Daily News a Freder ick newspaper notice record
The Daily News Frederick details editorial standards including real names for opinion pieces and a policy against telephone notices. It mentions the newspaper is published daily except Sundays from the JanePort Building and is a member of the Associated Free Press with AP news dispatches used.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Frese
Associated Press
Efficient Industry and Prosperity from Industrial Progress
The 1925 prosperity peak is attributed to rising industrial efficiency says the U S Department of Commerce. Labor saving machinery, faster processes, and better transportation cut waste and delay. Yet true progress requires worker engagement and modern standards to avoid decline.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
United States
Too Tired for Conversation by Olive Roberts Barton
An opinion piece arguing conversation is fading among youth and society grows hurried. The author laments diminished wit and thinking, cites the era’s nerve and bustle, and encourages reengagement with earnest talk and classic literary examples.
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Olive Roberts Barton
de Quincy
7 Way
Deas
Genscoshot
Daniel Deronda
Midlemarch
Inquiring Reporter Views on English Channel Swim
The Inquiring Reporter gathers city opinions on whether a man or woman will swim the English Channel this year. Alvin Quinn cites Gertrude Elderle as a hopeful, while Susan Condon argues a woman could succeed after a man did. Margaret Dean doubts predictability, Charles Bowers believes favorable weather ensures success, and Jesse Ramsburg doubts a woman but not a man.
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Jesse Ramsburg
Today in History and Birthdays Mark Anniversaries
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays noting Sir Ramuel M. Pete 1809 birth, William Floyd death 1889, StG changes in London, Velasenburg victory, and various political figures. Also lists today’s birthdays Duchess of York, Princess Marie Jose, Knut Hamsun, Sir Harry Lauder, and Jesse W. Reng with events and observances across the British Empire including naval and postal milestones.
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Canadian Grand Trunk Railway
Ingland
William Floyd
New York
Weston
N.Y
Brookhaven
N. Y
London
St. Clement Danvs Strand
Velasenburg
A. P. Willams
California
Texas
Charles B. Warren
United States
Mexico
Duchess of York
Marie Jose
Brussels
Knut Tamsun
Sip
Harry Lauder
Vortobella
Scotland
Jesse W. Reng
Mori Leavyenworth
Fragmented notes on elections and parties in the region
Vague readable fragments mention elections near, terms like Republicans and Democrats appear with unclear context. No clear names, dates, or places to anchor a concrete item. The text resembles a partial political update with uncertain entities and missing detail.
Luf's Fun View of Cal Coolidge Reveals Hidden Humor
In a column by Lufburrow, Cal Coolidge is portrayed as solemn yet capable of hidden humor. The writer argues that cartoons exaggerate his dour demeanor and suggests his private wit and amusement are overlooked by the public and press. The piece defends Coolidge as more lighthearted than headlines imply.
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Coolidge
Cal
Jim
Emlunin
Lufburrow
Miss Brewster's Millions and More at Maryland Theatre
Theatre listings announce Bebe Daniels Ford Sterling and Warner Baxter in Miss Brewster's Millions a lively tale of a girl with a million to spend. Also shown are Innocent Husbands two reel comedy and an International News reel. Fred Thomson and his horse star in All Around The Frying Pan a thrilling Western with a two reel remedy and News reel following.
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Maryland
Fred Thomson
Hig
Bible Thought on Redemption and Faith
A compact biblical meditation recalls freedom through divine redemption. The text cites scripture about remembering the bondman and God’s deliverance, urging praise and trust in the Redeemer.
Motorist Struck at Freight Crossing East of Ridgeville
A Newark district motorist was injured when a Baltimore and Ohio freight train struck a touring car east of Ridgeville Tuesday evening. The driver swerved to avoid the oncoming train but could not stop the vehicle in time. The car struck a telephone pole, windshield shattered, and glass cut the driver. The occupants’ names were not learned. The scene interrupted by circus notices and event ads follows.
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Accment
Ridgeville
Studson
Maryland Tiss
Baltimore
Chio
Battimore
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Mystery Fire
A confusing retro item notes a fire at a market area with posters and a casualty in Frederick. The fragment mentions Carson Road, Third Street, Hagerstown Road, and a series of names without clear roles or outcomes.
