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Vote Tomorrow in November 1 1926 Election
A Republican era urging all qualified voters to exercise their right to vote on election day Tuesday with polls open from 7 am to 7 pm. The piece stresses duty to participate in democracy, choosing capable candidates, and safeguarding future governance. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the chance to influence laws and administration.
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Thore
November In Gray Monotony and Red Old Traditions
A reflective prose piece on November contrasting gray barren landscapes with hints of approaching winter. Vivid autumn color fades to bleak skies while scenes of twilight, harvest imagery, and distant memories mingle with wartime and pioneer reminiscences.
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Thomas Hood
John Ruskin
Orion
Amerita
Inquiring Reporter Five Picked Random Question
Inquiring Reporter Heo asks five random questions about a heavy voter turnout. The responses from Roger A. Rice Mrs Claggett Mrs Paul Rhoads and Nathaniel Boyer show a range from heavy to possibly above average turnout. The item blends public interest with local figures and casual dialogue.
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Heo
Roger A. Rice
Claggett E. Jlamsburg
Paul Rhoads
Nathaniel
Boyer
Frederick
Daily Lessons In English By W L Gorpon
A fragment from Daily Lessons In English offers guidance on word usage and pronunciation. It discusses correct forms to follow numerals and lists synonyms for suspension and adjournment while presenting a sample cadence of vocabulary advice and sample phrases.
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W. L. Gorpon
Today in History and Anniversary Notes
Today marks anniversaries from 1806 to 1936 with figures like Gen Thomas Swords and novelist Hertha M. Clay born in New York City. It notes events in 1848 1851 1876 1891 1894 and 1924 plus today’s notable birthdays Duke of Abercorn Rodolphe Lemieux and Huston Thompson. Also mentions holiday observances and upcoming events including opera in New York and political campaigns.
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Thomas Swords
Santa Fe
New York City
Charlotta M. Braeme
Hertha M. Clay
Navy
T. D. Hunt
San Francisco
Indiana
Amsterdam
North
Kea Wak
Na.onal Bank
Boston
Alexander TF
Russia
Nicholas LII
Gerardo Machado
Republic of
Cuba
Duke of Abercorn
Northern Ireland
England
Rodolphe Lemieux
Dominion House of Commons
Montreal
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Lewisburg
George WP. Hunt
Arizona
Huntsville
William Hodge
Albion
N. Y
Old Masters Madrigal Excerpt On Youth And Age
A fragment from a Shakespearean style madrigal contrasts youth and age with vivid imagery. It paints youth as lively and warm while age is cautious and cold, ending with praise of youthful love and a playful defiance toward a shepherd figure.
Unclear Text Reflections on Creatures and Worth
Fragmentary musings compare various animals including porcupine monkey gnat and flea with notes of apparent value. The passage wanders through odd lines and garbled phrases, offering no clear event or conclusion.
Fragments Describe A Jingle On Basang de K Vayrres
A fragmented text hints at a jingle about Basang de K Vayrres. Unsure names or precise events appear garbled. The readable portion suggests questioning who went to Aum and references a tay standing on Basang de k Vayrres.
Final Meetings End Campaign for Republicans and Democrats
Republican and Democratic county committees held large gatherings after noon on Saturday at the YMCA auditorium and state Armory. Leaders urged turnout for election day while candidates spoke on state issues and county concerns. A joint rally at Lhorumt featured Leo Weinberg and other speakers as campaigns wrapped up with a common call to mobilize voters.
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Young Men's Christiais Association
State Armory
FL Austin James
Pia €. Chase
Court of Appeals
Waltar I Sinn
Helena Stauffer
G. Edward Myers
Chiles H. Butts
Register of Wills
Sidney N. Hickman
Lhurmont
Whic
Leo Weinberg
Leonard € Iailck
Jiorgey Etchison
David C. Winebenner
Tarry J. Cueblentz
Wilson
Baseball Judge and Controversies Portrait Question
The page quizzes readers with questions about a judge shifting to settle baseball disputes and details from a puzzle illustration. It asks who is shown, where Old Narva? and other facts like names, places, prizes, and terms referenced in the accompanying picture.
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Waterloe
Republican Women Hold Rally Here
The Fred. County Federation of Republican Women hosted its largest event at the Brane to meet Key Hotel on Saturday. About 160 attendees heard speeches by Mabel Willebrandt and Judge Maria O Toole among others advocating party solidarity and voting mobilization for the upcoming election.
