Frederic Herald editorial policy and submission rules
The Frederick Daily News outlines that it is a daily publication with Sunday only exceptions, lists its association with the Great Southern Print and Manufacturing Company, and states that Associated Press news is used with credit. It requires real names for opinions, prohibits anonymous pieces, and instructs readers to mail free notices rather than calling by phone.
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Associated
Associated Press
Uss
Creditadt
Neglected Folks and August Reflections in a 1926 Column
A 1926 column discusses social snobbery and newcomer friendliness, noting misread signals about street address and urging community involvement. It weaves in August through nature imagery and a light piece by Olive Roberts Barton about parenting and progress, ending with a humorous anecdote about expectations and admiration.
City or Country Living in The Inquiring Reporter
Readers give varied views on whether to live in the city or country with Mrs Grayson Palmer preferring the country for space and children’s time, while Helen Hormif and Lucille Miller favor city life. Elizabeth’s mother counsels keeping focus on real priorities and laughs at Betty’s glass earrings as a minor misstep.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Elizabeth
Grayson E. Palmer
Helen Hormif
Frederick
Beulah Rennality
A. Welliam C. Howard
Lucille Miller
Betty
Hart
Tors
Maryland National Guard units head to Virginia Beach encampment
About 125 officers and men from three local Maryland National Guard units entrain at the Baltimore station for a fifteen day encampment in Virginia Beach. Major Elmer F. Munshower commands the Western Shore units with Lt. Col Amos W. Woodcock in temporary charge of the First Regiment.
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Maryland National Guard
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Virginia Beach
Elmer F. Munshower
Cresap's
Philip R. Winebrewer
Robert E. Barrick
F. Lester Smith
Bay Line
Alabama
Norfolk
Munshower
National Guard
D. John Markey
Europe
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
Westminster
National Guards
Rotary Club hosts fundraiser milestone amid community effort
A local Rotary Club hosts a stepping stone event supporting the Obe t vice project amid civic duties. Proceeds reach seven dollars in a nationwide charity drive tied to a Western Wells Farsa figure.
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Rotary
Iviee
Today in History anniversaries and events recap
A compact history column lists birthdays and deaths of notable figures such as John Ericsson and Catharine Sedgwick, plus anniversaries of Columbus departure, Yosemite discovery, and World War era milestones. It notes current events like London Ontario’s centennial celebration and the YMCA world conference opening, with items about Mexican religious regulation taking effect.
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John Ericsson
Sweden
New York
Mason
San Francisco
Catharine Maria Sedgwick
Roxbury
Horn
Stockbridge
Mass
George Hoadly
Ohio
London
Ontario
Christian Workers‘ Conference
Dwight L. Moody
East Northfield
California
National Park Service
Yosemite Valley
Helsingfors
Findland
Young Men's Christian Association
Mexico
Table Talk Fades as Noise Shifts to New Sports
A continental madame laments the decline of conversation in salons once alive with languages. She blames loud jazz and radio noise for drowning talk while games like bridge and mahjong surge in popularity and challenge vocal engagement.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick News Briefs
A historical column recalls events from 1906 in Frederick. A rider named Master Marr Serrer on East Patrick street escaped serious injury after a collision with a horse drawn cart. Public servants noted hospital care and local authorities reported on incidents along Fourth and nearby streets.
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Frederick
Marr
Serrer
East Patrick Street
Golf's Global Boom Expands Across Nations and Courses
The piece notes 468 million dollars yearly spent on golf in America as the sport grows worldwide. It describes rapid course construction, public and private, from New York to Vermont and abroad in Canada, Europe, Africa, and beyond, with leaders like France and Italy advancing facilities and notable players and architects shaping new links.
