Independent Daily News Struggles With Copyright Notices
A fragment from The Daily News discusses independent publication standards and attribution requirements. It notes confusion over Mewe-Poa Bullring and Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co, highlighting archival phrasing about authorized use and the need for proper attribution and authority for news content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert
Mewe-Poa
Court Mires
Wink, Mergiaol
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Toy values and holiday season reflections linger in a winter column
A mid December column muses on Christmas shopping, toy importance for child development, and how play shapes growth. It contrasts the wholesome role of toys with neglect and the lifelong impact of early play experiences on imagination and effort.
War Memoir critiques loom in Lloyd George volume
The fifth volume of War Memoir draws sharp fire from David Lloyd George who condemns wartime leaders as blind and foolish. The English text notes his harsh judgments of Haig, Petain, and others while defending his own wartime stance amid accusations of bias.
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David Loydgo
England
Watebline Prealer
Little. Mmn and Co
George
Lemon Pie and Custard Pie Recipe Notes
A clipped home kitchen item lists two dessert recipes from Mrs. WWCL blaring at 1023 North Market Street. It gives lemon pie and custard pie instructions with ingredients like cottage cheese butter sugar flour lemon yolks and raisins, plus steps to bake and finish with meringue.
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Costagh
WWCL
North Market
North Market St
Hagerstown Mayor Wertz to Return Home for Christmas
Hagerstown mayor Irvin M. Wertz, hospitalized in Baltimore for treatment of a complication, is reported to be improving and plans to return home for the Christmas holidays next week. Family says his condition has improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Better Hagerstown
Irvin M. Wertz
Frederick Past and Present Local Notes December 1916
A review of Frederick and nearby items from The News columns recalls snowbound streets delaying a walking match, a dynamite mishap injuring Perry and Gesnger, and social notes such as Williams and Crossnickle’s engagement. It also cites road material shortages delaying the Knoxville pike’s last mile, concerns over traffic signals, and Frederick Baseball Association activity with committee appointments.
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Ellicott
Frederick
Perry
Walkersville
John Fox
Meyer
Mr. Perry
Jacob Gesnger
Williams Dittle
Emma K. Crossnickle
Friedon
Dr Ceorpe Dich
Lutieran Par
Lewis
Fraicy
Prderick
Knoxville
Jefferson
New Pike
Mr. Grove Lime Company
Hich Fehom
Mora Industries
CHE Frederick
Shere Tr
Charles FO Cremtell
Tur
Judes Crenn HO Werthington
Wissen Po &Mti
Thoms Rohrtark
Waltm
Koib Aid Rew Tixenté
Fractured Chronicle of Royal Tragedy and Local Postwar Life
A fragmented account mixes a royal abdication narrative with Maryland town notes and county affairs. The piece references a tragedy linked to Edward VII era monarchy, then pivots to Christmas shopping in Iran, postal delays, and local farm bureau actions, county elections, and societal events in Frederick County.
Dear Santa Letters From West Street Wish Lists
A collage of handwritten requests from children on West South Street listing toys clothing books and gear for Santa. Names include Lenny Madelyn Dawn Richard Roland Johnnie George and others with items such as dolls bikes skates nut and fruit assortments and school supplies. A note mentions community events lectures weddings and yuletide programs as part of holiday chatter.
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Santa
Lenny Vout
West South Street
Madelyn Houlfs
Roland Toms
LeGore
Banjy
Johnnie Yon
LeGare
Banta
George Toma
Dear Santa Claus requests from area children listed
A collection of handwritten letters asks Santa for dolls, scooters, candy, nuts, oranges, and various toys. Names include Catherine Crum Jr, Leon Hooker, Mary Catherine Stine, Niles, Dilly Abrecht, Patricia Poole Bradlow, Dolores Lorraine Crouse, Delores Ekuston, Frances Sprankle, Pegsy Ann Wisner, Sunny Wisnitr, with streets in East Patrick and East Third areas.
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Santa Claus
Faelyn
Catherine May Crum, Jr
O. Avenue
Leon Hooker
East Patrick Street
Santa
Mary Catherine Stine
Fast Second Street
Angel
Niles
Dilly Abrecht
East Eighth Street
Patey Poole
Bradlow
Dolores Lorraine Crouse
Braddock Heights
Delores Ekuston
East Third Street
Frances Sprankle
Pegsy Ann Wisner
Esst
Fifth Street
Sunny Wisnitr
East Tumh Street
Maryland's Eight Electors Gather to Cast Ballot
William J. Grove leads Maryland's eight electors who meet in Annapolis Monday to certify the Democratic presidential vote from November 3. They will take oaths, sign official books, and arrange expenses before dining at the Executive Mansion.
