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Bundavet
News-Post
Atrest
Frederick
Qrest Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Associated
Advertising Drives Public Interest In Retail Trade
A 1926 editorial argues that successful business relies on advertising to stir public interest. It contrasts open doors without ads with stores that actively promote goods and reviews. Advertising attracts crowds, validates claims, and builds customer trust leading to larger sales and profits.
Woman Worthy of Emulation by Olive Roberts Barton
A tribute to Mrs Calvin Coolidge praising her quiet strength and courage after tragedy. The piece lauds her as the finest example of character and pluck, noting her brave smile and support for her husband in public life. It reflects on private sorrow and public duty.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Mgr
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Coolidge
White House
Stead
Harvest Processions Mark An Ancient Native Celebration
An Iran era festival story describes annual harvest rites and thanksgiving processions led by local chiefs. Guardians and deities are honored as long rituals unfold, reflecting traditional community practices and cultural heritage.
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Iniia
Ehrince
Inquiring Reporter Seeks Thanksgiving Snow Answers
Question asks if snow will fall for Thanksgiving with varied local replies. Mrs. William C. Humm and Mrs. Jon S. Renn say no, Edward B. Mierse ll and John H. Albaugh note no and yes respectively, while William A. Stull near Frederick says he would not.
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William C. Humm
Jonn S. Renn
Dward B. Miersell
John H. Albaugh
William A. Stull
Frederick
Daily Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon
Daily Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon teaches word usage and pronunciation with examples. It highlights misused phrases such as with reference instead of tin reference and notes on pronunciation for debris. The piece underscores vocabulary growth and offers a daily word study example focusing on cordiality and sincerity.
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W. L. Gordon
France
Reed probes Kansas City campaign fund slush inquiry
Senator James A. Reed, heading the Senate campaign funds committee, will investigate charges that the local Democratic organization used a slush fund in the November 2 election. He has summoned I R Imstey of Kansas City, a former Missouri legislator, to testify on rumors that 250000 to 750000 was funneled into the city campaign fund by the Kansas City Street Railways Company. Walmsley triggered the hearing by asking Senator Norris for a broader inquiry into alleged irregularities in the city elections.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Investigation Committee
Hunter Reed
I. R. Imstey
Ranats City
Focal Democratic
Kansas City Street Railways Company
Walmsley
Norris
Repolean
Nebraska
Purely Personal Notices and Obituaries
Purely personal items note Mr. C Edward Sparrow of The Sun Baltimore visiting his father in law Mr E Doter Mantz. Genevieve Rhoads nurse at Garfield Memorial Hospital Washington visits Braddock Heights parents Mr and Mrs G Oscar Rhoads. Mrs E R George Lovettsville Va attends Daughter of the Confederacy convention in Richmond as delegate. Miss Mary Jones Braddock Heights attends U S C sessions in Richmond. Col John Keating Cumberland financier buried funeral at St Patrick s Cumberland with interment at SS Peter and Paul Baltimore area clergy and friends attend. Thanksgiving dance planned Germantown November 28. A 16th century note on German letter carriers using cylinders for speed.
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C. Edward Sparrow
the Sun
Baltimore
E. Doter Mantz
Misa Genevieve Rhoads
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
Tnd
G. Oscar Rhoads
East Second Street
E. R. George
Lovettsville
Col. Keating
John Keating
Cumberland
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
SS. Peter and Paul
Colonel Keating
Virginia
John J. Cronson
St. Francis of Assisi
Brunswick
Mer. Joseph Cunnane
St. Andrews Catholic Church
Today in History and Anniversaries
A compact record of notable dates and births. It lists figures like George Eliot born 1819 and Jack London died 1916, plus events such as the 1924 Gore appointment and 1917 House mission arrival. Also notes birthdays of Grand Duke Michael, Heber Grant, Percival Baxter, Johnny Dundee, and Cyrus Ballin. Includes Today’s Events like St Cecilia festival, Winter Fair in Ottawa, and notable court actions.
