The Daily News Indefenat Newspaper Notice
A battered 1920s style masthead fragment notes the Daily News paper in Frederck with references to Associated Press and local news. It mentions public notices and the need for careful attribution and accuracy, warning against erroneous reports and asserting editorial standards.
Anglo Italian pact sketched as Austria crisis shifts aims
On April 20 1923 British officials signaled a possible friendship pact with Italy aimed at Mediterranean stability. Terms include status quo in the Mediterranean free passage through Suez and Aden, British sovereignty over Aden and Yemeni lands, reduced Italian garrison in Libya, and recognition of Italy's vital interests. Britain seeks wider European recognition of Italy’s conquests in Ethiopia. Mussolini promises troop withdrawals from Spain as Franco gains. The pact hinges on future events from Spain to the Near East and possible German moves.
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Great Britain
Mediterranean
Miniter Chamberlant
Foretna
Eden
Mussolini
Hitler
Austria
Chamberlain
Mass
Nahals
Rome
der Fuchrer
Italy
Britain
Suez Canal
Aden
Yemen
Hedjaz
Red Sea
Libya
Egypt
Mr. Chamberlain
Ethiopia
Spain
Franco
Il Duce
Balearics
Inese
Germany
Near East
Strength For The Day Our Worst Enemy and Fear Within
A reflection on inner fear and sin referencing Ivan the Terrible Benedict Arnold and the danger of one’s worst self. It contrasts fear of death with the fear of succumbing to base impulses and losing honor after past deeds. The piece urges vigilance against internal sins shaping fate.
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Ivan the Terrible
Benedict Arnold
Editor Letter on Prices and Recovery Barriers
A reader argues that higher prices hinder recovery, criticizing policy and monetary actions. He cites purchasing power decline, ship costs, and battleship spending as illogical while urging stable price levels and real purchasing power to restore confidence. Signed by Benjamin R. Stickney Jr, Washington, April 18.
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Liz
Resai
Amercan Busitvas
Certan
United States
Benjamin R. Stickney, JR
Washington, D. C
Bible Thought and Reflection on Glories of Great Men
A fragment reflecting on Isaiah 60 19 and the idea that a people’s glory arises from a few great men followed by a brief note on the work of such individuals across an age. The text contrasts divine light with human achievement and hints at disappointment.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns dated April 26 1888 note the death of Louis Markell esq longtime Fredericktown Savings Institution president aged seventy and his two week illness Also reported is the death of Alunah S Abell esq proprietor of The Baltimore Sun aged eighty two and his daughter Mrs L V Baughman of Frederick Among other items the piece mentions a 50 50 rule on flour and a fire at Middletown area and deaths of Mrs Josephine L Snouffer and others with surviving relatives
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Louis Markell
Fredericktown
Emmitsburg
Rouse
John R. Your
Middletown
Charles Smith
Burk
Josephine L Snouffer
G. A. T. Snowfer
Samuel Hinks
Baltmore
Adamstoven
Regular Meeting Of Civic Club Iy Held
A fragment from a civic club notice describes a regular meeting with mentions of guests, host D. Rod, and a June timeline. The readable text confirms an organized gathering with speakers and discussion topics but lacks complete names and details.
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Civic Club Iy
Goetz Estate Appraisal Near 5400,000 in 1920s Potomac Valley
Charles Town April 20 The Goetz estate appraisal falls short of half a million by about 106600 and lists the late Cal George B Goetz as head of Goetz Sons Co and former World War II supplier. Holdings include Goetz Company stock valued at 132322.64 common and 47533.23 preferred, Goetz Saddlery Co stock at 43000 more, and government bonds near 98000. Real estate totals 273 dollars plus 100 acres Blue Ridge land and four acres at Ransom yard while other stocks balance the estate at about 354249.20 overall. Colonel Goetz was a director of the National Bank of Washington.
