Established 1883 Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co Paper Notice
Publication details and advertising rates for a daily paper issued in the afternoon except Sunday. Notices reference association memberships and credit terms, with addresses and building directives for submissions.
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Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
AD Communications
News-Post
Court
Frederick
Bid
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Pressed Press
Membes
Associat
Communists Could Extend War in China Across World
The piece argues after years of fighting in China the civil war and Japanese conflict may intensify. It cites sources accusing the United States of futile peace efforts and warns that Russia’s aim to pull China behind an iron curtain increases global risk.
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United States
Pat Hurley
China
East
Great Britain
Russia
Washington
Chiang Kai-Shek
After Vacation Viewpoint on Work Revisions
Vacation reflections spark two fresh work perspectives and new strategies to tackle difficulties. Encounters with peers in similar fields share ideas and successes, while distance viewing clarifies overall tasks and future development prospects.
Vocabulary Builder Note on Word Usage
A compact guide illustrating common word mix ups with pronunciation and spelling tips. It promotes daily vocabulary growth and presents the word ineffable defined as incapable of being expressed in words with an example of drifting clouds showcasing ineffable beauty.
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Edelweiss
The Junction Hotel Fortified by Dead Man Vines Fence
A Western Australia hotel known as The Junction is ringed by a four foot barrier built from empty beer bottles called dead man vines. The unusual defense shields the property around the premises amid surrounding tension and local lore.
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Western Australia
Murder at 40,000 Feet A Yugoslav Strike Stirs US Debate
Today in Washington the August crisis over Yugoslav planes shooting down an unarmed American transport raises questions of responsibility, potential sanctions, and the threat to peace. The attack tests US resolve, with critics urging firm action or risk of further conflict if Tito’s regime acts with impunity. The piece weighs indemnity, demobilization, and the possibility of broader fallout from Moscow’s influence in the Balkans.
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Buskaguiens
Thia An Akc Ma
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Washington
Department of State
Europe
United States
Tito
Truman
Navajo Turquoise Mounting Tradition in Southwest
The Navajos began mounting turquoise in New Mexico about 70 years ago, a practice begun by the southwest Indians.
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New Mexico
Fifty Years Ago Local Items from the Columns of the News
From the August 26 1896 Columns of the News a fire ruins MR W J Speak's residence upstairs furniture and $40 held for a client with no water source nearby. Hiram R B Hall a six year old falls from a third story window but escapes injury. A Buffalo pool tournament opens with Harry Smith beating Thomas Baumgardner 75 to 68. The Frederick and Middletown electric road resumes service to Braddock Heights after a serious accident. W J Wilson narrowly avoids injury when the car moves while he works beneath it. A special Aldermen meeting awards the garbage contract to John Schell at $730 a year.
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W. J. Speak
Creagerstown
Hiram RB. Hall
Hiram Hall
West Fifth Street
Buffalo
Harry Smith
Thomas Baumgardner Foy
Frederick and Middletown
Braddock Heights
W. J. Wilson
Board of Aldermen
John Schell
Rebuilt Barbara Fritchie Home Site Purchased
A local company formed to finance rebuilding Barbara Fritchie’s home at 156 West Patrick Street. Contracts were awarded for three Carroll Creek bridges on East Patrick Street West Patrick Street and Brewers Alley with costs 10 205 00 0 8311 75 and 6218 75 respectively. August precipitation totals in 1914 records fall behind this year at 17 9 inches with last night showers adding about a third inch.
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Barbara Fritchie
Dame Barbara
West Patrick Street
National Council
United Order of American Men
Albany
N.Y
Carroll Creek
East Patrick Street
Brewers Alley
State Roads Commissan
Patrik Street
County Fair Trends At Odds With Exhibitions Tone
A bas but CHAber OL commerce notes two New England county fairs set for 1946 signaling a return to normal. Rural leaders worry fairs drift toward carnivals, losing the original exhibition spirit of farm crops, livestock displays, and crafts cherished in American fairs.
