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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
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European Prosperity Looks Bright on Surface
Americans returning from Europe report surface prosperity in German and other countries due to urban splendor and loans. Beneath, debt and weak foundations threaten long term stability as Europe relies on borrowed money to fuel apparent growth.
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Europe
Germany
United States
Memorial Day Observance Moves Toward Citywide Holiday
A campaign to establish Memorial Day as a general city holiday has begun. Banks will close and four merchants Thomas Haller Hendrickson's Willem Bennett C Thos Kemp Doll Bros plan to close. Additional stores are expected to join.
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Hendrickson’s
Willem 8. Bennett
C. Thos. Kemp
Doll Bros
Inquiring Reporter Aske Five Persons About Their First Flight
In a feature titled Today's Question five individuals share their initial air travel impressions. Helen Poter calls it wonderful Miriam Apple finds it fascinating and vows to enjoy more Ashley Mabendschein enjoyed it and plans to ride again Master William Delaplaine says it was great and wants to loop the loop James Thomas calls it grand and adds a thrill during a dive
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Miriam Th
APPLE
Ashley Mabendschein
Pine
WM. T. Delaplaine
James
Thomas
Beauty Spot Honors Memorial Ground in Frederick
A letter praises the removal of an old lumber yard at West Second and Bentz streets improving views of Memorial Ground and the World War monument. The grounds are now planted with flowers and shrubbery with a green sword and breast walks guiding pedestrians to a striking memorial to Frederick county’s soldiers and citizens.
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Worthington
Tin News
West Second
Bentz Streets
Frederick County
Recora
Second
Frederick
Glenn TT
Wortitsg Ton
Birthday Surprise Honors Eighth-First Lambert Birthday
A quiet birthday gathering at the John Lambert home near Jefferson marked Mr. Lambert’s eighty‑first birthday. Ten children and numerous relatives from Washington Rockville and nearby towns joined the celebration, with many nieces, nephews, and in‑laws in attendance. Readers are urged to subscribe to The News for more local notices.
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John C. Lambert
Jeffensen
Melvin Lesenfleet
Lillian Abb
Mildred and Welen Castle
Ida Erier
Genevieve Hath Lambert
Naomi Martha Castle
Ethel Dorie Castle
Dariene Evelyn Davis
Constance Keller
Eugene Castle
Chester Castle
Charles Miers
Russell Casie
Wilion Arthur Lambert
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Frederick notes from March 24, 79084 recount a commissioner appointment for 30 days, with William Paywatre as chair. A listing mentions the Thile letters and a program of a local society event, including prayers and songs, and a few residents are noted for attendance or vote on issues.
Warmer Weather Expected After Today Says Observer
Frederick forecast notes departing low pressure areas to sea bringing fair skies and moderate temperatures with less humidity. High pressure moving in from the West may bring cooler winds today but warmer temperatures Friday through Sunday with little rain. Monthly rainfall remains about two inches with a 2.78 inch deficit. next week expected to bring normal rains as crops benefit from the recent weather.
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Theast
Bunny Skieg
Georgha
Wearh
Mary- Jani
Cald
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Frederick City Lodge Meeting Honors Columbia Delegation
Frederick City Lodge No. Whi fhak Fh held a meeting with 16 members plus 45 from Colombia Lodge No. 10 Washington. The highlight was a one degree strengthening of Friendship led by Eppa Sterston. Distinguished speakers included Grand Master Burton Kinekeer and Past Grand Masters as the group discussed lodge principles. A telegram was sent to Past Grand Str Ernest W. Bradford on his 66th birthday and Past Grand Samuel G. Taylor received a jewel. Refreshments followed.
