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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1926

Page

3

Next convention place to be picked by Washington division

The Holy Name Society of Maryland and the District of Columbia will let the Washington division decide the next convention city after a meeting in the capital. The local committee led by V Staub organized arrangements for the convention this Sunday amid praise for the parade and hospitality. About 150 priests were present, including Father Thapple of New York.

Holy Name Society of Father Thapple New York Holy Name Society Fr. Schwallenhog East Second Street Althoff Baltimore Leo J. Lenahain Michael J. Croghan Ioter Frederick Lenahan Fair Grounds B. J. Bradley Mt. St. Mary’s College

Oil oils and fats comparison among edible oils

Oil and fats overview notes olive oil is nearly pure fat with high energy per pound. It lists edible oils recognized by the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists including cottonseed, peanut, sesame, peanut, coconut, sunflower and maize oils. Peanut oil closely resembles olive oil in chemical and physical properties.

Association of Official Agricultural Chemists Jewetry

Meanest Man Tom Finds Deaf Barber Lurking Nearby

The snippet notes a character, Tom, claiming the meanest man is deaf and has never told his barber. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, or setting beyond these colloquial mentions.

Tom John

Varicose Veins Reduced or Money Backs Says Peoples Drug Stores

A vintage advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil from Peoples Drug Stores claiming quick relief for varicose veins and skin ailments. It asserts the oil shrinks enlarged veins within days with regular use and also touts healing for eczema, itching skin, barber's itch, and other conditions. The copy urges readers to buy from local pharmacists and mentions availability at Peoples Drug Stores.

Peoples Drug Stores Jon Mcone Moone Ealion Yaricon

Bob White the Favorite Songbird of America

Arthur N. Pack describes the bobwhite quail as a beloved American bird and sporting quarry. It nests in briar patches with 12 to 20 eggs, both parents incubate and rear the chicks, which mature quickly and gather in winter circles with a distinctive rallying whistle.

Arthur N. Pack American Nature Association America Bob White Bob

Hog Pen Question Sparks Funkstown Election

Funkstown voters will decide May 8 on whether to allow hog pens in town limits. Incumbent burgess Roy F Rohrer, once allied with dances, seeks to keep pens but clean. challenger Edward M Schindel opposes him. A report claimed Rohrer would outlaw hog pens if reelected, a claim denied as a bid for cleaner pens.

Funkstown Roy F. Rohrer Frederick Rohrer Burgess Edward M. Schindel

Auvergne Hills Traced to Volcanic Upheavals

Auvergne in central France shows volcanic origins with Monts Dome and Monts Dore as long dead chains. About sixty craters remain, lava beds lie beneath green turf, and bizarre formations like Orgues de Bort dot the landscape. The region’s dramatic geology is echoed by human alterations. Women are said to have a keener sense of smell than men, according to some physiologists.

Auvergne France Alps Pyrenees Springfield Republican Monts-Dome Monts Dore Cantal Hills

Spitting ban urged in workrooms and public places

Dr. I H Riley warns germ spread from sputum including tuberculosis and influenza through spitting. He cites campaigns by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association urging prohibition in workplaces stations and public venues and notes enforcement and signs fail to stop the habit. The piece also mentions delays in Hawaii population growth and unrelated dialogue.

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Washington Holy Name City St. John’s Presiant Althoff Home Society Romeo Mentous Greenawalt’s North Market St Firs Automobile, Compensation & General Insurance Potts & Griffin Court St Harry Rowe Dill Ave Oliver Oil Burners T. F. Kennedy Wilson Stove Thomas R. Saylor Walkersville Dr. Riley Seande Witte Hawaii Thomas H. Haller North Market Street Xenwore Sale Frederick, Maryland Bank of Personal New York Fire Insurance William Street Western Maryland Underwriters, Inc WM. W. Doub Maryland McCleery Jewelry Frederick, Md Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store THE Modern Lighting Company the Pearce Pharmacy
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