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George Eliot
Marian Frans
Warwickshire
England
Cheslsea
Hyacinthe Aube
Parte
Thomas Pym Cope
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Lancaster County
Thomas W. Ferry
Michigan
United States
Columbia
Jack London
Glen Ellen
Calif
San Francisco
Col. House
Paris
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
President Coolidge
Michael Alexandrovitch
Czar
Russia
Heber J. Grant
Salt Lake City
Percival P. Baxter
Maine
Portland
Johnny Dundee
Italy
Cyrus H. Ballin
Sors
Springfield
Utah
A Popular Scot and Quick Quiz from a Page Riddle
A clipped newspaper quiz asks who is pictured, whether Ohio’s largest city is the state capital, and defines an amoeba and a herbivorous animal. It also queries the design of Indian and Liscon pennies, fish under water optics, the lowest pinochle card, driving side in England, quart-to-gallon, and the largest U S state by area.
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Ohio
England
United States
Ostrich traits mirror human mendacity in a satirical note
A writer compares an ostrich to humans, noting the bird hides its head yet remains bulky, while people mask meanness with smiles. The piece argues the ostrich is not dumb and condemns those who think they conceal their fault, concluding with a defense of the bird’s honor.
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A. Lufburrow
Noted Poet’s Lines on Time and Youth Endure
An excerpt presents time as a relentless force that erodes youth and glory. It contrasts mortal decay with a vow to praise the subject’s worth, acknowledging time’s scythe yet asserting verse can endure beyond the years. The fragment references Shakespeare and themes of aging and permanence.
Justice McKenna Dead
Washington November 22 The body of Joseph McKenna former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court who died in his apartment will be interred today at Mt Oliver cemetery beside his wife Chief Justice Taft and the Associate Justices will act as honorary pallbearers Death followed a months long illness and was attributed to infirmities of advanced age McKenna retired from the bench in 19 )
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Washington
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court
Mt Oliver Cemetery
Taft
McKenna
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Frederick items from The News dated November 22, 1906 describe Leo Weinders of North Market street in Baltimore taking an examination before the Maryland State Law Examiners. Main and Troxell commission merchants moved their store from East Patrick street to a storeroom opposite City Hall vacated by Wertheimer Bre. Dr Francis D Roelker, visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Revelacy, has returned to Sherman Texas. Mr Breckenridge Shaw and family of South Market street have returned from visiting relatives in Manchester Carroll county.
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Bocat Weings
the News
Leo Weinders
North Market Street
Baltimore
Maryland State Law Examiners
Main and
Troxell
East Patrick Street
City Hall
Wertheimer Bre
Francis D. Roelker
Daniel Revelacy
Sherman
Texas
Red Cross Members Named From Long List
Long list of new Red Cross members announced includes Mr oW HW Prudhomme and many individuals such as Margaret Haart, Mrs. David Kolb Harnet Krelo, Mrs. Tala Haller, Frances Ang Delaplaine, Mrs. George Delaplaine, Mrs. Richard Hargett, Mrs. Susan B AL Bessie Wilhide, William D Zimmerman, and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy. The piece also mentions Algerian natives and stones for camel feed in a desert scene.
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Red Cross
Red
Ow HW Prudhomme
Mies Gerinidle Les
Ida Lee
Mm Parner
Margaret Haart
Boward
Margaret Tartan
David Kolb Harnet Krelo
Tala Haller
M Mauen Green
Alwe Kolbsil C. Aucharias
H. A. Zacharias
Chas. Opel
Horace Opel
William AL Wright
Frances Ang Delaplaine
George Delaplaine
Michael
Richard Hargett
Susan B
Bessie Wilhide
William D Zimmerman
Ernest Kennedy
Wan
Zimmerman
Wol Lebhere
M. L. Shook
William , Stanton
J. B. Atkinson
Private corporation to make medicinal liquor
Washington November 22 Immediate creation of a private corporation to manufacture medicinal whisky and to take over all existing cuppiles of ils liquor will be asked of Congress by Brie Gene Lincoln C Andrews Assistant Secretary of the Treasury to charge of prohibition enforcement He said today it was imperative that the cooperation immediately set about the detail ing of whisky lest the present supply of about 1500 000 gallons be exhausted at the end of five years which he estimated would be necessary for the new stock to time Critics the present system of private ownership and distribution of whisky General Andrews proposed that the corporation be under government supervision and that it buy 2 iqnor stock now on hand and assume full responsibility for future distribution of medicinal whisky Secretary Mellon who joined Pres went Covlidge in vetoing a previous proposal that the government take over the supplies of medicinal Hynor this endorsed the new plan While the law now authorizes the Internal Revenue Bureau to make provision for replenishment of the medicinal stock General Andrews asserted that no thoughtful citizen would want to place upon a government official the embarrassing responsibility of deciding what distilleries shall be authorized to manufacture 3 000 000 gallons of whisky or to require him to undertake to supervise the manufacture The one best practical solution to remedy all these conditions seems to be that Congress enactment set up a private corporation which will be in fact a beneficent monopoly in that it will purchase and own all the medicinal spirits in the country and be the sole source of supply from now on for medicinal spirits
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Washington
Congress
Brie-Gene Lincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
Ife
Andrewas
Mellon
Internal Revenue Bureau
Andrews
Trial Starts 70 Day Washington Oil Scandal Case
In Washington two famed prospectors now a former cabinet officer and a wealthy oilman face conspiracy to defraud the government charges over naval oil reserves. Albert B. Fall and Edward L. Doheny prepare for a District of Columbia trial likely to last a month with 60 witnesses.