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Basbut Chaber
New England
New York Times
Today In History and Birthdays Across Eras
A compact list recounts historic anniversaries and notable births. Key figures include 1787 Innokentii the missionary in Alaska, 1889 James L. Cabell physician-educator, 1936 Johns Hopkins eye doctor Wilmer, 1938 Zona Gale novelist, and 1949 John Buchan novelist. Also notes Los Angeles founding in 1781 and multiple 18th–20th century milestones. Birthdays span Jerome Hunsaker, Henry Atkinson, Maxwell Taylor, Charles McCabe, Lee de Forest, Jules Romaine, among others. Horoscope predicts a cautious, precise thinker with limited fortune prospects.
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Innokentii
Alaska
United States
Vacre
Siberia
James L. Cabell
University At Virginia
Nelson Co
William W. Wilmer
Johns Hopkins
Powhatan Co
Zona Gale
Portage
Wis
John Buchan
Canada
Perth
Scotland
Montreal
Los Angeles
Pueblo of
el Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Heine de Los Angeles
Nathan Read
James Rumsey
John Fitch
John Stevens
Cleveland
Kraskator
Eland
Java
Sumatra
Ottmar Mergenthaler
Baltimore
Niagara Falls
Ofeet
Burma
New Guinea
Pope
France
Caen
Normandy
Belin
Patten
Troyes
Paris
U. S. Missouri
Russia
China
Jerome C. Hunsaker
Mass. Institute of Technology
Creston
Iawa
Henry A. Atkinson
New York
Merced
Cal
Maxwell D. Taylor
West Point
Keytesville
Charles B. McCabe
N. ¥. Mirror
Lee de Forest
Nurse's Aide Corps Names New Officers
Frederick County Nurse's Aide Corps elected new officers at the August 13 meeting. Captain Mrs Holmes D. Baker Lieutenant Mrs Charles Yahn and Secretary Mrs C Thomas Summers chosen. Retiring captain Mrs H Lee Davis thanked members. Pins arrived and purchases made. Meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel attended by 713 members. Quarterly meetings proposed. decision to be voted October 8.
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Frederick County
Nurse's Aide Corps
Holmes D. Baker
Charles Yahn
C. Thomas Summers
H. Lee Davis
Hue
Francis Scott Keyote
Strength for Today and AA Influence at a Resort
A wealthy AA adherent vacationing at a fashionable resort funds a local paid advertisement inviting anyone needing help to call a helpline. The piece praises AA’s mission and compares it to early Christian outreach, urging blessings on benefactors and highlighting the movement’s expanding influence.
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Douglass
DS Dy
Alcoholics Anonymous
A. A
Ecg
Jerusalem
Samaria
Christian Church
Babson Newspaper
Lynd
Atoms or Insects in Civilizational Threats Debate
NEA correspondent Peter Edson surveys the insect control era after DDT, noting its failures against boll weevils and other pests while contrasting insect warfare with atomic threats. He cites cotton pests, entomology advances, and historic eradication efforts as context for ongoing challenges.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Saipan
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Parenting
Dorothy Dix weighs in on mothers teaching daughters domestic skills, mother in law living arrangements, and boarding options for children. Advice covers preparing for marriage, avoiding friction with in laws, and serving neglected children through schooling or a governess.
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Dorothy Dix
Hair Dye and Social Cues
An acquaintance changes her hair color and you consider the result attractive. Do not comment to avoid seeming flirtatious or cynical. The appropriate approach is silence to prevent misreading her intent.
Washington Weather Chief Says Capital Summers Misjudged
W P Day, senior forecaster at the Washington Weather Bureau since 1913, defends Washington summers as mild the public overstates. He notes July averages near normal, a 98 degree day this year, and a 20 day 100 degree spell in 1930. He says humidity and dry air shaped the harsh impression and discusses forecast challenges.
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Washington
W. P. Day
Washington Weather Bureau
Independence
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richmond
Norfolk
Louisville
Cincinnati
Day
Questions And Answers From A Historic Q A Roundup
The excerpt presents a series of trivia style Q A items covering a U S loan to France value of 1 2 billion dollars a claim on prewar jobs for GIs a Dutch prime minister Louis Beel and notes on traveler's tree rain tree and beefwood native to Madagascar each item reflects period trivia and public affairs language.
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Madagascar
Lufburrow Essay on Kind Speech and Friendship
A reflective piece by N. A. Lufburrow argues that gentle words build friendships and calm the atmosphere, while harsh replies breed malice and hurt feelings. The author urges careful, discreet language to foster happiness and social harmony.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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