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Frederick celebra tion plans for sesqui centennial
Friday June 25 1326 confirms progress in Frederick observance preparations for the nations independence centennial anniversary with a strong leadership team and broad community participation. Relics display proposed to spur a public museum preserving local historic artifacts amid calls to protect oil landmarks and educate future generations.
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Mystery at Totman Home Shocks Neighbors
Police probe unusual scene after Jansiey Totman is found at his home late last night. Local reports describe a hearty supper and a tense mood while investigators examine photographs and call out a possible connection to a mysterious “sweetie” and a bewildering mix of rumors.
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Inquiring Reporter Weighs Summer Weather Wishes
Citizens respond on how they want summer weather to continue. Mrs C M favors long pleasant days while Mr Landauer hopes it remains unseasonably mild. Mrs Lebherz prefers warmer but not extreme heat. Katherine Herwig and H Lavier Michael express varied desires for hotter or milder conditions.
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Irving M. Landauer
Lewis Lebherz
Katherine Herwig
Litas and Rising Comfort in Everyday Household Power
A fragment notes improving yet complex electricity use in homes, hinting at expanding comfort as devices and systems evolve. The text references litas as a unit of power or value and suggests gradual simplification of everyday electrical tasks, conveying a forward-looking but incomplete glimpse of domestic energy trends.
Notable historical echoes amid erratic year lines
Today in History recounts varied figures and events such as politicians Langdon Claves and LeBaron Colt, scientific interest in Bell's telephone exhibit, and anniversaries including the Custer Massacre near Plymouth Rock. Birthdays include Gen. Sir Francis Wintrobe and Dorothy Isermard, with events ranging from New London rowing to St. Nagaire commemoration of French and American ties.
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LeBaron B. Colt
Rhee Island
Wedham
Mays
Bristol
R. 1
Langdon Claves
South Carolina
Columbia
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Roock, Mount, & C
Canaresa
Don Pedro
Brazil
Bell
Philadelphia Exposition
United States Congress
Carnot
France
Kiel
Victor Chapman
Verdunter
Walshooff Montana
Francis Wintate
Erspot
Crowladan
Higings
Mort Kingston
Maes
Plymouth Rock
Sigmacht
Burligton
University of Vermont
New London
Conn
Yale Porsard
Aresineapona
St. Nagaire
Prance
Nellie Melba
St Mibert Vaal
Botlan London
Vienna Seen Through Emory L. Coptentz Lens
The piece extols Vienna as a beauty and historic rival to Paris, noting its Ring boulevard, imperial legacy, and modern reforms. It traces Vienna’s rise and fall, the Habsburg era, Napoleon’s stay, and current efforts to blend past grandeur with new civic projects, including housing for workers and urban renewal.
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House of Vapsburg
Apparaus
Schonhraug
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Reichstadt
Travelogue of a Westward Journey to Munich and Salzburg
The narrator describes time spent in a vast city of about 2,000,000 people then continuing west toward Munich over 300 miles. A brief stop is made in Salzburg, perched on the eastern mountain edge near the Austria Germany divide, as the journey proceeds.
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The Very Idea by Hal Cochrane and Fables in Fact
A 1926 NEA Service piece blends light verse on rain and gardens with comic vignettes about everyday life. It includes a satirical Miss So-and-so anecdote and a farmer girl among daisies, then a short joke about a man fretting over a missing watch in a crowded streetcar.
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Back Seat Driving Warns Women In Towns
A cautionary piece titled Back Seat Driving warns women about marital strain from passengers and nagging during car trips. It urges calm, notes statistics on divorces linked to driving behavior, and uses a folksy tone to urge better conduct in front of husbands and children.
Walck Praises Present Day Optimism At Club Birthday
Rev Clalwers W Walck declares evolutionist faith and aims for a golden age as Tdins Club marks its fourth anniversary at Hotel Brandock on the mountain top. He praises service clubs, honors women, and foresees a future where religion is expressed through service to humanity amid progress in science and industry.
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Mmory C. Crum
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TH. Noel Halles
Chamminy Charles A. Ope
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He Lavier Michael
David Uwasan
Maryland
Elrars
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Note
Local items from The News June 25 1906 report Frank V Staub installs an electric coffee grinder. LeRoy McCarn returns from Jackson Michigan. Kiracofe family attends Y P B conference in York Pa. Knights of Mistrus elect Marshangelor Commander John F Oland. George Saunders George W S Cram referenced in church and trust roles.
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Danger in Waters and Rotten Apples of Everyday Life
Dr Huce warns that dangerous water can cause widespread illness and death from cholera and typhoid fever. He cites a typhoid outbreak linked to cross connections in a town's water system and stresses water safety through proper waste management and treatment.
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United States Public Health Service
Middle Western
Httie
Theatre Tonight at Empire with Moore Devore in How Baxter Butted In
Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore star in a fine comedy How Baxter Butted In at Theatre Empire tonight. A two reel Fox Comedy and Pathe News will be shown. Maryland and Art Acord appear in The Circus Cyclone a fast action Western with circus and comedy background plus a two reel comedy and news feature.
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Matt Moore
Dorothy Devore
Baxter
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Art Acord
Woman's Club Meets and Admits Residents at I C Home
The Woodshoro Woman's Club met at Miss Anna Cort eus home with twenty one members and one visitor. They sang America the Beautiful and donated funds for a grave marker and a dental clinic. Next meeting set for September 14 at Mrs Rose Wing's home. Six admitted to I C Home as Odd Fellows Board held routine business and luncheon.
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Woodshoro Woman's Club
Anna Corteus
America
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Federation
Food College
J. W. Saxton
Ella Mape
Thompson
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Rose Wing
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Old English Home Of Quaint Charm Plans and Specs
Complete plans and specifications of this building may be obtained by writing C S F Pullen, Wood Construction Bureau, 2008 to 14th Street, Cleveland Ohio, for design No.
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C. S. F Pulten
Burea
14Th Street
Cleveohio
Tlans Furnished Design Appeals To Prospective Home Owners
This draft describes a compact well ventilated house plan with a vestibule, dining room, and large living room beside a fireplace. It notes a landing stairway access, ample closet space, and a windward side porch suited for cooling summers and protection in winter. The layout emphasizes light, ventilation, and practical storage.
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Tom Siitihle
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