Xmas and the Christmas Word Debate in News Tone
The article discusses the use of Xmas versus Christmas, noting clergy and public opinion on shorthand for Christmastide. It cites language, symbolism, and historical roots while acknowledging space constraints in newspapers. It also mentions business prospects and national manufacturing sentiment as context for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisiumas
Catscoms
Weas
Christos
Chi
Wr Ministry
Qtedlice
Cate
Tim National Association of Manefacterers
Inquiring Reporter Voices on Economic Confidence and Growth
Anke Free reports mixed views from political and business figures amid a national outlook. Jacob Bohrak Charles McC Mathias Leroy McCookell and others discuss debt, governance, and the prospect of continued economic expansion as bank deposits rise and savings swell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bohrak
United Stated
America
Charles McC. Mathias
Leroy McCookell
Oman
Famsburg
Chapter Holds Sale at St Marya Chapter Parish House
A successful sale was held by St Marya Chapter of All Saints church in the parish house Tuesday afternoon. A large number of persons attended. Those in charge of the tables were Mrs. Douglass Hoof, Mrs. D. T. Ordeman, Mrs. H. Q. Nicodemus, Mrs. Grace P. Smith, Mrs. Bramatank, Miss Macneili man, Mrs. Marksall Etchison and Mrs. Ernest Helfenstein Sr poured tea. No infectious disease was known in Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marya
All Saints Church
Tahies
Douglass Hoof
D. T. Ordeman
H. Q. Nicodemus
Grace P. Smith
Bramatank
Macneiliman
Marksall Etchison
Ernest Helfenstein
Twenty Years Ago Frederick Night at Clover Leaf ceremonies
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Clover Leaf Literary Society celebration featured Roscos Rhoads as president and Howard Albauch as secretary. Readings included The Night Before Christmas and First Voyage Around the World. Debates on Wat is More Destructive Than Earthquakes were judged in favor of the affirmative. The program listed musicians, officers, and the Woodmen of America lodge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Literary Secelety
Roscos Rhoads
Howard Albauch
Walter Sinnovation
Stonewall Jackson
Arther Kemp
R. Ernest Keaned
Johan Snyder
H. Kemp
E. Roderich
United States
Austria-Hungary
Georgia
Halsey
New York
Horace Boles
Iowa
Thomas B. Reed
U. & House of Representatives
Coal Mining Institute of America
Pittsburgh
Joan J. Perski
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Viscount Willingdon
Viscountess Willingdon
Washington
Legation
National Rivers and Harbors Ceurs
Taneytown Family and Community Notes for December
Local residents discuss holiday plans and events in Taneytown. Families John Marker and Charles Fuss attend gatherings. a Christmas program is set for the Taneytown School. The Presbyterian church hosts a Sunday School training course, and the Red Cross holds its annual district meeting. Postmaster Harry L. Ferser is improving, with several visits and social gatherings noted among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Essig
Keansburg
S.J
Aire
D. WW
Essie Town
Lovie Hahn
Tyrone
Martha Frincer
Mareret Seis
Washington, D.C
Lows
Presbyterian Church
Everine
Taneytown
Presbyterian Manse
Tatextown
American Red Cross
Board of Vanagers and Oithers
Ray Carbaugh
Shred# Shriner
Jesse Stonesifer
Uniontown
Edward Carbaugh
John Plank
York
Theodore Fair
Carlisle
Calvin T. Fringer
Harry L. Ferser
John S. Bower
William F .Bricker
Misa Anna Buttington
Baltimore
Sam's Creek Socials and Hosts Highlight Dec
In Sam's Creek on December 6 Mr and Mrs Gay Carlisle entertained guests for cards. Mrs Marshall Nusbaum visited Heisterstown for several days. Mr and Mrs Grant and daughter were hosted by Carville Alexander. Mr and Mrs WH Warnersro and Mrs Randall Speering attended Thanksgiving Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Creek
Gay Carlisle
Marshall Nusbaum
Telaiftes
Heisterstown
Grant
Qive Ani wereLow
Sun
Carville Alexander
Weekend Gossip From Daysville and Nearby
Mr Wilfred Wisner called on E D Harp Monday. Mr and Mrs Maulphy Keyser were Sunday guests of listers vatrems Mr and Mrs Davis Fox. Grayson Smith of Walkers o spent a day in Frederick. Mrs George Enright and her son of Walheravi motored to son Mondar. Winebrewer of Walk feed Gilmore Fantie and Mrs Charles Walkersville are building signs to their house. Wr tT. indisposed is recovering. Litlin Keller spent time with Mr and Mrs Wesley A batchering. Six large porkers were shown in a local event. names include Lewis illie Craver Har Car- Wilbur Cecil E Mer Me and Mrs George Rice Craver Edward Cecil Cramer Hitam Mra Dae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daysville
Wilfred Wisner
E. D. Harp
Maulphy Keyser
Listers
Davis Fox
Grayson Smith
Walkerso
Frederick
George Enright
Fit
Walheravi
Mondar
Winebrewer
Walkfeed
Gumore Fantie
Charles 3Alkersville
Wr Tt
John C.nterman Litlin Keller
Wesley
Alrs
Millard
Lewis Illie Craver
Wilbur Cecil
E Mer- Me
Geor
Rice, Craver
Edward Cecil
Cramer, Hitam
Mra
Dae
Flapper Fanny Says Electrically Operated Cazer Introduced
