The Daily News Front Matter and Notices
This item reproduces the Frederick Maryland newspaper’s masthead and printing note. It lists The Daily News as the independent publication, The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company, Associated Press affiliation, rules about letters and anonymous opinions, advertising notices, correction policy, and postal filing details.
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News-Post
Oure Street
Frederick, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Where Do We Go Tonight in Modern Courtship
A 1926 column contrasts modern dating with old etiquette as impecunious youths must spend more on outings. It then notes Pie is America’s favorite food per the American Gas Association and mentions Queen Marie of Romania visiting and choosing pie to fit American tastes.
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America
American Gas Association
Republic
Marie
Romania
Inquiring Reporter Show Om Opinion Split Among Readers
Readers share mixed reactions to The Show om with Mrs Lloyd Culler and Miss Cora Grove praising it while Miss Helen Gains of Baltimore and Miss Anna Lewis express stronger approval. The piece reflects on wealth and moral blindness, inviting reflection on generosity toward a friend named John Smith and the temptations of fortune.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Cora Grove
Helen Gains
Baltimore
Lewis Weidman
Carlisle
Anna Lewis
Frederick
Domestic Roles Shape Family Life Says Newspaper Snippet
A morning routine shows Mother handling breakfast school and chores while Father earns money and guides home life. The piece quotes Br W A Trettien urging more focus on domestic problems and notes Mother struggles to understand the claim that the home is society’s weak spot.
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Mother
Father
America
Br W. A. Trettien
Toledo University
Feather
Test Generosity With Pros Perity by Olive Roberts Barton
Fragmentary text shows a misquoted or garbled opinion piece discussing generosity and wealth. Names like John Smith appear amid unclear dialogue about helping others and fame.
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Olive Roberts Barton
John Smi
John Smith
Destructive Norway Rat Threat Described By Arthur N Pack
Arthur N Pack, President of the American Nature Association, labels the Norway rat the most destructive animal in the world. The piece notes its 150 year presence in the U.S., rapid spread in northern climates, and billions in annual damages. It urges construction and trapping methods and offers Nature Magazine experts for questions. It also references Sir Henry Dickens and Queen Marie, noting a wedding wreath and Roumania church affiliations.
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Arthur N. Pack
American Nature Association
Fragmented OCR Finds Murky Mention In Local Rail Club
A garbled OCR snippet references a local club event with unclear actions and quotes. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, leaving a partial impression of a discussion about timing and a waiter’s reply. The text lacks coherent facts to determine a concrete news item.
Today in History and Birthdays Anniversaries
Today's history notes multiple anniversaries and births including Alphonse Lamartine, Admiral Nelson, and U S cruiser Raleigh events. It lists 1880 railway contract, 1896 naval actions, 1901 Confederate general Walker, 1916 Austro premier assassinated, plus 1924 fisheries pact. reflects one year ago FTC sugar monopolies exoneration and several notable birthday notes.
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Alphonse Marie Lamartine
Macon
France
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Norfolk
England
Canadian Pacific Railway
Washington Territory
Pacific
U. S
Raleigh
Florida
Jamere A. Walker
Wytheville
Augulusia County
Karl Stuergkh
Pemier
Friedrich Adter
United States
Canada
North Pacific
Sloppy Footed Fashion Foe Strikes The Street
The piece humorously contrasts a stylishly dressed girl with worn shoes and sloppy feet. The speaker, strolling Connier Street, observes fashion elements like hats and shoes but notes the mismatch with her sloppy footwear. A rhymed aside questions why neat dressers can appear sloppy at the tech, ending with a sign off.
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Connier Street
Thes
Bible Thought The Word Precious
A brief note on the phrase the word of the Lord was previous in these days and a reflection on how precious is divine inspiration as expressed in scripture.
The Horse Launch Origin Jingle
A fragment describes a farm scene where a horse pulls out a stuck ante from mud and a humorous note about the invention of the horse launch. The tone is playful and rustic with names and places omitted.
Busy Corner opens in Frederick at Market and Church
Twenty years ago in Frederick Jenna Pertzhaugh and Lester Snvh opened a new stationery store on the northwest corner of Market and Church Streets. The Busy Corner operates under the Smith and Pertzhaugh firm name with a large storefront near Evangelical Reformed Church. Henry Lampe accompanies the column.
