News note on Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co subscription rates
The item lists subscription prices for the News established 1823, published in Frederick, Frederick County, with charges for single copies and prepaid periods. It notes monthly and yearly rates and mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The text includes publication frequency and postal designation information.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg CO
Singia
Ee Semper Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frederick
Why Not Slim Down Why Government Paper Fills Newsrooms
The government faces a paper shortage threatening newspapers and periodicals across the nation. Editors note shrinking ad revenue and rising costs as they await potential federal priority measures to secure paper supplies for print operations.
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New
Odier Ahich
Ygate
Wat Ae
Sears Newepepery
Apt
GPO
Bener Saluton
Valentine Customs and Romance in Historic Times
A fragmentary note recalls how lovers celebrated St Valentine’s Day with handwritten expressions of affection in past eras. It mentions priestly decorations, greetings, and the social reception, noting blushes and fragile courtship signals as messages passed between youths and their beloveds.
Bible Carried by Siamese Christians Amid Japanese Escape
A Siamese Christian village fled as Japanese advance leaving one believer to decide what to save. He chose the Bible which was passed among hundreds for use in burnt services baptisms and weddings. The tale highlights the Bible as treasured and irreplaceable amid hardship and displacement.
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Farl L. Douglass
Tia Villige
Rei
Chrishan Stull
iCopsrighs Nabson
Huntington Utilities Offer to Aid Education Funding
Huntington's major utilities proposed to pay a higher tax share to support teacher salaries and new educational facilities in West Virginia. In a letter to Governor Clarence Meas Cows and lawmakers, Tre Obto Valley Bus Co urged the Assembly to set the required increase while guaranteeing children and veterans prospects. The missive accompanies reports of local residents injured in a winter incident and lists several Brunswick and Washington area residents affected.
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Wo Va
Fels
Huntington
West Virgina
Tre Obto Valley Bus Co
Clarence Meas
Washington Labor Strife and Congressional Action Debate
Labor leaders push for a public policy to resolve labor troubles as Congress faces pressure amid strikes and political maneuvering. Union power, presidential veto risks, and party alignments shape the debate about remedies and protections for workers nationwide.
Notable Historical Figures in 19th Century Era Events
The fragmentary item notes Jamie Go Mirney an abolitionist and presidential candidate from Beavy Ville Kentucky who died in 1872. It also mentions Mark Hopkins longtime Williams College president born in Fitocks. The passage is garbled but preserves the core identities and roles of two prominent 19th century figures.
Fifty Years Ago Local Gems From the News Wire
A fragmented reminiscence recalls flooding along Carroll Creek where the stream overflowed its banks, submerging Lowry’s meadow and large areas near the Baltimore Pike. A saloon building near Water Street is being rebuilt into a restaurant and lodging. The Belles Lettres Literary Society elected officers for the coming term. An unrelated note mentions a heavy frost and a dogfight incident near Water Street. The Store of Mr. McMurray two miles south of Adam Town burned, with a stock of goods destroyed.
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Baltimore
Wwe
Woo Edwards
Chae
Jamey Bolt
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Harry
Hall
Lewis Q. Cal
Atles Radelit
Dean
Edward Stull
Erie
Thomas
Water Street
James Murray
MRC. MC Murray
Adan Town
Trummer Vance Ann OOF Fhe Fe Local thems from the News
A fragmentary column notes an attempted break in at Mo J Grove Lime Company line kiln with theft of cigaretts candy and a fre Hollars. Storm winds cut power, knocking out 202 telephones and electric service.
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Colummne
Mo J Grove Lime Company
Alwiut
Atilal
de Miawor
Beard Ware
Mre
Marian-Shipley
Arina
Fragmented obituary notes and wartime notices from a Philadelphia paper
A scrambled OCR page combines obituaries and public notices, mentioning Philadelphia lawyer Charles, Mitchell miner, United Mine Workers leader, and various wartime events. It references a Confederate States statement, a US Senate committee appointment, and scattered notes on veterans, university students, and civic actions amid a tumultuous historical period.
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Charles
Philadelphia
Portrastine
Philatelptra Medlly
Tot Mitchell
Jabor
United Mine Workers Bead
Tallavid
Dil
Tong Wilie Busenel
Sherdan
Indivas Cisorsaes
Bony
Chita
Doctor Says Speech Disorder Affects Millions Of Children
A chaotic historic medical item discusses speech development delays in children, naming stuttering and other forms as common. It mentions factors like environment and genetics, suggests early examination by specialists, and notes that early intervention may improve outcomes.
Dorothy Dix Says A Portrait Of Modern Manners And Pretense
A clipped column lampoons social pretensions and the behavior of clever talkers and wives who dominate gatherings. It contrasts admired virtue with cold distance, noting outsiders and the dangers of strict moral policing in conversations and social roles. The piece skewers vanity, chatter, and the moral judgments of modern society.
World Food Picture for 1947 and Trecs Role
The World Food Council points to a fragile postwar supply with meat scarce in North and South America and Australia while exports decline. Treated as a voluntary body, the International Emergency Food Council faces the task of distributing limited grain fats and sugar equitably to avert hunger as wartime controls fade and trade resumes.
