The Daily News Introductory Notice
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland states it is a daily independent paper published by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It requires real name author signatures for communications and announces free notices of an advertising nature must be mailed to the office.
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News-Post
Curt
Frederick, MD
THE
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Ose
Jocal News
Vacation Time Reflections On Rest And Work In Browning Poem
The piece argues for true vacation as essential for mental vitality. It contrasts 1841 factory life with modern leisure, noting many workers lack regular休息 and suffer from dullness and fatigue. It suggests simple, affordable getaways can provide meaningful relaxation without lavish spending.
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Robert
Noblesse Oblige Still Guides Modern Democracy
Olive Roberts Barton argues that noblesse oblige endures in democracy beyond royalty. She says the phrase now emphasizes personal conduct and responsibility, urging example and integrity across generations and social roles rather than mere outward appearances.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Earth
Europe
The Social Celebrity stars Menjou and Brooks at local theatre
Adolphe Menjou Chester Conkna nd Louise Brooks headline a comedy about a small town barber and social set. A two reel comedy titled Wise Or Otherwise and an International News reel are also on the bill. Maryland Letix from Yale football team appears in lead roles.
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Empire
Adolphe Menjou
Chester
Maryland
Letix” Firan
Inquiring Reporter Five Voices On Hanging News Coverage
Five citizens share views on sob stories in murder trial coverage. Jacob Rourback Reno Harp Jr and R H Phillips weigh sympathy versus crime, Ernest Pettingal argues media promotes crime, S Ralph Esworthy offers a dissent.
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Jacob Rourback
Reno
Harp, Jr
R. H. Phillips
Ernest E. Pettingal
S. Ralph Esworthy
Pear Frederick
Two Frederick Students Among First U of P Aptitude Admits
Paul J. Willard and John R. Remsburg of Frederick named among first candidates admitted to the University of Pennsylvania under a new scholastic aptitude test. Dr. Earl G. Miller announced the program, run by the College Entrance Examination Board in about 3110 cities for over 9,000 applicants seeking higher education. Willard hails from Hosemont Avenue and plans an arts and sciences preengineering track, while Remsburg, of Rockwell Terrace, will pursue a four year economics degree at Wharton.
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Paul J. Willard
John R. Remsburg
Frederick
University of Pennsylvania
Br. Earl G. Miller
Miller
Willard
Paul C. Willard
Hosemont Avenue
Jie
Frederick High School
Ramsburg
E. B. Ramsburg
Rockwell Terrace
Mercersburg Academy
Tramsburg
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University
Purser
Vote of Confidence in France Amid Turbulent Assembly
Versailles reports the French National Assembly approves the sinking fund by 671 to 144 to amend the organic law and ease the floating debt. The session featured clashes between Communist protesters and rival factions, with fist fights among extreme groups and repeated suspensions.
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Versailles
France
National Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
Go Osinking
Poincare
Assembly
Bible Thought and Practical Note on Milk Storage
Bible verse reminder from Deuteronomy 32 7 urges remembrance across generations. A brief prayer requests eternal love and guidance. A kitchen tip warns milk or cream left in a pitcher forms acid after standing and instructs to repack into bottles with caps.
Today in History and Birthdays
Today marks anniversaries of notable figures and events with births of Benjamin Tillman and others. It notes historical events from 1848 through 1924 and lists several birthdays and ongoing events in various cities and institutions.
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Benjamin R.tillman
South Carolina
United States
Edgefield County
5. C
San Francisco
Mexico
National Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati
House of Lords
John Henry Newman
Bloomingham
London
Francesco Crispi
Naples
Sicily
France
Austia-Hungary
Montenegro
Germany
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Invasion of Black Ants Disrupts Sugar Supply
A chaotic report describes a large incoming swarm of black ants invading from many regions, overrunning sugar bowls and attacking household items. The piece notes fierce, numerous regiments moving in drives and herds, with residents fighting back though ants remain strong and numerous.
Lees Anteles Ossaneehst Wants to Marry Trembane Place
A garbled civic note questions the motives of a person named Lees Anteles Ossaneehst seeking marriage and references a trembling locale. The fragment mentions kidnapping themes but remains unclear and incomplete.
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Mos
Frederick Twenty Years Ago Today Local Tremes
A fragment from Frederick reminiscences notes the local Tremes event dated twenty years prior. It mentions committee members and officials like James H. Harse and Dr I Hy Apple in a ceremonial or civic context with unclear details.
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Frederick
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in Frederick County
A lengthy list records property transfers in Frederick County and city denotations, including Noah E. Cramer and others conveying to John F. O Hara and others for ten dollars, various other deeds, and a large block of marriage licenses with names and ages. Equity cases note three divorce actions: Halph Snurtier v Spurrier, Edna Rhorback v Rehrhack, and Hahn v Hahn, with attorneys listed.
