The Daily News Frederick Maryland Policy Notice
A historical newspaper masthead notes the Daily News in Frederick Maryland as an independent paper published daily except Sunday, with Associated Press content rights and rules requiring real names for letters. It also states notices of a advertising nature must be written and mailed to the office and not accepted by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Court Street
Frederick, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Associated Prensa
Erein
Income Tax Forecast and Public Obligation in 1923 Returns
The article warns against expecting a tax reduction for 1923 income and notes the first payment due by March 15. It discusses congressional action and delays, urges accurate tax return filing, and highlights the need for employer guidance to educate workers on obligations. It adds brief, unrelated political and economic observations.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Congress
Bible Thought: He that keepeth his mouth keepeth life
A concise proverb reflects on restraint in speech. The line from Proverbs warns that those who guard their lips preserve life while careless talk invites ruin. It emphasizes caution in conversation and self discipline.
Inquiring Reporter Asks Five Versons On Income Tax
Five local residents including Millard Kefauver and John H. Hape answer a statewide income tax question from the Inquiring Reporter. Each offers views on fairness, agriculture support, and tax burdens for farmers and wage earners.
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Frederick County
Zodiac Forecast Warns of Turbulence and Promising Careers
The horoscope notes a doubtful day with Neptune adverse and Uranus Mercury Venus mildly beneficial. It predicts government tension and public overreaction, earthquakes and revolutions impacting Russia, but also potential promotions for workers and ambitious, mentally alert children born now.
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Mercury
Venus
Neptune
United States
Mara
Sagittarius
Snain
Russiia
McClure
Cave Man Punchline: A Timid Lover No Giant Ruler
A humorous verse by Berton Braley argues the cave man was small and shy, not a fearless giant. Scientists say he preferred mild habits, grazing on snails and fish, while women still crave a bold, proactive pursuer.
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Berton Braley
NEA Service, Inc
Obscure Bay Weather Memory From Old Print
A fragment from a historical page notes city life and romance with regional slang. The brief hints at weather, cars and social moods of the era, accompanied by a detached agency credit.
Dan Dobbs' Daily Dan Debble Finds Honest Governor
A chaotic miscellany mocks political hype and scandal from a fictional Indiana governor to foreign news. It riffs on bankers, chicanery, and a faux master of chuncery while lampooning media and society pages.
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Dan Debble
Indiana
Chuncery
Today in History and Birthdays Anniversary Notes
1921 1922 Today’s anniversaries list several events and births. 1795 Habeas corpus suspension bill received royal assent in Great Britain. 1810 Ole Bull born in Bergen Norway. 1831 John Morrissey born in Ireland. 1887 railroad disaster near White River Junction Wisconsin. 1894 French anarchist Vilain condemned to death. 1920 Admiral Kotchat executed by Reds at Irkutsk. Coal miners strike Berlin public utility workers strike. One year ago Goddessa occupied by French troops. Birthdays include Sir Horace Rumbold Maxine Eliott Giwo Gatti Casazza Mahlon Pitney Edwin Davis. Events note Franklin Institute centennial, Cuban troop departure, Baldwin turns 15 years since. Mexico observes Federal Constitution day. Virginia Republicans convene in Roanoke. New York Republican State Committee to set convention date. International Master Painters meet in Atlantic City.
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Great Britain
Ole Bull
Bergen
Norway
John Morrissey
United States
Ireland
Saratoga
N. Y
White River Junction
Vailant
Admiral Kotchat
Reds
Irkutsk
Kansas
Berlin
Sir Horace Rumbold
Turkey
Maxine Eliott
Rockland
Maine
Giwio Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera Company
Italy
Mahlon Pitney
Supreme Court of the United States
Morristown
N. J
Edwin JL. Davis
Congress
Tennessee
Bedford County
Enn
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Cuba
Simeon E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Mexico
Virginia
Roanoke
Cleveland
Republican State Committee of
New York
New York City
Frederick city discharge of Mr Charles S Price convalescing at home
Mr Charles S Price has been discharged from Frederick City Hospital and is convalescing at his East Sevan street home. Mr Benjamin Michael of Brunswick remains at Frederick City Hospital. Scalloped gloves with short sleeved gowns featured in the surrounding fashion notes.
