The Daily News Frederck Md publication note and policy
The Frederick Daily News states it is an independent daily except Sundays, published at the News Post Building by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It declares Associated Press rights, requires real names for letters, and invites paid notices mailed to the office. telephone notices are rejected.
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News-Post
Court
St Frederick
ENE Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Frees
Associated Fress
Frederick
Students and Automobiles in Modern High Schools
A 1926 column discusses many students using cars to commute and park at schools. It contrasts with older scenes of walking and notes colleges restricting undergraduates. The piece argues auto use should be a reward for good behavior, not a right, and warns it harms study and athletics culture.
Superstition or Faith by Olive Roberts Barton
An essay argues that belief in charms and luck affects actions and outcomes. It cites examples from a movie, a shopkeeper, and a tennis player to show how mindset boosts confidence and performance. The core message: true power lies in self belief rather than magical objects.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Phiy
Lut's Stuff About The Dentist Part 1
A humorous monologue extols the dentist as a diligent professional who undergoes dental school trains in clinics and then joins others in practice. The writer jokingly envisions the dentist acquiring a chair, tools, and a keen eye for teeth to fine tomorrow.
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iMore Tomorrmy
N. A. Lufburrow
Fragmentary OCR Story Feels Distant Local Sports Note
The readable text is garbled with fragments about a person and a sport related event. It mentions a class, a news item, and references a sports context but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm details for a fuller summary.
Inquiring Reporter on WWI Idealism Survivals
A panel of readers from city and nearby Walkersville discuss whether WWI idealism survives. Rev B Carl Maxwell and others express varied views on lasting real dealism and wartime patriotism.
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B. Carl Maxwell
City
Virginia H. Miller
Eleanor D. Abbott
G. Nevin Rebert
Roger S. Wade
Walkersville
Deaths Among Infants By Dr. Huen 8S Cunmixa Surgeon General
Dr Huen 8S Cunmixa Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service presents findings on infant mortality. The study analyzes causes and rates across regions, highlighting public health implications and recommendations for prevention.
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Huen
United States Public Health Service
Infant Mortality Rates Mixed Across States and Nations
A chart shows infant deaths per 1000 births in the United States excluding Rhode Island, noting unreliable national statistics before 1915 while recognizing earlier state figures exist. The piece asks if readers know how their city compares with peers in the U S and abroad and hints at health department efforts and public involvement. It then reports Brunswick church honors with a Bible gift presented to First Methodist Episcopal Church by Frank L. Bennett and local lodge representatives, followed by a procession to the church and reception by Pastor C W Brittin.
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United States
Begium
Norway
Sweden
Australia
New Zealand
Brunswick Church
Given Bible
Frank L. Bennett
John E. France
Moore
Norman T. Rice
Hagerstown
New First Methodist Episcopal Church
Brunswick
Bennett
Brunswick Lodge
C. W. Brittins
Fragmentary OCR Note on People and Property
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Artie Small, Lester Pine, and Puotids with references to a house, lot, and fever. The readable bits imply a local property or personal matter but lack clear actions or outcomes.
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Lester Pine
Today in History and Births in Brief
This column lists anniversaries and notable birthdays: Indiana territory assembly at Vincennes in 1806, Thomas J. Martin born in 1847, Francis Blanchet archbishop of Oregon City in 1850, Mata 1861 discovery, Maria Mitchell eclipse expedition in 1878, Taft institute opening in 1921, and a year-ago note on the Prince of Wales in South Africa. Birthdays include Benito Mussolini, Booth Tarkington, William Slocars, Beene, and Scott McBride. Also notes today’s events including St Olaf festival, a new Eagles home cornerstone in Milwaukee, and public lectures at Williams College Institute of Politics.
