Fragmented Freeman notices on newsprint typical of era
Damaged OCR fragment mentions The Daily News and Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It references Associated Press dispatches and writer attribution rules. The text implies a local post office entry and class matter, with general notices about advertisements and submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneey Et
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Pross
oMoe
Ai Postoffice
Fredwick
Women Club Leaders Urge Home Arts Revival at Atlantic City
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Atlantic City on June 5 1926 leaders urged improving American homes to shift from "mad fight after irresponsible pleasure" to family enjoyment. They praised better housekeeping and cooking as paths to return youths to wholesome home life, noting films and public amusements distract from home ideals.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Atlantic City
Aet
Nest
Hymeneas of Schaeffer and Gitt Bride Wed at Home
Miss M Flinabeoh Gitt daughter of Mrs Emma K Gitt Hanover married Dr Fort G Schaeffer a prominent physician Allentown in a home ceremony officiated by Rev Dr A S Dehant There were few guests. the couple left for New York then a week by boat and will be at home in Allentown Turners and Sth Streets.
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Miss Gitt
Hanover High School
Hoot College
Frederick
Gazette and Daily
York
J. W. Gitt
Schaefer
Allentown Hospital
Schaeffer
New York
Jury
Turner and
Sth
Allentown
Samuel M Ot
Harlow
New York World
North Carolina
United States
Lee
Overman
Uited States Military Academy
Crown Prince
Crown Ponce
Sweden
Greater
Misa Eleanor Roosevelt
Mig Franklin D. Roosevelt
Curts B. Ball
Asde Park
Europe
America
Prague
Governor Smith
Mie Smith
Emily
John Adams Warner
Rochester
Cardinal Hayes
New York City
Among the sick Mere. Foor Orrison returns home
Mrs. Foor Orrison of Eronsalk has been a patient at Frederick hospital for the past week after a slight operation. She has returned to her home on West Fo tomay Street. Mrs. Angleberger continues to improve with her infant and is now able to sit up at short intervals.
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Mere
Foor Orrison
Eronsalk
Rewka
West Fotomay Street
Orla
Mir
Phillip Angleberger
Claude Miller
Harry Bussard
Aidletown
William Tuts
Middletown
Miler
Mikliotowo
Inquiring Reporter Readers Name Favorite Vegetable
A questions page asks locals for their favorite vegetable. Helen Smith cites peas, A W Condon prefers peas, Laura Wade likes corn, Mrs Clarence L Howard says no favorite, R A Day from near Frederick likes corn and beans.
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Helen Smith
A. W Condon
Laura Wade
Clarence L. Howard
R. A. Day
Frederick
Today in History and Anniversary notes from a bygone era
A collage of events and birthdays dated across centuries. Notable items include Augusta seized from the British in the American Revolution era, Carl Maria von Weber’s birth context, Wisconsin’s statehood milestone, and railroad company formation. It also mentions ship arrivals, a Pretoria surrender, and varied birthdays plus political and social events.
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Augusta
Loyallgis
Carl Maria von Weber
Hed
London
Asbury University
da Paul University
Greencastle
Ind
Wisconsin
Madison
A and Oregon Railroad Company
Aurora
Ney
Oregon Boundary
St. Paul
New York
Havine
Southampton
Pretoria
Lord Roberts
Tokio
United States
Lampe PhD Speaker Addresses City Audience
Rev Wallam delivers remarks as Lampe perishes amid praise for Devkeothar and local leaders. The ceremony recognizes a decade of service, with Mrs. Lampe and others noted in attendance at the city event.
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Lampe
Coenant Relsetou
Wits
Rev
Wallam
Somat
Boa Lampe Hie
Hidden Words in a Whitespace Between Lines
A fragment hints at a family conflict where a husband resists a wife keeping him as a slave to a pet project. The text suggests miscommunication and a sad outcome, highlighting emotional limits within a strained relationship.
Seeing America in Portland’s Rose City Glory
A 19th century travel sketch recalls the Willamette River journey, the birth of Portland, and its rise to a great city of over 160,000. It contrasts early “village” beginnings with modern streets, public buildings, and Rose Carnival pageantry, praising Portland’s beauty and industry.
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Roaca
Willamette River
Willamette
Great Columbia
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
Boston
Portland
Mt. Hood
Oregon
California
Unis
United States
Winturon
Senate
Aosinator
South Carolina
Daniel Weblxtey Jolmeidl
Vacine
Oregoms
Portian Twomil
America
Noloesen
Tlawery
Callifornia
Ure
Portinni
Lusiand
France
Portland’s Storied Growth Guided by Divine Vision
The city’s history is described as divinely guided since its 82 years of progress began, with tales of woodland hills, streams, rolling farms, orchards, and three grand mountains—St. Helens, Adams, and Hao—watching over 3000 square miles as Portland’s people pursue honest work and ambitious industry under a sense of inward inspiration.
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Hari
St. Nolens
Adams
Hao
Portand
Westminster Wedding at Druid Hill and North Avenues
A wedding occurred Wednesday evening at Westminster church on Druid Hill and North avenues Hallimore. Rev TW Reinecke and Rev J Garner officiated. Bride, widow of Dr Shower, wore a lace gown and carried roses. Edmond Shower gave her away. Brass and choir music filled the crowded church. After reception in the church basement, the couple planned a short wedding trip to Franklin and Vaushall.
