The Great Maou or Red Pruting and Manufacturing Co
A historical newspaper snippet notes the Great Maou or Red Pruting and Manufacturing Company as part of a broader Freder ick Md publication. It references Associated Press rights and policies on news dispatches and writer attribution, plus a note on how notices should be mailed rather than telephoned.
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Court Street
GREAT
Maou Rh
Red Pruting and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Er Ein
Spreading misinformation about Russia and Hoover
A 1922 column denounces public misbeliefs linking Soviet recognition to U S business mood. It notes Hoover debunking claims that Russia's prewar trade would revive quickly and argues Soviet destruction of Russian industry means long recovery. The piece mocks unfounded sensationalism while praising newspapers for discerning readers.
Cornerstone Laying For Grace Chapel Brunswick
Rt. Rev. John G. Murray will lay the cornerstone of Grace Chapel Brunswick on Wednesday May 1 at 3 PM. Masonic ceremonies will be held by Brunswick Lodge No. 19 A F and A M. Archdeacon E T Helfenstein will deliver the address. The new rough native stone church in English Gothic style by architect F Watson of Philadelphia reflects growth and community faith and invites public attendance.
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John G. Murray
Maryland
Grace Chapel
Brunswick
Brunswick Lodge
A. F
A. M
E. T. Helfenstein
D. D
St. Mark's Parish
Grace Church
Frederick County
Arrest at Bank as Man Forcing Entrance Is Detained
Responding to Farmers and Mechanics National Bank burglar alarm early Sunday a man named H O Winer was found attempting to force a front entrance. He was placed under arrest and jailed awaiting a hearing. A second group was charged with intoxication and disordely conduct, with officers managing the situations.
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National Bank
John Winpigier
H. O. Winer
Ben Rar
Ander Ar
Miersom
Inquiring Reporter Questions Local Beverages
Inquiring Reporter asks residents for favorite beverages. NR See-ger cites rape juice, Harry Cornprops tasts coffee, Ashcom says what he can get, Storm prefers cocoa cola, Ramburg drinks Adam s ale.
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NR. Seeger
Weat
Patrick Street
Harry Cornpropst
East Third Street
A. B. Ashcom
Hansonville
Charles H. Storm
South Market Street
Irvin Rambburg
Lewistown
Frederick Grows in Confidence at Dawn of New Day
Frederick stands at the dawn of a new day as Potomac Public Service Company GM R Paul Smith predicts bright industrial and commercial prospects for Frederick. He cites the city’s stability, wartime endurance, and conservative business leadership as keys to a rising future with new hotels and housing planned. The piece also notes Cecil B DeMilles Fool's Paradise playing at City Opera House with stars Dorothy Dalton Mildred Harris and others amid an unusual ice stage production.
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Frederick
New Day
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Public Service Company
Frederick 3
Cfttes
California
Cecil JB. de Mille
Dee
Paramount
City Opera House
Dorothy Dalton
Mildred Harris
Conrad Nagel
John Davidson
Theodore Kosioff
Julia Faye
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick May 29 1902
Local items from The News column report A W Orwing transfer as trainmaster for the Pennsytvania Railroad division between Columbia and Frederick John T Markell appointed bank examiner in Maryland district Frederick County graduates from State Normal School including Hartman Tiessing Clarkson Mercer Kimmel Prices for fowl soar with poultry quoted at thirteen and a half cents per pound A MacDaniels School expression commence exercises held at City Opera House
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Frederick County
The
State Normal School
Missex
Annabel E. Hartman
Anna G. Tiessing
Lou He T Clarkson
Elizabeth W. Mercier
Rosa K. LaMar
Mary Kimmel
Clothing Campaign Urges Bundles for Asia Minor Children
Miss Katherine R. McCormick, a Near East Relief speaker, urged Maryland counties to donate old clothing for destitute Asia Minor children. She noted twelve counties organized and asked for statewide expansion with bundle days May 31 and June 7. Local chairmen and transportation coordinator James H. Gambrill Jr will collect and ship garments to headquarters.
