Washington birth lesson on perseverance and tools
A rippled discussion on George Washington’s birthday era notes how early Americans faced scarce tools and harsh conditions. It argues morale, initiative, and practical effort win success, urging teaching children the value of using available resources and improving themselves despite limits. The piece links focus on eyesight, school care, and parental support for supplies.
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Ngton
George Washington
Anl
Washington
Inill
Editor’s Reply to Zeiler on Farmers’ Tourist Park
A reader letter challenges Mr Zeiler over plans for a farmers’ tourist park. The writer defends the project, arguing it will benefit the community and tourism, while urging clear actions and public discussion at upcoming meetings.
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Mr. Zeiler
Ion Oon
Inquiring Reporter Picks Spring as Favorite Season
Madison street resident Raymond Cockrell calls spring the best season. Mrs Cockerly on West Patrick agrees. Mrs Davinge leans spring or fall. Mrs Gomber on South Market says spring. John Adams on West Fifth prefers May.
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Raymond Cockrell
Madison Street
George W. Cockerly
West Patrick Street
DMRS
GE Davinge
John Gomber
South Market Street
John Adams
West Fifth Street
Meeting notes reveal disputed term used at court session
A fragmented report shows Mr Zeiler among economs association members discussing a term described as musheading during a court meeting on Saturday. The record notes the word caused unrest but indicates the community bowed to the proceedings.
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Mr. Zeiler
Associatian
WM. Grove
D A R Hold Meeting and Moonshine Verse Included
The Montgomery County D A R chapter names officers and delegates to a state convention while a poem about moonshine stills and mountain life is quoted from the Baltimore Sun. The verse describes night, mountain paths, guards, and a girl with a.sign of the trinity guiding travelers.
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Montgomery
Montgomer
Mes Tawis
Dachsen
Maryland
Catartin
Bolivar
Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Nostalgia Notes
Readable fragments cover local events from February 22 1992 including Frederick area telephone lines project costs sleet snow and flooding. Names listed for Christian Endeavor program at a church appear with several local residents and business references.
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Frederick
Nationwide Birthday Celebration Honors Washington Day
Washington's Birthday nationwide observance closes banks and features local events. Lawrence Everhart Chipler and Frederick Chapter plan a joint Sons of the American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution gathering at the Presbyterian church with brief talks on Washington. The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion will present pictures at the City Opera House. Schools observe with assemblies and class activities, including essays and recitals reflecting on Washington's life and ideals.
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George Washington
Congress
United States
Aimer
Bridge's Creek
Westmore Lint County
Virginia
Ly Ievilly
Hanks
Lawrence Everhart Chipler
Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revelution
Presbyterian Clurch
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
City Opera House
Mid County
Cliss
Tno
Ide Elity
Washington
Lingige
Eve Gerade
America
Birthday Observance of Washington's Birthday by SAR
Lawrence Everhart Chapter Sons of the American Revolution will celebrate Washington's birthday with a meeting at the Presbyterian church social room. They will be joined by Frederick DAR members for a banquet served by the Mite Society ladies. Remarks follow. Arrangements made by Roy J. Ayndean chairman, Bartis Storm, Rosene Th Rhodes.
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Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Mweribiers of Frederick
Daughters of American Revolution
Ladies of the Mite Society
Clearcd
Roy J. Ayndean
Bartwis Storm
Rosene Th Rhowds
Frederick Art Club Meeting Highlights and Debates
The Frederick Art Club met February 14 with Miss Elizabeth Houck as chair and Miss Kate Ramsburgh describing a fascinating slide on ruins from Milla Southern Missouri temples and Chichen Itza in Yucatan. Minnie Markey read reflections on antiquity of ruins as Grace Shee Leigh presented a Valentine to Mrs Dent from the federation.
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Frederick
American History Day by Day Feb 22 record
Fragmentary note lists events on February 22 across history. Mentions Washington era, a fort opening in 1805, Civil War generals, West Point, and a 19th century machinery convention in Ohio, with promotional lines about ads.
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George Washington Easherr Oon
Florida
United State
General Sherman
Weet Point
Weses
Ohio
Conversions at Evangelistic Meet Draw Big Crowd
Evangelistic services at the Meteo rist Episcopal church drew a near capacity crowd with 24 conversions reported. Prayer meetings showed 280 attendees, the highest yet, as Rev. Kastes preached on spiritual shipwreck and the need to seek the Kingdom of God. Evening music and altar responses linked to ongoing workers conference for outreach.
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Almond
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Paul
Timothy
Evangelist Easter
Sea of Ute
Kingdom of God
Frederick
Kastes
Balmond
Otloeck
Charles IT
Rhoderick
East Third Street
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Eula Scott
East Catrick Street
Elsrode
St South Street
Florence Stine
South Market Street
Harrys Covell
Madison Street
Walter Stal
West South Street
Fred Kottmger
West
Patrick Street
Milton G. Urner
Record Street
Schaeffer
Trail Avenue
Unger
West Seventh Street
Vic. Haugh
Pill Avenue
Jeoph Falwards
East Fourth Street
Hien Boost
North Rentz Street
East Seventh Street
Do You Know? Residency Rule for Voting
A person who has acquired a residence in each county or city and can vote in any election shall be entitled to vote in the election district from which he moved until he gains a residence in the new part of the county or city. This follows Part of Section 1 of Maryaud's Constitution.
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Maryaud
Dr Apple speaks at Willard Williard Willard celebration meeting
Dr J H Apple of Hood College addressed the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on the white life for two. He stressed moral responsibility for both genders and urged social laws to promote purity. The meeting included scripture readings music and refreshments with next gathering set for March.
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Chas
B. Webler
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J. H. Apple
Hood College
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New York
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Smith
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