News from Frederick Daily News and Times
The issue reports broad economic optimism with rising railroad earnings and bank activity. It notes the United States as a creditor nation due to gold repatriation tied to war finance and cites record American gold mining output valued at over 100 million dollars in the fiscal year ending June 30. It lists local subscriptions and distribution points for The News and The Times.
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
United States
New State Tax Assessment to Rebalance Burdens
Frederick county prepares for a new statewide property assessment excluding Baltimore city. The plan aims at fair tax burdens across Maryland, noting Baltimore’s cash-value claims differ from counties. Estimated county cost is about 20000 dollars, provoking county concern over funding for Baltimore city relief and calls for careful, inclusive supervision to avoid wasteful expansion of tax machinery. The Catoctin Clarion urges local officials to resist burdens on residents for others' benefit.
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Baltimore City
Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore
Plaa
Catoctin Clarion
Balti
Clarion
Baltimo
Peace and Finances From The Washington Post Voice
The era of peace in Europe was once viewed by Wall Street as a destabilizing signal for U S markets Yet investors have learned to discount inevitables and anticipate the financial impact of potential peace The stock market and banking sectors reflect cautious, historical patterning rather than current inflationary trends
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Washington Post
Wall Street
Europe
United States
This Is the Way a Boy Comes Home Poem
James W. Foley’s poem in Youth's Companion depicts boyhood rambles from home to town. It traces playful tasks like feet through leaves, bee chases, berry hunts, and tree climbs, pairing them with imagined care and the simple joys of spring days.
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Gol
James W. Foley
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Social Snips
A collage of humorous social quips and banter from early notes and jokes. Quotations parody dating, money, and marriage foibles with sharp wordplay from multiple city papers. The items riff on guest reactions, mismatched matches, and aging or unhealthy suitors with sly punchlines.
Personal notices from a bustling Atlantic City vacation season
A string of brief personal items lists residents and visitors across towns. Names and addresses appear with travel plans, visits, and births including Mr Harvey Hodges, Mr Edward Mobley, Capt Jesse Crown, Mr and Mrs C Frank Coblentz announcing a daughter, and many others visiting relatives or traveling to cities like Baltimore Washington and Atlanta.
Hymeneal Yingling-Trail at St Hose church Cloppers
A wedding was held at St Hose church in Clopper's on Thursday at four o'clock uniting Miss Nick Tabitha Yingling of Adamstown and Morgan Lae Trail. Rev. George B. Harrington officiated with Miss Bolden of Germantown as pianist. The bride wore white satin with net and ribbon and carried white carnations, with attendant Miss Marie Slangoff. The best man was Walter H. Trail. The newlyweds left for a honeymoon in Washington Baltimore and Atlantic City and will reside at 1102 9th Street N W Washington DC. Brunswick Wedding Keeps Secret to this Week. Mr G Bo Pumphrey announces the marriage of daughter Levin to Archie Moler on January 18 1926 by Rev S A Donahue in Portsmouth VA. Moler is son of Engineer LG Moler. Moler is employed by B&O Railroad at Brunswick. Miss Lamar Weds. A license issued in Baltimore yesterday for Robert L. Greer and Miss V Lamar of Martinsburg WV. ceremony performed by Rev E K Holmes Lamar, uncle of the bride. Miss Lamar is known in Frederick and has visited as guest of Mrs F X Staley.
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Yingling
St. Hose Church
Clopper’s
Nick Tabitha Yingling
Adamstown
Morgan
Marie Slangoff
Gaithersburg
Walter H. Trail
Washington
Brunswick
G. Bo Pumphrey
Mins Levin
Archie Moler
S. A. Donahue
Portsmouth
Mr. Moler
LG. Molerang
B. & O. Railroad
Miss Lamar
Haltimore
Robert L. Greer
V. Lamar
Martinsburg
W.va
EK. Holmes Lamar
Frederick
F. X. Staley
Among the Sick and a Daring Incident in Thurmont
In Thurmont Mra Harry Hetterly suffers typhoid fever while Mise Dorothy Long, daughter of Mr and Mra Ernest Lous, 247 Center Street, underwent an operation today. The episode was caused by a cap pistol explosion, noting a local mishap and its medical aftermath.
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Harry Hetterly
Thurmont
Mise
Dorothy Long
Ernest Lous
Center Street
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Highlights
From The News Columns July 15 1896 Rev Father Gaffney pastor at St John s Catholic church christened James son of Mr and Mrs Alvey Sherry Alvey. Frederick Grove Club members 74 took a Ridgeville ride. Colored people prepare for emancipation celebration August 17. Frederic but new engac eg im the manufacturine basiness in Charlotte.
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Father Gaffney
St John's Catholic Church
Ng Infan Sa
OF Alvey
James Mr
Sherry Alvey
Keksteln
Gus Ee
Frederic
Charlotte
Norwhee
Bisiness
Howe
Frederick County Parents Back Burgee Amid Principal Dismissal Push
Citizens and taxpayers organize petitions to demand reconsideration of the school board's move to oust Prof Amon Burgee as Boys High School principal. Alumni call a meeting to protest and urge retention, citing his 21 years of leadership and school improvements in Frederick Maryland.
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Amon Hburgee
Hinds
Will
Leo Weinberg
Figh School
Frederick
Prof. Bursee
Honorable
Board of County School Commissioners
Boys’ High School
Amon Hurgee
Pring
Burgee
Dhat
Gona
Stuary
Lurgee
Weinberg
Superintendent of Schools
Henry Jt Rameburgh
Frederick County
Larceny charge against Gordon Troxell near Thurmont
Deputy Sheriff Lidie arrested Gordon Troxell for larceny of a $60 watch and clothing entrusted by Edward Eaton after failing to pass a recruitment exam. Eaton had asked Troxell to take clothing and watch home, but Troxell did not return them. Hearing scheduled today. Also notes social and educational items: Braddock Heights Club dance planned. Sarah J. Richmond retained as principal. Goethals resignation accepted. a track worker Wilbur Schultz dies after lightning strike. Gen. George W Goethals to resign Panama Canal post. Gen. W. A. Hardy noted as a longtime Mason.
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Edward Eaton
Company A
Border
Gordon Troxell
Thurmont
Sherif Lidie
Lefora Jueier Cadaw
Eaton
Troxell
Goody
Fragmented numeric record without clear headline
The readable text contains a string of numbers and decimals without identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events. Lacking definable entities, no coherent event can be derived beyond a miscellaneous financial-like sequence.
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