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Noah E. Cramer
John F. O'Hara
Charles (. Eaworthy
Tarles B. Bussard
Charles Hi, Mobberly
Joseph G. Kaufman
George L. Davis
Philly
Linth Teum
Charles D. Wood
Board of Education
Frederick County
Nelle Willard
J. Lee Willard
Emory
Crum
Albert W. Condon
Irving A. Beall
Noah
Cramer
George William Stultz
Ralph FE. Culler
W. Ross Horiie
Markell H. Nelson
Charley H. Keine
Maude Alexander
Lalla
Townes City
Charlies H. Kehne
Kealty Development Co
Elty and Counts
Charles H. Kehne
Kteadty Development Co
Elty
County
Siu Imul
Realty Development Co
City
Frederick Development Corporation
Mary i. Diemer
Wiley
G. Guhner
Eomnty
Frederick Development Corporaion
Hower
Mitchell
Emma J. Bushman
Nettle Bushman
John Samuel Wesley Halph Snurtier
Minnie Margaret Spurrier
Stoner
Storm
Edna M. Rhorback
Harry W. Rehrhack
R. & Harp
Frances Elizabeth Hahn
Williiam Edward Hahn
Lea Woeinberg
BR. RL Rosenstock
Purely Personal notes from Frederick and area residents
The column lists multiple personal updates including Milas Eleanor Rice returning to Rose Hill Manor after European travel, Misa Catherine Dopst vacationing with Lalalah Montour in Baltimore, and several Wilsons and Brosius family members visiting relatives across Cumberland Ocean City and Frederick. It also covers a Morgan family reunion near Yellow Springs with many attendees, a note on Grindstone apples displayed by John C. Main, and the sale of a Jefferson Street dwelling to E B Mensell by Theodore H. Alexander with immediate possession.
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Milas Eleanor Rice
Parla
Rose Hill Manor
Misa Catherine Qdopst
Wilaner Street
Lalalah Montour
Baltimore
Mary Louise
Ellen Wilson
N. George Wilson
Lester Feaga
Cumberland
Rose Cain
East Third Street
New York
Flossie Cain
William J. Grove
Charles C. Brosius
Charles. Brosius
Antoinette
Dorothy
Virginia Brosius
Llesyst Jones
Dickerson
Cora Virginia Mobler
Abramstowe
Ocean City
Aurelia Stoner
Pittsburgh
Edward Derr Shriner
Ceresville
Harry Kemp
Mary
Frederick
Misa Elizabeth M. Kreh
Edward H. Kreh
West South Street
Morgan
Yellow Springs
Nioward Shankle
Andrew Morgan
Walkersville
Harry Marman
Harry Morgan
John Morgan
Benjamin Kline
Keedysville
E. R. Kaufman
Washington
W. F. Doreey
C. W. Hoffmaster
Catherine Morgan
Beulah
Helen
Eva
Dorothy Pauline
Betty Jane Morgan
Naomi Dorsey
Charlotta Burger
Leona Kaufman
Charles
Lewis Marman
Harry Hammerick
Dallas Hoffmaster
van Fossen
Mr. Darkie
John C. Main
Ersville
Theodore H. Alexander
George Snider
Jefferson Street
E. B. Mensell
Shasta Tupe n embraces short hair bob for style
Shasta Tupe n declares a desire to be stylish and trendy by adopting a real short bob haircut. The bold fashion choice reflects a playful stance on appearance and self expression.
Religious Struggle Deepens in Mexico as Government Clashes with Catholic Clergy
In Mexico City on August 11, the government’s religious regulations remain rejected by the Catholic episcopate, signaling a deadlock with no reconciliation in sight. President Dulles denounced clergy as seeking wealth and power while using pulpits for sedition. Business nerves fray as silver exchange drops sharply.
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Mexico City
Dulles
Democrats rally behind William G Wilson for Senate
A Philadelphia based report details William G Wilson a first secretary of labor and former congressman as Democratic Senate hopeful in Pennsylvania. His daughter Agnes leads the campaign as strategists describe large GOP spending in the nomination race and Democrats feeling optimism for November.
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XEA Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
William G. Wilson
Othner
Farmer
Ovnet
Agnes
Senate Investigating Committee
Washington
Representative Ware
Pepper
Pindhot
Robert E. Pattison
Wilson
Schatvig
Cama
Antes Wissen
Gones
Senate
Walking as Exercise and Education in Modern Life
Surgeon General Dr. Huck S. Cumming argues walking remains vital for health and learning. He notes motor cars reduce walking, warns of lost benefits, and highlights strolling as recreation, observation training, and low-cost exercise compared with organized sports.
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Huck S$. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Lantern Fish Glow Captured In Ocean Depths
Lantern fishes display phosphorescent spots along their bodies making tiny electric lights. The article notes some species rise to the surface, others stay deep, and describes a specimen shown in a picture as bright panne and a lamplike glow researchers study via Nature Magazine inquiries from Washington.
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