Advertising honesty and the value of truthful ads debated
Special counsel Picco of the Anadælated Advertising Clubs states that up to per cent of U.S. advertising could be truthful and warns that false or exaggerated ads hurt newspapers and advertisers. He argues most industry products rely on advertising and criticizes those who publish deceptive claims. The piece contrasts past pride in quality with a modern focus on merely meeting job requirements and avoiding layoffs through slack performance.
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Picco
Les
Freeeny
United States
News- T
Emmitsburg Woman Defends School Room Use on Election Day
Anna Be Annan of Emmitsburg Md writes to deny blame over using a public school room for Republican Woman's Organization election day headquarters. She states Superintendent G Loyd Palmer offered the room unsolicited and asserts propriety of the arrangement.
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G. Loyd Palmer
Frederick County
Maryand
Anna BE
Annan
Emmitsburg
Mish to Sell 13 Farms in Washington County Sale Next Tuesday
Frank W. Mish, famed large landholder and farmer advocate, advertises the sale of 13 farms in Washington County on Tuesday, November 16, totaling 2,243 acres across 12 properties. Mish, longtime Hagerstown leader and former political candidate, plans to enter new business ventures as he remains a prominent figure in local farming circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Mish
Washington County
Mish
Hagertown
Senate
Congress
Americans Split Over Joining World League Says Local Voices
The Answers Reno s, Harp lawyer, and Deputy Sheriff Mackley weigh in on the United States entering a league or association of nations. Some favor participation but oppose the current League of Nations as proposed, while others advocate action by the government to promote future world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Harp
America
Association of Nations
Charles B. Trail
United States
League of Nations
Roscoe Mackley
Hammond Urner
Charles D. Shaffer
Uaf
Fight Over Vote Ends With Shooting Near Germantown
Vernon Thompson, a party worker, tried to compel James Bolton to accompany him to the Clarksburg polls. Bolton struck Thompson with a corn cutter, a fight followed, and Bolton shot Thompson in the neck with a revolver. Thompson survived and was taken to Sandy Spring Hospital in serious condition. Bolton was jailed at Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bolton
Germantown
Montgomery County
Vernon Thompson
Bolton
Clarksburg
Thompson
Stix
Thorapgon
Sandy Spring
Rockville
Quintette Delights Walp Walkersville Crowd in Town Hall
A large crowd welcomed the Copley Quintette at Walkersville Town Hall on Wednesday evening. The group presented a varied program from the Sextet from Lirecia to simple melodies, earning wide applause and signaling a promising winter series by the Community Association. The Dietries magicians will follow on December 4, while Vice Consul Griffih notes inquiries from the Agricultural College of the Province of Santiago to Cuba for back issues on farming topics and equipment.
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Copley 1
Walkersvilla
Lirecia
Community Association of
Walkersville
Griffih
Agricultural College of
Province of
Santiago
Cuba
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Local Items
Local notes from The News dated November 5 1900 recount 20 years back events in Frederick including a large Democratic rally at the rink on East Patrick Street led by Maj. Charles A Little with Hagerstown candidate for Congress and other speakers. Republican rallies took place in nearby towns with listed speakers and attendees. A fire damaged a stable on South Market Street burning two horses, and social life notes include a party at 212 West South Street and a law office move in the Potts building.
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Frederick
the News
Frederick ‘City
East Patrick Street
Charles A. Little
Hagerstown
Congress
Jacob M. Newman
Frederick Obenderter
South Market Street
Lewis Scholl
Scholl
Ignatius Dutrow
Light System Upgrade Authorized for Frederick City
Frederick to pay 414,490 to the N G Cornell Company for installing a new light system under Ons tract terms. Work to minimize disruption and finish by June 6 with monthly progress estimates to Consulting Engineer Charles R. Reeder. 80 percent of monthly bills paid up front. 20 percent upon completion. Automatic controls for College Park Illumination to operate on set times. General Electric Company supplies most parts from Massachusetts. City to avoid further contracts until completion. mayor to seek Board of Aldermen approval next week.
