Frederick Daily News Item Summary
Local newspaper page notes daily publication policies and postal details. It outlines copyright by Associated Press and requires real-name authors for letters and opinions. Public notices must be written and mailed to the office. no phone submissions. Published in Frederick Maryland by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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Tee
Wildiog
Court R Frederick, MO
Great Southern Print
ING and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Associated Pree
Thinking About Clothes and Fighting the Community
Sir John Lavery criticizes American women for thinking about clothes while the nation fights criminal elements. The piece suggests Americans combine usefulness with achievement over charm and beauty. It notes crime gangs misjudge public resolve, warning that the community will strike back hard and decisively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lavery
Taore
Senatorial Rules and Dawes Push for Senate Reform
Washington dispatches report efforts to reach a compromise on Senate rules. Dawes and several senators urge changes while the public demands thorough debate but opposes debatable measures pushed by steamroller tactics. The people favor action over prolonged discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Dawes
Nutrition Disorder Kills Many Infants
An early study shows over half of infant deaths in a group under one year are linked to nutrition disorders. Mothers should breastfeed exclusively and maintain good health with sleep, ample fluids, and balanced meals. Avoid alcohol and unnecessary drugs. seek medical advice for any difficulties.
Inquiring Reporter Answers Boots TM Bol Question
The column notes readers from Trout and Frederick areas weigh Boots TM Bol, with varied opinions. Margaret Frome prefers the prior style, Helen Geishert finds it decent but less attractive, Margaret Nusirala dislikes it, and George Hoopen says it looks fine.
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Margaretta
Eige
Helen Geishert
Margaret Nusirala
Frederick
George Hoopen
Today in History Anniversaries and Births Across Time
A jumble of dates and names notes births and deaths from 1771 to 1924 including Maria Louisa born 1809, John W. Willey first Cleveland mayor, Abraham Lincoln dead 1876, the Titanic disaster, and 1500+ deaths at sea. Also lists Arbor Day Utah observances and ongoing campaigns and events of the era.
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Prince of Schwarzenberg
Napglean
Maria Louisa
Jall-Joseph
Brown
Soovethory
Georgia
South Carolina
Atlanta
Navy
John W. Willey
Cleveland
Rosalie Leese
San Francisco
Abraham Lincot
United States
Waslington
Nodgenusville
Esun
Dom Pedra Jr
Brasil
Empress Theresa
New York
Mii
Seward
Chignik
Alaska
Utah
Bill Carman
Chicago-St. Louis
Peatia
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York City
Hell
Aimer
Kauss Poul Rymen
Kansas State Agricutural College
Manton
Alabama
Charles S McDowell
Bible Thought COD GAINES Excerpt Prayer Note
Fragmentary text with religious phrases and garbled lines. Mentions Ancels charge over Ma and California farm references amid incomplete phrases and stray words for humorous effect.
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Cod Gaines
Tee
Meet my son I raised hint om self
A comical local remark from an old fashioned matcher at today’s event. Mrs Kate Bad, recently moved to Mary Dune Api, jokes about Kitchenettes being so blank and needing to bend rhubarb. Copyright National Service.
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Kate Bad
Mary Dune
The Very Idea By Hat Cochran
A compendium of whimsical musings on cooperation and ambition from 1926. Includes humorous lines about effort, happiness, and ethics, plus brief vignettes on labor, fate, and a stray gag about a self gun and a traveling man stranded in a village.
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Hat Cochran
Nia Servier
Inet
Property Deeds and Licenses Reported in Court Records
The column lists property transfers including deeded properties between Andrew M Roderick and Marcy M Roderick and others plus multiple other transfers. It also notes marriage licenses issued for Herman Parker and Eleanor Mackerty among others and equity cases involving alimony and fees. A German Reichstag note references Hindenburg salary and expenses.
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Herman Parker
Ibehwood
W. Vamad
Eleanor Mackerty
Newton
Wusselh
Elizabeth Harner Apnie
Piederick
Twenty Years Ago Events in Frederick Featured Meetings and Accidents
Twenty years ago in Frederick with notes from The News column recounting a shuw meeting of the Independent Hose Company and a separate meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company. It lists committee appointments for Mary late John Edward Gittinger death relief and mentions reassessment discussions held amid legal flaws investigations. Also notes Lloyd Carter injuring his ankle at Braddock Heights pavilion and his transport to Frederick for treatment.
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Lee
State Firemen’s Association
Hell
Westminster
Hanob Rosenstock
Og Special Mee of
Tin Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
John Edward Gittinger
Kier Brown
Wm. Wi. Shipley
J. Francis Smith
The Woman’s Day By ALLENS SUMNER And The Right Thing
A fragment essay style page mixes social commentary with recipes and fashion notes. It discusses women’s roles, a portrait painter vignette, male courtesy evolution, a whitening tip, and a Homely Cross Bun recipe with step by step directions.
