The Daily News Free Notices Policy
The Daily News outlines publication rules including no telephone notices and a policy to correct erroneous reflections if brought to the editor’s attention. It notes Associated Press rights and post office classification. It is a standard editorial notice from the Frederick Maryland newspaper.
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Rews-Post
Court Street
Frederick
GRE
Southern Printling and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Early Christmas Shopping Rush Prompts Broad Public Notice
A 1926 column discusses the spread of early Christmas shopping campaigns and their perceived benefits. It notes relief for clerks and postal workers from a longer season, cites slogans like Do Your Christmas Shopping Now, and comments on government spending and petty crime. The piece includes Olive Roberts Barton’s Theft Just for the Thrill, reflecting on youth crime and the lessons of honesty and ownership.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Peake
Ottawa
Bor
Das
Mater
Army Navy Game Picks From Five Random Respondents
Inquiries from five adults yield mixed views on the upcoming Army Navy game. Philip Winebrenner favors Army, Alvin Quinn calls it a toss up, Gertrude Wrenn hopes Navy, Sam Maples backs Navy, and Haller roots for Navy despite uncertainty.
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Philip R. Winebrener
Army
Alvin G. Quinn
Gertrude Wrenn
Navy
Sam W. Maples
Daily English Lesson: Word Infirm Defined
W L Gondon presents a daily English lesson on word use. Today's focus is infirm meaning feeble to body or health with example showing its application in describing a person who is blind and more infirm in every way.
Music Box Revue at City Opera House draws near sellout
Irving Berlin musical comedy presented in two arts by John Murray Anderson with 135 principals and crew. Cast travels by auto and trolley to Frederick after props moved from Hagerstown. Also listed are Empire shows and local events including a large hog butchering at Woodsboro with a community dinner and a note on Java’s Communist revolt.
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City Opera House
Irving Berlin
Walter Decker
John Murray Anderson
Wun Pers
Greenwich Village
Music Box
Hagerstown
Frederick
Som
Today in History and Anniversaries
The passage lists births and deaths including Edward Baas 1726 and Franklin Pierce 1804, plus events such as Simon Bolivar named dictator in 1926 and Victoria's engagement announced in 1889. Also notes Birthdays like Sir Gilbert Parker and Rt. Rev. Edward J. O’Dea, and events about St Clement festival and Hoover speech in St Louis.
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Edward Baas
Massachusetts
Dorchester
Mass
Newburyport
Franklin Pierce
United States
Hillsborough
N. H
Concord
Ham Claiborne
Lousiana
New Orleans
Virginia
Congress of
Colombia
Simon Bolivar
Victoria
Prince Albert
Saxe-Colture
Gotha
Privy Council
Firet Fssuo
Nevada State Journal
Reno
St. Lottie
Southern Pacific Railroad
Daniel Bandmann
Missoula
Mont
Germany
Gilbert Parker
Addington County
Hank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Franktown
Ont
Edward J. O'Dea
Seattle
Boston
Mais
Hanson B. Ely
USA
The
War College
Independence
Iowa
George B. McClellan
New York City
Dresden
Saxony
Old Masters and the Desert Saint John Drummond
Text recalls a religious voice calling for repentance in a stark desert setting. The speaker urges the faithful to abandon old errors, describing the austere life of that emissary and the solitary echoes of his warning. The fragment ends with a plea to repent and lists the lone echoes that responded.
Saldrhe Poem Fragments and Geographic Notes
The excerpt mentions Saldrhe and a line about green eyes and a queen. It also notes Rideau Hall in Ottawa built in 1838 by Thomas McKay hailed as a fine home. A line cites the shortest transcontinental distance in the United States between points near Charleston DC and San Diego California.
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Rideau Hall
Canada
Thomas McKay
Ottawa
United States
Charleston
D. C
San Diego
Calif
Frederick Local Notes From The News 1905
Twenty years ago in Frederick Albert Schell employed by Dr. Hoopes was kicked in the forehead by a horse. J N Zimmerman attends the O G Templar District meeting in Kempton. Hiram Dronenburg, son of Alex Dronenburg, was accidentally shot while target practice on Loats farm near Frederick. Thomas Rehrback returns to Mt St Marys College after a few days at home.
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Tiema
the News
Albert Schell
Samuel Hoopes
Hiram Dronenbs
Aleverdr J. Dronenburg
Frederick
Thomas Rehrback
Mt St. Mary's College
Erimitshars
Rear Frederick
Jug Bridge Woman's Club
Federation of
Iura Women’s Clubs
Wayside Inn
Miss Tipton
Educational Department
Baltimore
Lillian Merman
Movie Star Quiz From a Vintage Page
A quiz asks readers to identify a moving picture star from a pictured clue and to answer ten questions. It covers topics from university magazines to royal weddings and presidential birthdays, with dates, roles, and voice ranges referenced for each item.
Roumania praised by Queen in timely verse
A humorous verse from N. A. Lufburrow extols Roumania citing four million cattle grapes sugar and flax as evidence of national stoutness. The piece credits the Queen with prompting attention and highlights advertising as a factor in perception.
Middletown Community Show Awards Light Up Apple Displays
The Middletown Community Show concluded with judges praising the corn and awarding top prizes in the Apple Department to A Guyton Nora Holter Routzahn and others. Exhibits included apples vegetables canned goods and needlework as 100+ attendees viewed entries at Middletown High School gym under County Agent Shoemaker and Charles Remsberg.