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Colombia
No. 10
Washington
Columbia Lodge
Eppa Sterston
Nubile Grand
Josepts Zimmerman
Order
Bey
Dorsey Efehisvon
Wera
Burton Kinekeer
Tietriet of
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FW. Dippeth
Elmer E. Cumming
A. Yates Dowell
W. OS. Norway
Peraly Thomas Tf. Mattler
John Wood
Anderson
Wilbur Tawson
Ernest Loving
Ropl ON
Mason
West
Guilty of Manslaughter in Baltimore Case
Mrs Isabelle Stewart found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her husband last April after a quarrel at home. The verdict carries about ten years in prison though appeal may follow. Witnesses described the fatal moment and the couple’s dispute over his late return.
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Baltimore
Iial Court
Isabelle Slaughter
M. Stewart
Mra
Stewart
Robert R. Stewart
Memorial Day Service At Centennial Memorial Church
A patriotic service will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 in the Centennial Memorial United Brethren church. Rev George W Strine will speak on Our New Past with veterans from Frederick and G A R members from Hagerstown invited to attend. The American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary will join. Choir director Reno Shlarp leads music. C Thos Summers presides.
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George W. Strine
Cyrus F. Flook
Slagerstown
Pask
Frederick
G. A. Tt
Hagerston
Flock
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Reno
The Robust Sycamore and Local Property Deeds
The article describes the sycamore tree’s size patchwork bark seasonality and uses including interior finish barrels and furniture Legend mentions various property transfers with small sums and names. It ends with a playful exchange about a student becoming an artist and the teachers question about a trapeze artist.
Today in History and Anniversaries
This column lists notable events and birthdays from 1775 to 1926, including John Hancock’s election as Continental Congress president, Victoria’s birth, Macomb’s rise to supreme command, and major global events. It also notes one year ago flood impacts in Louisiana and entries for today’s births, events, and celebrations such as the Brooklyn Bridge anniversary and the Canadian Folksong Festival.
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John Hancock
Continental Congress
Victoria
Ireland
India
Kensington Palace
London
Isle of Wight
Alexander Macomb
United States Army
Grant
Canada
Fentana
Czarowilcz
Vladivosto
Brooklyn Bridge
Oregon
Cape Horn
Great Britain
Lady Willingdon
Quebec
Daily Lessons In English Word Study
Daily English guidance from W L Gordon on proper usage and pronunciation. Includes notes on common mistakes and a vocabulary emphasis keying readers to learn one word daily. Today's term Untutored defined as lacking instruction or training.
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W. L. Gordon
Elgin
Illinois
Lufs Stuff Cops Hide Hair Behind Uniforms and Hats
A playful verse by N A Lufburrow ponders how police appear mostly concealed by hats and uniforms. The speaker notes cops on city streets rarely seen without headgear, joking about bald heads or red hair while stressing the anonymity of officers in public.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Gates Flying Circus Planes Attract Large Crowds
About 175 passengers flew in Gates Flying Circus planes on Wednesday with around 100 aboard Tuesday. After today the troupe moves to Carlisle Pennsylvania for the weekend. Captain Tanstern reports a record of about 13264 flights since air service began in the postwar era. The circus will continue exhibitions from Frederick and nearby areas, with seven planes touring the city at the Otis Kins farm on Rallenger Creek Road.
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Tanstern
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aTraniz
Fredierick
Dent
Otis Kins
Rallenger Creek
Goat Milk Facts From Dr Morris Fishbein Column
A survey of German and Dutch tests on goat milk raises breeder ire over tuberculosis claims and goat milk advantages. Experts note iron deficiency in milk diets, goat milk chemistry similar to cow milk, and goats’ milk suitability for infant feeding when produced cleanly.
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The
American Medical Association
Hygeiz
Health Magazine
California
Julius Hess
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
University of California
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Letter Golf Puzzle Counts Par Eight On SINGE To HAIRS
A puzzle note explains letter golf where one word is changed to another in eight strokes. Rules require single letter changes, each intermediate step be a valid common word, and letter order stays fixed. The example shifts COW to HEN and hints a solution printed on the last page.
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