Great Southern Painting and Manufacturing Co.
The notice appears to be a clipped newspaper masthead and disclaimer from The Daily News Frederick Maryland, listing the Great Southern Painting and Manufacturing Co and Associated Press rights. It notes editorial policy and writers’ bylines, with emphasis on accuracy and prohibition of comments without attribution.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern
ASD Manufacturing CO
Memhen
Associated Pre
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Associated? Press
Ail
Self Made? The Value of Credit to Others
A 1837 reflection on humility and the notion of being self-made. The author argues that success comes from others and that recognizing shared effort fosters happiness and growth. Emphasizes the importance of giving credit to those who aided one's achievements.
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Wade
Caution in the Water Warns of Drowning Dangers
The article urges bathers to respect water conditions and their own limits after recent drowning incidents. It notes dangers even for skilled swimmers, recommends precautions such as not swimming after meals, and warns that popularity of swimming can tempt the unfamiliar into risky conduct.
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Harvard
Good Old Summertime Returns as Economy Recovers
The article celebrates the summer as a sign of economic revival, noting a shift from a summer slump to rising consumer activity. It highlights improving retail sales, construction activity, and renewed work as money begins moving again, praising the era of optimism and labor resurgence.
Hope for Peaceful Action Amid War Echoes Worldwide
Fragmentary historical note expresses desire for peaceful, tranquil approaches to avoid war. It notes that such sentiments exist globally across nations, yet past conflicts have caused bloodshed before, urging restraint and nonmilitant paths.
Favorite Dishes by J Frederick and Families
Recipes furnished through local residents include soups and salads with ingredients like walnuts grapes and banana. Instructions mention gelatin soaking, orange sections, and a tomato mold with a light dressing.
Pruit Salad Dressing Foeegg Solnis Instructions
Fragmented recipe text lists ingredients such as pineapple juice and tablespoons, but the readable segments are garbled and include stray names and street references. The usable facts center on a salad dressing instruction with amounts and preparation steps, though clarity is low. No clear event, person, or organization is established.
Bible Thought on Revenge and Wrath
A compact excerpt blends verse and prose on vengeance and moral consequence. It juxtaposes a Biblical law about the avenger with Miltonic reflection on revenge returning upon the soul, noting sweetness turning bitter as it recoils on itself.
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Milton
Annual Columbia Lodge Banquet and Addresses
From Frederick columns of The News June 12 1887 details of Columbia Lodge A F and A M annual banquet and reception with an eloquent address by Worshipful Master C V S Levy. Committee includes Z O Knott Adolphus Fearhake William H Hinks F B Smith W H Etchison F B Markey D C Warehime G W Cramer G W Tycr on PLB Sappington and M E Getvendanner. Also notes James Miskell of Loy s injures as freight cars pass over him at Westminster and Charles Mantz former county clerk visiting before a five month European trip.
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Columbia Lodge
A. F
A.M
Ware
C. V.S. Levy
Z. O. Knott
Adolphus Fearhake
William H. Hinks
F B. Smith
W. Hb, Etchison
F. B. Markey
D. C. Warehime
George W. Cramer
G. W. Tycr
Frederick County Boosts Liberty Loan One Million Dollars
Local telegram from Joseph D. Baker to Maryland committee pledges a one million dollar subscription for the Liberty Loan drive. Hood College held its twenty fourth commencement in Brodbeck Hall with Dr. Franklin H. Giddings of Columbus as speaker. Degrees and certificates were awarded to numerous graduates including Nunia Browne ing, Dorothy Warehime, and Leah Miehoel. Local delegates to the State Firemen convention in Cumberland are listed among others. The event notes prize poems and stories by Miriam Ape and other Frederick residents.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Joseph D. Baker
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Franklin H. Giddings
Colum
Cht
Loters
Nunia Browneing
Myersville
Dorothy Filler
Frederck
Lydia Hebert
Littlestown
Bernice Spring
Adamstown
Dorothy Warehime
Frederick
Hath Coblentz
Middletown
Naomi Coblentz
Middletaen
Father Boachtey
Elizabeth Lewis
Leah Miehoel Frederick
Miriam Ape
Het Alumina Ee
Cavoon
Spirit
Cumberland
Ares
Wallace
Angle Foot
Baumgardner
Mon Nues
Mialg Seeger
Charles Wo Kalb
Hawaed Albaur
George Kalt
Whiehard Keys
Serst
Peterson
Oklahoma
Benjamin W. Meeks
Baltimore
M OE
Women's Home Missionary Soviets
Charlie Keller
Homeland
Catoctin Country
Frederick Lodge
BP Oors
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thaker Park
Mary Esther
Commencement season and city election notes mix in Frederick
SATURDAY CHAT reports on commencement events at Mt. St. Marys and Frederick High, with diplomas to 73 from Mt. St. Marys and a new college president. It notes a city election aftermath, a $9228 state check for direct relief, and a Lions Club anniversary. Also mentions mayoral race results, the Industrial and Accident Commission appointment, and a County Commissioners welfare payment.