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Jenna Pertzhaugh
Lester Snvh
Market
Church Etreria
Smith
Pertzhaugh
Henry Lampe
Association Test Question Set From Historical Page
A scanned quiz item lists ten multiple choice associations with options on politics drama literature business and other fields. It asks to choose the best match for each prompt and to check the listed answers on the last page.
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Fpiculus
Lewis Stone
Akron
New York
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Avery Tropwond
Dommt
Kipling
Robert Service
Walt Whitman
Joaquin Miller
Charles F Browne
Petroleum V. Nasby
Anthony Hope
Bill Arp
Artemus Ward
Cotton Mather
Peerson City
Virginia
Tennessee
Missouri
Georgia
The Devil Within and Associated Shorts At Opera House
The Devil Within the Minkie-Harder Company opens at the Opera House Frederick tonight as the fourth Frederick production. Jack Holt stars in Born to the West at the Empire today and a two day run follows. The program includes comedy and Kinegrams with Eileen Sedgwick in Thundering Steed at the Maryland and a Will feature from WA Mack Sennett.
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Minkie-Harder
Opera House
Frederick
Lfe
Empire
Jack Holt
the Empire
Tane Grex
Maryland
Thundering Steed
Sterrine Pettle
Eileen Sedgwick
Mack Sennett
Coronach by Sir Walter Scott a mountain lament
The fragment quotes Coronach by Sir Walter Scott describing images of saneness on a mountain and loss in a forest. It contrasts drought and autumn winds with longing for youth and courage, ending with a reflective, mournful cadence about nature and memory.
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Sir Walter Scnit
Frederick County fair honors youths in animal exhibits
The Frederick County Agricultural Society awarded prizes to boys and girls in cattle, swine, and poultry divisions. County Farm Agent Henry R. Shoemaker and instructor Prof. Harry McDonald led the event praised as the fair’s most successful youth exhibit. Winners include Kenneth Baker Ruth Kemp Margaret Titus and Norman Leatherman among others, with showmanship cups and Kiwanis club sponsorship noted.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Henry R. Shoemaker
Harry McDonald
Frederick High School
Senley
Kenneth Baker
William Keeler
Charles Ifert
Lee Ifert
Ruth Kemp
Alton Kemp
Willam F. Smitl
Guernsey
Margaret Titus
Russell Alexander
Sir Thott Thrasher
FP. Smith
Allen Kemp
Rute Kemp
Joncul
Junk Kernsey
Thomas Tlimsh
Keifer
Kemp
Frederick Jxiwanis Club
Swine Department
Peland Ohi
Norman Leatherman
Emmett Bowlus
Leon Howard
Srch
Chester White
Teo Cornflower
Russell Henry
Rudolph Lorth
Pascal Renn
Lawrence Harue
Wilmer Winlickl
Leo Collifower
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Bers
Poultry Cuh
Iocal High School
Rhode Island Reds
Pas
Rosrrs Shook
Stanley Davis
Raymound Smith
Iran
Ads Putman
Ralph Zimmer
Ralph Zimmer. Man; Sevamnd
Harry Kemp
Grayson Lutz
Puller
Eman
Harold Grayhill
Harry Ken
Plymouth Rocks
Berman Saylor
Jesse Nicodemus
Millard Eiler
Ralph Harne
John Renn
Cockerels
Herman Saylor
Millard Eilers
Ralph Barne
Cash Smith
Herman
Eiler
Show Off Pleases City Opera House Audience
The Sirrkie -Barder Stock Company presented The Show OM at City Opera House to a full house. George Kelly’s three act county drama stars Miriam Coblentz and Jack Rintsien as Aubrey Piper, a low earner who believes in show and extravagant living. The plot follows Piper’s marriage to the daughter of Mr and Mrs F, and how excesses threaten their life before a positive resolution.
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Sirrkie-Barder Stock Company
City Opera House
George Kelly
New York
Miriam Coblentz
Empa J. CoWents
Aubrey Tiper
Jack Rintsien
Piper
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pipr
F ‘Apd
Ezor Janann
Everithine
Keane Ac
Tanl Smit
Jan
Amd
Jah Jane Riches
Sadie Rel- Fisher
Rose Ye
Odd Crop Occurrence Reported in Local Farm Field
A scrambled, fragmentary account describes an unusual crop event in a rural area. The text references Rusel Tons, Creat eTeIOAT, and a stone of omts with unclear context and quotes about a professor and a game.
