Daily News Front Page Note From Frederick Md
The Daily News is an independent newspaper published daily except Sunday from the Kews Post Building on Court Street in Frederick Maryland. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatch republication and writers must provide their real name or consent for publication of opinions or statements. Free notices resembling advertising must be mailed to the office and will not be taken by telephone.
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Kews Post
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Associated Presb
Associated Preas
Ritchie
Marsiand
Brooklyn
Frederick County
Jeremiah F. Good
Eth al
Brunswick, Md
Co-operative Association Incorporated
H. K. Delauter
James A
Orphans' Court
Maryland
Alexander Ramsburg
Daisy Ramsburg
Dano Ramsburg
Mattie Ramsburg
Emory L. Coblentz
Orphans’ Court
James A. Hughes
Francis Hughes
Milton G. Urner
Commissioner of the Land Office
Land Office of
Maryldnd
Edward 'S Delaplaine
Frederick City
William H. Reese
Emil Nelson
Emory C Crum
April the Month of Beauty and Awakening
The piece extols April as a month of nature's grand works and creative genius. It speaks of renewal after life’s trials, with birds singing, showers on trees, and the world poised to reveal God’s jewels as spring unfolds.
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Foreign relations split over Versailles treaties impact
Discussion notes sharp partisan divides on treaty aims and ratification obstacles. It argues for bipartisan harmony in negotiating pacts with foreign powers, citing America’s prosperity and a war memorial observance urged by Governor Ritchie.
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Versailles
Washington
Senate
When did you first notice you were growing old
In a compact Inquiring Reporter item, locals share personal milestones. M L Clem says when he parked his bicycle in the corner, Charles W Smith notes he has not realized it yet, John Adams recalls losing speed to rush to fires, Robert Shipley jokes about aging optimism, Curtis Geiser reports creaking knees after long walks.
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M. L. Clem
East Seventh Street
Chas. W. Smith
Trail Avenue
John Adams
West Fifth Street
Robert Shipley
East Third Street
Maryland War Dead Count Grows Over Two Thousand
The Baltimore American reports figures on Maryland's casualties in World War II. Army deaths total 1,530 with 970 overseas and 628 in battle. Navy deaths reach 134 and Marine Corps 54. Overall Maryland deaths total 1,721, with 2,260 names in the mortality list and potential final totals exceeding 2,000.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Maryland
Baltimore
Bishop Hamilton Baynes Promotes Advertising Power
A Baltimore American-voiced notice lauds Bishop A Hamilton Baynes of Manchester as a memorable visitor whose public talk highlighted publicity as a tool for cathedral fundraising. His anecdotes, including the egg story, underscored patient steady giving and long term results as the Cathedral League in Maryland advances the diocese project.
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Bishop
Bishop A. Hamilton Baynes
Manchester
Maryland
Bis Loarning
Haynes
Cathedral League
America
Baltimore American
Letters to the Editor Prohibition Law Criticized
W J Grove argues prohibitions fail and crime rises citing deaths and poison liquor. He accuses lobbyists and calls for reasonable laws and revenue from liquor while noting local figures and a damaged questionnaire in The News.
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W. J. Grove
the News
Frank Siup
Perplexing Hat Disappears Then Reappears at Police HQ
A young man’s Sunday-go-to-meeting hat vanished at a crowded drug store after the Army Navy game in Frederick. It later turned up at police headquarters with the desk sergeant explaining how it ended there. The skeptical youth doubted the tale until he found the hat at City Hall. In another scene a country gentleman browsed a stationery shop and asked for the “old woman.” A separate hotel lobby encounter with a loud drinker ends with a whispered confession and a street‑corner exchange about time and truth.
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Harvey Gartrell
Hood College
Fom
Frederick
Shay
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items from The New
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a set of items from The New show J Dempsey leasing room 14 West Patrick Street and Dr Charles Zimmerman planning a St Louis Fair entry. The old skating rink was torn down with lumber stored for a new barn. Ira Walters secured summer contracts for four frame houses on North Bentz Street and two brick dwellings on South Street for different owners, plus a back building on South Market Street for John Frazier. The event concluded with a visitation academy exhibition under the Almanac Association.
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Ira Walters
North Bentz Street
Mesara Shipley
Rboost
South Street
Calvin Fox
East Listh Street
Bion Roost
South Market Street
John Frazier
The Old Home Town by Stanley in The Biggest Little Paper
A 1922 column from The Boys and Girls News titled The Old Home Town by Stanley appears in The Biggest Little Paper. It presents a nostalgic, local-world portrait in concise newspaper voice with regional color and familiar community figures.
Horace Outsmarts Aprils Tricks In One Reel Yarns
In this One Reel Yarns tale Horace resists every April Fool prank while his family teases him about missing the fun. He stays alert all day, but his mother reveals he missed treats and a party, ending with a playful April Fool twist.
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Iittie Bennie
Horace
April Foot
Mother
Sister
Phil
The Red Ball Ghost of Diamond Island
In The Pirates Cave Squee Mather recalls a tale of Diamond Island in Illinois where a red fire ball haunted the river. Local youths tried to capture it, the ball appeared in the boat, transformed into a man, then rose and vanished, leaving the town fearful and unresolved about its origin.
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RED Ball
Squee Mather
Herb Woods
Squee
Dad
Inlinois
D Diamond Island
Diamond Island
Vilage
American History Day by Day April 1 events
April 1 marked events across history including William Joseph becoming president of Maryland in 1684, Delaware seceding from Pennsylvania in 1691, the first U S railroad construction beginning in 1826, and the Liberty party nominating Birney for president in 1840. Also notes cotton in New York at 73 cents per pound in 1863 and mentions ancient Mesopotamian banking and postal systems.
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William Joseph
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
United States
Liberty Party
Birney
New York
Passing of Rosenours and local merchants across time
A reflective obituary feel recalls Rosenours a longtime shoe and clothing shop, once a civic fixture, fading from the map alongside other era firms like Schilesengeer Stern Rosenstock and Goldenberg. The column honors shopkeepers, notes street history of Pat-Tick and Straeffer properties, and laments change in a tight-knit business community.
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Rosenours
Schilesengeer
Stern
Rosenstock
Goldenberg
Abe
Straeffer
Qayan
Pat- Tick Street
O Abe
Gerson
Rea
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Tomane
Frederick
Local Citizens Pay Tribute To Boys Known All Their Lives
The speaker urges support for domestic shopping and honors local youths. Mr George Russard of Thormost is reported ill with pneumonia for ten days, while Mr T. J. Michael is under treatment at City Hospital. Mr Harry Verry is confined to his scheme for sickness.
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Chas
Butte
Middletown
Frederick City
Haar
Miro Charles Wertheimer
George Russard
Thormost
Michael
City Hospital
Harry. Verry
Do You Know A Secretary of State Appointment Terms
The secretary of state is appointed by the governor with Senate approval and serves for the governor's term unless removed. The position carries an annual salary of two thousand dollars and requires residence at the seat of government according to the state constitution.
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