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Charles Town
Wo Va
Cal George B Goets
Elack
Goety
Gove
A D Goetz Sons
Goetz Company
Goetz Saddlery Co
West Virginia
City of Dany
Colonel Goetz
National Bank of Washington
Goetz
Blue Ridge Mountain
Ransom Dack Yard
Nassau County
Auxiliary Hosts Reception for Newlyweds Carmack
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Hose Co held a Tuesday reception at Winchester Hall in honor of Mr and Mrs Emory Carmack recently married. Mrs Carmack formerly Margaret Woerner was district president. About 75 to 100 members attended and gifts varied. A three tier cake baked by Mrs Arthur Null topped the display.
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The
Independent Hose Co
Emory Carma
Carmack
Margaret Woerner
Dsary
Arthur Null
Winchester Hall
Charke
Nellie Merhting
Daisy Angleberser
Virginia Kline
Evelyn Morgan
Jennie Rudisili
Cortine Wastler
WEDDINGS TO WED ON SATURDAY IN CHARLESTON AREA
Florence Pell Siler and James Atten Jr set April 23 in Charleston St Pauls Lutheran. Attendants include Carrett Aten Cambridge, Charles Aten Michigan, Robert Allen Elkins, Carter Allen Huntington. Bridal reception at 412 Greenbrier in Charleston. Keugler Pampel Kugler wedding at Blue Ridge Summit addressed by Rev Gergen. A quiet ceremony at St Rita Blue Ridge Summit with Earl Kugler and Alice Pampel. They travel to Waynesboro for breakfast then home to J H Gearhart bungalow. HEFFNER-WACHTER in Frederick First Baptist parsonage with Rev W C Royal. Ethel Wachter and Clark Heffner wed. SHANK-SOPER Frederick Lutheran parsonage. Harry Shank and Hilda Soper wed with Albrights present.
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Florence Pell Siler
Ruth Pell Muller
Gskaoved
South Hills
Ton
W Va
James Atten Jr
Charleston
James Ah
Ster W.va
St Paul's Luthren
Charlestun Cereenesy
Frederics H Barron
Btwn
Mir
Wall
Alten
Carrett Aten
Cambridge
Mass
Chartey Aten
Michigan
Robert Allen
Elkins
Carter Allen
Huntington
J Peth Miller
Greenbrier
Charieston
Susie Garratt Allen
City
Hood College
Allen
Keugler—Pampel
St. Rita’s Catholic Church
Blue Ridge Summit
Philip J. Gergen
Alice Cecelia Pampel
Emmitsburg
Earl Samuel Kugler
Blue Rudge Sumit
Francis Arnold
Anthony Wayne
Waynesboro
J. H. Gearhart
Local man jailed after collision with bakery truck
William J. Eckard of Taneytown was committed to Adams county jail in Gettysburg for five days after his machine collided head on with a bakery truck on the Littlestown Bonneauville road shortly after noon Monday. England's Yeomen of the Guard, the oldest military corps, was founded in 1483.
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William J. Eckard
Taneytown
Adams County
Gettysburg
Littlestown
Bonneauville
England
Yeomen of the Guard
Mme Kraft Recital At Hood College On French Song
Mme Kraft hosts a lecture-recital in Bradpeck Hall at Hood College with Moe Marie Hreft and Marcel Vigneras presenting selections. Vigneras, a longtime lecturer at Western Reserve University, traces French song from Charlemagne to modern composers, with groups from medieval love songs to Versailles court tunes and contemporary works by Franck Debussy Chausson Faure.
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Marie Hreft
Marcel Vigneras
Bradpeck Hall Hood College
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
SE Vigneras
School of French
Western Reserve University
MonVigneras
Besins
Charlemagne Greras
Mineraft
Fran
Robin M’arme
Adam de la Hale
Versailles
Mme Kraft
Anonymous
Menuet
Exaudet
Antione Exaudet
Maman
Jean
Cesar Franck
Mrs Petch to Speak on Norway at Hood College Event
Two groups will host Mrs Gladys Petch in Brodbeck hall at 745 p m. She will describe the county of Norway with legends of Viking lands using hand colored slides. Petch is acclaimed by the Norwegian government as a pioneer in English radio broadcasting across Europe and across the Atlantic.
