The Daily News Notes Paper Details and Editorial Policy
The Daily News is an independent newspaper published weekday afternoons at The News-Post Building Court Street Frederick Maryland by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It carries Associated Press content and requires real names for letters or opinions with authority for statements. The paper is entered at the Frederick Maryland post office as second class matter.
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News-Post
Court Street
Fredence, Iaryland
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Frederick, Md
Buying Privacy and the Quintuplets' Public Scrutiny
Dr Dafoe comments on the cost of privacy for the Quintuplets as intensive media attention endangers normal development. He notes public exposure pressures families like Lindbergh’s to seek substantial shelter from intrusive publicity, framing privacy as a valuable, purchasable safeguard.
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Dafoe
Quintups
Pooberty
Archer
Lindbergh
Eyesight in Winter and the Cost of Poor Lighting
The article notes winter worsens eyesight as the sun sits lower and reading light becomes dim. It warns eyestrain causes headaches and reduced work output, urging careful lighting to protect the eyes which are described as a valuable tool worth protecting at any price.
Grumble Day Urged as One-Day Note
In a letter to President Roosevelt Rev. ELM Kendall of Omaha jokes about a nationwide Grumble Day while noting the stress of personal grievances. The piece also mentions urban parking space debates and a remark by New York Mayor La Guardia on parking problems as well as unrelated notes on U.S. defense and policy.
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Elm. Kendall
Omaha
Roosevelt
Three New Travel Books on the West Indies and Caribbean
Winter winds and southern crude set the scene for three travel books about the Caribbean and West Indies. Charles WO Mariners West Indian Odyssey guides readers through islands and ruins, with photographs and historical context. Tom Marvel’s Circling the Caribbean offers a broader tour with a brisk, modern pace, while Notes On a Dream surveys Guadeloupe and Curaçao with travel notes and regional history.
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Musex
Dodge
Christopher Carlumbus
Cheistoghes
Cutudel
Virgin Islands
Bf Urbeard
Mr Parmer
Yeaterday
Ths Hook
Tom Marvel
M Farvec
Careweas
Curacau Harbados
Trinnidad
Joseph Henry Jackson Macmurland
Cauther
PGF
LUF'S STUFF PRESENT STATE OF ECONOMY CRISIS
A poem laments widespread financial trouble in a town or region. It notes sluggish business, factory slowdowns, and rising unemployment and asks for remedies and tax relief while urging a clearer path to a saner day. The author signs N. A. Lufburrow.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Miss Norton to Speak at Hood College on Student Services
Miss Helen R. Norton associate director of the Prince School Simmons College Boston Mass will visit Hood College Tuesday to address students interested in a store service as an occupation at 1250 a m. She will hold personal interviews in the afternoon for those seeking further information.
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Helen R. Norton
the Prince School
Simmons College
Hoston
Mass
Hood College
Miss Norton
New Frederick County Commissioners Elected One Year Ago
Fifty years ago a county commission formed with Joseph G. Miller as president and Francis Rengle as attorney. A wagon mishap near Market Street injured Miton McDaniel and his young son, while Thomas Morgan and George W. Cramer assisted. Grace Lutheran Church members donated to the new pastor Hey Plow Miller.
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Joseph G. Miller
Thomas Highton
Henry F. Maxwell
Thomas Stouffer
Charles A. Eyler
Miller
Howard Aa
Gittinger
Francis
Mit
Miton McDaniel
Eighth Street
Thomas Morgan
George W. Cramer
Grace Lutheran Church
Mechanicstown
Hey, Plow, Miller
Twenty Years Legal Items From The Columns Of The News
Favorable notations will be made on records at rural mail carriers who sell at least fifteen dollars of war savings at a start with an estimate. One thousand one hundred coal cars pass through Sarda for government use on New York and beyond. Brunswick faces a coal famine as dealers lack fuel. churches suspend services and the telephone exchange suffers cuts. Frederick Lodge of Elks held memorials for five deceased members with W. Clinton McSherry and Teo Weinberg as orators. Local names tied to a grocery or social matter appear in a disrupted notice.