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Charles S$. Price
Frederick City Hospital
East Sevan Street
Benjamin Michael
Brunswick
Road supervisors appointed in Frederick County districts
Local column notes the 1904 appointment of road supervisors across districts including Miamitsburg, Creagerstown, Middletown, Bavlenger, Braddock, and Thuckeystown. The list names individuals such as John Wr. Anders Eugene Staup Basil Wood John S. Long David Staub and others assigned to each area.
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Miamitsburg N
Elsworth Miller
Jacob W. Dubel
Walter W. Shoemaker
Wiliam FP. Six
John A. Clats
David ". Wetzel
Augustus Kreter
John TP. Moser
Edward C. Shriner
Wiliam P. Byler
N. P. Stansbury
Reuben J. Lantz
Wiliam Poyler
Charles E. Keil Noltz
William
David Cland
Marion S., Michael
Mdweard FL Fry
Radio Tonight's Networked Listings Across Several Stations
A tabulated schedule lists WOR Newark WEAF New York WCAP KDKA KVW WBZ WJY WGY WJZ and others with programs including music dinners talks forecasts telegraph reports and orchestral Concerts. Notable items include a National Aspects of Transportation address and a Crescent Trio concert along with children stories piano recitals and market reports.
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WEAF
New York
Brooke Johns
Banjsvist
Crescent Trio
Witnesses Testify In Hoppy Grove Case In Frederick
United States District Attorney Amos W Woodcock prosecutes the case as Frederick citizens prepare to testify on Grove s reputation in the community. Prosecution and defense arrange for character witnesses to offset each other and reveal Grove s standing locally.
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United States
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Frederick
Baltimore
Grove
Indict 50.1N Mail Fraud Leads to Bench Warrants
Federal indictments in Arkansas accuse fifty Chicago residents of a mail fraud scheme led by Alavry Morris that allegedly defrauded the public of about 3 million dollars through fake mail campaigns and claimed control of leases tied to oil findings. Warrants issued by U S commissioner James T. Glass at the request of A U S district attorney James A. O Callaghan.
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Glique
Chicago
Arkansas
James Tt. Glass
United States
James A. O'Callaghan
Alavry
Morris
O'Callaghan
McCallaghan
Questionable Suit Makes Man Stand Out in Conservatively Dressed Crowd
A man wears an extreme cut suit that clashes with his studious conservative look. the fashion choice appears out of place and in poor taste for the occasion.
Appeal Case Heard Before Circuit Court
A court report notes 181 witnesses docketed for grand jury appearance with summons to be served promptly. First day 20 witnesses, then 21, 33, 31, 81, and 3 more expected next week as additional summonses are issued.
Fat That Shows Soon Disappears Ad Claim
An ad promotes a "Mare mola Prescription Tablet" to remove fat after meals and at night. It claims equal effectiveness to a famous prescription and touts direct orders from Marmota Co, with pricing and a listing at 4412 Woodward Ave.
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Marmota Co
Woodward
Minh
Ivo
Public Auction Notices on Farm and Personal Property
Public sales announce mortgage sale of Morrison Farm in Frederick County Maryland on February 27 1924 with 146 acres and improvements including a two story frame dwelling a barn and other structures to be sold cash upon court approval with a 5000 deposit. Also public sale of farm equipment and household goods on March 11 1924 at Long Corner to Damascus road with numerous farm implements livestock wagons tools and furniture listed with terms of sale and credit options.
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J. Stewart Annan
Agnirabeth M. Annan
Farmers' State Bank
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Mimitsburg
Motter
Thomas Henry Grushon
Ablelnander Armstrong
John S. Newman
Vincent Sebold
Long Corner
Damascus
Barshear
Syracuse
Housemold and Ieltouen
Metrer
Minter
Roderick
Aod
Rosky Mountains
Milord
Pale
Lin, Averys
Will Farrow
Berkshire
Land Union
Worgen
Hreeechel
de- William
Darnee Vetaneer
Toseph WO
Teri
Tamang Faye
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International Association of Master House Painters and Decorators
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Mass
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WGY
Schenectady
N.Y
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WJZ
Paul Specht
Broadway
Hotel Astor Orchestra
Hoppy” Grove
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Marshall Adams
West Pirth St
Colony Broder
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Rae
East Fourth Strand
Gisco
Tor Sale
East Fifth Street
Roth
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Fawley
Knowville
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