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Katherine R. McCormick
All Saints Sunday School
Asia Minor
Edith Ordeman
West Third Street
J. H. Burgesa
Episcopal Church
Brunswick
Felissa
Stauffer
Walkersville
Margaret Hopkins
New Market
McCormick
Maryland
Tully
America
MC. Ia
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Transportation Committee
Thomas Company
East South Street
United States
Mississippi River
Lincoln Memorial to host first joint address by Harding and Taft
Historical memorial event planned near the Lincoln Memorial features President Harding and former President Taft on stage together under the new Loud Speaker system. Engineers say the device will broadcast speeches to a million attendees and beyond, with clear sound across the vast park grounds.
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William Howard Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Harding
Lincoln
United States
Taft
Lincoln Memorial
Army Engineers
Chesapeake
Potomac Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Washington Monument
Agithe Memorial
Brunswick Band Returns From Eastern Shore Trip
The Brunswick High School Band led the Elkton Cecil County athletic meet parade after traveling from Frederick to Newark Delaware by train. Principal Roser Day and the band traveled north of the Mason and Dixon line for the first time and performed at the meet and another concert before returning to Brunswick.
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Brunswick High School
Roser X. Day
Brunswick High
Eastern Shore
Elkton
Cecil County Athletic
Welock
Branewick High
Brunswick
The Old Home Town Humor Play Wins Wonky Paper Prize
The Old Home Town humor play won a local literary prize, celebrated for wit and community charm. Judges praised its satirical sketches set in a small town, highlighting memorable characters and sharp dialogue that resonated with readers.
The Kopf and the Rag Rug Weaver of Schneider Hill
In a village lives the grumpy LD Schneider known for his rag rugs and a dog that shadows a quiet life. One rainy night, the dog saves a drenched toddler, leading Schneider to reevaluate the insult laden nickname dumm kopf as he comforts the boy and dog. The tale blends mystery, kindness, and a lesson on judging appearances.
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Schneider
Fielder
Iris
Dumm Kopf
Invitations Issued for Wheaton-Wheaton Wedding
Issue invitations to the wedding of Misa Ada Bathsheba Wheaton to Mr. James Baxter Anderson Jr. on Wednesday June 1 at 6 o'clock at the Wheaton home. Miss Wheaton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Theodore Carson Wheaton, is a Hood College graduate. News advertising pays.
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Misa Ada Bathsheba Eaton
The Empire Theatre Weekly Schedule Highlights
Theatre listings announce Empire shows with Nell Shipman in The Girl from Gods Country and Richard Barthelmess in The Seventh Day First National at Empire Tuesday and Wednesday Also pages note City Opera House screenings including Foots Paradise and Pearl White listings and Star Theatre offerings featuring The Uphulp Pak and other dramas with Catherine Calvert and Rehincen Crusoe schedule details uncertain due to OCR errors and fragmented phrasing
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the Empire
Nell Shipman
God's Country
Richard Barthelmess
Featurinz May McAvor
Mar Calling
Richard Dix
Stuart Holme
Raymond Hatton
Marie Prevost
Eisend
City Opera House
Paramount Picture
Foot
City Opera Hors
Pearl White
Raturdsy
Dias
Wathen
Young Soldier Dies in Fort Dupont Transfer Death
May 29 report from Delaware City describes 19 year old James Gaines of the first engineer corps arriving at Fort Dupont from Fort Dix with troops. He died after an accident while diving, struck his head on a piling or was seized with cramps. The body was recovered minutes later but could not be resuscitated.
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Delaware Cityfel
James Gaines
Engineer Corps
Fort Dupont
Amp Dix
Delaware
American History Day by Day Listings for May 28 and 29
A brief, dated compendium lists events on May 28 and May 29 across U.S. history. It notes wars declarations, steamboat launches, regimental movements, World’s Fair milestones, Cuban intervention, rail company formation, and political recalls, with fragmented entries and some misspellings.
Flying Board Injury At Foundry Sends Worker Home
Newton RK Kefaaver a pattern maker at the American Foundry on Jefferson Street was struck in the abdomen by a flying board from a high speed saw during operation. He fell semi conscious and was taken home after a physician was summoned.
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Newton RK Kefaaver
Jefferson Street
American Foundry
Jars and pond sighs echo in old tale
A fragmented local notice chronicles a repeated story about a pond and jars with a tenuous cadence. Readers may recall a similar version, prompting nostalgia and questions about the provenance of the wording.
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Smith System Cord Tire Company
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Altorney
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