WHE Daily News Public Notices and Editorial Policy
The snippet shows the Frederick Maryland newspaper boilerplate about Associated Press use and publication rules. It states articles credited by wire require author consent for opinion, free notices must be written and mailed, no telephone notices, and office submission guidelines for second class matter publication.
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Good Old Summer Philosophy for a July 11 1926 page
A column reflects on seasons as life stages, praising Summer as the peak of life and warning about Winter death. It likens Spring to youth, Autumn to aging, and stresses self-reliance, money troubles, and gendered irritants in early 20th century social commentary.
The Man in Blue at Local Theatre Tonight
Theatre listing notes reading roles by Maryland, Herbert, Rawlinson and Madge Bellamy in The Man in Blue. Also screening SA Woman Of Letters and a fast action picture featuring The Adventures of.
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Empire
Anna
Acta
SA Woman of Letters
Maryland
Herbert, Rawlinson
Madge Bellamy
Pop
President Seeks Action On Test Declaration Amid Tense Talks
Reported discussions show President pursuing a test action while Gen Lassie chairs a preparatory meeting. A resolution declaring no punitive measures seems unlikely to pass. Washington officials say they will not disclose details of the Lassiter case unless requested, with officials wary of signaling bad faith.
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Elephants Owned by A Farmer Reported
A farmer disclosed ownership of eighty elephants in a brief item. The report notes the large herd and hints at agricultural or labor uses, raising questions about custody and context.
Inquiring Reporter on Whittmore sentence reaction
George E Myers and Deputy Baker discuss the Whitte More sentence. Judge O Dunne is praised by Moberly and Jones. Officer Allen Bart gains remarks align with the public expectant reaction to the ruling.
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George EV
Myers
William
Baker
O'Dunne
du Marion
Moberly
O'Donne
Njames A. Jones
Toway
Allen T. Bartgins
Today in History and Anniversaries
Today in history lists governors, explorers, artists, and political figures tied to dates. It notes Beauharnois as Canada governor, Constable born, and other 18th 19th century events. It mentions William Scarborough, Alexander Miller, and various church and educational milestones. The piece blends birthdays, deaths, anniversaries, and notable actions across nations.
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Marquis de Beauharnois
Canada
Juan Peres
William J. Samford
Alabam
Suscahoosa
Greenville
Alexander
Goof
Serbia
Vnla
John CL Spooner
Unity Od
Wisconsin
New York City
Horn
Lawrenceburg
Alexander Miller
Unclear fragments sketch a peculiarly worded piece
OCR reads as jumbled phrases about June days Tim arte hate uo and various food items plus odd lines about a person staring and rhyming lines. No clear event or credible identifications emerge from readable text.
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Fragmentary OCR text from a historical newspaper page notes surrender and tollerin references but is unreadable for clear facts or names.
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Europe As I Saw It by Emory L Costext
A travelogue recounts visits to Berlin and Leipzig with reflections on Prussian leaders and the reigns of Wilhelm II and Bismarck. The author recalls Luther’s Reformation, Luther’s church in Wittenberg, and sights along the Elbe, Charlottenburg, and Leipzig University. The piece notes historical contrasts and mentions cremation practices and travel by American soldiers on trains.
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Europe
Emory L. Costext
Frederick Iff
Fritz
Wilhelm Ho
Victoria
England
Lutz
Wilhelm
Alps
Frederick
Bertin
Jie
Hig Son
Thismarck
Uence
Berlin
Charlottenburg
Fritz Stoud
Kaiser William
Lemling
Frederick ViI
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Hismarck
Kaiser
Germany
Brandenburg
Unter den Einden
Leipsie
Wittenberg
Martin Luther
Q U University
Sellesskirche
Jans Luther
Melanchthon
Stadtkirche
Father
Melanchton
Eather
May
Leipsle
Lere
Old Town
Hag Univeret Museyi
Luther
Dr Heh
Napoleon
Tie City
Tie 4
Darien
Westminster Sixth Grade Operetta Receives Rave Reviews
The sixth grade performance The Fairy Conspiracy at Westminster drew strong praise for its convincing training and colorful costumes. Cast from Hampstead Manchester Mt Airy New Windsor and other area schools presented fairy tale roles while Dr. Joseph Schubert of Downingtown Pa. gave an address. Graduation ceremonies followed with 453 diplomas issued as the district confirms its music program under Miss Gertrude Morgan and Superintendent Maurice Unger.
