News Datavlinhed 1885 Scrutiny of War Surpluses and Losses
The item discusses postwar liquidation by the Liquidation Commission and the War Department. It cites figures on surplus declarations, losses, and attempted disposals of assets, with critique of outcomes and limitations in recovering wartime materials. It references a bureau, offices, and the broader economic impact on reconstruction.
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Great Southern Ptu A Mfg CO
Semper Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frederge
Cankre
Pepe
Asurplis
Foren
Atue Department Auority
Tao
Arenes
Women as Buyers in Home and Personal Goods
A compressed observation notes that women are generally more discerning buyers than men at home. It claims women seek value, quality, and durability, stretching the family budget, while men often buy quickly without price checks or concern for long-term value.
Public health teaching urged for community health programs
An authority urged communities to create health education programs to improve adult health. He warned widespread ignorance affects health decisions and that many harm their well being by ignoring warnings and unsafe practices.
Strength for Today by Lars L Vosglass DC ALS ALA
Reading the history of the early Christian church in the first two centuries inspires humility. It highlights Peter John and Paul as central figures, followed by lesser known martyrs and peers who lived simple, devout lives. The piece notes enduring faith from apostolic times through Turian's era, praising the early teaches of Christ and their impact on believers.
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Peter
John
Paul
Phar
Torulian
Christ
Bern
Lila Fieall Wan Trust
Tim
Bowas
Mahson Newspaper
Syneer Ees
Untitled fragment hints at rural city contrasts and plans
Fragmentary text references country dwellers at home and a plan involving an owner and a plate. It implies rural versus urban dynamics and a forthcoming advance or protest, but specifics are unclear. Problems with clarity and names prevent solid details.
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Peer Plate
Roosevelt era debate shapes party unity during wartime
Fragmentary Washington dispatch analyzes how Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson era rhetoric clash over war policy and party solidarity. It notes Democratic and Republican fault lines, calls for consistent governance, and hints at electoral consequences amid wartime pressures.
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Washington
Waz
Theodore Roosevelt
Peterguinn
Mie Dekeriae
Jefferson
Republic
Totus
Bern
Pretein
Hesperthe
Republe Fundamentaly
Andy the
Ammeniosn
Notin
Batonet
Min
Hau
Hoaeese
Devoid of Sense and Meaning In Everyday Use
A reader notes common mispronunciations and misuses in English, highlighting words like devoid and other terms often saken as examples. The piece urges careful word choice, explains subtle shades in meaning, and emphasizes accurate pronunciation for clearer communication.
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Todsy
Fifty Years Ago Local News and Memorial Plans
Fifty years ago a large meeting of the Kes Monument Association was held. The group reported a divested fund nearing 1000 and aimed to reach 1400 by year end. A daughter of Frank Scott Kay Tits gained permission for remains to be relocated from Mt Olivet to Vine Cemetery for monument placement. A joint meeting of The Owls and The Doves was announced on South Market, with plans to widen the sidewalk and enclose the area.
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Kes Monunment Association
Wats Weld Oaybenut
Teo
Franel
Scott Kay Tits
Mt Olwet
Vine Cemetery
Ehanker
South Market
Twenty Years Ago Local tema Columns Of The News
February 7 1927 notes Senator David T Wallie of Massachusetts visiting Pred eck Mareh to speak at a meeting of the Hate Name Society. Relatives of Lieut Commander Aten G Quynn stationed at Guantanamo Bay Cuba recall a radio message and a wartime scene. Frederick features of a Shubert musical romance and a Philadelphia opening with two representatives of the Shubert company. Two thousand persons. Licences issue and county officials consider steps to secure order.
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David TD
Wallie
Mas Othueatts
Predeck
Mareh $3
Sorciety
Frederick
Aten
VSS
Guantanamo
Cuba
Reed
Whatter
Shubert
Donations Support Research Costs Face Hospital Rules
The American Medical Association notes that patient testing and research funding rely on diverse supporters including individual donors and hospital resources. While researchers receive some backing, patient care periods, staff, and facility expenses must be covered, with ethical payments for services and essential supplies.
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Clint
Willovad A
Goorin
Iy Baer
Weoley
le Nepeseary
HTC
Sii
Oostta
Amd
Tvervane
Clineiay
Gauittie
Metamy
Far al Wall
Scouts Advance Qualify for Rank at Bay Scouts Meeting
Reports from Key Opstries Bay Scouts meeting for Frederick Produce Company employees show Prine at Key Opstries Bay qualifies for the rank of Senior Patrol Leader. Frdretic Mickersen Thucbie Mockue Shere wed and others reach Second Class or first class, with leaders Frank Mickerson and George Finek directing the ceremony.
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Eest
Heveen
Prine
Bay Scouts
Dia Theeater
Frederick Produce Company
Fass
Fifth Street
Pranklin Mickersen
Thucbie Mockue
Shere Wed
David Fabio Rupeero d. Whiting Traty
Thn
Frances Datpow
Bruce Douglas
Cecage Smith
Vroep
Dawah Shimck
Beeep
Myer Bates
Elweed O Hara
Trogp
Heyaine
Ander Hon
Hrunk
Chatraan
George Finek
Fredete
Roessler
Sandy
Dan
Seoul
Auditomian of
Winchester
Calvary Methodist
District Court of
Hatt
Teenage Dilemma Shows A Mother Daughter Clash Over Marriage
Dorothy Dix advises a mother and daughter facing pressure to marry young. The 24 year old daughter, seeking education and independence, is contrasted with her mother’s views, while a mother’s letter asks how to handle a quiet homebound daughter who talks little yet desires freedom. The column urges patience and gradual choices.