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General Assembly
Indiana Territory
Vincennes
Thomas 8. Martin
United States
Virginia
Scotteville
Charlottesville
Francis B. Blanchet
Oregon City
Munomla
A. de Gasparis
Maria Mitchell
Colorado
Yoke of
Connaught
England
Fayot
Hirthh House of Commons
Justice Taft
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Mass
Benito Mussolini
Forlta
Italy
Booth Tarkington
Indianapolis
Wiliam F. Slocars
Colorado College
Grafton
Br.ay Beene
Brooklyn
Dar
Scott McBride
AntiSalvor League of America
Carroll County
St. Olaf
Milwaukee Aerie
Order of Eagles
Wiliam M. Jardine
New England
Amherst
Eixth Aonual Wiliams College Institute of Politics
Williamatown
Masa
Lawn party at OD home draws large youth crowd near Jefferson
A May lawn party at Mr and Mrs Minnie OD near Jefferson featured games and music from piano saxophone and violin. Refreshments were served as dozens of attendees listed including Catherine Grossnickle Josephine Tome Helen Hert Edna R Beachley Madeline Harshman Louise Huffer and many others.
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Minnie OD
Jefferson
Catherine Grossnickle
Josephine Tome
Helen Hert
Edna R. Beachley
Madeline EF. Harshman
Louise M. Huffer
Catherine Arnold
Alice V. Coblentz
Grace Thrasher
Gertrude Boyer
Arthur Beachley
Cathérine
George G
Yeatman
Washington
Preston
Phillips
Harold Mullendere
Louise Freer
Maynard Toms
Daniel Reed
Lawrence Guyton
Flord Zecher
Richard Smith
Charisa Wolfe
Lewis Riser
Park Reschley
Ernest Ahalt
Midcar Bak
Glen Rudy
Gail Jullendors
Nathan House
Arthur Shook
Dannie Blickensta
Arthur M. Ahalt
Bruce Remsturg
Ernest Rudy
Ralph
Hilton Darner
Lloyd Ahatt
Emmett Rowlus
Andrew Maudit
Guy Arnold
Bernard Stifer
Arthur Thomas
Land Sons
Robert and
Glenn
And
Willard
Hy Wagerstown
Routzahn
Clarence Stiser
A. K Patner
Irs Howard Moo Suter
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Twenty years ago today Frederick item list from The News column notes Masters Edwin Kemp Dorsey Sappington William Clary and Arthur Young saving pitched a teat at Pradéeck Neiphis for the Bammer. Rev Fr W Kane East Second Street visits Atlantic Jacob M Pire'r East Church Street returns from Washington vacation.
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Edwin Kemp
Dorsey Sappington
Wiliam Clary
Arthur Young Save
Pradéeck Neiphis
W. Kane
East Second Street
Atlantic
Charles Bowers
Louise Lochner
Etla Whitmore
Baltimore
H. M. Sparrow
Hredarick
Harry B. Thoman
Washington
Clifford
H. M. Thomas
Ernest Hammaker
Thurmont
Olive Thomas
University of Maryland
Beulah Sweadner
Fannie Sweadner
Markell Nelson
Frederick
Liberty
William Kelly
R. Frank Sappington
Edward G. Beall
East Mainv Street
Nelle Zigler
Familly
Oscar Joy
Near Liberty
Frank Sappington
Jennie Beall
Jefferson
Robert C. Metcalfe
Robert
Newark
N. J
Jason Arnold
Taylorsville
RB. V. Lapsington
Winners' Bible Class to Hold Open Air Meeting
Feagaville notes show Winners' Bible Class planning an open air gathering Sunday at 7 30 pm on the lawn of St Luke's Lutheran church with talent from Walkersville. Events include Sunday school picnic at Roy Zimmerman's grove and a Wednesday Aug 1 picnic in Baker's grove along the Monocacy near Buckeystown.
