Midweek Digest From Suburban News Desk
Fragmented newspaper text shows header notes for The Daily News and Independent, with references to Associated Press service and wire content. It mentions publication practices, attribution rules, submission guidelines, and postal handling in Frederick, Maryland, with phrases about editor procedures and office communications.
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AW Independent
Crewe
Axclur
Unihe
Atrews
Gethir
Pred'wick
Getting New Business Through Advertising and Hustle
A 1926 guidance note urges progressive firms to continually win new customers via active advertising. It warns that changing populations and shifting loyalties mean old client lists dwindle, so firms must hustle to attract inquiries and maintain a steady stream of business.
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Inea
Conferences on Citizenship to Be Held in 00 Cities
The National Club Federation's political education department will convene citizenship conferences in 00 cities with participation by religious civic educational and labor groups including the American Legion. The aim is to mobilize voters and encourage every aggrieved group to urge its members to vote, warning that many are asleep on election days.
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National Club Federation
American Legion
Planlit and J B Lazy in a Garden Contrast
A playful nineties style poem contrasts Planlit who tends an eight by four garden near his city cellar door, rises with the sun and feels renewed, with J B Lazy who neglects sowing radishes and misses morning chores, left without beans or spinach.
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Plantit
Hell
Planlit
Glory of God Cloud Over Tent of Congregation
A fragmentary religious note describes a cloud covering the tent of the congregation and reverent prayers addressing God. The text evokes awe at divine presence and piety among worshipers.
Athletics Face Upward Climb in Hopeful Season Banner
Sporadic fragments indicate Connie Mack leads a fluctuating Philadelphia Athletics lineup with uncertain opinions about team strength. The text hints at faded confidence, a cautious outlook, and a focus on improving performance as the season begins.
Inquiring Reporter on the serial These Women
Inquiring Reporter Anday asks readers what they think of the serial These Women. Ruth Rens, Hudson, Stone, Carroll Null, Ruth Grove and others from Frederick and the city share mixed reactions praising realism and interest while cautioning about suitability for children.
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Anday
Ruth Rens
City
Charles FR. Hudson
Margaret Stone
Frederick
Ruth Grove
Today in History and anniversaries
A compact list of historical anniversaries and birthdays noting events from 1740 St Diego taken near St Augustine to 1924 Japan’s government elections. It lists figures born or anniversaries celebrated, plus upcoming events and national observances across various locales and years.
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St. Diego
St. Augustine
Oglethorpe
Rouget
Live
France
Massachusetts
Beaver
New York
Astoria
Columbia River
Panny Jananshek
Bohemia
Amityville
Ely Tom's Cabin
Papal Dominions
Carson and Colorado Railround Company
Japan
Kentucky
Royalkins
American Home Mission Society
Chant
Philadelphia
Wunds
M Charles St. Deneen
Xelden
Ria Masonary
West Virginia
Wheeling
Clevelant
Atlantic Coast
Shlpbuilders’ Association
Valadelphia
Ris
ME Bord
Rudies
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Atlantic City
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
Associated Radio Trades Organizations
The Very Idea By Hat Cochan Old Stuff
A nostalgic column sketches vacation planning woes and humorous vignettes. It lampoons cramped travels and faulty comforts while riffing on fables and a dated joke about a hungry man at a doorstep. The piece closes with a copyright notice from NEA Service, Inc in 1926.
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Chatainey
NEA Sorvica, Inc
Theatre News and Bank Officers Change in Brunswick
Theatre listings note Marlon Davies and Conmul Naple in Bishts OF Old Broadway and Captain Blood at the Opera House with other acts. Peoples National Bank directors elect Jonah Bowers as president succeeding George ran. Delantorn Frederick chosen to fill a board vacancy. Sale of Trail Avenue home to Mr and Mrs oy C Creager transfers ownership and possession.
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Peoples National Bank
Brimswick
Jonah Bowers
Georgeoran
Delantorn Frederick
Trail Avenue
Noah GE. Cramer
Richard Nall
Pratt Avenue
Oy C. Creager
Twenty Years Ago Tonight in Frederick Local Notes
Twenty years ago today items from The News columns list graduates from Lancaster Reformed Theological Seminary and others. Invites for a Conservatory Hall reunion are noted along with social calls and local purchases including a grocery stock transfer at J Fred Main.
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Frederick
The
News
Not Only Babies Must Learn How To Walk
Dr Huan, United States Pub lic Health Service, urges both adults and children to relearn walking as essential exercise amid rapid transportation. He argues walking maintains health, sharpens observation, offers recreation with minimal gear, and contrasts with costly or strenuous activities. Community clubs report meetings and activities as they discuss health and education topics.
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Huan 5
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Mountain fire rages unchecked near Catoctin Furnace
Fire rips through the mountains threatening Auburn and nearby homes as a state forester directs crews from Friday night. Water lines, hose lays, and engine support battle the blaze across forests, smoke blankets the area, and evacuees watch from public roads as towers and watershed areas face damage.
