The Daily News Frederick Md
The Daily News is an independent daily with Sunday edition at The News Post Building Court Street Frederick Md The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company is the printer and Associated Press receives news dispatches for publication The paper requires real names for letters and accepts free notices only in written form mailed to the office Entered at the Frederick Md post office on second class matter.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Frederick, Md
Help the Library and Safety Meeting Highlight October 13 1926
Articles urge Frederick county residents to support Library Week giving voluntary gifts to fund library expenses. A public safety meeting at Empire Theatre Friday focuses on worker protection as risk in daily tasks is emphasized.
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Frederick County
Vur College
Empire Theatre
Inquiring Reporters Ask Five Voters About Conventions
Five individuals from Reno and surrounding areas give mixed views on whether party conventions or primaries best select candidates. Opinions range from support for conventions to calls for personal responsibility and work as modern duty.
A Safety Fable Warns on Street Dangers
A stray grasshopper narrative cautions readers on street safety, detailing how avoiding feet fails when a stray step crushes the insect. The tale ends with a reminder to be discreet in busy streets and safe in daily crossing habits.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlights
Dates and events span 1812 to 1924 with births and deaths of notable figures. Items include treaties excluding explosive missiles, Millard Fillmore era meetings, Montenegrin victory, Bishop Brown unfrocking, and the Prince of Wales Chicago welcome. Birthdays feature Reginald Stubick Sargent Bathe Langtry Commons. Today’s events cover Baker’s birthday anniversary, the first London inventions exhibition, Rhode Island party conventions, Australia university tour, and U S Cotton Association meetings.
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United States
Edward Blake
Ontario
Toronto
St. Petersburg
Louisville
Millard Fillmore
Daniograd
William T Minor
Connecticut
Stamford
Galleta
Hinderburg
Dvinsk
Prince of Wales
Chicago
Reginald J. Stubick
Jamaica
John+. Sargent
Vermont
Theodore G. Bathe
Mississippi
Juniper Grove
Miss
Lily Langtry
Lady de Rathe
Isle of Jersey
John R. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Darke County
Ohio
London
Rhode Island
Providence
Univers of Australia
Leland Stanford
Ray
Sion
Bag Ton Txtay
National
Taint, Oil and Varnish Association
Washington, D. C
Son of the Shea at Opera House with Rudolph Vatenu
Rudolph Vatenu appears in The Son of the Shea at the Opera House today and Thursday as a top attraction. The program also features a Sheik sequel, Empire and Just a Woman with Claire Windsor and Conway Tearle, plus comedy and news. Maryland’s Bobby Custer headlines Macsland show with Tim’s popular dance acts.
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Opera House
Rudolph Vatenu
Son of
Markisz
Empire
Claire Windsor
Conway Tearle
Empira
A Mather
Strane
Maryland
Austin
Bob Custer
Macsland
Tims
Bible Thought 1 NT. ARGEMENT 1
Fragmentary text references religious ideas and phrases about the Lord and salvation. The garbled lines mention opponents, rejection, and praise, with no clear event or identifiable figures or organizations. More readable context is needed to produce a proper summary.
Fragmentary jingle echoes in broken lines
A garbled verse hints at a song or advertisement about buying and hacking. The text is incoherent and incomplete, mentioning Tommy, age 51, and hidden dirt spots, but no coherent event or clear entities. The fragment lacks context and verifiable details.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Fragmentary local notes recount events from two decades ago in Frederick including church postings and community happenings with partial names and dates hard to parse. The item preserves a snapshot of historical memory but details are incomplete.
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Frederick
World's Materials for Local Brushes Explored at Kiwanis
Adolf H Schaffert explains how Florida real estate booms raise palmetto fibre prices vital to Oy Fib Brush Co. Mexico taxing fibres like tampico and rice root affect supply. Palmyra and other fibers from India Brazil and China feed production. Bridge to local impact: brush factory hits record 2 905 000 brushes in March and uses 17 000 feet of lumber daily.