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Feagaville
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
St. Luke's Sunday School
Roy Zimmerman
State Road
Baker
Monocacy
Buckeystown
Charley W. Himes
James Greenwall
Marceline Wachter
Virgle Wiles
Nora Kefauver
Madeline Himes
Flora Triussard
May Wachter
Catherine Wer
Fayette Wachter
Mary Haratt
Moesars
Harry Himes
Clay Jacobs
Richard
Charles Hargett
John Zimmerman
Roscoe
Leon
Robert Lee Gross
Melvin
Ella Fulmer
Mollie Fulmer
Elizabeth Smith
Mollie Copeland
Dorothy Hagan
Ruth Culler
Roger Fulmer
George Fulmer
Oscar Shafer, Jr
Kenneth Shafer
Fannie Shaw
Washington
Regina Arnold
Lucketts
Tiane C.rimmerman
J. Carlton Cook
Richard Hawkins
Frederick
Jennie Doub
Margaret Hargett
Germantown
David Ko Nerr
P. Harry Caller
Camden
New Jersey
Mt. Zion Tauteran Church
William JD. Zimmerman
Preston Zimmerman
Leila Culler
Helen Zimmerman
Washington, D. C
Harry M. Castle
Frederick City Hospital
James Taylor
Middletown
Charles Kemp
Libertytown
M. P
Waater
Stephen Galley
Christian Endeavor
Belt
Baltimore
Gatley
Galley
Albert W. Etzier
Mary
Pittsburgh
Ashtabula
P. G. Grabilt
Bel Air
Darvington
Pershing
John Erb
Umion Bridge
Georgie Smith
Ida Smith
Liberty M. P. Church
Sun-j Jay School
O. EF
Joy's Meadow
Yellow Springs
Rand
Ruby Hoffman
Rete Dhler
Ram
Behind The Front and Related Screens Tonight
Theatre listings announce Wallace Seery Mary Brian and Raymond in Behind The Front a World War I era comedy sensation plus Over T Thess Abods a two reel comedy Kinograms Will show Frank Merrill in The Fighting Doctor an action film Horace Greely It and a news reel complete the program for tonight.
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Empire
Wallace Seery
Mary Brian
Raymond Alien
Maryland
Frank Merrill
Fighting Doctor
Horace Greely
Bible Thought GOMS Leadership
Fragmentary text references leadership and commands believed to be from biblical sources. The line hints at obeying the Lord and maintaining religious duties within a group or organization. No clear events, dates, or named individuals are identifiable.
Presbyterians Open Conference At Hood College
More than 100 delegates attend the Maryland Presbyterian Young People's Summer Conference at Hood College. The event runs through August 3 with sessions daily, featuring Bible study, missions, Sunday school methods, and youth leadership, directed by Rev William Ralph Hall with diverse city and national church leaders assisting.
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Maryland Presbyterian Young People
Hood College
Maryland
Delalare
District of Columbia
Board of Christian Education
Board of Foreign
Board of National Missions
Teaders
Presbyterian Church
United States
William Ralph Hall
Philadelphia
Young Peop Jes
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
George Hars Miller
Young People's Publications
Marcia Kerr
New York City
Young People's Department
The
Board of Foreign Missions
John R. Duffield
Washington, D. C
Synod of Baltimore
Bruce H. McDonald
Baltimore
Presbytery of
Presbytery of Baltioore. Board of National Missions: Miss Elizabeth Gamliner
New York
John Mykens
Red Bank
McCrone
D. D. Rutledge
Elizabeth Taft
Drenton
N. J
Edith Harband
Galtimore
Mr. Hall
Freedom in Nature and the Open Air
A reflective meditation on nature’s gifts and the feeling of freedom found outdoors. The text invites stepping into the open to savor grass and trees, showers that refresh growth, fragrant flowers, butterflies, birds, and a blue sky that stirs the heart.
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Cottelder
Hickory Horn Devil Caterpillar to Royal Walnut Moth
The Hickory Horn Devil, a large caterpillar on hickory and walnut trees, may reach five inches and bears horns. It is harmless and feeds on various trees, overwintering as a chrysalis underground, then becoming the Royal Walnut Moth in June with olive gray forewings and orange hind wings.
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Austin C. Clark
U. S. National Bureau
Allnutt and Howard Wed In Poolesville Marriage
John Bennie Allnutt of Poolesville and Ruth Crucilla Howard of Boyds wed by Rev. Dr. Henry L. D. Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on Wednesday July 28 at 2 p m. In 1924 only 48 gallons of wood alcohol were imported to the United States, then synthetic methanol was produced and in ten months of 1925 Germany sent 415 000 gallons.
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Germany
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