The Daily News Frederick Missouri Introductory Notice
The Daily News, Frederick MO, published daily except Sunday from The News-Post Building. This notice states the paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves rights on news dispatches. It warns that communications need the writer's real name and requests free notices be written and mailed to the office.
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News-Post
Oort Street
Frederick
Great Southern Proxi
ING and Manufacturing Company
Nember
Associated Press
Oddities of American visitors in Paris and other notes
A humorous column notes 1926 Paris as a temporary home for many Americans. It laments profligate spending and unpaid hotel bills while exaggerating cross cultural frictions. The piece also jokes about political battles, labor and home life, and social observations in a compact daily newspaper style.
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Paris
France
Inquiring Reporter Questions Praise For Saint And Sinner
The column shares reader opinions on the serial Saint And Sinner in the News with responses from Pearl Baer Agnes Fisher Mrs John J Albough Ollie Rhōdrick and Ella R Wills. Readers debate criticism and personal finances while urging self restraint before judging others.
Speed Test Brain Teaser Challenge From a Vintage Sheet
A nostalgic quiz lists ten questions on wordplay math and logic. It asks to find hidden rabbit heads in an illustration and solve problems about palindromic dates horse hoofs Latin phrases opposite case powers and travel speeds with stops. The last page holds the correct answers.
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United States
House Fly and Clerk Clash Over Rooftop Prohibition Law
A terse report notes a September scene where a house fly on a sticky afternoon flits near a clerk who clings to a roof. An implied legal tangle suggests a prohibition law remains contested or misunderstood.
Today in History and Births Anniversaries and Events
A compact history rundown lists events from 1770 to 1924 including Middleton, Merimee, Persia war entry, Seattle log cabin start, Horace Mann School opening, and Hofer statue unveiling. It notes a year-ago NYC anniversary, then birthdays of Clemenceau, Amelie of Portugal, Carl Gray, Bishop Quin, plus events from 150 years ago in constitution adoption and major conventions today.
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Henry Middleton
South Carolina
Russia
London
England
Charleston
Prosper Merimee
Carmen
Parla
Cannes
Persia
Augron A. Sargent
Georges Clemenceau
France
Ilarie Amelie
Portugal
Twickenham
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Princeton
Ark
Charles ©. Quin
Episcopal Diocese of
Texas
Louisvile
Dempsey and Tunney Bout Recapped by Lufburrow
A lively write up notes the Dempsey Tunney fight with Dempsey knocked down and counted out, while fans and bettors debated the title. The piece praises both fighters as sports and mentions public reaction and lingering chatter over the contest outcome.
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Dempsey
Tunney
The Shock Punch at Empire Theatre Tonight
Richard Dix stars in The Shock Punch a two reel comedy with a Pathe News reel shown at Empire Theatre Maryland Rosemary Davies leads The Mad Marriage a gripping drama with a two reel comedy and news reel to close the program A community pageant Not of This Field to be presented by Woodsboro Women Home and Foreign Missionary Society Sunday October 3 at 8 o clock in the Opera House not charged admission silver collection at door proceeds aid the Society committee led by Mrs C W Doreas a large audience expected
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Empire
Richard Dix
Pathe
Maryland
Rosemary Davies
Plang Ste
Brother Women’s Home
Foreign Missionary Society of
Woodsboro
At & O'Clock
Ruth
C. W. Doreas
Frederick Local Items From Sept 28 1896
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the column notes Bacon H Schmidt purchased from Prof Ephraim L Bosius a brick dwelling on South Market street Dr C F Goodell returned from Atlantic City Charles Vof Cashour of East Tord etrect is mentioned along with several half read items and a Gleasa Vobserty reference unclear.
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Bacon H. Schmidt
Ephraim L. Bosius
South Market Street
Charles V
Cashour
Dozens of Bridges Need Replacement in County
County bridge damage from recent flooding prompts replacement or repair of over a dozen structures. Inspectors led by Commissioners Smith Brown and Stevens, with contractor M Foreman of York, report numerous washouts in Park Mills Mt Ephraim and Middletown Valley. Some bridges to be rebuilt, others repaired using old material where possible. town roads near Adamstown remain closed as safety precaution.
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Ly Ile
Smith, Brown and Stevens
M. D. Foreman
York
Park Mills
Mt. Ephraim
Middletown Valley
Bennett's Creek
Mt. Foreman
Bennett’s Creek
Middle Creek
Woorilie
Holter
Burkettsville
Broad Run
Petersville
Urbana
Jackson
Adamstown
Jefferson
Smith
Stevens
Brown
Lochner
Ballenger
Ballenger Creek
Jefferson State Road
M. 7. Grove Company
Montevue
Felton and Kelly
David Cramer
C F
Garber Baking Co
G. and
C. Thomas Kemp
F. W. Staub
Sam Miller
Mills Opens New York Gubernatorial Bid At Party Convention
New York Sept 28 The nomination of Representative Or den L Mills as Republican candidate for governor signals a settlement of prohibitions conflicts. Mills keynote speech drew praise as he urged unity and warned Republicans against bolting the party over single issues. He urged lawmakers to consider patriotism over Tamany influence.
