Forward Power and Wide Attack Dominate Early Football Preview
The piece analyzes pre season focus on power running and forward passing to open wide plays. It cites Colgate Minnesota Princeton Yale and others as models with strong line play and ground gains. The author argues a powerful running game sets up accuracy and wide reception while defense pressures the wings. It notes teams rely on mental focus to grind yardage and control early momentum.
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Princeton
Pitgaram
Ohio Biabe
Ehers
Revente
Yale Metal
Amy Gagree
Minnista
Thic
Gopher
Tiger
Eocal
Colgate
Wes &m
Len Mecalwee
Irwin
Evantee
Lecke
Wikkstead
Envoy's Regrets Mark Brief Stop in Washington
An envoy expressed regrets during a halted car incident described as a polite surrender. Officials report the envoy, identified as Gheffs Khan Djalal, a seven Persia minister, pictured outside the State Department in Washington. He protested foreign policy, pressing the secretary for condolences on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheffs Khan Djalal
Persia
Washington
Zimmerman Building Replaces Historic Corner Store In Frederick
The old Zimmerman grocery on East Patrick Street yields to a new brick and steel structure at Carroll Street. Old timers recall candy displays, Uncle Sam’s Mall Bag, and hand ground coffee, while construction revealed a brick foundation, hewn joists, and Confederate money in the walls.
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Zimmerman
Pattick and
Carroll Streets
Mae Tay Adams
Frederick
Uncle Sam
Zimme
Rman's
William Ho Zimmerman
Dean
Wheela
David Zimmierman
Charles I. Farnsworth
Wistau Zimmerman
Rottt
George Grushen
Lar Grushon
Conwood Cement Sumac
O'D
Bownd
Tadiroad
Carroll Street
Carroll Creek
B and Q
Windsor
Grushon
Abors
Zammerman
East Patrick and
Canned Fruits as Desserts Featured by Sister Mary
Readable fragments describe using canned raspberries peaches and berries to make desserts with juice gelatin and fruit mixtures. Recipes include lemon orange flavors and a toasted fruit dessert with cookies and marshmallows.
World War II imagery and stamp notes in scarce philatelic column
The article discusses marginal imagery depicting a Nazi theme and a storm trooper, references a Munich Berserkers hall, and mentions a pirate treasure legend on Costa Rica. It also covers new airmails, Sudan stamp issues, envelope stamp patterns since 1914, and wartime postal rates.
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Sudan
Tam
The
Camel Post
Stamp design links Mount Fuji to New Year motif
The article describes a stamp with Mount Fuji by artist Kasan Watanabe. It features a bamboo frame, plum blossoms, and an inscription reading Bail of the Great Japanese empire. The denomination is shown with Eleventh year of Shows and a Japanese manager’s mark, plus a mourning cancellation and a crane symbol.
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Mount Fuji
Kasan Watanabe
Notable Quotes and Local Land Purchases Reported
The item quotes figures like Dr. Boil Lidwig and H. G. Wells on culture and politics, cites Max Gardner and Irving Fisher, and notes a public sale near the Courthouse. Land deals include 128 acres bought for $2,000 by Maude M Fraley and Harry T Fraley and 38 acres to El'nor Kemp and C. Ross Kemp for $1.75 a unit, with trustees H K DeLaulet William M Storm Samuel A Lewis and Holden S Pelton, auctioneer Emmett R Bowlus.
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Maude M Fraley
Harry T Fraley
El'nor Kemp
C. Ross Kemp
H K. DeLaulet
Willian M Storm
Samuel A. Lewis
Holden
Pelton
Emmett R. Bowlus
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Baker's Seventh
A merprice birthday dinner was held at Are and Mrs. ya Baker's home in Myersville for Mr. Baker's seventh birthday. A delicious dinner was served. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. xra Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Milan Stekman, Mr. and Mrs. Cave Ramaburg, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vellouse, Mr. and Mrs. Orrilly Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, and numerous listed spouses and friends including Mrs. Elsie Redmond, Mrs. William Nickiejohn, Mrs. Frank Hartcock, and many others.
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Surfrise Methday Farty
Merprice
Are
Ya. Baker
Myersville
Bacer
Xra Baker
Milan Stekman
Cave Ramaburg
Thomas Vellouse
Orrilly Baker
Harry Baker
Elsie Redmond
William Nickiejohn
Frank Hartcock
Ezra Blank
Allen Plunkand
Preston Willard
Richard Winners
Roger Wiles
Robert Hartsock
Bessie Hamsberg
Mises
Rebs Stockman
Ruby Blank
Virginia Stockman
Maudie Hameburg
Mary Ramsburg
Betty Lu Wiles
Grace Wire
Mary Anne Wires
Ellen Hartaock
Catherine
Local Names List Appears Across OCR Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Dorothy Baker Mary Thelen Richard Meccers Clarence Marty Ruben Stockman Bare Bian Jr Woben Blank Charlie Wibald Henry E Phinkeed Wilson Baker Orry Baker Jr Charles Baker Melvin Baker Hese ieh Baker Luib er Hieffiner Rodger Micklejohn Patl Wiles LeRoy Baker Ray Baker.
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Maeey
Gratson
Ot the
Menis
Angie
Tala
Pittetamgh
Miederick Brick Works
Sister Mary’s
Mary E. Dague
Tometrot
Mena
Lomein
Coektad
Lupee
Angel Ferk
L. B. Nicodemus
Marieet
Frode
A. E. Fisher Plumbing and Beating Contractor
Gugtton Jabees
Jone Founliac
Munich
Feidherren Hale
Coens
Maine
Cocos Tala
Pacific
Fanaia
Costa Kiem
Ialand
United States
Vazan
Mussolini
Hitler
Boil Lidwig
Ivan H Hagedorn
Bethel
H. G. Wells
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Irving Fisher
Yale
Lochinvar
West
M. C. Eaton
New York
G. O. PF
Joshua B
Farnsworth’s Restaurant
the News-Post
Markell & Ford
Frederick, MD
Poor Yates
Potomac, Edison Company
Quaker City
North Market Street
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Ike
Smother Jones
Nicodemus
Areror
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