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Westminster
Hampstead
Manchester
Mt. Airy
Brownies
Taneytown
Sykesville
New Windsor
Jack the Giant Killer
Jack of the
Down
Union Bridge
Joseph Schubert
Downingtown
Gertrude Morgan
Carroll County
Maurice &. H. Unger
Carrol County
Mt. Ary
Mt. Clive
Harney
Uniontown
Linwood
Pleasant Valley
Traile
Mayberry
Mt. Vernon
Charles Carroll
Black
Very Idea By Hat Cockan On Sea Mockery
A collage of seaside vignettes and light moral quips. Fragments describe bathing suits playful and shy girls, a father with his daughter, and ocean antics. A humor piece blends fables in fact with jokes about promises and family travel.
Taneytown Soars With Graduation and School Dedication
June events in Tanetown include seven teen Taneytown High graduates led by diplomas from Professor Wager. A new high school building dedication with Rev Dr Albert Ward set for Friday June 11, parade from Littlestown Street to George Street, P O S of A presenting Bible and lamp. The town hosts graduation at Western Maryland College and local visits by residents to events and family gatherings across Lat 4 and nearby towns.
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Littlestown Street
George Street
Albert N. Ward
Western Maryland College
Virginia Duttera
Nellie Dern
Margaret Sise
Washington
Carroll Dern
Taneytown High School
Trof. Wager
Geneva Boyd
Margaret Crouse
Ida Fairwards
Helen Eyder
Helen Fink
Thelma Tinhu
Helen Roop
Viola Uhler
Marr Shriver
Dorothy Spangler
Ralph Baumegariner
Kenneth Gods
David Hess
Charles Lambert
Ira Witherow
Hessen
Terman Koula Leerz
Joseph Shubert
Downingtown
Myrs
Joseph Eliott
Traltimore Hospital
Jonas BE. Witmer
Missiah Kesselring
Marielta
Juhn
Larry Reindollac
Wallace Levitaliap
Mary Ttelilollar
Mary Wesson
Clara Brnning
J. Hesson
Eil M. Dolfern
Tpanover Opera House
Dume
Tehard Blettner
Charles Blettner
Dittern
tTercher
Lemmon
Ralph
Tmomer
Letty
Hanover
W. Leommon
Alts
Jobin E. Mitterbrick
Ddiagrac
Jacob Trane
Tanerlowha Schout
Westminster
En Tep High School
Mildred Shriher
Derallis Themen
Zula Wess
Dane Tong
Ethel Clingen
Mildred Matthews
Rattinar
Sarah NW
Louisa Elainmienich
Lloyd Albert
Littlestown
James Trombert
Howersog
Anthrax: Description and transmission in humans and animals
Public health bulletin outlines anthrax as an acute infectious disease caused by Bacillus anthracis. It details forms including cutaneous, inhalational, and gastrointestinal, animal hosts such as cattle, sheep, and horses, and notes transmission via contaminated animal products and skin or hair handling.
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United States Public Health Service
Asia
America
Russia
Siberia
England
Fragmented Bible Thought Passage Pervades OCR
Fragmented OCR reads a religious meditation urging a righteous death and prayerful guidance. The garbled text references deliverance and dying as the righteous, with unclear names or dates and multiple typos.
Westminster eighth grade exercises held at State Armory
The eighth nominal Anaene exercigns of Carroll county seventh grade were held at the State Armory. Over a thousand people including pupil teachers parents and friends attended. The armory was decorated with green crepe paper and the stage presented an attractive scene. The program opened with the invocation by John X Garner pastor of St Panis Reformed.
