Daily News Briefs From Frederick Dated Notices
A scanned masthead shows The Daily News from Frederick Maryland with boilerplate on Associated Press use of dispatches and letters to the editor policy. It notes no communication or unsigned submissions and requires real names for published items. Public notices, advertisements, and mail submissions are addressed to the office.
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Bunda Rewest
Court Frederick
EMO Amd Manufacturing Company
Associated Presa
Advertising and the car boom in modern progress
A 1928 editorial argues advertising drives modern progress by expanding car demand and lowering prices through mass production. It cites 1,000,000 campers and 6,000 camps as examples of summer programs shaping youth, urging parental restraint and camp discipline to guide children.
Inquiring Reporter Questions Babe Rath Season Outlook
Inquiring Reporter asks five random persons about Babe Rath's 30 home run season prospects. Michael Passaro says Rath is 100 percent better this year. William Ray predicts a big season. Emory A Shipley believes Rath is as good as in 1921. Harry Schmidt thinks he will and is better than 1921. A B Lanner from near Frederick says yes, Rath has returned to his old form.
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Babe Rath
Michael Passaro
William 3. Ray
Eclty
Emory A. Shipley
City
Harry Schmidt
Lanner
Frederick
Today in History and Anniversaries Mentioned
A list of historical events and birthdays dated today includes Pontiac's capture of Fort Detroit in 1763, territorial governance changes, labor and dress reform movements, and early 20th century events. Birthdays include Earl of Dudley and Dr. John R. Mott among others, with notes on current observances and various anniversaries.
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Earl of Dudley
Ireland
Australia
John WR. Mott
International Committee of the
Aw Dorn
Liveingston Manor
Wim. H. Oliver
Congress
Alabama
Eutaw
Ala
AL G. Lowrey
Mississippi
Pales and Poles Split News Roles in Daily Papers
A humorous item contrasts two kinds of pales, one a person involved in war news and the other a place on the map. It notes how papers treat the Pole in Poland differently, calling attention to two distinct news angles, one immediate and the other more distant, both discussed in today’s papers.
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Lnt
NL A. Luprurrow
Among the Sick Vita Tan Shie Cites Visit to Hospital
Fragmentary report notes a Monday hospital visit by Vita Tan Shie amid illness concerns. Names and details are unclear, but the brief indicates a health related public interest item.
Fragmented OCR Note on Language and Attribution
A garbled OCR fragment discusses language quirks and a vague attribution to a National Newspaper Service copyright. It references ideas about being a model, a fellow, and healthful eating but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable people or organizations beyond the copier credit.
The Very Idea By Hat Cocuran KID PRANKS AND MOTHERS
A fragmented poem and prose sketch depict daily battles of mothers against persistent child pranks. It contrasts busy housework with cheerful streetcar life and ends with a fable about a tired girl who becomes a telephone operator after a day’s weariness.
Barrymore to star in farewell sea tale at Opera House
Theatre News reports John Barrymore will farewell perform in The Sea Beast at Opera House tonight. The program begins at 7 with a two reel comedy and Pathe News. Featured are Maryland Mary Carr and Robert Gordon in The Nightship, a sea story, plus The Comedian and Time none drama.
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Opera House
John Barrymore
Aelood
Maryland
Mary Carr
Robert Gordon
Nevo Fonteht
Atwa
Bible Class Elects Leaders After Church Election
In Glynden the Men Bible Class of Glynden and a Lutheran group held an election of officers on Saturday evening. Speakers included Messrs. Scatuex Mee Sebold and Rey Woo Atichael of Glendon. Ray Smith led the closing remarks as freshments were served by the choir ladies.
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Pray Siam
Glynden
Doubs Lutheran Church
Speers
Messrs
Scatuex
Meee
Sebold
Rey
Woo Atichael
Ot Glendon
Ray Smith
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Recap
Twenty years ago in Frederick the News reported on the Wee TL annual convention in Maver Vile. Delegates and group members gathered for ceremonies, with reports of church events, a memorial at St Remnant Commandery, and a community string of local notices including the Monowawg corner and John Woodhatt’s area.