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N. G. Cornell Company
Frederick
Onstract
Gilmer Behley
Haive
Jutta
Charles R. Reeder
Baltimore
Elty
College Park
Anderson
General Erecting Company
Massachusetts
Compiany
Schley
Washington County Vote Count Shows Harding Margin
The Board of Election Supervisors completed the official count in Washington county. Harding carried the county by 1,953 votes, Weller by 249, and Zitman by 1,860. The tally lists presidential race splits among Cox Roosevelt, Harding Coolidge, Debs Stedman, Christensen Ways, Gilhaus Labor, plus Senate, Representative, and amendment results with several candidates and party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Eiection Supervisors
Washington County
Harding
Weller Moat Ib
Wads Zihiman
Cox
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Debs
Stedman
Christensen
Ways
Cox and
Zitlman
Rep
Twigg
Chapta
Dr Conwell to Lecture in Frederick City Opera House
Philadelphia lecturer Dr Russell H Conwell, famed as one of the world is great speakers, will give his popular lecture The Jolly Earthquake Power of a Cheerful Spirit on Monday evening November 22 under First Baptist Church auspices in the City Opera House. The committee expects a large audience with around 1 000 people anticipated for his seventeenth Frederick visit.
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Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
City Opera House
First Baptist Hircd
Big City
Jas. O. Wrightson
W. C. Royal
Joly Farthquake
Baltimore
Dr. Conwell
Frederick
Royal
Dr Conwell
Maryland Guard Reconstitutes Twenty Ninth Division Plans
Maryland officers approve the rebirth of the Twenty-ninth Division with two Maryland regiments and a new air squadron. Company A Frederick and Westminster prepare for federal muster within a week, joining the old Blue and Gray lineage. The conference at Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore outlined unit allocations, air force strength of 37 officers and 159 men plus 17 battleplanes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore City
A. Frederick
Westminster
Hagerstown
Hyatts Ville
Elkton
Centerville
Cambridge
Silver Spring
Chestertown
Twenty-ninth Division
France
Argonne Forest
Slinte-Alsace
National Guard
Fifth Regiment
Cronkhite
Third Army Corps
Third Corps
Virginia
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
National Guards
War Department
E. J. Walliams
Staf
Gener Reckord
Rowle
Markey
Beary
Price
Pennnylvania
J. Lane Stern
Gill
Stephan
la Giarde
Vir, Rina
Holstein breeders to meet in Frederick with Akin as guest
Th D Akin of Flint Mich, president of the National Holstein Friesen Association, will be guest of honor at the Maryland Club Breeders annual meeting in Frederick on November 16. A banquet with speeches is planned at Culers stables on South Market Street the next day, November 17, featuring a sale of sixty head of cattle. John M Dennis of Baltimore, former Frederick resident, leads the Maryland association with G H Fobert secretary and W P Morsell manager.
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Th. D. Akin
Flint
Mich
National
Holstein-Friesian Association
Maryland Club
City Hotel
Frederick
John M. Dennis
Baltimore
Maryland Association
G. H. Fobert
Lutherville
W. P. Morsell
Recognition for Mexico by England follows U S action
London reports British recognition of Mexico expected after the United States acts. Former Mexican minister in London Said the move would align with Washington recognizing Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
England
U. S
Associated Press
London
United States
Everybody Should Be in Good Health
An advertisement promotes Vinci as a scientific tonic blend of iron beef cod liver peptones and glycerophosphate. It targets men women and children who are anaemic run-down thin and nervous urging readers to seek its benefits for improved blood and circulation and renewed vitality.
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Vinci
Snells
Rer
South Street Home Sold to Eleanor Federline Bare
Markwood D. Harp broker sold the Frank Korrell Baltimore property at 300 West South Street to Eleanor M. Federline Bare. Possession given April 1.
