Retail stores push better service and lower prices
A Frederick newspaper column argues that retail merchants have raised margins but improved distribution, training, and advertising to show customers the value of local stores. It praises ads for informing readers of dinners, prices, and savings while noting stores source quality goods nationwide to keep costs down. The piece reflects wartime market changes and the role of advertising in shaping consumer choices.
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Prosthan
Frederick
Turbulent Bulgaria News Report From Across The Balkans
A chaotic Bulgarian scene unfolds with riots and revolts as rebel groups clash with authorities. Regular troops maintain control though sporadic killings continue. The report notes rumors of political turmoil and tension spreading across cities with ongoing violence and assassinations.
Women’s meeting elects new officers in Frederick branch
A Frederick chapter meeting of the American Association of Women held Friday at Winchester Hall's parlors. Mrs Arthur Wittard presided as the branch elected Katharine B Parra as president along with officers including Laurence W. H. Jolliffe treasurer and several licenses and membership positions for residents of Winchester and nearby Frederick.
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Frederick Brain
Winchester Hall
Arthur
Wittard
Eeer
Ming Katharine B. Parra
Lark Placean
Laurence W. H. Jolliffe
Winchester
Ethel. Baldwin
Remington
Mebil T. Boyer
Helen
Leave
Frederick
Inquiring Reporter Sunday Plans Echo Church Routine
Readers describe Sundays centered on church attendance and quiet activities. Grace Lough and others mention morning services followed by reading, walking, riding, or visiting friends. several note vesper or evening reflection.
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Grace Lough
College Terrace
Christine Kreh
West Third Street
Eleanor Martz
East South
Reading
Grace Wallis
Flood College
Margaret Paxhon
College Math
May Day Festival Notes From The Town
A fragmented community report describes weekend gatherings and upcoming spring events. It mentions hotel guests, physicians, market activities, social groups, and plans for May festivities with local praise for civic figures and preparations across streets and venues.
Toll Binkley apartments host spring social gathering
Fawn Lippinent in Home Maker notes a group of friends meeting at Toll Binkley’s apartments near Peerless Auto Lane High for an early spring event. Storytelling hours and social activities are described with emphasis on proper attire and accessories.
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Toll Binkley
Today in History and Birthdays Across 19th Century Pages
A collage of historical anniversaries includes the Great Lakes freighthouse at Presque Isle in 1317 and a 186 marriage tied to English royalty. Notables born or died include Gen Isaac W. Avery and Alldan W. Tourgee, with political notes on Arizona and reparations talk. Today's events mention college registrar meetings in Birmingham and exhibitions unfolding in Chicago and Gothenburg.
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Great Lakes
Preaque Isle
Charlotte
England
Leopold of
Haxe-Coburg
Beligagn
Isaae W. Avery
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
St. Augustine
Fla
Atlanta
Alldan W. Tourgee
Ashtabula County
Oho
France
John
Fremont
Lin
Far West
George Abernethy
Oregon
Portland
New York City
Arthur
Arizona
Germany
Vic
Recital at Hood College Features Students and Choir
A Hood College recital showcased numerous students under Miss Grace Rillheimer. Performances included vocal pieces by Miss Cenevtese Empry and Miss Tammitody Taylor with others providing instrumental solos and choral numbers. The program included selections by Debussy, Chopin, and traditional songs, with multiple contributors including Miss Evangelan Mitchell and Miss Genevieve yo.
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Thads
Grace Rillheimer
Meg
Cenevtese Empry
Lange
Polighinell
Danny Boy
Salter
Hadtuvhelh
Teylary Phinotorte
Pro
Inge di Minor
Chopin
Noearte
Debussy Suse
Leschetiaky
Missise Hater
Frederick County Board of Commissioners Finalizes Budget and School Plans
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Board of County Commissioners approved annual expenses totaling a new school building project for four brick schoolhouses at Myersville. They also recommended a new addition to the Myersville school and budget for Memorial Day activities. The auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans voted to raise membership to one dollar per year and local ceremonies were planned at the cemetery.
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Board of County Soheel
Hoblite
Asain
Myersville
Sons of Veterans
Ville Girla
Saturday May 2 Radio Program Listings Across Cities
A dense schedule shows dozens of orchestras stations and programs across New York Chicago Los Angeles Montreal Ottawa and more. The listing includes Valier Orchentras Honn Talent Group United States Marine Band and several regional ensembles with times spanning EST and CST and Pacific zones.
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Vine
New York
Anim
Hoyler
Hankell
Eplitinet
Wear Honn Talent Group
MTQ
Janerat Super Orch
VORK
Rich
United States Marine Band
Komht
Nopresto
Tibet
Crebeatea
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Creheetra
Ewer
Rarehadl
Puner Niuale
Uediime Ptoriena
BURGH
Yale
M.—Wimble
Borrintela
Mtusienle
Pulte
Marie Tard
Marower Orohratry
Crandall
Artiate
Selderman
Scien Las
Atorien
Mertign
Tintientin
CRM
Montreal
Dianer Voneert
Me Fhawert Brugi
Sane Peti Sexi
Ottawa
Bess
Notice of Intermediate Registration for Frederick City Voters
The Board of Supervisors of Election for Frederick City announces an intermediate voter registration for residents. Registrants must be 21 or older, reside in Maryland for one year and within Frederick's city limits for six months before June 15 1929. Nonresidents need not declare intent to become citizens. Naturalization papers required for foreign born citizens.
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Frederick City
Maryland
Code’ of Public Local Laws of
Frederick
General Assembly of Maryland
Board of Supervisors of
Boards of Registry
Market. &T
Addis J. Hiehts
Market Bt
Renn
Court House
Carroll St
Janes J. Solt
Cavage
Market
Chry
Mary
Outish
Brenner
T. Terbert
Georg T. Schroeder
Tapper Fanny’s Odd Speech Sparks Brief Confusion
Reported remarks by Tapper Fanny alleging Wilh loov de W W shook readers as phrases about kisses and words surfaced. The jumbled speech prompted questions about intent and clarity during the public event.
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