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Ex Art Club
Arts Club
Hood College
Gladys Petch
Brodbeck Hall
Petch
Norway
Miss. Petch
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Perch
Taly
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Germany
R. E. Clapp
Frederick
Grandeur and Eminence in Daily Study Moment
Daily English lesson highlights common misuses and pronunciations. It emphasizes words like grandeur eminence sublimity and urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily with a Spurgeon quote about the grandeur of life born from difficulties.
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Spurgeon
Never give a cathartic for abdominal pain before diagnosis
Health article warns against giving strong cathartics to children with stomach aches as it can rupture an undiagnosed appendicitis. A Chicago hospital study found 40 percent of ruptured cases involved parents giving cathartics first. Early diagnosis relies on medical evaluation and caution.
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Cucago
Lufs Stuff Our Hope Poem by W N A Lufburrow
A brief verse from W N A Lufburrow expresses hope for brighter days ahead after recent woes. The poem reflects collective longing for better times and a tempered optimism amid lingering uncertainties.
Mind Your Manners in Social Dance Rules
Question and answer dialogue on proper behavior at dances and dining with a partner. It covers interrupting conversations, relinquishing a partner, a girl’s right to refuse, and what constitutes a no break dance. Includes suggested conduct for a man and woman dining together and a proffered best solution to the scenario.
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Coasright, Sea Service, Inc
Verdant radio city garden blooms amid urban dust
In New York Radio City workers under Art Van den Hoek tend two acres of perfect soil producing tulips and hyacinths as Easter displays brighten the skyline. The piece notes the gardeners year round effort, sparrow worries, and a spring field trip via a new Hendrik Hudson Parkway opening for city motorists.
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Newborg
Radio Cit
Art van den Hoek
Ihs
Rockefellers
van den Hoek
Fifth-Avenue
Speedway
Hendrik Hudson Park
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Hendrik Hudson
Albany
Connecticut
Today in History milestones and anniversaries list
A compact historical anniversaries digest noting births and deaths of figures such as William Wolfskill Sol F. Smith Ohio C Barber John M Farley Daniel Chester French James D. Phelan Louis Mann and others. It catalogs territorial changes Galveston land sales historic events from 1838 to 1930s including Dorothea Dix reforms Colorado miners tornadoes and a Gainsborough auction.
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William Wolfskill
Los Angeles
Madison Co. Ky
Sol F. Smith
St Louis
Norwich
Ohio C. Barber
Ohio
Akron
John M. Farley
New York
Ireland
Daniel Chester French
Exeter
Nlrh
James D. Phelan
San Francisco
U. S
Louis Mann
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Galveston
Texas
Dorothea L. Dix
Congress
Colorado
Southwest
Gainsborough
New Jersey
Birthdays and notes from a 1936 issue mixed with captions
A fragmented page lists birthdays for Abraham Epstein Harold Liord Roy Larsen Arthur Gilbert Adolf Hitler William Davies and a few notes on a colored national guard border estate policy. Also includes a horoscope predicting a masterful day with powers of combination and diplomacy to meet opposition.
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Colored National Guardsmen
Abraham Epstein
New York City
American Association For Social Security
Russia
Harold Liord
Beverly Hills
Burchard
Neb
Roy
Larsen
Lifeland
Time Magazine
Boston
Arthur W. Gilbert
Massachusetts
Agricullture
W. Brookfield
Mass
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Austria
I William H. Davies
True or false statements about historical figures and terms
The statements cover Hungary’s Regent Admiral Nicholas Horthy. Pearl White as a popular fiction writer. Miguel Covarmabias a Mexican musician. a winch as a drum winding device. a hallucination as a debusion. Determine which are true or false.
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Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Pearl White
Miguel Covarmabias i
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