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Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss a 2017 event or price data with references to amounts such as 404 and 1.75, plus mentions of real estate or press coverage. The legible portions are insufficient to identify people, organizations, or a clear event.
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Christmas reflections from Frederick Chamber of Commerce leader
Frederick County Chamber of Commerce President Edward J. Daugherty delivers a Christmastime message stressing peace on earth and good will to men. He recalls the biblical story of Jesus, urging pursuit of the edict of peace amid national crises and global turmoil.
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Edward J. Daugherty
Frederick County
Chamber
Mr. Daugherty
Christmas Messages from Thurmont Leader Endear Readers
Herman D. Shook Thurmont police chief and Catoctin Sertoma Club founder shares Christmas reflections in a civic club newsletter edited by George W. Wireman. He urges the true spirit of Christmas rooted in faith and community progress for the future. The piece appears alongside a column on editor’s objectivity and a light retort from Gov. Marvin Mandel during a press conference booing incident.
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Frederick Countian
Herman D. Shook
Thurmont
Catoctin Sertoma Club
Civic Club
George W. Wireman
Shook
Associated Press
David Goeller
Marvin Mandel
Goeller
University of Maryland
Overnor
Nixon Says Air Cleanliness Irrelevant If One Freezes
President Nixon remarks that death from cold is not affected by whether air is clean or dirty, arguing that pollution concerns must be weighed against other policy factors. The quote frames fuel pollution in a broader political context.
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Nixon
Christmas Message of Hope and Peace Across Generations
The piece reflects on the Christmas spirit as a timeless call to peace and goodwill. It contrasts the Christ Child’s message with diverse beliefs, urging belief in humanity and the possibility of global harmony if people choose good will, though it notes a tendency to forget this joy after the season ends.
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Earth
Bac
Jesus the Christ
Letters to the Editor and Public Reflections
A collection of reader letters debating a Betsy Ross six pointed star tale and a complaint about speeders reporting. also a theological piece questioning "What did God have to do with it" and urging personal responsibility and Christmas goodwill.
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the Mall
George Washington
Robert Morris
George Ross
Betsy Fam
Fire Prevention Corner Reframes Clothing Fire Tragedies
Fire prevention experts label clothing fires a needless tragedy caused by cellulosic fibers. The piece notes the ongoing damage and urges changes in materials and prevention. Published in SULT Freserick on Mé. 27.
Consolidation adoption cited amid agriculture notes
Fire destroyed a large building causing losses over 15000 dollars. Ten head of cattle and twenty one hogs perished in the blaze at the PPS Company premises as reported in the directors meeting notes.
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Sin Iite
Frederick Community Chest honored for continued agency support
The Frederick Community Chest Association is thanked for sustaining activities of local agencies for another year. A three day holiday will be observed over the mass and sears taken by manoffice and industrial workers.
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Frederick
Frederick Community Chest Association
Mas
Sears
Man Ffice
Right Kind of Disruption in Christmas Reflections
The piece recalls Christmas as a disruption that tests normal life and memory. It weaves quotes from Robert Louis Stevenson and Henry with themes of cheer, sorrow, and resilience, noting how Christmas stirs memory, hope, and renewed perception despite hardship.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Scribner's Magazine
Pete Tee
West
Ami
Henley
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