Death of Charles Frowbridge Hitchbidle Recalled in Union Bridge
News from Union Bridge reports the death of Charles Frowbridge Hitchbidle, a longtime resident who moved from Union Bridge to Washington Panama and California. He would have turned 60 at Christmas Day, survived by daughters and a second wife, with burial planned in California. he was a machinist in local railroad shops and a member of the Union Bridge Band and Knights of Pythias Calanthe Lodge.
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Union Bridge
California
Charles Frowbridge Hitchbidle
Washington
Navy Yard
Panama
Eli
Mary Hitabidle
Mellie E. Wright
Flora Dale
Brothers
Joby C. Hitabidie
West Virginia
Western Meryland Railroad
William Hitahidie
York
M. Cc. A
William Lightner
Hagerstown
Thos. H. Hoover
Baltimore
C. C. Little
Frank Lindsay
Glenn E. Lightner
Hillabidle
David Holtz
Union Bridge Band
Masonic Lodge
Calanthe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ruth Summerville
Ruth Grimes
Broadway
Glenn Lightner
Elgar Street
Glenn Warehime
Graceham Social News Highlights Officers and Visits
Graceham notes from October 21 recount visits from Mr and Mrs Edgar Baller and daughter and Mr Tasler and daughter from Washington. Mrs Mollie Fisher and Clarence visited Mrs Charles Saylor as William Troxel spent Sunday in Bahbimare near Rocky Ridge.
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Graceham
Edgar Baller
Harry Baller
Tasler
Washington
Mire
William Welpier
Weller
Chas
Layman
Mollie Fisher
Can
Clarence
Clarence Spent Sunday Affernoon With Mre
Charles Saylor
William Troxel
Bahbimare Jor Mt Neer
Observe Child For Mental Signs That Spell Danger
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how to gauge a child's mental health, noting environment influence, imitation and curiosity as normal traits, and warning that excessive sex curiosity or power hunger can signal imbalance. He argues that normality appears through adaptation to surroundings and responsiveness to stimuli.
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Edward A. Stricker
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Rittenhouse Square
Strecker
Local notes outline neighborhood visits and road progress
Mrs Ruth Boller visited her sister near Taneytown. Families, repairs, and redecoration appear across the district. The Graceham Thurmont road is finished through town and Emory Grove hires a new staff member. An English hair weaving machine order headlines cultural trade.
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Ruth Boller
Wilbur Stonsifer
Taneytown
Merril Weiler
Jimtown
Amos Ner
Graceham-Thurmont
Molle Fisher
J. B. Pittinker
Howard Colliflower
Hary Baller
Morris Wood
H. R
Emory Grove
Harry Baller
Washington
City Property Sold in Motter Avenue Deal
John W. Snook, realtor and insurance agent, sold for Geo. B. Kehne and Lillian F. Kehne their two story modern brick house at 141 Motter avenue with a 20 foot rear alley to Annie M. Cramp ton. She gains possession immediately and will occupy it as her home.
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John W. Snook
Geo. B. Kehne
Lillian F. Kehne
Motter Avenue
Annie M. Crampton
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Church of England
Roumania
Roumana
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Federal Trade Commission
Melvin A. Traylor
American Bankery Absociation
Breeding
Arthur N. Talbot
American Engineering Council
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Ralph Tf. Cameron
Arizona
Southport
Maine
Lemmel M Wiles
Efigon
Commerce Hoover
Columbus
Springeld
Boner
New York Chamber of Commerce
Bible Thought
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Sen. Fraley
Duncan
Meorros
Elory
Flushing
Flapper
Fanny
Myrkle
Roid
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By Ketten
County News
Martin Eckels
Gilmore Fowble
Theodore Fowble
Dorothea Rinehart
David Lee
Lou'sa Payne
A. F. Payne
Musnersy Street
Franklin Square Hospital
Louisa
Jacob Grar
Union’ Bridge
Wiliam Keefer
Bark Bill
Earl Peele
Clemsonville
Robert and
Charlee Carter
Liberixytown
Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Loy
Charles Riley
Warneshora Pa
W. H. Long
George Smith
H.R. Smith
Mary Summers
York, Pa
John Lay
Samuel Stambaugh
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