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Allens Sumner
Archie Drag’s Hometown Anger and Oak Hall Attendance
A fragment chronicles Archie Drag’s troubled marriage as a nagging wife drives him to seek escape. It then lists Oak Hall attendance for March at Oak Hill school with George L. Bivler as teacher and students Wilbur Carty Aubrey Vorney Charles Potts Harriet Margaret Etrine Cathrin Hazel Len Mart Eteemork attending daily.
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Oak Hall
Oak Hill School
George L. Bivler
Wilbur Carty
Aubrey Vorney
Charles Potts
Harriet Margaret Etrine
Cathrin Hazel Len- Mart
Eteemork
Park Plans for City Accepted by Board
At a special meeting the Mayor and Board of Aldermen accepted the City Park Commission plan for Municipal Park development prepared by Maxwell of Baltimore. The city will seek bids for remodeling the City Opera House and construct a swimming pool, tennis courts, and a bandstand at an estimated cost of 50 000 to 90 000 dollars.
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Iso Passat
WL. Childs
State Roads
James AW. Gambril, Jr
Park Board
St. Brooke Maxwell
Baltiluore
Iandecape
Park Commission
Maxwell
Childs
Culler
Patrick Street
Opera House
Opera
Hense
R. D. Wood Co
Philadelphia
Ty Crum
Heart du
Lola
Mary Pickford to Close Tonight in Little Annie Rooney
Theatre notes Mary Pickford appears in Little Annie Rooney in her gamin role with sobering interludes. The program also features The Royal Mazberry The Gaiety Girl Our Gang The Big Town Pacan Passions Mack Sennett and a news reel. Also verses about Frederick and local area attractions accompany the listings.
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Mary Pickford
Annie Rooney
Mary
Gamin
Spat Family
Maryland
W C T U Meeting Highlights Tithes and Prohibition
The April W C T U meeting at Miss Elizabeth Haller's home featured devotion led by Ella Main focusing on tithing and service. Members discussed enforcing laws, distributed magazines to inmates, and ordered flowers for ill members. A national message from Mrs. Ella Boole urged support for Prohibition and civic duty. upcoming events include an address in New Market and an executive meeting in Frederick.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Elizabeth Haller
South Market Street
Ella Main
Jesus
Ramsburg
Miss Main
Markell
Miss Mealey
Mra Kepler
Miss Ramsburg
Miss Cool
Schmidt
Montevue
Miss Keller
Frederick Union
Miss Menley
Perryville
Ella Boole
America
Kathleen Norris
WLC. T
Uberty
Womanhood of
New Market
Bertha Trail
F. B. Sappington
Frederick County
Frank Suman
Local Rotary hears address on living right by Rey W L McDowell
Rey W L McDowell of Philadelphia spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon in Frederick about living rightly to gain the best from life. He praised Francis Scott Key Hotel and noted Frederick’s strong Methodist connection. The audience included many local and visiting clergy and officials. Denmark reportedly retained public executions as a European exception.
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Walkersville
Woodaboro
Johnsville
John S. DeShields
G Wiis Williams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Francis Scott Ker
Hfe
Ife
Thomas B. Wayward
William, Royal
First Lapth
Scott Atkinson
Albert Gilson
William FR. Glen
United Threthren Church
Ter
Tonis Trenek
Marl Solt
J. Mo de Chant
WW. C. York
G. Ellis Williams
City
Chiriors
Washington
Frank Thomas
Westminster
Roy Danzer
Hagerstown
Charles Treeman
Doylestown
Norman McCain
Syracuse
N. Y
Oscar T. Olson
B. . Meeks
W. W. Barnes
Baltimore
Z. Wy. Walek
LeRoy J. Messeramith
J. 2B. Jaree
Winter Playground Entertained Grove
The Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta Ga where he served a year and a day for violating the Volstead law is pictured by Harry A Grove on his return describing a prison playground with tennis baseball and golf and comforts not typical of prison life Grove claims he saved about 2700 for food and sport equipment and plans to sue to recover about 48000 for liquor cases removal of which from a distillery led to his conviction He remarks on a liquor colony and says he slept in a tent with no walls nearby he praises some prisoners but calls McCray unpopular and says Langler is a good fellow He appears in good health with a tan and says he left on a Creserut Express ticket to Washington then returned home
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Federal
Atlanta
Harry A
Hopns) Grove
Lfe
Grove
Outerbridge Horsey
Burkitsville
Tie
John W.langler
Kentucky
McCray
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Tony
Washington
Tye
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