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New York
Brunswick
Wamta
Frederick
Frederick Lodge OF Elks
Charles McC. Navan
William Ff. Turner
George C. Huffer
Luther Dere
Francis Houghman
W. Clinton McSherry
Teo Weinberg
Carl Schwartz
Mra Low T
Otho Keller
Tindla
Experiment In Group Medicine Tried By HOLC
Preston Grover reports on a federal backed group health plan by the Home Owners Loan Corporation. The program offers HOLC employees hospital and medical care for a monthly fee with access to five physicians and extensive services except certain diseases. The article notes opposition from the American Medical Association and a clash with private doctors, with controversy to continue.
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Preston Grover
Preston Giruver
Washington
Pew
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation
Group Health Association
THOLC
Benefty
SMH
Iemabers
Licenses Issued For Several Rockville Area Marriages
Marriage licenses issued at Rockville include Charles Kenneth Earp 23 and Anna May Gollanday 18 of Gaithersburg and Glenn Omp Morgan 25 of Peederick with Lena May Coyle 18 of Clarksburg.
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Rockville
Charles Kenneth Earp
Anna May Golliday
Gaithersburg
Glenn Omp Morgan
Peederick
Lena May Coyle
Clarksiburg
Certified Holly Certification Program Aids Maryland
Maryland groups join the State Forestry Department to conserve holly supply amid destructive harvesting. An inspection service ensures certified holly is properly cut, compliant with law, berry bearing, and well packed for buyers.
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Maryland Garden Clubs
The
Garden Club of America
Federated Garden Clube of Maryland
State Department of Forestry
Baltimore
Forestry Department
Today in History and Birthdays of Noted Figures
A roster of historical anniversaries and birthdates across centuries noting figures such as Sir Edmund Andros, Joyce Kilmer, and John Rarey, with brief milestones. Includes historic events from 17th to 20th centuries, a 1932 Hoover message, and a 1936 Russian constitution parade.
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Edmund Andros
New York
New England
Virginia
George Helland
England
Jane G. C. Swisshelm
Pittsburgh
John S Rarey
Ohio
Grovesport
Joseph Conrad
Edward H Sothern
Julia Marlowe
New Orleans
Joyce Kilmer
New Brunswick
N. J
France
Larttay
New York City
Philadelphia
U. S Naval Observatory
Washington, D.C
Cleveland
Congress
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Diet
Finland
Ipli
Thomas J. Mooney
Mainz
Germany
Hoover
Moncton
Faith and Works Seen as One in Bible Thought
A brief religious note cites James 2 26 to link faith and deeds as necessary to life. The passage discusses faith as the soul of religion and works as its body, drawing a parallel to how Christians need both for a complete life.
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James
Lfe
Colton
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Christmas Gifts
A practice guide asks if a wife may gift her husband’s secretary at Christmas, whether employers should gift employees, and if office gift exchanges are wise. It weighs tasteful generosity, avoiding hardship, and suggests practical options such as budgeting or clear communication with one’s spouse.
Nightlife curfew and cafe society in New York
George Ross reports on New York nightlife policing as cops push to close nightclubs by 4 a.m. and restrict cafe society. The piece notes marquee advertising, theater productions, casting talk for Gone with the Wind, and The Queen Mary’s near collision with the Nagmandie deck while Theos Bernard’s Tibet trip is discussed.
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George Ross
New York
Oriental Theater
Broadway
WPA
GHQ
Normandie
Holland Tunnel
Queen Mary
Theos Bernard
Columbia University
Tibet
Shan- Ar-La
James Iiston
Mr. Bernard
Sulphur powder used to check chigger activity
Dr Fishbein notes chiggers or Trombidiosis bite mainly on feet and toes and may cause scabies like irritation. Chiggers breed in underbrush and grasses, common April to September in Ozarks and southern states. USDA suggests clearing vegetation and spreading sulphur powder across affected areas to deter bites.
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Ozarks
United States Department For Agriculture
Chigger Precautions and Postbite Care
Advice for avoiding chigger bites and treating them includes wearing high top shoes over trousers in infested areas and dusting skin with sulphur powder. After a bite wash with a strong solution, and avoid skin penetration by using clean tools and antiseptics to prevent secondary infection.
Cranium Crackers Quiz from a Historic Page
Sailors note eight bells as watch time aboard Ume. Questions compare German proximity to Paris, Manila distances from San Francisco and Seattle, a herd of beetles, a flock of birds, and the collective for rabbits. A simple interest calculation asks Smith’s charge on $100 for one day at 8 percent.
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Paris
Manila
San Francisco
Seattle
Smith
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