The Daily News Frederick Md Publication Info
The item is a historical newspaper masthead noting publication details for The Daily News of Frederick Maryland. It includes the paper's address The News Fest Building South atreol and references to the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co and Associated Press rights and policy on corrections and letters.
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Jan
News-Fest
Sourh Atreol
Frederick
Great Southern” Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Football remains amateur as pro era fades
In a 1926 reflection, football loses momentum for professionalization, staying mainly an amateur college and high school sport while baseball keeps its vigor. The piece contrasts tennis trends toward private clubs with public play, and notes royal weddings in Brussels drawing crowds and injuries, echoing American crowds at home.
RACE OF MONKEYS AND PAR ROTS
Olive Roberts Bartor argues public school discipline shapes followers rather than leaders. She notes blanket schooling may erode individual initiative but asserts self control and obedience build true character and authority should be respected.
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Olive Roberts Bartor
Marty
Childen
Inquiring Reporter Asks Five Random Readers Peaches Browning Case
Five individuals share mixed views on the Peaches Browning marriage tale. Ruth Phebus doubts any outcome but money. Mrs Baumgardner calls the match inevitable. Katherine Remsburg disapproves. Carroll Null finds it disgusting. Grace Diehl worries another romance ends.
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Ruth Phebus
Beca
William D. Baumgardner
Katherine Remsburg
Frederick
Daily English Lesson Word Disquiet Defined
A daily vocabulary note presents the word disquiet meaning to cause unease or restlessness. It includes usage hints and pronunciation quirks as part of a broader series on expanding vocabulary.
Old Masters and Remembrance in a Friend’s Memory
The speaker recalls past joys and losses while pondering friendship and death. He considers how memory preserves value, and how thinking of a dear friend can restore all losses and ease sorrow. The verse laments aging and grief while honoring enduring companionship.
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Ama
Lut's Stuff Medley and Autumn Reflections
A reflective piece by N. A. Lufburrow notes time passing and autumn mood. Mentions bare trees and fine weather and hints at upcoming holidays and political sports like Princeton and Harvard rowing. Warns turkey prices may double by Thanksgiving as the year advances.
Just a Jingle About a Balding Barber Chair Tale
A humorous jingle recalls a man in a barber chair who asks to be trimmed. He falls asleep and wakes to find he is bald. The ad note adds that news advertising pays and urges giving it a trial.
Today in History and Birthdays and Events
A compilation of notable anniversaries and birthdays. Highlights include 1826 William Crutchfield born in Greenville Tennessee. 1848 Count Roaslo slain in Rome. 1886 Durham fire. 1918 British Lords veto power bill. 1924 Jersey City water front fire. today’s birthdays include Senator Rice W. Means John H. Kirby and others. events note Fort Washington anniversary and National Guard Convention in Louisville with farm relief lobbying in St. Louis.
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William Crutchfield
Tennessee
Greenville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Count Roas
Senate
Rome
Joseph R. Burton
U. S
Kansas
Mitchell
Ind
Los Angeles
Durham
N. C
James McCosh
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
Scotland
House of Lords
Brussels
Jersey City
Rice W. Means
Colorado
United Spanish War Veterans
Bt. .Joseph
John H. Kirby
Texas
Tyler County
Joseph PF. Lynch
Dallas
St. Joseph
Mich
Jesse H. Metcalf
United States
Rhode Island
Providence
R. L
Lemuel H. Marlin
DePauw University
Mercer, C
John B. Henderson
Missouri
National Fraternal Congress
Washington, D. C
New York City
Fort Washington
Louisville
National Guard
Association of the United States
Cotton Growers
South
St. Louis
Congress
Sunday School Association Banquet Plans December Opera House Demonstration
About 30 Frederick County Sunday School Association members gathered at the Buffalo Restaurant for a banquet and meeting. They planned a December 12 Opera House demonstration with Dr Oscar Blackwelder as principal speaker and decided to omit a Sunday school parade this year, opting for a larger parade next spring.
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Frederick County Sunday School Association
Buffalo
City Opera House
Oscar Blackwelder
Baltimore
John 8. Adam
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Wikelihand
Operna House
Cumberland
Blackwelder
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick item notes local moves
Johnson S. B Smith of North Market Street travels on business to Philadelphia New York and Boston. A stray bullet shattered a window at George Wachter’s home on East Patrick Street but caused no injuries. Annie Boyer accepts a position at C. Carty’s furniture on East Patrick. Clarry Tebhersz of East Third Street tours Ohio and Michigan for Ox Fibre Brash Works.
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Johnson S. B Smith
North Market Street
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Hrevia Ice Factory
East
Patrick Street
George Wachter
Annie Boyer
C. C. Carty
East Patrick Street
Clarry Tebhersz
East Third Street
Ohio
Michican
Do You Know Mythology Quiz Questions
Mythology questions test recall of key myths. The list asks about Thor Zeus Pluto the Sphinx Atalanta the Trojan War Ulysses Achilles and the seven wonders including a goddess temple. The answers appear on the last page.
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Thor
Pluto
Atalanta
Ulysses
Achilles
Frederick Art Club Discusses Greek Sculpture and Indian Trails
The Frederick Art Club met with Mrs. Bessie Clapp presiding. Miss Helen Smith announced an illustrated lecture on Indian Trails in Winchester on November 20 featuring Henry Warren Poor. Talks on Greek sculpture covered the Acropolis, Parthenon, and Hellenistic art with notes by Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Etchison, and others. annual readings continue Thursdays.
