Public notice and policy statements from The Daily News
The Frederick Maryland Daily News announces policy on letters to the editor by real name, correction of errors, and handling of notices and advertising. It notes Associated Press rights, submission rules, and postal status as second class matter.
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Aoerd & Toon
News-Post
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Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Associated Freas
Be Kind to Animals Week Promoted Across Nation
The article urges humane treatment during Be Kind to Animals Week April 15 to 21. It highlights horses as carrying heavy burdens and needing good food, shelter, and well fitting harness, plus care for dogs, cats, and cattle, calling for compassionate action and protest against animal suffering.
One Wish for Work and Employment Woes
A poet laments a working man’s lack of jobs and the ache for steady income. The speaker wishes every man could instantly find work to relieve the struggle and restore dignity, describing the dilemma as a door without a knob and a pot without a pereso.
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A. Lufburrow
Inquiring Reporter Questions Chicago’s Turmoil
Five persons chosen for today's question react to Chicago's situation. Grayson H. Mercer calls it very unfortunate while Vera Davis says it is terrible and a mecca for bootleggers bandits and politicians. Edward Bentz calls it very bad and Charles N. Staley finds it surprising. Ann Stump says it is deplorable that an American city is in such a state.
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Chicago
Grayson FH. Mercer
Vera Davis
Foud College
Edward Bentz
Charles N. Staley
Ann Stump
Hood College
Time for Letter Golf Challenge
A partial transcription describes a word game with rules to change one letter at a time from COW to HEN. It emphasizes complete common words, single-letter steps, and preserving letter order, with a printed solution expected on page.
Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquette
Column offering etiquette guidance on considerate wife behavior during a husband’s workday. It discusses interrupting, shopping during business hours, and requests for help with home tasks, urging wives to fit demands to his crested moments and maintain tact.
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Jil
Bible Thought Echoes on Friendship and Loss
Fragmentary phrases reflect reflections on sacrifice and friendship with biblical allusions and literary lines. Reading notes mention John 15 and a sentiment of blessing when loved ones lie in the grave, plus terse remarks about German phrases and a character note from Pages Bales.
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Lowell
Bales
Yverdon
Astronomer Locates New Planet Far Beyond Neptune
Astronomer Prof. Willem Pickering of Harvard College announces a ninth planet, dubbed Planet O, identified by its gravitational effects on Neptune Uranus and Saturn. The body is estimated at about half Earth mass with a 6290 mile diameter, orbiting beyond Neptune and approaching Earth between Neptune and Uranus.
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NEA Service
Willem WW. Pied
Harvard College
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Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Earth
Moereney
Pickering
Hearesh
Pranus
Tranus
Michness
Wickering
Ulamans
Planat O' Ia
Real Question In Oil Dispute With Mexico
Article discusses US Mexico oil rights dispute in the 1920s style debate. It notes shifts after historical rulings, changes in interpretation of land ownership versus oil beneath, and calls by figures like Sheffield and Calles for limits to escalation. Mentions Supreme Court influence and policy backlash.
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Mexico
Mexica
Supreme Court
Sheffield
Mexico City
Calles Ald
Kelloge
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
A compact notice recalls events from two decades past in Frederick. The piece highlights a local figure identified as Johnson, described as colored, and mentions a person named e peake and a poem by Tomrany.
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Frederick
Today In History and Birthdays Anniversary Highlights
Today marks the birth of English poet Christopher Smart in 1722 and the deaths and notable events across history. Key figures include Supreme Court rulings, political leaders, bishops, and civic milestones with events in San Francisco, Washington, and Europe.
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Christopher Smart
Johnson
London
Beauregard
Fort Sumter
Major Adderson
Theodore
Abyssinia
Solomon
Uvation
Quebec
Japan
Pulew
Jelands
Nord Parifle
Olman
Sesson
Alliants
Mariceba
Lake Tiurbank
Santa Rosa
Jrorn
Lancaster
San Francisco
Henry Ford
Europe
North Carolina
Washington
Z. Shahan
Catholic University
Five National Holidays in America Across the States
An Liberty article by Grace Robinson outlines five universal U S holidays New Year's Day Washington's Birthday Independence Day Thanksgiving and Christmas noting they’re observed nationwide. The piece lists other notable holidays such as Labor Day Columbus Day and Armistice Day with state by state variation.
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America
Post
Crace Robinson
Liberty
Washin
Christus
Columbus
Neoth
South
Jefferson Davis
Robert Lee
Man Seeks Change After $5 Bit at Market Street Trolley
A newsboy on a Market Street trolley quizzed the rider who could only offer a five dollar bit. The man frantically searched pockets and pockets for change, but failed to pay for the paper as the car rolled away.
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Market Street
Ebay
Amos R. Bump Hums Through a Morning Mix Up
The scene follows Amos R. Bump, assistant sales engineer at Killzem Rat Trap Associates, as a series of interruptions disrupts his attempt to solve a problem. His secretary announces a luncheon with Schimmel, triggering further frustration while Bump contemplates a cryptic note on his desk pad.
Daily Lessons In English Word Adhesive
W L Gordon presents a daily English lesson focused on correct word usage and pronunciation. Today's entry highlights adhesive meaning holding fast and sticky, with example inquiry about the adhesive qualities of paste.
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W.L. Gordon
Diet for Track Athletes Offers Mixed Meals and Care
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes expert guidance for track athletes on diet and training. He cites Arno Arnold’s recommendation of a varied diet with meat vegetables and fruit, frequent small meals, limited water intake, and avoidance of alcohol nicotine and excess coffee. Sun exposure and rest during overtraining are emphasized along with the global spread of Soroptimist clubs.
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Arno Arnold
Germany
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