Daily News and Independent Newspaper Archive Note
The fragment describes a historic newspaper masthead from The Daily News and Independent Newspaper, published each afternoon at Sens-Post Building Court Street in Frederick, Maryland, by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It notes Associated Press membership, copyright protections, and the paper’s seal and masthead features.
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Sens-Post
Court Street
Fredrejre
Maryland
Great Southern Printing
Iat Manufacturing CO
Associatid Press
Dreams in Ancient Egypt and Biblical Visions
A compact reflection traces dream significance from ancient Egypt and biblical Joseph to modern times. It notes divining wisdom in dreams, warns against overestimating dreams shaping fate, and cautions that reason governs conduct despite frightening nocturnal images.
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Josept
Mary
Abesws
Joseph
Yunves
Farm Boy Drives Hope From Father’s Farm
A piece questions what motivates a young man to stay on the farm amid surplus production fears. It notes many youths seek escape from rural life, hoping new markets or widespread outmigration will reduce surpluses. It argues that those who study farming scientifically will find comfort and health once surplus declines.
Inventor Proposes Shampoo Device For Neck Comfort
A 6 year old David Houghton Suddeth announces a new shampoo device idea to avoid neck strain during washing. Quotes highlight other figures discussing education height trends and legal strikes, plus a local farm-to-grocery move and community dinner notices.
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David Houghton Suddeth
Fragments of a Family Recipe Card
Adrift OCR reads like a home kitchen note listing ingredients and steps for a sweet dish. It mentions canned foods, drained lean pens, and a mixture with casceride and peasant safes, then detail vague quantities and prep actions. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear measurements, preserving only glimpsed entities.
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Fragmented OCR text describes a recipe style instruction with garbled ingredients and steps. It mentions buttermilk, eggs, milk, moisture, and unclear measurements. The passage reads as a jumbled cooking note with no clear author or date.
Women Christian Temperance Union Meeting Report
The WiC Ut meeting details a April gathering led by Mrs. Drab Sinai and Mrs. Spenser Stih. The 18 participants heard Thomas Attterson discuss Splitters and Satters noting ongoing WCTU efforts, with Bertha Tyson slated as speaker for the May county convention and a crowded audience present.
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Branthly
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Page Gittinger
Drab Sinai
Sanlans
William Po
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Thomas Attterson
W.C. TU
Piaggaadle
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Bertha M Tyson
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A fragmented Frederick column recalls events from 50 and 20 years past. It notes the Macyland Prisoners Aid Association annual meeting with Lane Mee Murray elected vice president, and mentions a Prohibition Club meeting at Burkharts Hall Rex with speaker Rex. A Sunday School was organized at St Carmel church with officers named including TL Carpenter and William Kemp.
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Macyland Prisoners Aid Associon
Bullamieare
Lane
War with Germany Becomes Fact as Watson Signs Resolution
Local report notes a House and Senate approval of a war resolution with April 11 dated events. Census takers and scouts are listed for Frederick precincts and county districts as crews prepare for wartime duties. The Star Theater advertises film and a dog acts as audience singalong feature.
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Germany
FS Oelock
Alta Hoon
Watson
House
Senate
Bavaty
Court House
Frederick
Lloyd Cy Cutler
Hareling EK. Sponseller
Jacob H Sschmidt
Lewis Mutter
Elarty E. Chapline
Millard No Nua
J. Matry Kennedy
Eandry Cu Frum
August T. Hrust
Hurkittsville
Justice Jie 44
Maulsby
Brunswick
W. Clinton Melcherry
Vetersville
Holmes Hemmehe
Satiellesylle
Geese J. Kaufman
Sew Matke
Wry T. OM
Williamson Jellopsen
Kite Ward & Ddaphinne
Deagasadle
Eugene Hy Albaush
Dasvatora
We Syhall Mersperger
Wadeboro
Lewin Metre
Desageres LS Thannont
Kienard
Hue
Braddock
BOY Scouts
Dursley
Star Theater
15 Year Old Boy Wins Hobby Prize at Local Fair
In Ederalsburg on April 6 15 year old student Teter Harper showcased a wood and natural history collection that earned the hobby prize. The boy credits a high school science course for sparking his wide interest in natural specimens including wood types insects animals and minerals gathered from across the United States and abroad. He labels and preserves items with careful technique and plans to expand his display with new specimens.
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Ederalsburg
Aston Wo
Ueyeare
Juntos
Rafuel
Pierig
Harper
Conto Dorankac Batterth
Dave Dots
Carey
Ecoresvof
Famorois
Federalburg
Milton W. Harper
Pederasburg
Multan
State to reform reemployment service by July
Frederick County official says there will be no change to the National Reemployment Service for months. Maryland plans to set up a State Reemployment Service by July 16, with $40,000 state funds and $10,000 federal Wagner-Peyser aid, aiming to operate offices statewide and absorb NRS duties. The new system will handle job placement and unemployment compensation payments starting next January, using Merit System hiring under US Employment Service guidance.