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Frederick
New County Agent Candidates Hear Kiwanis Speaker
Henry K Slovanker Frederick county new county agent spoke at the Kiwanis meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel on agricultural conditions. He noted postwar deflation relief, a reduced farm surplus, and improved prices while urging cooperation and economical production including cooperative buying and selling. He praised Frederick county farmers but warned there is room for improvement and suggested farm consolidation.
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Frederick County
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Shoemaker
Presbyterians Close Conference at Hood College
The Presbyterian Young People’s Conference gathered 125 delegates at Hood College for a communion service at 8:50 p.m. Rev. B. H. McDonald of Baltimore led, with Rev. Dr. H. L. B. McCrone and Rev. Park Days Miller of Philadelphia assisting. A consecration sermon drew emphasis on presenting bodies as living sacrifices. After services, delegates planned return home, marking the conference as the final session of the gathering held under the Board of Christian Education. Sister Delphine was named principal of St Joseph’s high school in Emmitburg, succeeding Sister Mary Genevieve who held the post.
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B. H. McDonald
Baltimore
HL B. McCrone
Park Days Mile Ler
Philadelphia
John Muyakens
Red Bank
N. J
Muyskens
Boans of Christan Education
Presbyterian Church
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Sister Delphing
St. Josephs Hizn School
Emmitehure
Surcee &Ter
Mary Genevieve
New Srirn High School
Flapper Fanny comments on trel deals and trends
Flapper Fanny remarks on trel deals, noting social shifts and market behavior. The tongue in cheek column sketches contemporary values, hinting at evolving styles and economic undercurrents shaping city life.
Purely Personal Notices From Local Friends
Misses Mary Willard and Elizabeth Yinger have returned home to West Patrick Street after three weeks in York Pennsylvania. George M. Hinks of St Paul Street Baltimore visits Mrs G A T Snouffer and Miss Susie Snouffer near Adamstown. Felon Smith of the Palette Shop North Market Street travels to Philadelphia for a northern trip. Restow Portland Me Yarmont Halifax and Mehr of St John’s New Brunswick visit. Betty St Mary Zimmerman returns home after time in Wastern TLC. Mrs Warren Mheel and daughter Retiy Jane with Miss Lorraine Keeaton DCL are guests of Mr Summerman. Walkersaite Ratharan nk oC beg. Elsie Hallam of Rounswick visiting Moss Dorothy Thomas. Mast Church Street Hitam graduates Fiend College 1908. Miss Martha Wi Simpson of farhsie Pal is staying with Mrs Marian See Woot Third Street. Robert Foreman Caciisie Pa.
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Elizabeth Yinger
York
West Patrick Street
George M. Hinks
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
G. A. T. Snouffer
Susie Snoffer
Adamstown
Felon Smith
Palette Shop
North Market Street
Philadelph Restow
Portland
Yarmont Hal
Elsie Hallam
Rounswick
Dorothy Thomas
Mast Church Street
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Annan
Martha Wi Simpsor Af Farhsie Pal
Snes
Marian See Woot
Third Street
Carpep Coughton
Robert Foreman
Caciisie
Birthday Party at Titus Home Celebrates Nelson Titus
A large gathering at Mrs. George Titus’s Tucketts Virginia residence marked Nelson Titus’s twenty first birthday with lawn games and refreshments. Attendees included many Titus family members and local residents, sharing well wishes and gifts.
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George Titus
Tucketts
Nelson
Pain as a Health Signal and Periodic Examinations
Doctor Hues explains pain does not always reflect injury or disease severity. Some dangerous conditions lack pain, including tuberculosis and early diphtheria. internal organs poorly transmit pain signals. Pain can mislead when diseases progress quietly. Regular physical exams can detect non painful illnesses.
Promethra Moth Varieties and Lifecycle Details
The article describes the promethra moth with two color forms the female dull red and the male black with a colored margin. It notes differences in appearance with irregular wing marks and behavior with flight timing from late spring to midsummer. Caterpillar hosts include wild cherry tulip tree sassafras and spice bush. Cocoon forms are leaf-wrapped with silk bands, found on lower branches along roadsides.
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