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Argentina
Wiliam A. Hickes
Providence
Washington
The
Frederick
Eheal
Ihe News
Tope
Wee TL
Maver Vile
Mts
Tombead
Monroe Avenue Road Case In County Plea In Commission
The county commissioners through attorney Dorses Stehison file an answer to an injunction seeking to stop road opening east of the Fair Grounds for Monroe Avenue. They admit entering lands for public use but deny other complainant claims, contest damages, and argue proceedings are legal under Frederick County law. They also deny key allegations about land purchases and vow to resist dissolution of the injunction with costs to the defendant.
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Dorses Stehison
Couuty
Cireule Courty
Maries IL Keline and
Monroe Avenue
Kehne
Lawa
Frederick County
Amg
Emory M. Litlinger
Chas. Wertheimer
Alan Delet
Warding Off Anemia
Editor’s note Dr Hien S Cumming describes primary versus secondary anemia, with focus on chlorosis in young girls. Symptoms include pallor fatigue dizziness and heart palpitations. Early diagnosis by a physician and proper treatment, diet and exercise are essential to recovery.
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Vthiy
Hien S. Cummingagen
United States Public Health Service
Suit Over $15,000 Begins in Chambersburg Court
In Chambersburg, a suit in equity over permanent salary seeks $15,000 and recounts Barnhart’s 1914 to 1924 rise from country boy to Gordon’s manager. Barnhart alleges he paid Gordon about $15,000 in securities under improper pressure after disputes over an alleged forged check and a disputed $30,000 settlement figure.
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Chambersburg
Bo N. Gordon
Greencastle
Ussell Barnhart
Frederick
Equity
Davison
Pennsylvania
Barnhart
Gordon
Winchester
Ranhart
Settte
Banquet of Holstein Association Tonight in Maryland
The Maryland Holstein Breeders Association holds its annual meeting and banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 7 this evening with Mr Wertheimer as toastmaster. Tomorrow the Spring consignment sale of Holsteins opens at the fair grounds with a large catalog and a strong set of animals.
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Maryland Holstein Breeders’ Association
Charles Wertheimer
Francis Scott Key
Fair Grounds
Wertheimer
P Fess
Cnsuins
Haltimore
Montgomery
GW Hibbard
John B. Giamond, Jr
J. Thomas Kelley
Spitzer Receives Two Year Prison Term
Baltimore May 25 Frank L Spitzer former postmaster of Brunswick Maryland and former member of the House of Delegates was sentenced to two years in the Federal penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzling 1600 in post office funds. He was indicted on May 6 in Baltimore by a Federal grand jury on 11 counts and removed from office after shortages were found. He promptly made good the shortages following an inspector’s report.
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Baltimore
Frank L. Spitzer
Brunswick
Hlouse of Delegates
Federal
Spitzer
Fereral Post Office
England
Pelee
Hood College 1927 Touchstone prints with color plates and dedicates to Dr Shaw
The 1927 Touchstone from Hood College features a leather brown-gold binding with the Hood seal and pillars on the cover and introduces color plates for each section. Lorraine Thomas led art edits, Marjorie Smith and Virginia Krick managed publishing, with Dr Dorothy Marvel guiding English studies.
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Hood College
Lorraine Thomas
Frederick
Marjorie Hottel
Grace Billtheimer
Ruth Trimble
Sara Metcalfe
Fannie Madre
Anna Leo Schaidt
Edmonston Stuke
Taneytown Holds Commencement and Events in June
Taneytown plans commence in the new high school auditorium on Friday June 11 with a dedication that afternoon. Dr Joseph Schubert of Downingtown Pa will deliver the commencement address. the baccalaureate sermon is set for Sunday June 6 at the Reformed church by Rev Guy P Bready.
