May Day 1997 edition a Riverside weekly notes
The Daily News Am Independent lists publication details for May 1 1997. The notice covers the newspaper’s address in Frederick Maryland and its association membership with the Associated Press and Southern Printing. It notes editorial policy and submission guidelines for letters and communications.
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AM Independent
Suntaya
Newa-Post
Court
Frederick
Maryland
THE
Great Southein Printing and 4 Manufacturing CO
Twin statues to honor Pershing and Lafayette at Versailles portal
France plans two equal colossal equestrian statues to honor Generals Pershing and Lafayette. The Pershing statue will stand near Colline de Picardie and the Lafayette statue will face it opposite on the Paris Versailles road. The pair will form a monumental gateway symbolizing enduring US France friendship and shared liberty.
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Juha J Pershing
Versailles
Colline de Picardie
A.E
United States
Lafayette
Picardie Lot
Pershing
Paris
General Pershing
France
Knudsen named president at General Motors
The article profiles William S. Knudsen rising from Danish immigrant to executive leader of General Motors. It discusses the American merit tale, Knudsen’s youth, and a shift toward broader executive load to focus on policy, hinting at evolving industrial labor relations and management at GM.
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Knudsen
William S. Knudsen
General Motors
Anudren
Mothers And Daughters Party At Grace Church
The Mothers and Daughters of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church held a social Monday at 7 30 p m in the Sunday School room. The Atar Guild led the program with songs readings and a sketch titled Hats of Other Pays featuring wedding dresses and vintage outfits. A large audience attended and refreshments were served in a festively decorated hall.
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Mothers and Daughters of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Atar Guild
Arthur Remsberg
Wall Shine ‘Tonghy
Pearl
Arthur Newnsberg
Charles Butcdh
Hamer Simpson
Whistler
Mary Kathryn Remsberg
Margaret “Thomas
Charles Butcher
Ali
May Fisher
Meredra Ray
Daniel Thomas
Paul Carmack
Nevon Wastes
Paul Sempean
Ezra Hofman
Myre Shoemaker
Maron Green
Mas. Conner Thomas
Jesse Webster
Homer Simp Can
Atonsa Wachter
Style Show at Hood College Springfield Style Show
The Home Economics Club of Hood College presents its annual Spring Style Show on Thursday at 7 11 pm in Brodbeck Hall. Mary Hammers of Washington DC, club president, and Margaret Wetmore, also of Washington, lead arrangements with Ruth Clayton, Home Economics instructor, as faculty advisor. Nursery school children model clothes from Hood’s Clothing Construction class and the student designers display daytime and evening wear by four classes.
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Hood
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Mies Mary Hammers
Washington
D.C
Wand Mires
Margaret
Wetmore
Ruth Clayton
Trout Catcher Displays Big Rainbow at News Office
Paul Wilhide of 338 Park Avenue showed a large rainbow trout of nineteen and a quarter inches weighing about one pound seven ounces, plus five smaller rainbows from thirteen to eighteen inches, and five ordinary trout. He plans to mount the big fish. The piece notes India’s plague control campaign killed five million rats last year.
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Paul Wilhide
Park Avenue
Fishing Creek
Wilhide
India
Frederick items from May 12 1887 column
Local notes recount a 25 minute ride six miles from Frederick to Buckeystown by Frank E. Thomas and horse Hernerd Besant. School trustees named for Frederick schools list South Frederick and North Frederick appointees. Miss Kate Shafer wed at the Shafer home near Middletown, ceremony conducted by Rev. T Fy Hoffmeier.
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Frederick
Buckeystown
Frank E. Thomas
Paint of Rocks
Hernerd Besant
Mr. Thomas
South Frederick
A. Dt
Weiner
Price
Augustus Boteler
North Frederick
George W. U. Shriner
Urner
Lewis H. Reese
David Groff
Middletown
Kate Shafer
J. J. Shafer
T. Fy Hoffmeier
Frederick County News Highlights May 12 1917 Local Defense Auxiliary Formed
The issue reports President Wilson and Herbert Hoover support and a proclamation urging Frederick families to cut weekly food use by one pound. It notes an auxiliary formed in Frederick County Defense Association with officers C C Waters chairwoman W M Martin assistant Tala Waesche secretary PT Mathias treasurer. Also covers a motorcycle and car collision near Fair Grants injuring three people Joseph Zimmerman driver and a truck wagon. Obscure local deaths and retirements are listed including Cramer a Rocks Springs former storekeeper.
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Wilson
Food Board
Herbert Hoover
Sherif
William C. Roderick
Frederick
Thurmont
Defense Association
Fho
C. C. Waters
Mes. W
Beachley
Harry
Arthur Ridgely
L N.cole
Joseph Zimmerman
Fair Grants
Lelie Cramer
Rocks Springs
Hawat
Tom OB Runkefs
ITS ODD Butt's Science ITS ODD Butt's Science
New York May 12 The snap that illuminates a sour radio has been photographed as it emerged from a distant cloud. Electrical waves unseen by the eye reveal the name preceding the flash. The waves were detected with an oscillograph by FLW Chapman.
