TE. Puvall
W. Nash Young
A. LeRoy McCardell
Tra J. McCurdy
Rhodes
Th OS Raster
George BK. Smith
Washington
Eus
Woman's Day Reflections and Fashion Trends Told by Allene Sumner
The Woman's Day column quotes Newton D. Baker on progress, notes shifts in domestic life with radio in homes, and recalls a self-inflicted death of an Italian officer over love. It surveys wives authors, Greta Garbo quotes on beauty, fashion trends, and Ida Bailey Allen's nutrition advice for moods.
Skyrocket and Breaking The Fee At Theatre Tonight
The Theatre News notes Opera House presents The Skyrocket featuring Teegy Cookings Joyer described as the international sweetheart from Hollywood. Ralph Graves also appears in Breaking The Fee alongside a Winagram in this program.
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Opera House
Joyer
Story of
Hollywood
Ralph Graves
Empire Closed Today Features Josie Sedgewick in The Web
Maryland's Empire theater presents cowgirl star Josie Sedgewick in The Web a Western action picture. A comedy and news reel round out the program making it a full night of entertainment.
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Maryland
Josie Sedgewick
The Wishing Well Operetta Postponed to April 16
The operetta The Wishing Well scheduled for the Ich Sehow Auditorium, originally set for Tuesday and Monday night, has been postponed to April 16. The event aims to present a religious or themed program amid local thought and prayer themes.
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Ich Sehow
Poison Ivy And Poison Oak Warn Vacationers
Surgeon General warns city dwellers venturing to the country or on weekends to recognize poison ivy and poison oak. The sap from these plants causes an intense irritation beginning on exposed skin areas such as hands wrists and forearms and can spread to the face. Poison ivy is identified by three leaflets while Virginia creeper bears five leaves. Poison oak resembles oak leaves and is a shrub or small tree.
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United States
Middle States
Tacna Dispute Behind Chile and Peru Fears
The piece mocks the Tacna and Arica dispute between Chile and Peru, noting both nations refuse to yield. It jokes about the scramble to claim the strip and suggests Bolivia might be offered the prize to end the quarrel, praising the farcical nature of the debate.
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Chile
Peru
Colored clinic exams 25 residents for Health Week
Twenty five colored persons mainly children were examined at a tuberculosis clinic at the courthouse on Wednesday for Negro Health Week. Doctors Cullen and Davis led the exams with local health staff and nurses assisting. six were recommended for treatment at Lampton Maryland Sanitorium.
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Victor FL Cullen
Charles WL Davis
Thenatorium
Th. C. Kefaaver
Margaret Newman
Catherine Scully
Florence Garner
Oss
Pauline Michael
Frederick
Class Entertained by Mrs May Gavior in Middletown
Mrs May Gavior of Middletown hosted her class from Zianible Ciasa of the Lutheran church for a Monday afternoon gathering at her home. After a program and business session a pleasant hear with retroshment was enjoyed.
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May Gavior
Middletown
Zianible Ciasa
Lutheran Church
County Newsnotes from Market April Highlights
Local items recount Easter gatherings, visits, and travels across Frederick, Hagerstown, Baltimore, Annapolis, and Germantown. Families like Hammonds, Carpeters, Zimmermans, Dayhoff, Robinette, and Bushnell share holidays, with students and teachers listed by school grades. Dr Slusher moves to Frederick. Rev Donaldson attends a conference in Wilmington. Various residents noted visiting kin and friends over Easter weekend and spring break.
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John Hammond
Baltimore
Ruby Hipsley
Lotlie Hyatt
Tamsaville
Ethel Baker
Joseph Wood
Mrs. Davis
Annapolis
J. F. Zimmerman
Russell
Hagerstown
P. J. Carpenter
Mary
William Maine
Roc
Eleanor
Junior
Maud Carpenter
Jack Robinette
Frederick
Elsie Dayhoff
James
Murry Etzler
J. Stier
Slusher
John Poole
Hanford Boyer
Chas. Utz
Western Maryland College
Maurice Zimmerman Earlees
J. Carpenter
Donaldson
Frank Hammond
Wilmington
Del
PJ. Carpenter
Jeannie Lease
Pearl
Countywide Drive for Better Roads Gains Steam
County commissioners pressed for improved year round roads, pushing hard surface plans on 30 miles under the two-and-one method. Two thirds funded by the county with one third on adjacent properties, costs vary by local stone availability amid extensive washout repairs and bridge work.
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Board of County Commissioners
Read
Aueh
Blue Ridge Club Meeting at Utica Reformed Church
The Blue Ridge Club of Utica Reformed church met April 6 at J William Green's home near Walkersville. Mehrl Ramsburg chaired. program included club readings by Ruth Hummer Whitmore Mervin Green and Cliff Green. David Zimmerman spoke on Spring followed by remarks on The Resurrection of Life by Charles O Shaffer and further readings by Rev John M DeChant. A supper was served. Next meeting will honor Jona L Barrier on May 4.
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Blue Ridge Club
Utica Reformed Church
J. William Green
Walkersville
Mehrl EL. Ramsburz
Ruth Hummer Whitmore
Mervin Green
Clfte Green
David Zimmerman
Walkeraville
Charles O. Shaffer
Frederick
John M. DeChant
Jona L. Barrier
Lewistown
Sickness and Recovery Highlights From Frederick Area
A hospital update notes Mrs Grayson Lth Ulice recovering after treatment at Frederick City Hospital. John Lophins Tresptab and Lincoln G2 Dinterman of Walkersville show slow and partial improvement. John WL Haber, president of the reform commissioners, remains confined to his home with a severe cut. Walters Sons on Weel Sonth Street reports several patients improving.
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Walters Sons
Weel Sonth Street
Johns Lophins
Tab
Grayson
Ulice
Frederick City Caspitel
Lincoln
Dinterman
Refeonmiy Emmimissoners
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Daal Hayes
George Mercer
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Laura Eichleberger
Charlotte Mem
Dorothy Crim
Franceship
Mildred Barrier
Arthur Cram
Clifford Dinterman
Richard Graham
Jay Mowbray
Leonard Murphy
Helen Crum
Martha Fearster
Mabel Fox
Wilfred Green
Freeda Kintz
Walter Eaves
Rudell Ezvler
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Taymond Thummer
Charles Hoke
Lihiap Barevick
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Sylvester Burker
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William Stauffer
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Myrtle Toms
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Gilmer Burrier
James Carmack
Ralph Crum
Kenneth Wekard
Casper Geisinger
Leroy Haines
Roscoe Ports
Charlotte Rhoderuck
Ruth Roberts
Loy
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Anna Staub
John Kyler
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Carrie Browning
Airs
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Trussell Lenhart
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Quince Orchard
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Takoma Park
Thomas Everhart
A. Wiliam Wooten
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