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Thia
Weath
Chicago
New York
Gaylord, Kan
New York City
Vermont
Florida
Lake Worth
Key West
Jersey
Canada
Canadian Golfer
Provices of
R. J. Hall
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Herschel Island
Arctic Circle
Hall
Bishop I. O. Stringer
Yukon Territory
Gatun
Panama Canal
Flatbush
Brooklyn
South America
Ming
Tocopilla
Chile
Argentina
A. Mackenzie
Sweden
Norway
Golf Association of Sweden
France
Paris
Tate
Cannes
Nice
Vichy
Vittel
Pat
le Touquet
Blarrits
Evian, &c
Blarritz
Germany
Wallensee
Alexander R. Revell
German Golf Association
Berlin Golf Club
Italy
Stress Golf Club
Lake Maggiore
Peter Gannon
Switzerland
Lido
Venice
Rome Golf Club
Turin
Varese Golf Club
Milan
Sicily
Mondello
Spain
Angel de la Torre
Madrid
South Africa
Cape Province
Durban
Natal
Umkomaas
South Coast
Port Alfred
George Golf Club
Outimqua
Tshikapa
Kulm Club
St. Moritz
Montreaux
Lake Geneva
Luecerne
Lucerne
Engadine
Montana
Hollang
Mast City Water Purification Urged Amid Pollution Reading
Editor notes this is the second from a series on water supply contamination. Stream and lake pollution rise with population, threatening drinkable supply unless purified. Public Health Service seeks action, while scientists push to reduce contamination and governments set pollution limits.
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Huew S. Cummine
United States Public Health Service
United States
ASU OpsmAsIAeL Odd Olive Ohio Brief
A fragmented local text notes a minor incident involving a student and a questionable device. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable in the readable portions. The item resembles a small campus incident brief with uncertain details.
Purely Personal: Local residents depart for travels and visits
A long list of Thurmont and Frederick area residents plan trips and visits. Mrs Eyler and Mrs Koontz head to Virginia Beach for a week with Eyler joining a military band. others travel to Bel lingham, Rocheste r, Washington DC, Atlantic City and Mt Gretna. The column notes several callers and gatherings at Thurmont homes and mentions notable names and connections.
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Roger Eyler
Robert Koontz
Virginia Beach
Eyler
Koontz
Pocabogtas
Mr. Eyler
W. H. Hane
Bellingham
Washington
J. Howard Cassell
Thurmont
Carrie Slick
Reading
Effie Mealey
West Alit Saints Street
Harry F. Kolb
Baltimore
Atlantic City
N. J
Wm. H. Kreh
Louis Mealey
Blanche Bonsack Miller
Connellsville
Milton Hetterly
Martinsburg
Tra Hetterly
Altoona
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
New Haven
Rupp
Mt Gretna
Edgar Peddicord
Chilcothe
Ohio
Frank Dotterer
John
Frank) Kelly
Albert C. Ritchie
John T. Thurmoilan
Frank T. Busch
Joseph L. Ranft
Joseph J. R. Halata
Nathan Knight
Hugh Sisson
A. P. Miller
John M. Pohlham
Henry FE. Hornes
Edward B. Claypoole
Chas. E. Bicker
Sen
Wm. Bruce
Chas. Young
A. J. Byran
Harry Ford
R. J. Hudgins
New York City
Edith M. Miller
Tadley Pace
This City
Pace
0. T. Wermouth
Portland
Frederick
Macy Welty
Valeria Orvermang
Agughiez
Mare Hopkins
Emmitshurs
Sadie Newcomer
Gillelan
Tettig Gillelan
Emmitchars
Giecin of
Mroo
Same CM Taverinen
Gieorce Keenty
Torpisburgs
Samuel. Sorex
Damerion A
Neighbor’s Saxophone Woes Spark Quiet Frustration
A concerned neighbor laments a child’s nightly saxophone practice. The persistent noisy sessions upset residents, who wish the boy would master a single song and stop the erratic, sour-toned playing that disrupts evenings.
The Why How and When of the Toothbrush
A health minded report on proper mouth care for children stresses that decayed teeth harm health and learning. It highlights the first permanent molar as vital, urges regular brushing after meals and before bed, and offers practical care tips for toothbrush hygiene and effectiveness.
Easy Choice Between Crabby and Cheerful Folks
In a playful contrast the piece wonders which type people prefer the crabby sour face or the wholesome laughing spirit. It notes the value of cheer and a genuine smile as better for lifting woes. A letter by XN A LUFAURROW adds a Japan export aside about neretto porcelain lacquer goods forming a small share of Japan's exports.
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Japan
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William J. Bryan
National Cemetery At
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Charles Dunning
England
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Northern Baptist Convention
Kings
XS Fiurley
United States Shipping Board
Galesburg
S. S. Kresage
Lackawanna County
William A A. Mann
Pennsylvania
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North Haz Ohern
Crs
Honepital
Wop & G Tev
Fov Stadh
Maries Ope Fourth Streets
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Flapper
Frank
Craxe
Mast City
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Opsmasiael
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Xoffe
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Erin
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