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Middletown
Middletown High School
Middletown Grange
Agricultural Department
Miketown High School
Henry R. Shoemaker
Charles H. Remsberg
Valles
Apple Department
Apples
Jonathan
A. Guyton
A. Tlauver
Nora Holter
Stark
Routzahe
L. Guyton Vandiver
A. Hauver
J. Tater
W. Hauer, Jr
Catherine Hauver
Firushers
Arcond
Catherine Liauver
Gallo
O. Routzal
A Guyton
L. Guyton
Lee Ifert
H. Coblentz
W. Tlauver
W. Hanver, Jr
Wo Teedoc
J. Lines
J. Pines
A Hooper
DP. Coblentz
Tan W. Reeder
GG. Smith
Secon
Mary Coblentz
J Youngs
A C
M. D. Coblentz
Molly Kieum
C.K. Helter Holter
A. Willard
Jesse Young
Farm Products Department
R. Willard
H. Willard
J. Samth
C. McBride
C.hk. Holter
J. H. Remsberg
A. U G. Miler
Miller
J. H. Remsbers
Clyde Harshman
Mo Od. Coblentz
Fester Ahali
Wakefauver
Cobleniz
C. K. Wolter
Pers
Olive Gladhill
John Honer
K. Meter
Local Fair Winners List Ajudged by Coblentz and Remsberg
A chaotic OCR list records ribbon winners in jars jellies preserves and baked goods at a local fair. Names repeatedly appear for first second and third places across categories such as pickles jams jellies pies bread and candies.
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Oliver Hooper
Aimee Koutzain
M. Hulter
Margarite Stodlemeier
Exlith Fink
Charles Darner
Minnie Lines
Wm. Keffauver
Henry Haupt
Wm. Kefauver
Walter Coblentz
Foster Abalt
Foster Anhalt
M. D. Coblentz
Oliveard
Frank Iemsberg
Lettie Norwie
Edgar Castle
Laura Calwell
Albert Miler
Leslie Shafer
Martin Alexander
W. L
Guyton
Samuel McBride
Bertha Dillon
Virgie
Chas Barner
Geo. Smith
Frank Remsberg
Elizabeth Hooper
Vada Ifert
Ciara Cobleniz
A. S. Remsberg
Marry Abali
Samuel Kelter
Grace Flock
Edith Fink
Obrunt
Lettie Norris
Chrum Kepler
Ridsey Willard
C RK. Liter
Albert Miller
Philip Coblentz
Jehan Me
Liver McBride
Aa Fle
F.C. Bran
Laura Callwell
Olker Hooper
Mollie Rune
Margaret Holter
C.K. Wolter
Lan Fta Caivell
Bertha Duchier
Isolation good rule in sleeping sickness
Dr Morris Fishbein explains African sleeping sickness and the related epidemic encephalitis. The piece notes transmission by bites and person-to-person spread during the acute phase, with emphasis on containment through isolation and ongoing treatment to address secondary symptoms.
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England
Walter Freeman
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
Freeman
Embroidery and Needlework Winners Named in Show
A readerable list details prize winners across needlework divisions. Names such as Mrs. Vernon Coblentz Mrs. Ellen Sanner Mrs. Eva Bussard and Mrs. Lucelle Recher appear for hemstitching tatting crocheting embroidered pieces and handmade textiles with first second and third placements in several categories.
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Laura Calwell
George Smith
A. & Remsberg
EB. L. Coblentz
Vernon Coblentz
Ellen Sanner
Fannie Sanner
Vernon Cobrent
Lettie Norris
A. Norris
Edgar Castle
Eva Bussard
Olive Gladhill
Emma Khefauver
Katie Rudr
Calvin Abait
Virginia Young
Olive Glad Lill
David Young
H.C. Willard
Noah Korreil
Oliver McBride
Pateh
Edith Fink
Xesh Korrell
Mary Korrell
Vernon Cobblentz
Fannie Lanner
Lucelle Recher
John Keller
Edna Kefauver
Warold Derr
Catherine Ahalt
H. R. Shetmaker
Bible Classes Hold Union Meeting at 117 Penks ME Church
The Co-Workers Bible Class group of 117 Penks ME church held a union Bible class meeting at 112 church on November 19. Delegations from Frederick M. E. Church Pt of Rocks and Doubs Lutheran Church attended. Each delegation presented. Refreshments were served.
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Co-Workers Bible
Penks ME Church
Charch
Clase of Frederick
M. E. Church of Pt of Rocks
Lutheran Church of
Annual Dinner Honors Mrs Tyson At Ladies Sewing Society
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the Evangelical Reformed church held its annual dinner in church parlors with about 50 members and guests. Dr. Kieffer praised Mrs Tyson's 28 years of leadership and a doll gift was presented. dolls to be sent to Japan. The event featured autumn decor, a large doll centerpiece, and a program of thanks and recognition.
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Ladies’ Sewing Society
Evangelical+ Reformed church
G. W. Tyson
Kieffer
Tyson
Japan
Charles D. Toll
Jacob Schmidt
Jesse B. Anders
Derilla Er&h
Augustus Ber
Maud Waters Dittmar
William G. Zimmerman
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J. N Zimmerman
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Kemptonzr
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Chara Repsecon
Clifforsd
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Harehmar
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M.D. Coblentz
R. Helter
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Margaret Hallew
Geodard
Samuel Hellest
Minnie Sires
C .R. Heiter
Ove Eckard
C. Ar. Ard
Ohser
Philyp Coblentz
Olive Gladhitl
Join Holter
Clyde Haretiman
Homer Remsberg
Foster Ahalt
Norma Abait
H. A. Aexander
Borothy Ricemrsa
R. D. Rueénr
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Higela, the Health Magazine
Nova Scotia
Ntg
France
New England
Leonard €. Hornick Jr
George E. Dunn
Hiram O. Rau
Eata M Offordon
Wiliam
M. Baxter
Steward C. Hinlsuis
Reximond L. Crabill
Bransmick
Romer C Mianick
Frank G. Norris
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