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Freddhle
Eva Chase
Court of Appels
Frederick N. Zitiliman
Congress
Charles F. Goodell
B. Austin James
County Central Committee
Quint’ Federation of Republican
Uy. G. Els Wil Tulins
Methodist Think
Yelena Stunifer
Willebrandt
Youngs
Coolidge
Prespit
Judea O'Toole
Ireland
United States
Yomas
Arash
Zihiman
District of Columbia
Congressional Committee
Dean Riley
Weir Metile
Chase
Maryland
Zihimaa
Goodell
Norwood
Helena Stauffer
Claigett E. Ramsburg
Hertha Trail
Francis Sappington
Ruth Rice
Lauree Rhoads
Florence Trail
M. John Harding
Harding
Rather Ramebure
Agnes Schley
Albert Condon
Harrimerman
Roland Warbauc
David Zimmerman
Luth
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A fragmented local item recalls a disaster or accident involving an embankment and a wagon on a rail line. The readable text mentions names and a specific event, but details are incomplete. The fragment hints at a rail accident or obstruction affecting travel and infrastructure.
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Frederick
List of names appears in community gathering notice
A lengthy roster of individuals is listed, including Harrison, Mrs. John Snook, Mrs. Fiffie Hauver, Mrs. David Steiner, Mrs. Wm. Steiner, Mrs. Eliza Farnsworth, Mrs. Wm. T. Shook, Mrs. David Everhart, Miss Susan Whitman, Mrs. Henry Abbott, Mrs. Wm. Darner, and many other women and men. The names span numerous families and include titles such as Mrs., Miss, Mr., and Reverend, indicating a social or organizational roll likely tied to a local event or group gathering.
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Er Harrison
John Snook
Fiffie Hauver
David Steiner
Wm. Steiner
Eliza Farnsworth
Wm.t. Shook
David Everhart
Susan Whitman
Henry Abbott
Wm. Darner
Er Feaga
Lillie Koogle
Cora Kooga
Edward James
John L. Henrickson
Joseph D. Apple
Rose
Cora Barrick
Janie , Feisar
J. C. Thorne
Dorsey Zimmerman
Ch Kline
Cyril Kline
Narnia Stephens
Trego McKinney
J. Dean Zeller
A. W. Micodemus
Ll. Routzan
Victor Birely
Stanley Dameth
Albert Patterson
Edward Stansbury
G. W. Yourtee
Katherine Wilson
Jennie Harbin
Evelyn Horine
Helen Hemp
Helen Rice
Roy Ramsbury
Julia Kefauver
Vernon Nicodemus
Lucille Nicodemus
Mary Shaffer
Jones
Garden Tait
Luisa Powell
Grace Hartnett
Calvin Gabriel
Stoner
W. Harry Haller
Chas. Mathias
Frank C. Norwood
Ausin James
Wm. Roderi
G. Edward Myers
Thos. Chapline
Grayson Palmer
el G Haugh
Elmar Brown
Wowari Dixon
Irving Biser
G. Ellig Williams
Lewis Kefauver
Archley Molesworth
Chas. F. Goodell
Geo. W. Shoemaker
Chas. H. Butts
Sidney Hickman
Walter Sinn
Chas. Martz
Chas Huffer
Anderson Etzler
D. Chas Fisck
Wm. J. Kepler
Chas. Root
Maurice Slifer
Francie H. Urner
Francis Petrott
Queer Quirks Nature and the Rob Toss Tale
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a contest or meeting involving Rob and others. The text cites a Dhondt ars dam ts aver Bobs and a met with gas, plus mentions of Vins and Let hw brenne. The disjointed lines suggest a narrative about wandering, a perverse refrain, and a soft or gentle drop in mood.
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Arthur & x Pack
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Overeating Harmful After Middle Life Doctors Warn
Dr. Morris Fisnbein argues that most middle age illnesses stem from undetected intestinal issues and overeating. He notes brain workers need less meat, urges gradual dietary shifts toward digestible foods, warns excess starch protein or fats foster bacteria, and cites insurance records showing overweight men have shorter life expectancies.
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Middle Ufe
RAUCQUS JOKFSTER OF THE WIL
Features on the rauncous jokester of the wild and the plight of the loon family. The author discusses protection, migration patterns, and the annual peril to the species, urging readers to consider the impact of hunting on future generations.
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Raucqus Jokfster
Wil
Bible Thought Sap TEACHES and Cushioning Errors
Fragmented text reads like a garbled Bible verse mix with stray phrases about teaching patience speech and divine instruction. It mentions Exodus, teaching, and a jumble of unrelated terms about weather, seas, and plant life. The readable content is too fragmented for a coherent news item or clear event.
Norma Shearer at Opera House for Waning Sex showing
Norma Shearer and Conrad Nagel appear at the Opera House for the first of a two day run of The Waning Sex a sharp week’s pick focusing on women’s role. The program includes The Printers Devil a Warner feature and a news reel from Maryland with Desmond also listed.
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Opera House
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
Maryland
Warner
Desmond
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