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Westminster
Carroll County
John X. Garner
St. Panis Reformed
Frederick Local Items From The News Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago today Frederick residents read items from The News June 11. The Neunery of Mme Chua VY Tamibriah on East Patriga street is noted. Western Marsland College freshmen include Henry Beeson Ramsbore and an elocution contest participation. Frederick Farmers' Exchange officers listed with I. Kemp, Rush Lewis, KE, others. Miss Bertha Prime visits her brother in Danville Virginia, with references to Rehob.
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Northwest Passage
Congress
Joseph J. Couroy
Oedensburg
Har Laiver
Chhapo
Erleboe
Canada Dare
Talay
Frederick
Th News
Sone
Menry Beeson
Local Social News From Adamstown Area
Adamstown and nearby residents share visits and travels over the weekend. L M Breads of Washington visits family, while C A Ogle returns home from caring for his mother in Charleston. Mary Thomas of Teen Maller and Minnie Remsberg undergoes hospital treatment and return home.
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Wa. King
and Ogle
Senile Anderson
Jin, Washington
Hattie Michael
Baldimers
Mere Laura Murray
Alsema Webster
Mt. Affy
Wloc
Smith
Lee Sintmans
Prederick
Margaret Brown
Valedictory marks Roanoke College 1926 commencement
Leroy S. Ahab of Middletown delivered the valedictory for the class of 1926 at Roanoke College Salem Virginia and served as editor in chief of the College Annual during the just closed session. Several local residents and students are noted for visits returns and new postings including Miss Claire McCardell and Miss Elizabeth Hedges returning home for summer vacation.
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Leroy S. Ahab
Middletown
Roanoke College
Salem
College Annual
M. Foster
Adab
James J. Robb, Jr
Columbia
S. C
James J. Robb
Robo
Massachusetts
York Harbor
Maine
Frederick
Laura Ann Gaver
Baltimore
Laura Gaver
Record Street
M. A. Kueng
Eva McCubbin
Clarke Schaffer
Thurmont
Washington
McCubbin
Europe
J. Ruth Strine
State
Jefferson Sanatorium
Birmingham
Alabama
Mary Wagner
Alice M. Pryor
Strine
Surprise Birthday Social for Mrs. Charles Long
A surprise birthday social was held at the Wetzels’ home near Rocky Ridge for Mrs. Charles Long. Din ner was served, and a 60 candle cake highlighted the gathering. Gifts included a silk rayon dress and a pearl necklace from the children.
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Union Bridge
Pant Sherfey
T. Hollenbaugh
Norman Hollenbhaugh
Vera Hollenbhaugh
Dorothy Lippy
Maxinetto
Floyd Wetzel
Rocky Ridge
Charles Long
Leroy Rhodes
Charles
Stanley
Thelma Smith
Vianna
May Krom
Theodore Tong
Scapegoat Term Used From Biblical Times Explored
The piece traces the origin of scapegoat from the Bible, noting Aaron's rites and the goat bearing Israel's iniquities. It argues the term became a symbol for a man sacrificed to bear others faults, a victim of policy rather than personal failures, spanning three millennia.
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Aaron
Israel
Wildersness
Ragged phrases and the origins of terms in common use
The piece discusses worn phrases such as psychological moment and brain wave and explains their origins and misuse. It traces Akeldama in Jerusalem from its clay field and potter’s field roots to its phrase meaning and contested holy status among Christian sects.
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Oscar Wilde
Fraser Larks
The
Contemporary Review
London
Living Age
Jerusalem
Stranger
Matethew
Noi
Akeldama
Heuxhe
Judas
Jesus
Baby seeks new home as parents unable to care
A four month old baby girl with a sweet smile needs a mother and home. Mire Louise Nelen, probation officer, at 120 Court Street can provide information about adoption or foster care options.
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Hitner
Mire Louise Nelen
Court Street
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