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Weetminster
Druid Hill
North Avenues
Hallimore
Vglock
TW. Reinecke
Pastoy
Brlde
Edmond Charles Shower
Frank Meekfort
Thomas Wark- Tam Root Hakter
Wiliam Schaefer
John Poles
Joh Redneske
Harry Riggs
J. Barnhart Rey
Webe
J. Garner
Phastor
St. Pauls Reformed
Westinster
Reformed Earch
Laltfimare Erty
Wirst
St. Stephen's
Franklin
Vaushall
Rey
Westminster
Hee
June Enthusiasm Across Town Brightens Guest Again
A lively column notes June’s warm promise with theatre news, school commencements, reunions, and local events. It highlights Maryland’s Hood College activities, alumni gatherings at Visitation Convent, and expectant summer festivities while mentioning weather, gardens, and civic pride in Frederick. The piece ends with a light local note about a motorcycle incident and a garden snake scare.
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Maryland School
Jet
Hood College
Old Scheutzen Park
Local Markets Report On Corn and Wheat Prices
Fragmentary market notes mention corn and wheat values with unclear OCR rendering. The text references cleaning methods for cutlery using salt and lemon, suggesting unrelated household tips beside market notes. No clear event or figures emerge from the readable portion.
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick local items from The News
Frederick notes from The News dated June 5, 1906 recount social events and visits. Deputy Sheriff Watham G Grams and his bride are mentioned at a reception. Patty Wachter, Roger Yinger, Edna Lipps, and Ednardina South frequent Baltimore and Westminster visits.
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Frederick
The
News
Don’t Spit to Stop Disease Rampant in Frederick
A health drive warns against careless spitting spreading germs of influenza measles and tuberculosis. Promotes damp sweeping and cleaning to reduce dust borne disease and urges citizens to cover coughs and dispose of spit in proper receptacles.
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Nabil
Chiles Dickens
Frederick
Deaths and Obituaries in Brunswick and Walkersville
Notices report Capt. William Adams a retired B&O conductor dying at 70 in Brunswick. Also listed are funeral plans for Mrs. Hannah Garner of Union Bridge and Mrs. S. Devilbiss of Walkersville, with survivors and service details.
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Wm. P. Adams
William I. Adams
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Iis
Raymond T
Adams
Bruunswick
Mark I
Florence
8. C
Flora Hollister
Anna Kettering
Hagerstown
Ella WT. Jackson
Great Fails
Joseph
Nyenm
Trursche
Margaret
F Adams
Seattle
Washington
Ella Cogin
Houston
Tex
Alice Bertram
Physician to Leave Middletown Trail Dr Woo Hint
Dr Woo Hint, long active in Middletown, plans to move to Minnesota near Washington. Dr Hitt has secured Da Vim Mary of Monersville to join Middletown at a later date to establish himself in Dr Huff’s former office.
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Middletown
Woo Hint
Mibletown
Minneswda
Washington
Hitt
Mary
Monersville
Middetagar
Huff
The Very Idea By Hat Cocoran
A light hearted verse on aging and youth urging a cheerful mindset and playful outlook to stay youthful. It contrasts age fears with laughter and playful observations from daily life and strangers.
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Hat Cocoran
Former Middletown postmaster Gardner weds Agnes McKay in Baltimore
George C. Gardner a former Middletown postmaster married Agnes McKay in Baltimore on May 4. The couple visited Middletown for a wedding trip to the home of Gardner's daughter Mrs Ten Teather in August. They plan to reside in Baltimore.
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George C. Gardner
Middletown
Baltimore
Gardner
Agnes McKay
Mir
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HE Daily News
Hymeneas
Voegell
Virduia Tardy
Mix Pydies
Chanten O
Cdr
Voesch
Boven
St. Pees
Tiide Wits
Wilson
Snarr
Dursthy
Chamber of Deputies
Vereailley
Thing and
Neuilly
Jen? Donnell Smith
Yales
Hving
Mortiner L. Schiff
Ladislav Lazaro
Congress
Louisanw Hetudt
Ville Platte
Hattling Nelson
Pugister
Copenhagen
Denmark
Ant Wien
Bervicu
By H. Dorsey
Erouison
Enine
Ome
Clerg
Bentztown
Sumagier School
Examiner
Harry Keefer
Carly
Braddock Heights
Mary Jane
Geshe
Caver
Setphind
Monhiy
Joseph O. Garver
Gis Sen
Roland M. Gaver
Mr Gaver
John
Marta F
Sheruf Watham
Stemner Wachter
Patrick Street
Mroo
Wis Wilh Vince
North Market Street
Roger Yinger
William Lipps
Edna
East Third Street
Drv and
Mes
S of
Ednardina
South Market Street
By Ketten
Bent
Satan
E. GC
Kefavver County
Hannah S. Garner
Bfannah S. Garner
Union Bridge
Church of the Brethren
Pipe Creek
John J. Johns
Garner
Jasper Garner
Jeavee
Frank Garner
Elizabethtown
Chas. Gren Farne Serwyn
Holly P.garner
Abwa Dangs
India
John Garner
Pearl Johnson
Westminter
Florence Garner Prederich
Scott Garner
Union Rauge
Carrie
Bes Sle Garner
Solomon Devilbiss
S. Henrioetta Devilbiss
Walkersville
Nevubiss
Fieder
David A. Devilbiss
Harry ©. Devilbiss
Kansas City
John E. Cramer
Elizabeth A. Wincbrenner
Long Beach
Cali
John Cronise
Washington, D.C
Furetal
W. BR. Hartzell
Glade Cemetery
Ik. G. Putman
Wee Sister
Big Sister
Beau
Aspatakur, Ufburrow, An
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