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Karl &. Breifer
Baltimore
Moentnitain
Txt
Aen Klela
Thamas A. Chapline
Melherson Hut
Auburn
Baker Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Thomas B. McPherson
Harry Cunningham
Chicago
John Stltely
Albert Shutt
Wf. B. Lovell
White Rock
Lewis Gardner
Gardner
Klein
Southey
G. J.prexier
Catoctin
Inomnain
McPherson
Mont- Teomery
Pic
Aospol
Mother's Day Observance at Grace Church Highlights
Sunday services at Grace Church featured a Mother's Day sermon by Rev. Chalmer, a morning organ and quartet performance, and a Sunday School gathering with elections for officers. Miss Uracott led as president with Dorothy Fou Pr as vice president, and Jr. ELs ie Stone as superintendent. Evening service continued with tribute pieces and plans for a Spring Rally on May 27 and Whitsunday Communion.
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Grace
Chalmers W. OW
Nolie Burrows
Hood Valley
Forman
Amy Kump Dixon
BR. . Ammerulla
Thomas PL Culler
Ty Wo Waterman
Ly Wilson
Juna. FE
Heley Grove
PAG Us
Alte
Cole Laws
Miss Uraccott
Dorothy Fou
Lewis
Elsie Y Stone
TB. Siew
Tess
Dixons
Altar Guild
Charles Reed
East Third Street
Dimmer
Ebfer
Travers Thomas
Rockivell Terrace
Scheral
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
American Legion
George Birely
Grayson Crumbaugh
William OI. Storm
M Crumbaugh
Charles D. Stater
Young Men's Christian Association
America
Mary Filler
James Wwlar
C. C. Sparks
Storm
Mother Love
Water Hyacinth Beauty Hidden by Night
Arthur N. Pack extols water lilies from Victoria regia to Himalayan varieties. He notes their nocturnal concealment, dawn reveal, and wide color range from blue to rose and yellow. The piece invites readers to send stamped envelopes for Nature Magazine responses via the paper.
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Brazil
Gwana
Nature
Nature Magazine of
Washington
Hymeneas Hartman Pearlson Nupial Recorded in Baltimore
Miss Mabel Pearson daughter of Alfred and Mrs Pearson of Sellman Montgomery marries Joli Parinian son of Angustus Hartman Forest Park Baltimore. Ceremony at Warnarine Church in New York by Rev Kruse. Couple to reside in Baltimore after Miami honeymoon. Revered orchestra member noted for tuning duties.
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Hartman—Pearson
Mabel Jslelle Pearson
Alfred Son
Sellman
Montgomery County
Joli Parinian
Angustus Hartman
Cfairman
Forest Pack
Baltimore
Wafnarine Burch
Deaihtax Ann Gremercy Park
New York
Kruse
Miami
Myr
Marian
Plans for Colonial style house featured in The News
Detailed house plans and specifications available from the House Plan Editor. The article praises a simple Colonial home with white clapboards, green blinds, central chimney, and a doorway porch leading to a solarium. It notes a compact stair hall, corner china closets, and a practical kitchen layout with a shifted basement slip and iceman access.
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Conferences ON Citizenship
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Bible Thought
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Foltts
Cinseiped Ady
Atonal Newspaper Service
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Prince of the Asturias
Spain
Madrid
Thomas J.upton
America Cap
Glasgow
Curtis D. Wilbur
Secrfary
Tha Navy
Iowa
Capt
Wllam Rule
Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Knox Cuownty
Hat Cochan
Jake
Sonny
Johnny
Ol Man
Theatre News
Ouse
We. T. i
Mary Wharis
Armor
J. Warren
Jean Paige
Tantalin
Captain Blood
Dewine
Mere and
Herman
Reformed Geological Seminary
Bancaster
Guy Bready
Adamstown
Imong
Maurice Berkwith
Conservatory Hall
Fenor
Tarriet Beelkwith
Cornelis
Daenon
Beekwith
Miss Core Ghirrett
West Darvick Street
John McCaller
J. Fred Main
West
All Saints Street
Tienry
McDonald
M. Fadler
Tiros, Lipps
Lom Mounts
Daughters of Liberty
Havre de Grave
Cramer
Dalsy EL
Thy Wonews Club
Newket
Aly. Smith
Lucille Nicklemus
Blanche Marr
Con Abele
Amiipatis
Prenelle Hunt Ehae
Titerary
Ie Previns
Jie
Schubert
Harmony Grove Club
Wonia
Hdna Ayer Aprik
Min
Mehrling
Elizabeth
Tompsen
Mary
Tomas
May Lay
Ballenger Women's Club
Ballenger Wormens
Thy Hou
William Picaard
Misa Thompson
Wood Cotlese
Lester Mein
Flapper
Grace Reformed Church
Jor
John
Kher
Arthur N. Pack
American Mature Association
Himalayas
Canadian Highlands
Water Lily
Hymeneas
Rev
Legion Auxiliary
Shaffer
Whente
Tchen Dano
Dinino
Houga
Stoop
Eimai
Buter
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