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Frederick
Art Club
Besete Clapp
Vatican
Europe
Acropolis
Jiheis
Sybelle Etchison
Dardanelles
Greece
Athens
British Museum
England
Lord Elgin
John Addington Symonds
Cora Hendrix
Alexander of
Alexandria
Egypt
Hendrix
Bertha Trat
Anniversary Observance of St Timothy's Mission at Sedleysville
The thirtieth anniversary of St Timothy's mission was observed at the new Sedleysville church with a large congregation and reception. Rev W Barker Turner led services. speakers included Rev Louis Engld and Rev Victor Ross former vicars, plus Miss Bertha Trail and a Boyer group. The church on Franklin Street, donated by William J Grove, is debt free and hosts a growing Sunday school and several church organizations.
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St. Timothy's
Sedleysvile
W. Kt. Barker Turner
Louis H. Engld
Bishop Paret Memorial Church
Baltimore
Krall
Mary Maulsby
Mollie~Kemp
Ewald
Charles Main
Fev
Ross
Shiee
Thottle
Mr. Turner
Trail
Woman's Missionary Society
Charles Tinney
Franklin Street
William J. Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Agricultural Society
Tinner
Girls’ Friendly Society
Irene Eildebrand
Men’s Club
Clarence Hamilton
Trailie
Charles &. Trail
Laura Schier Osburn
Mabel Tinner
Lonice Johnnson
Baker Johnson
Thelton Nixdorf
Muskrat Fur Boom Boosts Maryland Marsh Lands Value
The muskrat fur trade in Maryland is near 1 million dollars annually, with 1925 pelts totaling about 445 000 and meat adds roughly 110 250, boosting the year’s value to 787 000. Marsh lands prove more productive than farmland, and tenant trappers often earn substantial shares.
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Maryland
Game Department
Sia'e Conservation Commission
Conservation Department
State Game Department
Ministers Meet At Y M C A Mandal
The County Ministerial Association met at the Y M C A Mandal where Rev J W Kirk urged pastors to be their own evangelists. He cited personal contact as most effective for winning souls and aiding the pastor. Present were Rev W C Dar Rev John S Adam Rev Alvill Conner Rev W C Erdman Rev HT G Kieffer Rev J W Rick Rev WoCer al Rev U S Roupp Rev C A Shull and Rev G W Kerstetter.
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Y. M. C. A. Mandal
J. W. Kirk
Wm. C. Dar
John S. Adam
Alvill Conner
Property transfers among Zimmerman and associates
Property records show multiple transfers between Ritchie D Zimmerman and wife and A LeRoy McCardell and wife with small sums and city transactions. Additional exchanges involve Lloyd C Quiler and Walter C Caller trustees with various spouses, including transfers to Ror Zimmerman and Henry B Ramsburg.
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Ritchie
Zimmerman
leRoy McCardell
A. laRor McCardell
Ritchie D. Zimmerman
City
Flinc Bo Ramchure
Lloyd C .Quiler
R. Clinton Zimmerman
Lord
Caller
Henry
Rameburs
Elias RB Ramsburg
John ML
Annie E. Zimmerman
Tuberculosis of the Larynx Aids and Treatments
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how laryngeal tuberculosis shifted from fatal to treatable with early diagnosis. Veterans' hospitals advocate voice rest and paper messages, topical sprays, and direct sunlight via mirrors to reach the larynx.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Imygeia
Health Magazine
Homer van Horne
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Livermore
Calif
Old Time Dance Band Delights Freder icktsonians at Plymouth Show
Uncle John Wilder and relatives of President Coolidge are warmly received as the Plymouth Vermont Old Time Dance Band, 14 locals, performs at the Opera House. The program features old time quadrilles and dances, followed by the feature film The Thief of Bagdad at the Empire. Mantell and Hamper tour with Shakespearean plays at City Opera House on Thursday.
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John” Wilder
Coolidge
Fredericktsonians
Plymouth
Opera
Bagdad
Dousing Fairbanks
Mantell and Hamper to star in Music Box Revue at Opera House
Mr Mantell offers Shylacy and King Lear characterizations with Miss Hamper as Portia and Cordelia. Music Box Revue attracts at Opera House on Tuesday November 23. Fourth edition praised for higher development with new beauty avenues by Murray Anderson and scores by Irving Berlin. Revue features color, song, two acts and thirty five scenes. Cast includes Nyla Brown Johnny Stanley Dee Hamilton Sonia De Caire and the Famous Music Box Girls.
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Shakespeaream Organisation
Opera House
Thris
John Murray Anderson
Irving Berlin
Nyla Brown
Johnny Stanley
Dee Hamilton
Sonia de Caire
Two Acquittals in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Chicago case ends with L. B. Mason and Major Percy Owen acquitted by a federal jury of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. Mason, reelected to the state Senate, defended the verdict as a vote of confidence from supporters. Prosecution contended graft and diversion of sacramental wine totaled thousands of gallons and dollars.
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Chicago
L. B. Mason
Percy Owen
Prohibition
Ilinois
Mason
State Senate
Major
Gwen
Puitie
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