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Taneytown
Taneytown High School
Joseph Schubert
Downington
Reformed Church
Guy P. Bready
Margaret Nurton
Philadelphia
Eugenie Des Garren
St. Joseph's College
Agatha Weaut
Pythian Sisters
Taney
Lodge Hall
Frank Crouse
Geo. Galt
Steiner
Engelbrecht
Hele Engelbrecht
Buddy Harman
Manchester
Charles J. Remsburg
Kathryn
Garnet
Lake View
Tieree Garner
Charles Myers
Frizzelly
Jesse ‘Myers
Walkersville
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. Y. Garrett
Prospect Notes Mixed Social Visits and Festival Plans
May 23 notes from Prospect record visits by Mr and Mrs John Bohn of Woodsboro to Harry Wilson. Belle Condon indisposed. Edna and Olive Norwood with Mrs Geo Davis at Mt Airy. Ald Society met at Mr and Mrs R S Norris to plan ice cream and strawberry festival. Archie Rankles of Mt Airy visited John Norwood. Mrs Will Jones indisposed. Prospect Sunday School to hold children’s services on Sunday night June 11 conducted by Irene Price.
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Prospect
John Bohn
Woodsboro
Harry Wilson
Belle Condon
Missey Edna
Olive Norwood
Archie Rankles
Mt. Airy
John Norwood
Will Jones
Prospect Sunday School
Irene Price
Warfield Speaks at Hood on Ruth and Devotion
Washington College president Dr Ethelbert Dudley Warfield was the vesper speaker at Hood on Sunday, preaching from the book of Ruth and Emersons idea of life’s noble beauty. He noted childhood gives way to life’s larger, consecrated experience and referenced his works on Kentucky resolutions and Civil War era biographies.
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Washington College
Ethelbert Dudley Warfield
Hood
Warfield
Kentucky
Joseph Calbell R Beeckinridge
U.S. N
Women teachers seek trial over evolution accusations
Paducah Kentucky May 25 AP demands for a trial are filed by Aliss Esther Smith biology instructor and Amy Buchanan head of English Tilghman High School claiming they were not re elected by the Paducah Board of Education amid charges they taught evolution They deny teaching evolution but say they answered pupils after a lecture by Dr Arthur I Brown of Vancouver BC The incident echoes last year when Miss Lela Scopes sister of John T Scopes was denied re election after her brother's famed trial
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Paducah
Aliss Esther Smith
Amy Buchanan
Tilghman Hilgh School
Paducah Board of Education
Wom
Arthur I. Brown
Vancouver
B.C
Brown
Lela Scopes
John Thomas Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Washington
Fifty Bodies Recovered After Japanese Volcano Eruption
May 25 report from Takyo states fifty bodies recovered from mud near Hokkaido volcano eruption site. Casualties limited by landslides and floods. 50 army engineers and 800 relief workers dispatched. Two miles of railway destroyed and ten thousand acres of rice fields ruined. Other officials quote higher casualty estimates amid sea of mud conditions.
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Vole Ano
Tsokkaido
40 Moros Slain in Fight with Constabulary
Manila May 95 AP report says 200 constabulary troops attacked Moro outlaws in Lanao district. They leveled two forts, killing about 40 Moros and wounding others. Two constabulary soldiers died and eight were wounded. Col Luther Stevens led the force and noted Moros killed uncertain but privately claimed as 40. Hood Staffs Banquet at Waysick Inn honors Miss Esther E Shaw. seniors pin gold pins to Miss Shaw after dinner and dancing.
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Manila
Phe
Lanao
Luther I. Stevens
24 Killed As German Trains Collide In Bavaria
Munich May 24 AP Twenty four people were killed and many injured when a passenger train crashed into a stationary train in the east area. Several cars of the leading train telescoped. The report notes a heavy salmon pack in British Columbia for the 1995 season, with more hunters than any other state.
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Munich
Bavaria
British Columbia
Lewnastean
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