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New York
Orden L. Mills
Republican Party of
New York State
Mills
Smith
Tammany
Police Court hears De Haven Toms DUI case in Lewistown
In Justice August Brust’s court De Haven Toms faced DUI charges after a Sunday night crash near Lewistown. State witnesses testified Toms drove left of center, forcing Timmerman’s car off a bank. Timmerman and wife described the collision and injuries. Toms awaits Wednesday witnesses. released on $500 bond. Several other defendants face trial for fighting, disturbances, and drunkenness. hearings set for midweek.
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de Haven
Archie Handley
Lewistown
J. P. Andrews
Gaithersburg
Handley
Andrews
May Diggs
Elizabeth Thomas
Christie Barnes
Mandy Brown
Martin Jones
Madaline Jones
William May
Hoffman
Justice Brust
Polce Court
Miami Rebuild Efforts Resume After Hurricane Losses
Miami and nearby areas resumed rehabilitation work after a Sabbath. Estimated property losses reach about 875 million with major damages to homes, apartment houses, offices, churches, wharves, docks, and utilities. National donations topped 191,668 dollars by Sunday night as rebuilding begins.
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Miami
Fla
Greater Miami
Bay Front
Miami River
Palm Beach
Iits Qanota
Bible Thought on God Is Trustworthy
A devotional note cites 2 Samuel 22's imagery of God as fortress and salvation. It quotes faith in the Lord not abandoning His people, underscoring trust in a divine refuge and high tower amid peril.
Maiden's vow and fortune hopes through years
A fragment notes a maiden vowing marriage when the man has wealth and the suitor clings to hopes after fifteen years. The text also mentions a paper made largely from rats until after 1850, suggesting a historical context of odd material usage.
Autos In Crash On Market Street Near MRD Street
Three cars were involved in a Saturday night crash on Market Street between 8 and 6. All occupants reportedly escaped injury. The Essex coach of Philip Grove was heavily damaged. A Brunswick car and a Baltimore county car were also damaged with unclear extent. Grove reportedly drove south. a Baltimore county driver north collided with him. the Brunswick car stood beside a parked vehicle and was struck by Grove. A City Hall conference said the Baltimore county man would pay damages. Club Women Meet describes Kemptown Woman's Club sessions with lectures on stain removal and cheese salad making.
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Market Street
Mrd Street
Essex
Philip Grove
Brunswick
Baltimore County
Grove
City Hall
Kemptown Woman’s Club
Frank Volk
Thompson
Lewis Jones
Laura Riggs
Algie Browing
Farm Sale In Creagerstown Area Sealed By Snook
John W. Snook, realtor and insurance agent, sold 55 acres in Creagerstown along the Frederick to Creagerstown state road. The property includes a seven room frame dwelling and bank barn. Purchasers are Harry S. Snoots and Alice C. Snoots, who take possession January 2 near Knoxville.
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John W. Snook
Joseph and
Stanley Gurnecki
Creagerstown
Frederick
Harry S. Snoots
Alice C. Snoots
Knoxville
Sale of Hom Heads to Charles E Moberry Purchase
Noah E. Cramer and Son sold the lot at No 21 East Fifth Street with two story brick dwelling and electric lights to Charles E Moberry. Lipps retains possession October 1. Western Canada's grain crop is projected to bring a billion dollars to the country’s business this year.
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Hom
Noah E. Cramer and Son
Thomas S. Lipps
East Fifth Street
Charles E. Mobberry
Canada
Cross Number Puzzles Bring New Variations to Puzzles
The article describes a new original variant of the crossword style called cross number puzzles. It explains the use of digits instead of letters, the puzzle's appeal to logic and mathematics, and notes the creator Bryant and the puzzle’s testing and reception.
Blood Vessels and the Body’s Cooling System
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how the skin cools the body through dilation of surface vessels and perspiration. Insensible perspiration links to metabolism, with higher thyroid activity increasing loss and diabetes reducing it. Measurements of weight, pulse, respiration, and temperature aid physicians, while studies at Parkside Hospital show dementia praecox patients perspire less.
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Carnegie Institute of Washington
L. C. Chevens
P. B. Mumford
Parkside Mental Hospital
Manchester
England
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