The Daily News September 1 1926 Fredspice Md masthead
The Daily News a daily paper from Fredspice Maryland announces its publishing details at the Nowa-Post Building Court Street and notes Associated Press rights for dispatches and local news with policy requiring real names on communications submitted by mail to the office. The issue is dated Tuesday September 1 1926.
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Nowa-Post Building
Court Street
Fredspice
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Prese
Associated
Frederick Elks Convention Welcomed in Maryland City
Frederick extends a cordial greeting to the Elks of Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia as they begin their annual state association convention in the city. The piece highlights hospitality, the new lodge home, and Frederick as a convention city while segueing into a reflective sermon on wealth and life.
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Frederick
Elks of
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Frederick Lodge
State Road Social Notes and Travel Snippets
September items report residents visiting Baltimore and nearby towns, with several families hosting guests from Frederick, Emmils purs, and Washington. Occasional travel notes include a teacher moving to Patapsco and a Baltimore group joining relatives near Mt. St Marys. A closing line compares local power to Niagara Falls in a pointed fact.
Question on whether children are easier or harder to teach
The Inquiring Reporter surveys neighbors on child teachability. Responses vary. some say no real change, others argue modern children show better early education, while a few note issues like lack of concentration due to distractions.
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Annal
North Market Street
Brent
Hona Schaeffer
East Fourth Street
Katherine Fahrney
Frederick
Margaret Shipley
West Fourth Street
Today in history and birthdays listed for anniversaries
Readable list of historical anniversaries and birthdays with events from 1799 to modern times. Highlights include the 1870 Sedan engagements, 1923 Japan earthquake, later Davis era figures, and events in politics and media. Notes celebrate birthdays of Methuen Lougheed Bourasse Corbett and others.
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Narciso, Lopez
Javana
Caricas
Venegula
Staten Island
N.Y
Sedan
Molly Maguires
Raven Runn
State Agricultural Department
Alabama
Chicago
Buffalo
Colorado
Japan
Lord Methuen
James Lougheed
Brampton
Ont
Henri Bourasse
Montreal
Rex Beach
Atwood
Mich
James J. Corbett
San Francisco
Missing cashier Nugent reported by Miami police
Cashier Findley Nugent, about $109, has been missing since last night. Constable Neat Plum telegraphed a description to the Miami police, with a furious woman named Mrs. Ike Lark shouting instructions about forcing entry and securing the scene.
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Findley Nugent
Neat Plum
Ike Lark
Pretty Face Depends Upon Good Health
Surgeon General Dr Hugh 8 Cumming explains that true beauty comes from a healthy body. He links clear skin to active circulation, proper elimination by organs, fresh air and diet, and warns that many facial issues are symptoms of deeper disorders or infections from dirty fingers or contaminated objects. Regular washing and hygiene are urged.
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Hugh 8. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick A Birthday Party and Local News
Local notes from September 1 1905 recount Adolphus Fear hake and Mrs Fear hake hosting a peanut hunt luncheon at The Fear hake and dinner at Poll Cottage with Miss Coblintz Miss Louise Schley Florence Schley and Louise McDonnell. New pavements appear on East Patrick Street in front of Dr Johnson and Mrs Lillian Anders and storefront repairs on Schroeder. Carnival crowds at the Frederick City Oscital Gaid grounds with Mildred Thomas Queen of the Carnival and attendants. Law offices of Reich Newman Ross relocate to the Central National building Record street.
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Adolphus Fearhake
Braddock Colony
Lancheon
Thomas B. Johson
Lillian Anders
East Patrick Street
Frank J. Schroeder
DOA
Frederick City
Mildred Thomas
Rath Worpinston
Mary Ann Doll
Alien Kemp
Pe Grance
Thomas Spencer
T F. Reich
3. M. Newman
R. PT. Ross
Charles W. Ross
Record Street
Central National
Daily Radio Program Tuesday September 1 schedule list
A dense listing of radio network programming across many cities and stations for Tuesday September 1, detailing time slots for orchestras, opera, lectures, and variety programs. Includes WGY WEAF WABC WEAF WHARF KEW YORK and others with performances by Vincent Lopez, Vanderbilt Orchestra, Mayflower Dance Orchestra, and multiple chamber groups, plus news, markets, baseball, and lectures.