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South Street
Markwood D. Harp
Frank Korrell
Baltimore
West South St
Eleanor M. Federline Bare
Glyven
Practical Government Project Teaches Civics In Senior Class
Miss Mary C. Ott heads a Home Department civics program at Boys’ High School, mirroring New York and Chicago efforts. Senior students study campaigns, register voters, and run a nonpartisan mock election with detailed ballot and polling operations. Students discuss platforms, party roles, and the presidential race, led by active Republican and Democratic committees. The effort proves civics is real and vital, with outcomes shown in the Harding Coolidge win and related results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Ott
Boys’ High School
University High School of
Chicago
New York City
Lise Ott
Torough
State Central Comittees
Merle Dixon
O. J. Keller
Aldridge
Stambaugh
Wilbur Kindley
David Aldridge
Ralph Falconer
Storm
Ganagh
Cecil
Wilson
Musante
Devitbiss
Msher
Rothenhoefer
BE. English
R. Yinger
Falconer
Booth Witcher
New Market
Wichelberger
Stull
Hopkins
Urner
English
Hoffman
Howard
Kine
Weber
Beall
Dovitbiss
Campign
J. Keller
J., Kennedy
Scott
Shipley
Etchelbersey
John Grove
Dutrow
Kindley
Hull
N. Smith
A. Smith
H. Enghah
R. Cecil
Miss Ott
Tampaign Civics
Harding
Coolidge
Cox
Roosevelt
Debs
Stedman
Socalist
J. Walter Smith
KE Weller
Iverson
Mish
Nathiman
Twigs
Robert
Merle Diyon
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
Don’t stay stuffed up quit blowing and snuffling. A dose taken every two hours until three doses relieve pain feverishness and headache. The first dose clears nasal passages stops runny nose and sneezing. It costs only a few cents at drugstores and acts without quinine. Retrieved from an old advertisement style clinical claim.
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Pape
Harding to Take Up Americas World Program
Harding prepares to address Americas World Program amid election returns showing Republicans expanding control in the House with a likely record majority. The Memphis Tennessee region and Oklahoma feature notable results, including Alice Robertson’s victory as a woman representative. New York District Attorney Swann opens an inquiry into alleged election fraud after ballots found marked for Democrats near a sewer mouth. Street sweepers are asked to probe underground passages for additional ballots.
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Tured
House
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
New York
Swann
Dreco Restores Health in Cumberland Woman's Testimony
Mrs. Henry Schad of 123 Elder St Cumberland testifies that after severe suffering from nervousness insomnia and digestive issues Dreco eased pain improved sleep and appetite and calmed her nerves. She reports constant relief and renewed strength since starting the medicine, purchased at Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Freeville.
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Henry Schad
Elder St. Cumberland
Algerts
Dreco
Freevick
Pearce
Modown
Adit
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Coe Daily News
United ‘ Ashe Associated Press
League of Na
Froger
Mrove Lime Co
Willa. J.grove
Quintette Pleases
Point of Rocks
Ed. D. Hobbs
Wm. P. Mautsky
Glenn H. Worthington
Alfred Ritter
Charles C. Waters
J. E.R. Wood, Jr
Thurmont
Urbana
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Col
George A. Pearre
Milton G. Urner
Melvin G. Winstock
Frank W. Hackett
Arthur C. Wilard
FG. Wagaman
Edward S. Etchelberger
Harry E. Chapline
Gertrude
Grace da Grange
West South Street
Baker Johnson
Freedrick J. Nelson
Thomas Turner
Potts Building
City
Cornell O
Washington CO
Zihtman
Weller
DR. Conwell Coming
Maryland Guard
ACAI
Company A
Memphis
Tennessee
Republi
Alf Taylor
Roberts
Lamson’s
Steiner Bros
Virginia Drill
York Imperials
Ben Davis
County Armers’ Exchange
News- Post
Oakland
Court St
Dnl Ave
J. A. LeGore
LeGore
Cramer
Poteraville
Jefferson
pews-Post
Rockwell Terrace
Caro Newa-Post
Etree
W. i_ Patrick street
The
Bend
D. H. McBride
Ahnow
Frederick Country
Haya
North Market Street
Porter
Pearce's
Second St
Bie
Gittinger’s Grocery
Mrs. D. C. Winebrewer
Court Square
Frank Newmas
Jenet
I. ¥. Gainsborough
Cneep M4
Braddock
Groffs Green House
Gottschall
Stens
Come
Futura
Independence
Gettacall
Harrisburg
Aaron R. Anders
Alen
News-Post
Daniel H. Buckey
N. Market Street
Madison Street
Edward
Déwtt
Cramer's Palace of Music
Rhode~ Island
Owen Farm
Hood College Farm
W. Taird
John
Rothenhoofer Pleasant Hill
Keefer
Lee
Ranneberger
W. L
Fisher
Star Theatre
West Fourth St
Gintinger’s Grocery
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