An electrically operated device with UL and PAT OFF labels is described, highlighting its operation and potential use. Mr and Mrs Randall hosted a Friday evening gathering as the invention provoked interest. The item appears to be a new business focus and accounts the machine’s innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Wees
Randall Varori
Westminster St LE Evening with Union Bridge contest ties
The Westminster St LE contest ended in a tie with Union Bridge for felon, sharing 79 points. Two contestants from each school, Mary Crtiering and Harv Eckard for Westminster, Paul Iyde and Winifred Broom for Union Bridge, plus Patrick Kane and Thur on G. Myers for Pleasant Valley competed under judge oversight. A coin toss decided the first six months’ viewing period, with West Windsor presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St LE
New Windsor
Wietmiinster
Felon
Hix
Westminster
Union Bridge
Pleasant Valley
Alt Town
Neiger
Charles Carrollesville
Prof
Unger
F. M. Miller
Western Mary
Mytila Eckhardt
Paul Iyde
Winifred Broom
Patrick Kane
Thuron G. Myers
New Windsor High School
Philip Horer
Life's Niceties Units On By
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe Life's Niceties with garbled phrases. The readable portions mention units on by and a list related to items or people, but no clear event, place, or date emerges. The fragment lacks coherent facts to identify any specifics.
Poetan Poy’s Power and Fame in Old Masters fragment
Fragmentary old verse notes reference the poet’s power when praised aloud. The lines hint at fame or glory tied to poetry, alluding to themes of love and mortal reach.
Typhoon Produces Record Winds Around Hong Kong
A typhoon near Hong Kong registered the highest wind speed on record at 127 miles per hour. The report notes efforts to shield residents as authorities track the storm’s path and potential damage. Authorities warn of dangerous seas and flying debris as the system moves inland.
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Hong Kong
Here Are Four Reasons Why A Child Tells Lies
Dr. Siorris Fishbein cites fear imagination fantasy and mimicry as four main causes of children's lies. He advises distinguishing deliberate deception from playful falsehoods and stresses truthful parenting, measured discipline, and securing a child's emotional life to prevent harmful habits.
Today In History and Anniversaries
Key anniversaries mark events from 1672 with Governor Richard Bellingham to 1925 when Nicholas Longworth became Speaker. Notes include Covent Garden Theatre opening, Washington’s last Congressional meeting as president, and various birthdays, deaths, and civic milestones. The piece also lists events and upcoming speeches in Washington and Chicago related to governance and infrastructure topics.
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Richard Bellingham
Massachusetts
England
London
Washington
Congress
United States
Buenos Aires
Arthur
Shanehal
San Frenacisco
Dublin
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Faith and Hope Quote From Bible Passages
A compact devotional note cites Hebrews faith as substance of things hoped for and evidence of things not seen. It asserts life is easiest and pleasantest for those who live by faith, invoking a meditation attributed to Matthew Hentz.
Letter Golf from Gas to Oil in War Soln
A puzzle description explains changing one word to another in a fixed number of strokes. Each move alters a single letter while preserving word validity. The objective mirrors a word ladder, with a published solution on the last page.
Luis Stuff Competition and the Patent Pill Jingle
A brisk verse about doctors and patent pills, praising medical skill while noting a fondness for patent medicines. The piece contrasts doctors’ patching of ailments with reliance on druggists’ pills and ends with a homely rural joke about a cold house after the family leaves.
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W. L. Gorpox
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Ralph Baumgardier
Harry Wormas
Bockerstown
Matern Woodmen
George C. Thomas
Edward N. SnouNer
W. E. Rev_ EC
Loy
Charlier D. Sentry
T. C. Rowton
H. J. Shankle
G. Adams
N. BR. Ponton
Board of
Tly
Chation
Borgen
Marveys Bares
Sanehocor
Clemard
George Gerrich
Hilinay Myers
Tarnit
Reehyts
Thara Av
M. Subfem
Ted Crase
Pesgac’ Valley
Frank Birley
New Woo Feet
Bey Finda
Pup
Beine 1
Ant Mere
Cleyter Nusbours
Eid Ter Naabaus
Mr. and
Mrs. WH
Flapper
Fanny
Rae
Pete Magege
Gat Pe Puar
Fe Ieee
Ake Anaaeh
Sinclair
Harry F. Persion
PuasTacs
Guitt
Mason Dar
el Oby Wie Herman
C. Iech
Burns Detective Agency
Insticetm
Comet
States Court Cou
Gorden
Fie
Burns
Taras
Siorris Fishbein
The
American “Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Coolidge
Wills Cather
Winchestar
Edwin Hoyt Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moundsville
W. Va
Roger Welles
TeHred
Newington
Conn
Wiliam C. Lankford
Civien J County
Bible Thought
Ledg
Lane
Bessey
Braucher
Th Adams
Australia
Spain
Luis
Hit
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N. A. Lufburrow
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