The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. Paper
The Frederick weekly announces its newspaper is published each afternoon except Sunday from The Kewee Most Building in Frederick Maryland by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It is a member of Associated Press and prints local news with standard corrections policy and submission rules.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Pires
Straw Hat Styles and History Stir Weekend Readers
A 1928 column discusses straw hats from Roman origins to Mary Queen of Scots popularizing the style. It notes Tuscan straw sources, Leghorn texture, Panama hats from Cubs and Porto Rico, and enduring old sailor hats. The piece touches on fashion, humor, local Rotary election items, and minor quips about reputations and dinner horns.
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Mary
Scotland
Tuscany
Cubs
Porto Rico
Panama
Vacation plans answers from a local survey
A city questionnaire gathers quick replies from residents. Catherine Falk and Michael Be. Pue say no plans, Alice Brackett confirms definite trips to Smith College for a class reunion on June 14, while Katherine Sunday and Julia Reese also report no plans except Reese hopes to visit Niagara Falls.
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Catherine Falk
Alice Brackett
Smith Collge
Northampton
Michael BE. Pue
Katherine Sunday
Julia Reese
Niagara Falls
Letter Golf Puzzle Appears in This Issue
Readers are invited to a word ladder challenge from LOVE to SICK using four strokes. Change one letter at a time while preserving letter order and forming valid common words at every step. A complete solution is printed on the last page of the publication.
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Dhp Pubheer
Hartman Ladder Accident Leaves Man Injured
Francis Hartman of 135 East Third Street was severely injured when a ladder he stood on to paint slipped, falling about 20 feet. His brother Bernard Hartman, working nearby, heard the fall and helped, noting a punctured lung and severe bruises. Hartman remained under care at home Monday night, with injuries not believed to be life threatening. A stray wire reportedly helped break his fall. the incident caused him to be unconscious briefly before recovery.
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Francis
Pete? Hartman
East Third Street
Hartman
Bernard Hartman
Muckler
West Fourth Street
Hiaowing Wartman
Heather
Hos Tbichman
Frederick Twenty Years Ago Aids Local Clergy Gossip
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the Maryland Classis met in careofoun and elected Rev. E L McLean president. Rev S S Hench longtime pastor Rev Milsou Sankree and other ministers were noted with travels and vacation plans as local clergy attended regional church events and travel.
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Frederick
Maryland
Maryland Classis opens with 68 delegates at Walkersville
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church begins its 108th annual session at Glade Church Walkersville with about 68 delegates from 52 congregations and 31 ministers. The meeting, covering Frederick Washington and Carroll counties, runs through Thursday with services led by Rev Chalmera Walck and opening sermon on He that Hath Seen Me Hath Seen the Father.
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Maryland
Reformed Church
Grade Reformed Church
Walkersville
W. OR. Hartzell
Frederick
Washington
Carroll
Glade
Chalmera W. Walck
Grace Reformed Church
Atri Conner
Jefferson
Hey
Guy PB
Bready
Taneytown
Hartzell
Grover J. Michael
This City
Gus P
Ready
Henry M. Warrenfeltz
Church of the Incarnation
Emmitsburg
Wilmer YW. Long
Sabillasville
Reading
John N. Garner
Westminster
Sam's Creek community notes and school game announced
Local social notes list visits and gatherings from Sam's Creek Liberty Heights Westminster New Windsor Gettysburg Johnsville and Unionville with families such as the Borlands Greenholtzs Jenkins Gorsuchs Devilbiss Brightwell Heiner Myers Stitely Alexander and Betts. High School teams Frederick and Gettysburg meet on the royal school campus at 3 PM. Port wine etymology traced to Oporto in Portugal.
