Coolidge Fit At54 Shows No Sign Of Stress
NEA writer Charles F. Stewart notes President Coolidge, age 54, appears physically fit and unruffled by Congress’s strains. He walks four miles at a brisk pace with secret service, avoids sun and worry, and keeps a calm, stoic demeanor. He resists public fuss over his son John and maintains parental authority.
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Charles FP. Stewart
Washington
Jay
United States
President Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
White House
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Coolidge
New England
Congress
Secret Service
Joan
John
Cao
Father Coolidge
John Coollige
Sen
Proposals for Carroll and Frederick Counties Bridge Project
Sealed proposals for building a concrete bridge over Sam's Creek near Union Bridge, including approaches, in Carroll and Frederick Counties, Maryland, will be opened July 12 1926 at the State Roads Commission Baltimore. Proposals require a $1 plan fee and a $500 certified check. bond and compliance with Maryland law. Commission reserves right to reject any bids.
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Carroll
Frederick
Sam's Creek
Union Bridge
State Roads Commission
Garrett
Baltimore
Maryland
Commission
Acta
General Assembly of Maryland
For Rent Listings From Local Notices
Multiple rental notices list rooms apartments and a garage with brief details including addresses such as Box 209 News-Post 161 s T Street The Hub N Market St 66 Parit Ave Park Ave and 12 West Third Modern six room brick house with front and rear porch electric heat bath and gas indicated. John W Snook and M Culler are mentioned as contacts or reporters.
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T . Street
N. Market St
Toonth
Parit Ave
Park Ave
John W. Snook
M. Culler
Germantown
Ebison
Wiener Street
Reno & Harp
Dil Ave
East Third
Patrick
Beialing
Peor
Sanitation Progress and Public Hygiene
The article traces the rise of public health from ancient times to modern sanitation, highlighting Pasteur’s germ theory, the growth of bacteriology, and the shift from reaction to proactive prevention. It stresses education, isolation, prenatal care, and infant welfare, noting gains in life expectancy and economic value while urging continued public cooperation and lifestyle improvements to reduce preventable illness.
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Eefauver
Louis Pasteur
Pastewr
Kovh
Lister
Walter Reed
Gorgas
Panama Canal
America
United States
Chicago
Toy Pistol Takes Toll Of Life On Fourth
Editor notes this is the final of four articles on July 1 Fourth by Dr. Even S. Cumming. Discusses tetanus onset, fatality within six days, milder cases slower development, and the preventive value of tetanus anti-toxin when given early after wounds. Emphasizes prompt wound care for puncture and lacerations.
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Even S. Cumming
United States’ Public Health Servce
Man
NEA Service, Inc
Fourth of July safety notice and town reminiscence
The piece blends a 1926 public health warning on gunshot and blank cartridge wounds and tetanus prophylaxis with a nostalgic, fanfare filled town diary. It urges immediate care, antitoxin use, and cautious celebration while recalling past events and local festivities. It closes with a personal farewell from Mary Jane and parade preparations.
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Uie
Mary Jane
Old Town Cherishes Relics Amid Sesqui Centennial Fest
A reminiscence on the Sesqui Centennial celebrations and the desire to preserve the town’s landmarks amid progress. The author recalls cobbled streets, street lamps, bands, and taverns, lamenting future demolition of the mill and old tavern while looking toward summer and changing times.
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Echo
Great
Gulf of Eternity
Dorgey Etchison
Atone
Local anglers haul 20 pound carp near Harney dam
Elwood Crabbs and Joshua Kontz fished Starner's dam near Harney on a Tuesday afternoon and landed a 20-pound carp measuring 36 inches, the largest in the area for some time. Also notes Rhoda Halter of Silver Run spent the week with Miss Valle and Miss Myers and returned home with Coral Baker, Donald Beth, and Stewart Bell.
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Tanestown
Carroll Newcomer
Elwood Crabbs
Joshua Kontz
Stewart Bell
West
Ainster
Social News From Carroll County Gatherings And Travel
Naomi ad Alice Riffle spent Monday in Westminster visiting relatives. Local families hosted dinners and weekend visits near Potterdale and Copperville. Nurses and students from Maryland University Hospital visited family in Hanover. Christmas and 4th of July customs noted with factory vacation plans for Charles H. Shriner’s sewing plant and Shenandoah Cavern trips.
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Naomi Ad
Alice Riffle
Wfastminster
Vernon Crouse
Mary Stover
Paul Koontz
Samuel Stover
Dorothy Eyler
Jacob Strawsburg
Potterdale
Albert Y. Obler
Mahlon Brown
Town
Alice Rifle
Hanover
LeRoy Wentz
Carroll County
Grace Young
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles Young
Emma Beaver
Sarah Fringer
Neue Copperville
John Cox
Washington, D. C
Sue Crapster
Thaddaus Crapster
Norman Baumgardner
Peter Gaumgardner
Toy Baumgardner
Keynville
Cinton Mehrling
Littlestos A
Charles H. Shriner
Shrine
Shenandoah Cavern
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Taneytown
anMisecs
Satie Mag Fowler
Faith Liahiner
Walter Wilt
Mabel Lester
Moss Galt
New Windsor
Kentucky Boy Takes Marbles Champion
Atlantic City July 5 Willie Harper aged 11 won the national marble championship, defeating Danny Gore of Spr Rae in the final round of the four annual make tournament.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Willie Harper
Ming
Bis
Danny Gore
Spr Raah
Public Sales of Valuable Corporate and Real Estate
Public sale by order of Frederick County Circuit Court equity trustees on July 7 1898 at 11 am in Frederick Maryland includes shares of Union Manufacturing Frederick County National Bank Potomac Batson Company and other stocks plus real estate of Clare Mabty including a four room dwelling and associated properties. Terms require cash down and notes for remainder with security. sale subject to court confirmation and title by deed.
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Couit Court
Frederick
Maryland
Truatea
Frederick City
Frederick Coust
Securitisa
Henry Me
Ick Brick Works
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick County National
Peomlex Nations
Bank of Bruwick
Aid
Potomac Batson Company
Frege
Ericktown Savings Institution
Casa
Benjamin F. Reich
Equi
William E. Dare
Aurton
Clare D. Mabtey
Frederick Coun
Mills
Frederick County
Mobley
Clarence Mobley
Lick County
Caaser
Leo, Weinberg
William Mf
Storm
Q Trustees
Doneat
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Adatoatown
Fradett County
Washington Street
Tuscarora Street
Board of Educati
Joseph Thomas
Bejing
Lot No 15
Adamstown
Fay
Minning
Tearora Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jos
Thomas
Board Education
Washington
Lillian F. Thomas
Lewis Thomas
Uate J G Thomas
Liber
Ick County
Lil Requirad
Pale
Walter & Rad
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