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New York
Beetry
FLW
Chapman
New Lightning Images Reveal Darts and Sprays in Burst
In Nature reports extended oscilloscope pictures of a lightning flash. The images show multiple fire darts and rivulets within a single stroke, with unseen electrical spray extending in all directions beyond the visible flame.
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Nature
Caupul
Radi
Life Lessons on Trouble Courage and Endurance
A reflective prose excerpt discusses how everyone bears a mix of pains and joys. It argues that trouble is a shared human burden and urges facing difficulties with courage and daily reassurance. The author signs as NAL LUPFHURTOW.
Tale of a Gallant Pioneer Ideal for American Youths
A 1930s book list praising works for young readers. It highlights Julia Davis’s No Other White Men describing Lewis and Clark’s expedition, Wilderness Reed by Stevenson and Blue Ribbon Bows, and King’s Pardon by Gertrude Crowenfield, noting adventurous plots and historical settings aimed at youth.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Merriweather Lewis
Bill Clark
Julia Davis
Pacific
Wilderness Reed
Richard Stevenson
Katherine Clugston
American Federation of Wormmen's Clubs
Weston
Daniel Boone
Cumberland Mountains
Kentucky
Boone
Gertrude Crowenfield
Lippincott
Secondary Education Aims Are Illustrated at Exhibit
Frederick High School hosts a public exhibit showing five aims of secondary education. Booths, staffed by faculty members including Miss Doubs and Miss Motter, present aims such as mental and physical health, cooperation, world understanding, and enrichment through leisure. The event runs 2:30 to 4:30 and 7:30 to 9:30 pm and includes a school activities movie.
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Frederick High School
Booth
Virginia Doubs
Willian M. Brish
Edward Storm
Mfe
Margaret RO Motter
Margaret Besant
Mary J. Shull
Elizabeth Pyles
Macieaaties
Charhes SL. Remsberg
Virginia Daub
Edith, Gardiner
Geneva Ely
S. W. Frankentied
Health Notes on Preventing Rheumatic Fever in Children
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines a child health plan to prevent rheumatic fever emphasizing rest and quiet, proper clothing, fresh air, and a nutritious diet. He warns against fatigue, cold exposure, and untreated sore throats, noting bed rest and medical supervision are essential for heart protection after infection. An exhibit at Hood College showcases English writers and their England for Coronation Week in Alumnae Hall.
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England
Hood College
London
Laura A. Ward
Englsh
Mind Your Manners Telephone Etiquette Quiz
A reader quiz asks who should open or close a telephone call and how to announce oneself. It includes guidance on waiting to call at mealtime, responding in department store calls, and handling unanswered numbers. The piece presents sample answers and common etiquette tips.
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John Boe
Anavris
Blink
Lucy
New York Gossip Spills Over In Village Nightlife Tales
In New York on May 12 readers hear of Greenwich Village landmarks like The Pepper Pot The Open Door and Vagabonda. Mori’s celebrates its fifty fourth birthday with founder stories and Raymond Hood’s early patronage. Cabaret anecdotes follow with Beatrice Lillie Reginald Gardiner and Betty Lawford, and silhouettes of Talulah Bankhead Mary Pickford Maurice Evans and Helen Hayes appear among Upper Fifth Avenue sightings.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Mori
Rone
Albert
Raymond Hood
Hood
Culcazo
Maris
Moris
Asis
Longacre Square
Beatrice Lillie
Reginald Gardiner
Prace Thal
Gardiner
Betty Lawford
Ted Husing
Ernest Truexes
Atery
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Talulah Bankhead
Gotham Hotel
Mary Pickford
Colony
Maurice Evans
Helen Hayes
Victoria Regina
Today in Luistory Anniversarys of notable figures across years
A collage of birthdays and death anniversaries lists Florence Nightingale born 1820 and others such as Edward Allis Matthew Deady George Childs Lillian Nordica and Weary Cabot Lodge with varied birthplaces and death dates. It also notes 1893 Edison phonograph milestone and 1949 Lindbergh case links. A horoscope warns cautious shifts and hidden risks.
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Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Edward P. Allis
Milwaukee
Cazenovia
N.Y
Matthew PL Deady
Oregon
Easton
Diet Marcel
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Eltiven
Baltimore
Weary Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Austhor
Boston
Lillian Nordica
Farmington
Maine
Vian Gate Ahr
Urbana
Misunderstood Misconduct and Public Crime Parole Critique
Judge Charles W. Hoffman comments on treating misconduct as a medical issue rather than punishment. The piece notes public focus on spectacular cases while statistics suggest high parole risk. It cites Beate Ot Crates County and references Prohibition murder cases amid political tensions.
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Charles W. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Beate
Crates County
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