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Dewi
Dorothy
Hae
Jenene
Today In History Anniversary notes span people, events, and dates
Today in history compiles a jumble of births and deaths from famous writers actors and political figures. It mentions Charles Dickens Babe Ruth and George Rogers Clark among others with scattered dates and places, plus brief notes on events like Revolutionary connections and economic and wartime items. The piece reads like a chaotic montage of historical anniversaries and trivia.
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Harles Dickens
Lato
Tray —Thinnah Willi Smith
Philarphan
Jacob M. de Costa
Philadel
Fucator
Hiss Jim
Indies
Robert McMantell
Pioneer Educational
Academician
Newark
TRIN
New York City
Baltimore
Thomas J. Mooney
California
New York Stock Exchange
Selle
Teyt
Murphy
Michigan
Roosevelt
Cina
Stanburg
Germany
Wis
U. S. Third Army
Luxemburg
Truman
Mead
Aho
Souk Centre
Minn
George TH
Babe's Ruth
NaSake Leland Bo Morris
Greece
Fort Clark
Tex
Emanuel Gharoman
New York
Tue van Haat
Bern
Cheago
Voeter J. Butterfield
Weslecan University
Conn
George H. Brest
Ty Cleveland
Ace Therretan Paccan
Halland
Taeras FO Dewey
Barton Schoerman
Walley
Etcheson
United Brotherhead
Carepeetere
Joinere Indianpalyseri
Sag'nva
Mich
Frederick T. Ueda
Pardue Universty
Jodiana
Molasses Policy Clash Hits February Trade Glitch
Washington reports a government clash over blackstrap molasses as February orders for sale were halted. Officials debate converting blackstrap into syrups for bottlers while sugar producers seek profits. policy shifts anticipate price changes and redistribution to Cuban and other producers. The dispute centers on removing controls and rationing, with shipments planned for February and potential price jumps up to 30 cents per gallon.
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Pea
Epson Nea
Washington
Wastington
Fei
Ageicultune
Chinton Anderson
Nike Hiadarse
Stigpia
Hamel Linger Actanily
Ape
Stu Ihta
Degartenen of Agriculture
Crvthan
Anita Eyrup
CRA
CPA
Jon
Lawrence Myer
Apticulture
Goavernment Mlav
Busine
Daouary
Attitudes on Love and Looks in a Sardonic Tale
A fragment discusses how women value intelligence over appearance, noting men may marry for character while men seek looks. It mentions an old boast about a man who could charm any woman, and reflects on sensitive, impressionable natures with jealousy risks. The piece ends with a caution to cultivate independent thought amid romance.
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Warren
England
The
Bell Syndicated
Questions and Answers From a War Era Briefing
A mix of trivia items covers military distance to key industrial centers Spitsbergen Norway island, plastics in building trade production figures 1000s of tons year 1946 population changes births 3 59 million 1946 deaths 102 per 1000 A Lee M Wiggins new Treasury Undersecretary pigeons first used for messages probably 1150 A D Sultan of Baghdad established a pigeon post Brazil coast length 4000 miles versus US ocean frontage.
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Spitsbereen
Norway
Arctic Ocean
Baghdad
Girl Scout Overseas Boxes Opened On February Twenty Second
Girl Scout boxes sent overseas to be opened on February 22 celebrate Lord Baden-Powell’s day. Four large boxes carried recreational gear and school supplies to Europe and the Philippines, with local Scouts also donating cash, Friendship Bags, and canned goods through the World Friendship fund. In Frederick, 1946 activity totaled 1571 hours of service across churches, childcare, care of the elderly, clothing drives, and hospital efforts, with 427 Scouts and Brownies serving.
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Gist Scouta da Vinton Avisttta
Netherlands
Philippines
Gir
Gm Proderek
Nations
Hap
Lord
Baden-Powell
England
Girl Guides
Toeen
Europe
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Juliette Lew
World Friendship Fund
Girl Scouts and Brownies J
Frederick
Chalthen
Lgt
Friendship
Sons
Bse Halle
Moving NEA Walkersville Members In February
The Fogle and Boone families moved from the John Keller farm to the George Winebrenner farm near Walkersville on February 1. A large group assisted, including Ralph Kigan Alton Smith James Holfman Claude Johnson duGa Keller Mildred Nellor George Winebrenner Arthur Flannigan Donald Weddle Noelton Fogle Dick Leas George Flickenger Lenny Smith Jack Spielman Virginia Hollman Alice Lease and others. Dinner was served.
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Nea
Walkersville
Charles Fogle
Woodrow Boone
John Keller
George Winebrenner
Ralph Kigan
Alton Smith
James Holfman
Claude Johnson
duGa Keller
Mildred Neller
Arthur Flannigan
Donald Weddle
Noelton Fogle
Dick Lease
George Flickenger
Lenny Smith
Jack Spielman
Virginia Hollman
Alice Lease
Dorig
Carole Smith
Charlotte Keller
Joan Johnson
Alligator or Elephant as a Pet Plan Suggested
A reader confesses hesitation about keeping exotic animals as pets. The message weighs the appeal of an alligator or an elephant, concluding the idea is not yet decided and leaving the plan to the recipient. Signed by N. A. Lufrurrow.
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N. A. Lufrurrow
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