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Straw hats through history reveal fashion and myth
A lighthearted 1926 piece notes May weather influences first straw hat wearers and traces straw hats from Mercury to Ino to Spenser and Gray. It highlights the long tradition, widespread production reaching 6 million hats valued at over two million dollars, and ends by observing women’s interest in the topic.
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National Association of Men's Straw Far Manufacturers
Mercury
Inno
Pruaiteles
Stephanos
Edmund Spenser
Wilcolmau Castle
Thomas Gray
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United States
Lufs Burrow on Weighing Others Opinions in Daily Life
N A Lufburrow argues that even those who claim to ignore others judgments still depend on social opinions. He notes people rarely escape being measured by peers and cautions against indifference to others' ratings. The piece ends with a signature line from N. A. Lufburrow.
Amundsen Puzzling Fate Divides Inquiring Readers
The Inquiring Reporter fielded opinions on Roald Amundsen. Responses split between doubt he is lost and belief he is exploring Arctic regions beyond radio reach, with several readers noting hazards and uncertainty about his status.
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Roald Amundsen
Beulah RE
David Hagan
Amundsen
William C. Royal
Harold Murphy
Washington
Katherine L
Frederick
Elty
Today in History and Birthdays Commentary
Today in History marks events from 1710 to 1976 including Oglethorpe’s actions at Fort Moose, the 1867 Querétaro siege, and the 1976 founding of the Society for Ethical Culture. Birthdays list notable figures such as Jan Cinvhanowski, Henry A. Doherty, Edwin A. Alderman, and Rear Admiral Samuel S. Rinson with varied origins and roles.
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Oglethorpe
Alacct
Corsica
Queretaro
Maximlian
Society For Chraeal Culture
Fella Adler
Coolidge
Jan Cinvhanowski
Unite States
Henry A. Doherty
Aegean
Ub Columbus
Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Veiled Public Rite Sparks Tower Debate
In a murky note, locals question a public rite at a tall tower and the role of Migs Ch. His art work is cited as a focus. Officials offered few clarifications as residents voice concern and seek answers about purpose and timing.
Seeing America in Chinatown of San Francisco
The writer recalls a visitor’s eye opening tour through San Francisco Chinatown highlighting twenty blocks of Cantonese life. He notes shops, markets, temples, and theaters as a vivid foreign scene within the great city and contrasts it with the financial district across the street.
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Aitzon
New York
Die Bowery
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Aterl
New Orleans
Wreale
San Francisco
Eudahia
Mahomet
Italy
Golden Gate
Chinatown
Financial District
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Horner
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Dninee
Wien
Avery
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Chinatown Night Tour Described In Curious Fable Humor
A 1926 NEA Service feature recalls a San Francisco Chinatown night tour, noting Westerners’ thirst for spectacle and the lure of unfamiliar fashions, curios, and street life. It includes a moral about truth and responsibility in domestic life and ends with a fable about a husband late at night.
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NEA Service, Inc
Pacer
The Very Idea By Hat Cocnuran
In a rambling narrative a family campsite by a river recalls a picnic and a day of exploration. A frame bed and mattress arrive incomplete while a wagon arrival prompts a child to declare spring has come. The tale shifts to reflections on ownership and modern life missteps.
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Mary
Saturday Chat The Girl About Town
Mary Jam recalls old town rituals and springtime memories in a nostalgic column. She invites readers to join May processions, reminisces on childhood games, local landmarks, and upcoming events as Frederick enjoys theater crowds and a Saturday night scene.
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Frederick
Mary Jam
Western Maryland railroad campus rer sort to open June 20
Announcement from concession owners at Ten Mar Park states the 1926 season opening of the Western Maryland railroad campus rer sort will be Sunday June 20. The park will open one day earlier on Memorial Day.
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Ten Mar Park
Western Maryland Railroad
USA
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Misa Ella Johnson entertained the Card club at her Feast Patrick Street home with six hand encire and refreshments. Thomas So Ahaugh of the clerk staff attended the Lutheran Seminary board of trustees meeting in Centtsburg. John Newman, president of the Central National Bank, was out of town on business. The F and M Electric railway planned a new siding west of Frederick on the main line to Fulmers. The Rosebud baseball team defeated the Frederick Tamers 8 to Carteries Hosebuds, Seer and %eget Frederick Juniors played and Verr.
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An. Thomas So Ahaugh
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Cettisburg
John §. Newman
The
Central National Bank
Rosebud
Prederick Tamers
Carteries Hosebuds
Prederick
Woman's Club
Woman's Club of
Kemptown
Clas. Riggs
Vernon Shrey
Toll Cat
Mra
Shrey
Haid O
Kemptown View
Hailor
Wininsville
Clyite Smith
Delagate
Federation
Hood College
How To Rescue One By Dr Huen Five Cumming Surgeon General
Dr Huen outlines electric shock treatment emphasizing life first. Steps include freeing the patient from live wires without direct contact, using insulated tools or dry barriers, and initiating artificial respiration immediately after safe removal. The guidance stresses caution to avoid touching the current with bare skin and to isolate the victim from further danger.
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Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Jefferson Brief Family Visits Noted in May
Jefferson May 2 COM Tennyson and son Merrymann of Baltimore spend a week with her mother Als Jenny Now wood oe Matharine Neorwaadl who vacationed in Jokeltimore Brookeville Sykesiville and home returns to Fred besick e Mr and Mrs Philip Ridgely and children of Sykesville visited her mother Mrs Jerry Norwood Jefferson Tuesday Mr Wilbur Ceca daughter Mamie and sons Edward and Wilbur Jr of Ceresville visited his sister Mrs Jerry Norwood Norwood Monday
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Tennyson
Merrymann
Baltimore
Als
Jenny
Mamie
Edward and
Wilbur, Jr
Ceresville
Hos
Jerry Norwood
Norewood
Sale of Modern Home by K Cramer and San Realtors
Real estate firm announces the sale of a two story brick dwelling at 210 West Pirth Street for Win and Mrs Glen. The home features modern improvements and immediate possession is offered.
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Queer Quirks Nature and the Kea Parrot
Arthur N Pack recounts New Zealand's Kea a parrot blamed for sheep losses by pecking backs and fat from kidneys the bird became rare after hunters sought it in remote high craggy summits. The tale shifts to a local Woman's Club meeting in Kemptown with notes on events and upcoming fairs.
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Arthur N. Pack
American Nature Association
New Zealand
Evie Dently
Brunswick Auto Crash Kills Man Near West Friendship
A Brunswick man died and three others injured when a Ladson car skidded off a state road near West Friendship. The vehicle struck a telephone pole, rolled, and four men were taken to St Agnes Hospital Baltimore. Police questioned occupants Goodhart and Nelson. Nelson held license status noted. Shipler survived with injuries. others suffered various bruises and broken neck suspected in death.
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Ladson
West Friendship
Shipler
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Jerome W. Goodtuirt
Lawrence A. Nelson
Amlertiser
Gaedley
Richmond
Miles
Iairbanks
Tui
St Agnes’ Hospital
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Goodhart
Nelson
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Pole
Transwick
Emory Nelson
Shipley
Cample
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