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Frederick
Oy Fibe Brush Company
Francis Scott Key
Adolf H. Schaffert
Florida
Mexico
Dres
Gée
India
Palmyr
China
South Carolina
Georgia
Bengal
Northwest
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
Ox Fibre
Frank Bennet
Cincinnati
A. E. Levy
Osha
Diamond Match Co
A. M. Long
Hagerstown
P. W. Chichester
Kiwanis International
Chicago
Agricultural Committee
Kiwanis Coub
Schools For
Harry MacDonald
Frederick Hisa School
T. S. G. Rupp
Hold Up Case Faces Trial In Frederick Court
Harold Jacobs known as Red Jacobs and John West of Hagerstown faced a pistol holdup charge against William S Perkins at his Gapland home on July 22. Testimony showed money stolen and liquor later claimed. defense asserts liquor purchase and not robbery. Trial adjourned with more witnesses to testify.
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Harold Jacobs
Jred" Jacobs
John West
Hagerstown
William S. Perkins
Glenn H. Worthington
Jacobs
Lquor
Perkins
West
Perking
Gapland
Jacob
Charles W. Crum
Frederick
Jacobs and
C. L. Perkins
Wnd
Harvey Perkins
Crum
Jal
H. C. Bull
Hyerstown
C. Q. Ornsberger
Ornsberger
Clarence Fejer
CheTser
Orrsberser
Red
Mar Snook
Barry
Orla PY
Dennis Sprx
Ademer Reno
A Child's Test Questions from a Puzzle Sheet
A scanned page presents a child’s information quiz with ten questions. Questions cover topics from history to geography and language, including Napoleon’s last name, Thanksgiving day, Robinson Crusoe’s island resident, Portland or Oregon capital, borrow versus loan, time zones, stars on the flag, a boxing title bout, and King Midas’ wish.
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Napolenon
Robinson Crusoe
Oregon
Chicago
San Francisco
King Midas
Lutherans to Meet at Fifth Biennial Convention
Maryland will send 13 delegates to the United Lutheran Church in America fifth biennial convention in Richmond Virginia October 19 to 28 replacing the general body of 5 372 congregations and 1 379 742 baptized members with 2 983 pastors. Delegates listed include F W Eaker G S Kowers H C Poffenberger J E Royers W A Wade C Ey Orth and others from Baltimore Fast on Frederick Haxterstown and more.
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New York
United Lutheran Church In America
Richmond
Maryland
United Lutheran Church
United States
Canada
Marrland Incude
F. W. Eaker
G. &. Kowers
H. C. Poffenberger
J. E. Royers
W. A. Wade
C. Ey
J. E. Harms
J. W. Ott
Simeon
Haxterstown
Wlc
Dar
W. W. Doub
Middletown
Musicals Hold Meeting With Polished Program
The Mon- Jay Musicals held their first full meeting at Mrs. Ro F E Towns home on Rockwell Terrace. Twenty six programs were presented featuring German composers. R Ames Hendrick read a paper. performances included piano solos by James HF. Garris and others, plus contralto and string pieces.
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Rheinberrar
H. T. Wade
Behm
Mrs String Trie
Joseph Stevens
Paviq Vartan
Professor Wade
Numbhe Adacio
Rathoren
Minuet Rathoren
Laratine
Raft
Sunlight therapy for tuberculosis requires careful dosing
Dr. Morris Fishbein cautions against overexposure to sun rays in treating tuberculosis. He cites practices in the southwestern United States and rolls out a gradual, individualized plan based on lung involvement, patient response, and fever.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Associatio
Hygeia
Health Magazine
United States
Samuel HL. Watson
Tucson
Ariz
Switzerland
Rollier
Nature by Austin S Clark on a tropical moth
The article notes a large handsome moth common in tropical America and Florida. It details its habits hiding in folds of bark, morning darting from halos, and occasional northern sightings as storms blow specimens northward to Canada and Leadville.
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Austin S. Clark
Smithsonian Institution
Tropical
America
Florida
Mexico
Caracas
Venezuela
Halisays
Reath
Canada
Aeon
W.T. Ardend
Leadville
Colorado
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