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Charles N. Staley
Frederic County
Baltimore
Willian &. Gordy, Jr
Uncomptos
Omployment Bervier
Wiliam Purenell Hall
SRS
Peponned
Pep Tie Probatdes I
Fey Pecos
NRS
Maryland
Walt
Dle Ds
Wagner-Posser
United States Employment Service
Social Security Board
NES
Merris
Sess Tran
Staley
Hans Ever
Carcer
Frederick
Mr. Staley
Periodic Chills and Malaria Spread by Mosquitoes
Doctor explains malaria's tropical presence and its spread by mosquitoes in the United States. It covers mosquito transmission, the parasite life cycle, the chill fever cycle every 48 to 72 hours, diagnostic challenges, and malaria forms including tertian and quartan types with possible organ damage and secondary symptoms.
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United States
America
Omar
Cleve Janet
Bible Thought on Forgiveness and Turning Other Cheek
Fragmentary text references a Bible verse about turning the other cheek, forgiveness, and a quotation attributed to Pope. The readable material is incomplete and lacks clear event or date context.
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Mind Your Manners Social Notes Quiz
A fragmented quiz on correct social notes and letter closings asks if rated paper should be used for social notes, whether to end with sincerely or respectfully, and how to acknowledge hospitality. It presents unclear answers and reference to a household context with names Mary and John Sot.
Woolworth heir Wooly Donahue draws New York social spotlight
In New York, the Woolworth fortune heir known as Wooly Donahue moves through high society at Mars Show openings, polo matches, and supper clubs. Described as charming, generous, and fashionably cautious, he mingles with Broadway chorus favorites, chaperoned by family influence, while pursuing show business ventures and lavish but discreet parties.
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Grouge
ROSS
New York
Woolworth Donate
Long Island
Park Averue
Palm Beach
Newport
O the Garden
Old Westbury
Donahue
Desae
Woolworth
Aka
James Donwthue
London
Ruth Etting
Lou Moltz
Lupe Velez
Angel
Woaly
Manhattan
Wooly
Hollywood
Births and deaths mark key historical anniversaries
A compact list highlights birthdays and deaths across figures like William Dawes, John Pierpont, Isaac Wil[liams], Thomas W. Gilmer, Lincoln Steffens, Ina Hyde, Harry Hordini, and Admiral Peary, with events such as Wilson's war declaration and a major Supreme Court ruling. The items span Boston to San Francisco and from colonial to early 20th century history.
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Willam Dawes
Boston
Paul Revere
John Pierpont
J, PP
Morgan
Litchfield
Conn
Isaac Wil
New Hampshire
United States
Washington, D. C
Thomas W. Gilmer
Virginia
Inga—Melon Hyde
Japan
Lima
N.Y
Pasadena
Cal
Harry Hordini
Rabers
Mae Gician
Apelleton
Wis
Detroit
October St
Election vote counted as Washington is named President
In a joint session the Senate and House counted the electoral votes, confirming George Washington as President and John Adams as Vice President. A Moron church near Palmyra is noted, with reference to a United States court ruling and a freed slave case involving an owner and a St Louis hotel incident.
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Hag Phe Mt
Senate
George Washington
Ant John Adame
Palmyra Noy
Seipierte Court
Histone
Clair
Cokt
Scott Freed
St Lous Hotel
Notable births listed for several public figures today
A dated column notes multiple birthday anniversaries including United States Senator Millard F y erdings and Alexander W. Weddell, ambassador to Argentina, with mis-spellings and fragmented details from Havre de Grace Maryland Richmond and other places. Additional mentions include aircraft designer Anthony W G Fokker, Donald Wills Douglas, radio figure Lowell Thomas, surgeon Walter E. Dandy, actor Walter Tuten, and Rear Admiral Albert W. Marshall, reflecting a nostalgic roll call of prominent names with ages. The piece closes with horoscope and a stray reference to aviation industry activity in 1996 and a general exhortation on nature and study.
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United States
Millard Fy «Erdings
Havre de Grace
Alexander W. Weddell
Argentina
Tichmond
Anthony WW. 0G
Fokker
Cliffton
Nu J
Dutch , West Indies
Donald Wills Douglas
Santa Monies Sal
N.Y
Lowell Thomas
New York
Woodington
Ohio
Walter Eo Dandy
Johna Hopkins
Sedalia
Walter Tuten
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National Bureau of Standards
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Creeger
Jimtown
Atel
William Grushon
Guy Grushon
Lester Fisher
Rosa Firor
Hoy Fisher
Earle Young
Meron Wee Trivial
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George Wiener
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Lawrence Foutz
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Martin Helier
Rettle Eicholtz
Lillian Haller
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Lorraine Young
Jean Grushon
Bowers
Mayo Stull
Charles Martin
Fiwond Bowers
Keller Kline
Richard Bowers
Jee We Jenkins
Rodney Bowers
Dimmie
Baker
Ruseel
Hawere
Farle Wiles
Joe Hever
Ray Wiles
Maurice Hever
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Morris Fishuein Btor
Jamal
Amerther Medical
Agenard Hyere
The
Wealth
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Bible Thought
John
Fara
Copprest
LEV Mpa Secrice
Foe
Rembrandt
Dorothy Folk
Semalite
Ogden Malls
United States Treasury
Broad Way
Davis Dilley
Dorothy Vernon
Bath
Europe
Barbara Hutton
Midivam
Woolf
Decatur
Peary
North Pole
Wilson
United States Supreme Court
Security and Exchange ‘Commission
United States Senate
H. L. Ritter
Florida
Talay
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