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NEW
Washington
NRA
United States
Europe
Doa Fitegerald
Department of Agrcuicire
Tev
International Yoon Council
Mike
Iygut Kettaig
United Nohoans
Watiarad Tefugee
Dias
Lake Success
Mateane
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Geneta
Spain
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LSTA
IPPC
Ale Thom
PERC
Athe Food Council
TREC
Austalia
Conyac
Fred
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U.S
Emmitsburg Scouts Celebrate Boy Scout Week Plans
Emmitsburg Scouts of Troop A I complete preparations for Boy Scout Week Feb 10 to Feb 11 with a wall display of Scout crafts at Emmitsburg and a Feb 11 trip to Frederick for a Scout Fair and Winchester Hall exhibit. A Court of Honor is planned at the Marysville Methodist Church with most Scouts advancing and a newly composed troop song to be performed.
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Troop Ai
Pling
Emmitssburg
Scouta
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Cilyary Methodist Church
Lions Club
Einmitsburk
Jetina Dillion, Jr
Mt St. Mary’s College
Jack Hosensteel
Raymund Wood
Anthony Po
Tavoo
the Moat
Suninlay
St. Jo
Parent-Teachers Association of Mothers
C. C. Stoudt
Richard McCullough
Meury Gerken
Charles Hobbs
Roy Wivell
Quinn Topner
Bernard Boyle
Andrew Jordan
George Rosenatec
Hubert Joy
Fred Timmerman
Dominic Greco
Norman Adams
Clarence Sanders
Leonard Sanders
Edgar Mullen
Mary Louise
St Joseph's College
Tass Daenere
Mra. Fagan “Mallen
Uiges
Bernard [Kyle
Sanders
Bernard Agnold
Paneytown
Moss
Ealeen Rodgers
Marie Hoenstee
Wass and Means
Way
Mes
Heer Corken
Coaleman
Richard McCothiugh
Quinn Topper
Hwa
Savear Deeg
Shinild
Bayer Sone Wwaining
Anul
Myre
Tte Whabaiat
Fragmentary notice about marital disputes and names
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions marital squabbles and several names amid unclear context. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates to anchor a summary.
School to baseball diamond plan and monthly meetings
A plan to convert the school into a baseball diamond was proposed. Monthly meetings are set for the first Sunday of each month at 2 o'clock, with the next meeting on March 2. Reports include hospitalizations and visits such as Edgar Asthbauech returning from Newton D. Baker Hospital after two severe operations, Felix Hamler's operation at Anne M. Warner Hospital, and Romanus Florence's expected return home. Mrs Emma Nanemaker remains homebound, Mrs John Jordin seeks treatment at St. Agnes' Hospital, and Mrs EL Higvee returned from funeral services in Friendship, Me for Mrs Sherman Jameson. The Entre Nous sewing club met at Mrs. George Eyster’s, celebrating Miss Marlowe's birthday. Mrs. J. W. Hanser visited Baltimore, Carrie Long visited Glyndon, and James J. Kelly and cousin Aten Kelly spent Wednesday.
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Edgar Asthbauech
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Machineburg
W. Va
Felix Hamler
Anne M. Warner Hospital
Romanus Florence
Annie MM. Warner Hospital
Axpeets
Tueaday
Emma Nanemaker
John Jordin
St Anthony’s
Thursay
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Baltimore
EL Higvee
Friendship
Sherman Jameson
Entre Nous Sewing Club
George Eyster
Miss Marlowe
J. W. Hanser
Carrie Long
Mary
E. Fuss
Glyndon
James J. Kelly
Mise Aten Kelly
Residents Attend Loyola Me St Marys Basketball Game
Frederiva news notes list local residents and guests visiting for a Loyola Me St Marys basketball game. Names include Stetla Topper Faine Topper Raymerund Topper Joseph Shorb Ruscell Wetvel Catherine Peters Baltimore visitors Peters Wade Frances Rowe Agatha Wetzel Bernard Seltzer Louise Adams and others who attended the McSherrystown game.
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Joseph Shorb
Ruscell Wetvel
Catherine
Shore
St. Anthony's
St. Mary's
Frederick
Womassday
Jerome Peters
Baltimore
C. C. Combs
Agatha Wetzel
Baltmore
Russell Wetzel
Bernard Seltzer
Dolin M. Raddy
Louise Adams
Washington
C. Felix Adams
McSherrystown
Tuna
Treberta Tardnes
Norma Flax
Nancy Gerkin
Ann Marie Bogie
Felix McGlaughtin
Vocabulary notes and market note on apple spray
A compact lesson lists common misuses of Enthusiase and other forms, highlights correct spellings and pronunciations, and introduces Today’s word Incredible with a biblical quote. It also notes a new spray delaying apple falling from 10 days to three weeks and now on the market.
Questions And Answers From Historic World Quiz
The text presents Q and A pairs about territorial disputes involving New Zealand Argentina Luxembourg and Germany and about military stockpiling and housing. It asks if the army stores B 29s for emergencies and defines overcrowded living conditions as more than 142 people per room. It ends with asking who America Dutra is, Brazil’s president.
Lufburrow Quote On Facing Sorrow And Strength
A poem fragment by N. A. Lufburrow reflects on sorrow and the human duty to endure misfortune with strength. It urges appreciation of benefits while sadness arrives, urging resilience and brave acceptance of life’s trials.
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Arnsuth
N. A. Lufburrow
Amendment limits President tenure to two terms
Washington report: The House Judiciary committee approved a constitutional amendment with six Democrats dissenting that would remove the current President’s tenure to two terms. The panel advanced the measure despite disagreement, signaling a partisan stance on term limits.
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TRM
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
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