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Ottawa
Ont
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Butte
Mont
Ludwig Salm Hoogstratten
Millicent Rogers
New York
Washington
Great West
Paral
Albert B. Fall
Warding
Edward L. Doheny
Pan-American Petruleum and Transport Company
Calimbit Supreme Court
Doheny
Naval Oil
Elk Tillis
California
Liis
Sento Investientiun
Wyoming
Hares
Navy Tostice
Interior Department
Inere
Senator Walsh
Montana
Senate
Josephus Daniils
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Harry M. Daugherty
Cantata at Evangelical Reformed Church Evening Service
A cantata titled L enience Arden and Peace was performed during evening worship led by Rev. Dr. Henri TL G Kieffer. A large congregation attended with soloists Mrs Bow ers, Mrs Mehrt W Smith, A Harts Etchison, and Charles M Cassel. The cantata was presented in three parts as the congregation waited for closing hymns. Specimens of cactus in late Mexican deserts are noted to reach thirty to forty feet in height.
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Mexican
Deserts
Boys' Club Leaders Grow Through Rural Organization
Frederick county boys' clubs expand from 3 groups in 1923 to 12 clubs in 1926 with 2,000 members, focusing on leadership, cooperation, and purebred livestock. The program shows success in Holstein, Jersey, Guernsey cattle, chickens, and pigs, with notable exhibits at Timonium and district fairs. County agents, teachers, and Farm Bureau support fuel the growth, while the state College Park week and club exhibits highlight youth farming education.
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H. R. Lacemaker
Inoys
Frederick County
Civb
Chester
Middletown
Edward Holter
J. Homer Remsbers
Arthur Flook
Durec-Jerser
Herman Willard
Poland
China
Arthur Willard
Willard Helter
Charles Ahalt
Polana
Harter Helter
Ineseli Keller
Durec- Jerser
Emmett Bowlus
Thomas Mentzer
Nathan Mentzer
Charles Wolfe
Willie Adams
Amos Tylier
Holstein
Austin Miller
John Heller
Selstein
Lee
Charles Zimmerman
Tralp Zimmerman
Harry McDonald
Frederick High School
Landon C. Burns
Thurmont High School
Charles Rezsberg
Middletown High School
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
County Board of Education
G. Lloyd Palmer
Frederick City
College Park
Hundeeg
Maryland
University of Maryland At
Timonium
Fredercity
Frederick Fair
Guernsey
Jersey
Rhode Island
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Kenneth Baker
Woodsboro
George Holter
Detroit
Qelover
Austin
How Tuberculosis Is Carried To Those Exposed
A Philadelphia study by Eb Opie and F McPhedran shows prolonged exposure in families with open tuberculosis leads to positive tuberculin tests and X ray evidence of infection. The report notes child gland involvement and higher transmission when a severe case exists, with hidden disease posing later risk.
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Dre Eb. L Opie
F. M. McPhedran
Philadelphia
Saynniz
Enlin
Wat Simerins
Greater Land
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Theodore Rasfon
Graysen Satz
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Srunswita
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Haser< Iown
Robert A. Browning
Edward Burgess
St . of the Ascenion
Petersville
Brownsville
Pabs Rusets
Mack Meilor
Hagerstown
Thewning
Cr Ss Purpose Sect
Burgess
Athbesse
W. E Mr. Gross
Mr Gray
Brownsvale
Greater London
Morri
Journal of G
American Medical Association
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