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Hood Callins Br
Charles P. Rice
York
Miriam R. Apple
Alumnae Association
George W. Richards
Evangelical
Res
Divine
William CC
Covert
Mt. St. Mars’s College
Emmitsburgg
Meanwhde
Frederick High
Frederick City
Reno S. Harp
State Industrial and Accident Commission
Lions Club
U.S. Congress
Man Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Vinobona
Braddock Heights
Health article discusses arthritis and widespread patent medicines
The piece describes arthritis as a major disabling disease and warns against quack remedies. It notes many patients seek unproven patent medicines, warns of temporary improvements masking lack of lasting control, and contrasts nonspecific treatments with specific therapies in other diseases. Maryland license changes and local community events are also touched.
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Amon
Joxton Hospital
Germany
Annual Flower Show Held At New Market
The New Market Homemakers Club sponsored the first public show at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday with 170 entries. Mira W Nicodemus won the top prize for most blue ribbons. ribbons awarded in multiple classes to numerous exhibitors including Mrs Murray Edler, Miss Jane Downey, Mrs Lathe r, Mrs Mary B McGolerick, and others.
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New Market Homemakers Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Howard Main
Roy’ Crum
Jug Bridge Club
The
Judes
Mira Viw
Nicodemus
Murray Edler
Sean Vauthier
Jane Downey
Clase
Best
Vu W. Nicodemus
Hiro
Lather
Firay
Mary
McGolerick
Jessie Stunhbakes
VW. Nicodemis
Dane Des Misse Kingz
Stevens
Darket
Harry K. Davis
Sa Hilita
John Umberge
Iris
George Daeval
Desde Shawbaker
Carl Kints
L Davis
Nague Eels
HL Oj
Metiolerek
Mra
Raye Elisha
Dali
Hilda T Willaims
Rad Baer
Errand
3 Raney
Jatin Kelly
Ohn Umberger
Murray Etslee
Jane
Dotin Kelly
Magy McGolerick
Jane McConias
Rose
Joh Umberger
Jessie Anbaker
Von
Lillie Grimes
Haldal Etzler
B.C. Roynton
Ted Yrlaz
John Kells
Woodsboro Flower Show Winners Named
The Woodsboro Woman's Club hosted the annual flower show at Mrs WC LeGore's home on June Hi. Numerous ribbons were awarded across classes including roses, niche arrangements, and table decor, with winners such as Mrs Webster and Mrs N. Cramer receiving top honors and judges including Mrs Crayean and Mrs Pryor evaluating the entries.
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Woodsburo Woman's Club
WC. LeGore
Foto Fopoan
Webster Amuth
N. 2. Cramer
Webster Santh
Losuilk
Walter C. Sseound
Rebecca Kyasiurd
Forser
Cobban LeGeniche
Pr Cranmer
Powell
Crane FC Cesar
Mrs Crayean
Bowers
Harmony Grove Club
Maurice Coblenty
Mes Pryor
Emir
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Holds Large Meeting at No 50
An unusually well attended meeting of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 50 1.0.0. F held Friday evening with Mrs Edna Oden presiding Visitors came from Kawood Lodge Washington and Oak Grove Lodge Gaithersburg The highlight was conferring the degree on four candidates by the degree staff led by Past Grand Master Elwer Brown of W followed by a drill team exhibition Remarks by Deputy Grand Master Frank Miller Mt Airy and other officers The business session elected Mrs Belle McDevitt noble grand and Mrs Letitia Staley vice grand Refreshments were served by Mrs Sallie A Cramer chairwoman
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Hehd
Edna Oden
Kawood Lodge
Washington
Oak Grove Lodge
Gaithersburite
Elwer Brown
Anna Marie Young
Katherine Ridenour
Franklin N. Shipley
Frank Miller
Dorsey Rebekah Lodge
Mt. Airy
Sta
Celeste R Thomas
Michel Beard Renn
Pauline R. Koonts
Brown
Belle McDevitt
Letitia Staley
Sallie A. Cramer
Libertytown Flower Show Held by Women's Club
The Libertytown Women's Club hosted its second annual flower show in the MOB church hall on Wednesday. O. 2B Stone chaired. judges were Mrs. Nelson Stauffer and Miss Mary Nicodemus of Waterville. Prizes listed for roses, peonies, delphiniums, columbines, arrangements, and other categories with multiple winners including Mrs. W. Curfman, Mrs. Otte Gertz, Mrs. Elmer Chandler, and others.