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Sam’s Creek
William Borland
Charles Greenholtz
Schley Jenkins
George Gorsuch
George Devilbiss
Carl Brightwell
Witcheater
Carrie Heiner
Edward Mancha
Liberty Heights
Westminster
Benjamin Myers
Roland
Lyman
Pleasant Valley
Oscar Heiner
New Windsor
Ladies Aul Society of
Bethel Church
Louise Snader
George Miller
Roy Alxander
Ida May
Gettysburg
Talbot Alexander
Misa Carrie Heiner
Frank Stitt
Roland Myers
Raymond Stitely
Ira Smith
Edgewood
Frederick High School
Gettyshare Loch Schoo
Royal School
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Century of Events
Anniversaries recall 1800 assassination attempt on George H J of England, 1828 Senate pro tempore Samuel Smith, 1847 Dantel O Connall death, 1871 Khedive of Egypt port at Alexandria, 1886 Confederate privateer Maffitt death, 1915 Russian push, 1917 Petain replaces Isvolle, 1925 Olympia bishop consecration. Birthdays list Jan Ciechanowski, Samuel Robison, Edwin Alderman, Henry Doherty, Gene Tunney. Today's events note airmail milestone ten years past and New Jersey primary focus. President Coolidge to attend Annapolis commemoration.
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George HJ
England
James Hatford
Samuel Smith
Maryland
U. S. Senate
Dantel O'Connall
Genoa
County Kerry
Ireland
Khedive of
Egypt
Alexandria
John Newland Maffitt, Jr
Wilmington
N.C
Dublin
Norern
General Petain
Isivelle
Armiea
Simeon A. I Tuston
Olympia
Wash
Jan. Ciechanowski
United States
Samuel S. Robison
Annapolis Academy
Juniata County
Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Henry I. Doherty
Columbus
Gena Tunney
New York City
U. S
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
St. John's College, Annapolis
Coolidge
Annapolis
United Staes
Walnut wood uses and history across eras
Walnut, valued for color and finish, has long served furniture interior trim gunstocks and steering wheels. From ancient times its heartwood dark brown to sapwood nearly white, its versatility spans radio cabinets pianos sewing cases props for vehicles and more.
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United States
Isnor
Police court cases mix of charges and alleged disorders
A garbled police court rundown mentions Charles Hunk and Javed facing drug and disorderly conduct charges. The report hints at penalties around $15 to $3 and mentions possible mothers and a water-related element, but the text is readable only in fragments.
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Charies
Art Club Meeting Details From April Session
The Fre Art Club met on April 26 for its regular gathering chaired by Mrs Tawny. Members presented poems and sketches, discussed a library copy project for Harvard Valveresta, and planned the year’s distinctive events and displays.
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RY. Chop
Valiare
Fay Bess
Marvard Valveresta
Tawny
M. Hriseenters
Aratian West
Peansy Station Delayed Amid railroad indifference
A special meeting discussed the Pennsylvania Railroad Company delay in building a new passenger station and improved freight facilities at Peansy. W. M. Wardrop's reply cited complications, while local representatives urged action and urged restoring the old station to regain traffic.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Eiths
Chamber of Commerce
Tig
W. Me. Worthrop
Wardrop
Bur
W. M. Wardrop
Lol, Wilson
Russell
AcCuin
Webwin
William
Keliplaine
RoBean
Charles ¢. Manis
Nebel, Jr
Hammond Clary
Tis
Bo Ramsburg
Keen
Lenor
Wassmaner
Texas
Novos Y
Addres
Myroap
Teller
Daily English Lesson on Unrestricted Usage
Daily Lessons In English by W L Gordon discusses proper word use. It covers misused phrases mispronunciations and misspellings while highlighting vocabulary growth and the daily word unrestricted meaning not limited or confined.
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W.L. Gordon
Carrots Should Be Fed to Pigs or Parrots Says FECRROW
An opinion column argues carrots have no taste and should be fed to animals rather than people. The writer mocks health claims about carrots and urges readers to subscribe to The News for more commentary.
Doctors Draft Rules For Safe Swimming Pools
The American Medical Association committee lists pool sanitation and safety rules. Standards include bacteria limits, clear water, proper lighting, protected deck areas, and exclusion of ill bathers. The notice urges clean dressing areas, clean towels, posted rules, and reader-friendly access for patrons.
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American Medical Association
Bible Thought The Art Weighed In The Balances
Quoted lines from Daniel and Shakespeare reflect on judgment and weakness. The prose juxtaposes biblical imagery with literary allusion to vanquish complacency and imply moral scrutiny. The fragment presents two historically referenced voices on human frailty.
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Daniel A
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