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WEAF
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Whart Opera
B. M—Ingratein
Retropalitar Tro
Antortatr
Grand Opera
Emant
Vincent Lopez
Wik
Armbassstor
Gotham Quartet
Mayfower Orch Wnyc
WCBS
Mayer Davie
Morton
Chalfonte-tadden
BNO
E. M
Jenn Weiner
Ucaliformnis Night Hawks
Philadelphia
M—Werther
Rusia
M—Morkeis
Wip
Comfort
Versalia
ENO
M.prnsram
WF Poilar
Bellevus Stratford Orch
Candelori’s
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Zlmo
The
Willows
Uncle Harboe
WGY
Schenectady
Ton Curler
M—Belsman
Usetie Tresier
Tan
OH BE Mi--Min
Mia ‘Diemer
Eastern Standard
Haltford
Jousseurs
Preacher
Newsome
Colt Park Orchestra
Detroit
Wcx-Wir
Olduette
Bee AM
WTAM
Cleveland
Statler
Wear
WLW
Cincinnati
Warren Foster
WSAL
Robert Bagsley
Edith Tolken
Tomy Ead
Howard Fuldner
KGO
Theodore Strong
Barebell
KGO Little Symphony Orchestra
Jeannetta Grossmin
KCB. KL
Garland
Sunset Matinee
Eta Efi
Los Angeles
Soleiniaya
Hickman
KGW
Portland
Musica Piverata
Sander
U.B
WORD
WCAP
PWX
WSUL
WAZ
WOS Wil
WBAY
WEAQ
WAHG
NER Exem
CNEO
CREW
CEEP
M—Ors
Proper soap use for skin care and bathing
The article explains using generous lather with soap for washing skin and thoroughly rinsing with luke warm water rather than cold water. Cold water slightly increases blood circulation to the skin, while vigorous towel rubbing aids circulation and promotes healthy skin.
Sick and recovering residents and a repair note
Mrs. Chas E Lines returns home from Dr Kellys Hospital Baltimore still bedridden. Miss Viola Helleric of Thursfont had appendicitis operation at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Ohio. Louis Cooper Emmitsburg Garment Co general manager recovering after Hebrew Hospital Baltimore operation. Chas R Esler near Franklinville is at Frederick City Hospital for treatment and observation. Half dollars from 1536 with edge letters are worth about cents each.
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Chas. E. Lines
Dr. Kelly's Hospital
Baltimore
Viola Helleric
Thursfont
Miami Valley Hospital
Darton
Ohio
Louis Cooper
Emmitsbure Garment Company
Hebrew Hospital
Las
Emmilshers
Chas. R. Esler
Franklinville
Frederick City Hospital
Lufs Stuff Overdoing It in Bee Life
A brief verse by N. A. Lufburrow laments overwork. It compares honey bees to humans, arguing even diligent labor should leave room for life and rest. The speaker urges balance between effort and leisure.
Flapper Fanny Says Ties Speak For The Wife
A witty note in the column highlights fashion and marriage irony as Flapper Fanny claims the ties a wife buys reveal her taste and judgment. The gag implies domestic choices reflect personality and social trends of the era.
New Millinery Lines by Nor & D Mantz at 24 South Marks
Nor and D Mantz announce new lines of felt and velour hats at 24 South Marks Street. The shop also offers ready-to-wear hats in all colors to suit every taste.
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NOR & D
Mantz
South Marks Street
Notice of Administration in Frederick County Maryland
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland grants letters of administration for JOHN M. AARTMAN of Frederick County. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by April 3 1926 or be barred from estate benefits. Debts should be paid promptly. Dated September 1 19 MARY C. HARTMAN administrator with Robert H Hartman agent Edward J Smith attorney.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
John M. Aartman
Mary C. Hartman
Robert H. Hartman
Edward J. Smith
Bible Thought SarRen Of True Help Prayer Verse
Psalm 121:2 proclaims help comes from the Lord who created heaven and earth. A prayer passage offers comfort in weakness, affirming strength through Christ who strengthens.
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SarRen
Heaven
Christ
Public Sale of Valuable Frederick County Real Estate
Executor of Daniel Stull of J. offers at Frederick city courthouse door a two story frame dwelling at 268 Dill Avenue with eight rooms, bath, steam heat and garage. Sale planned for September 8 1926 at 11 am with one third cash and two later payments, deposit $500, possession October 1 1925. Auctioneer Dutrow.
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Stull
Megister of
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick City
Aald
Daniel Stull
Dill Avenue
Charles J. K. Young
Julia C
William M. Zimmerman
Frederick
Peparker D. Stull
West South Street
Lindsay Estuneletl
Dutrow
W. J. Rice
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