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Libertytown Women's Club
Mob Church Hall
Stone
Nelson Stauffer
Uss Mary Nicodemus
Water Ile
Rose
Crim
W. 1 Carfman
Elmer Chandler
Otte Gert
Carl Ette
Carl Etzler
Ler
Qsear Doy
Raymond Cashotti
Etta Whitmore
Elmer Chandlee
Sidney Hammond
B. Stone
W. D. Curfman
Rose Yorgling
Otto Gerta
Otto Gertz
WD. Curfman
Fll
Simpson
Edacin Devilbiss
Bycow Swendner
O. B. Stone
John Saith
Nowers
Edwin Degilbiss
Rose Xungling
Matrrice Crum
Martha Ellen Crum
Nelle Feanees Moanshaur
Eleanor Doy
Girls Drowned in Flood in Germany's Moderbach Valley
In Edesterm Germany on a June day four members of a Hitler youth group drowned in the Moderbach Valley flood while they were dressing after a swim. The disaster is noted as the worst local flood tragedy in memory.
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Edesterm
Germany
Moderbach
Who Pays For Wedding Attire and Ceremony Costs
A historic etiquette guide outlines who pays for wedding items and roles. It lists the bridegroom, parents of the bride, and others as responsible for clergy fees, bride’s bouquet, gowns, and wedding party attire, reflecting codified social norms of expense sharing.
Rise of a Hollywood Blonde in the Washburn publicity saga
The narrative traces the rise of a striking young actress linked to Washburn in a publicity blitz for Hell’s Angus. Amid front-page fanfare and a costly publicity push, the obscurity of the actress shifts as she becomes the public focus, aided by press agent Jim Washburn and industry connections leading toward a film career with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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Charlie
Miss Hatloss
Maire Dresters
Washbbten
Ben Lyon
James Wall
Hollywood
Washburn
Angus
Hallyssood
Hollywnod
Washdur
Harlow
Ss. Barnsman
Funner
Kinkt
Metro-Gold
win-Mayer
Hes Alto
Ciatroonio
Miss Hirt
New York
Hotfoot
Today in History Anniversary Highlights from 19th Century Figures
A compact digest of historical anniversaries with names like Harkin, Abbott, MacGalun, and Curwood. It notes births and deaths across 1800s eras, including politicians, physicians, and writers, plus references to Jesuit arrivals in Canada and early American military events.
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Canada
Tacrans
Hateing
Mexico City
Alexie Can
United Stietes
Revo Wee
Cuba
Bellega Wood Peak
Notable birthdays and a horoscope in Today’s Horoscope
The column lists historic birthdays for Davidson Michigan-born figures like a naturalist and explorer and other notable names from New York and Britain, marking anniversaries in years past. It ends with a horoscope suggesting eccentricity and independent habits with unstable thoughts and missed opportunities.
Auto Wreck on B and O Express Near Martinsburg
A Baltimore and Ohio express train wrecked an automobile along East Martin Street at Flaite Crossing in Martinsburg West Virginia. The owner, Mia Allee Bent proprietor of the Alecia Beaty Shop, was at her apartment when the crash occurred. Bentz declined to comment as officials described the car badly damaged but no one seriously hurt.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Baltimore
Mia Allee Bent
Alecia Beaty Shop
East Martin Street
Flaite Crossing
West King Mreet
Bentz
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