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William J. Grove Nestor
Maryland
Wiliam
Grove
Coun
Nestor
Annapolis
Roccevelda
Democratic Party
Crove
Executive Mansion
Harry Wy Nice
Str. Crove
Frederica County
William Treston Lane, Jr
Washington County
Artur Cantwell
Cecil County
John F. A. Whettle
Joseph PD. Healy
James Cadden
Wilmer C. Carter
Jon T. Tormolion
Baltimore
Senate
George Washington
Congress
Romevelt
Gamer Ire
United States
Ear Syringing Cautions From Health Advice Column
A health notice warns against over frequent ear syringing and outlines safe practices. It emphasizes sterilizing syringes, boiling water, and proper patient positioning, while noting risks from attempting self removal and encouraging professional care for infections or foreign bodies.
Maryland Auto Fatalities in November Reach Forty Six
A Motor Vehicles Commissioner report shows 46 people died in Maryland traffic incidents in November. Of the victims 17 were pedestrians, 13 drivers, and 16 passengers. There were 43 fatal accidents. ten counties had deaths, with Baltimore reporting 15 and Prince George’s 7. Only three of 57 drivers were charged with drunken driving.
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Phree
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Caraunn
Cecil
Charles Dorchester
Gault
Kent
Quen Anne
Wieemies
Abdication of Edward VII Celebrated as Constitutional Victory
Cincinnati reports the abdication marks a key victory for constitutional government over personal rule. Prime Minister Bairn, credited with steering the empire, resisted sentimentalist pressure and change advocates while debating the balance of power and naval policy amid public discourse on leadership and succession.
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Cincinnati
Edward VII
Bauiin
Erbium
EA Ibie
Mae
Hve
Alice Longworth
Rumors of Civil War Casts Shadow on Spanish Club Scene
In a New York club amid rumba and tango, a Spanish dancer quits mid performance after declaring hatred to the proprietor, revealing a personal Civil War toll as patrons drift away. The piece shifts to Beaux Arts Ball commentary and a tangential tale of Yukon lore, including Robert W. Service and Dan McGrew.
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George Ross
New York
Spain
Boon
Senorita
Utter
Beaux Arts
Stanwood Mencken
Gypsy Rose Lee
Paris
Yukon
Robert W. Service
Dan McGrew
Philip Gerschel
South Duineapolis
Gerschel
Dan
S Lady
Lou
Dawson City
Phibias
Lord
Mc Grew
Siyash Bill
Flo
Today in History Anniversaries Highlight Notable Figures
A jumble of entries notes John Jay and others born in New York City and elsewhere, with dates and roles including jurist, diplomat, governor, and labor leader. Legends mention Oliver Cromwell, Pennsylvania ratification, and a historic disappearance, among various misread lines.
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John Jay
New York
Orst
New York City
Tso WH
Marey
Itu
Southbridge
Mays
Henry Wells
Pioneer Express
The
American Express
Wells, Parke
ThMford
AIA
William N. Cook
Hoover
Wythe Counts
Oliver Crome
England
Marcon
Wielras
Dorothy Amoin
India
Delp
Wii
Ned Recstag
Berlin
Notable Birthdays Featured in Historical Almanac
The column lists honorees such as Frank White of Maryland and Edward Roos of Wisconsin, noting birthplaces and ages. It references several figures including Edward Robinson, Harry Wam, and others with dates tied to “today’s” anniversary and brief biographical notes. The tone hints at a reflective, optimistic outlook for life and society.
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Neer
United States Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Frank White
Maryland
United States Treasures
Miman Valley
Edward A. Roos
University of Wisconsin
Wieda
Edward U. Robinson
T Raumania
Harry M. Wam
New York
Rusia
LUF'S STUFF Promises of Santa Claus and steady gift flow
A fragmentary note extols Santa Claus as ready to keep gifts flowing to stores and descendants, promising resplendent toys for every present day. The text mentions Banta and Mowerhall in a celebratory, if garbled, column about holiday generosity.
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Mowerhall
N. A. Lufrurrow
Bible Thought Wisdom and Inheritance Profit
Fragmentary note quotes Ecclesiastes about wisdom and inheritance. Mentions profit from wisdom and sin warning. Appears as a rough sermon fragment with garbled text and unclear attributions.
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Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
Central Trust Company
Furth Aom
Peoples’ Liquidating Corporation
Frederick Elka
Pomona Grange
Emmett R. Bowlus
Tate Jyefee S. Wetter
Wutert L. Smith
Hood Callrce
American Historical Astronomical Society
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Yeg Kraft
Merersvitt
Santa Letters
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John HH. Stine
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Francia Scott Key Hotel
Teeam
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Elwood Toms, Jr
Roosevelt
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