Extending Federal Power in State Highway Regulation
A 1937 report notes a lower federal court ruling limiting South Carolina's power to regulate interstate trucks on main highways funded by federal money. The decision suggests federal authority may expand through usage, while states lose some control over traffic on federally aided routes. The piece discusses implications for the national highway system and federal aid purposes.
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Cae
Fedaeral
Court of Appeals
John d Parker
South Carolias
South Carolina
Fula
Letters to the Editor on County Roads and Maintenance
Charles L White criticizes road policy in Maryland arguing farmers lack rights of way to widen roads and blaming the State Roads Commission. He cites frequent rain, gasoline tax funds, and calls for rural road reform led by the Farm Neighbors League with cross-party support to improve education and health access.
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Charles L. White
State Roads Commission
Roads Commission
Jehovah
State Roads S Commission
Farm Neighbors Leagues
Maryland
Wem
Charles L White
L. Urbana Distith
Cigarite D Dishes 4 Tred cle in distant miles
A recipe page lists Cigarite D Dishes with butter sugar eggs milk and walnuts or currants. It provides oven temps 350 degrees and times about 1½ hours with notes on substitutes and mixing sequence. Another item details Corn Muffins with cornmeal milk sugar baking powder and marola or lard, baked at 450 degrees.
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Inar
Cape Tour
Patrick
The Sisters by Myron Brink reviewed in wartime era critique
A lengthy review of The Sisters traces the Elliott family saga from Silver Bow Montana to California and New York. Louise, Grace, and Letty each pursue marriages and fortunes while the novel explores scope and character, though some criticize overexplanation. The piece also notes the abolition of flogging in the U.S. Army during wartime.
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Myron Brink
Farrar
Roneharty
Nvk
Howadh
Te Pat
Silver Bow
Mant
PWR
Elliott
Loouise Cire
Helen Duphters
Phare Macant Louise
San Francisco
Fips
Agren Benson
Girace
Veten
Elliott Sisters
Brnnig
E. M.T
Hog license case closes in Frederick Court ruling
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick a hog pen license appeal concluded with the court upholding the permit requirement while overturning a $20 fine. New revenue clerks Eckstein and Willard began duties at nearby distilleries as Samuel M. Cullen bought the old Culler home farm for 12 000 dollars on the Jefferson property.
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Cireuit Court
Hogs Mint
Loens
Chil Eckstein
Frank Willard
Qutebridge
Qutebridge More Aey's and John Allalt's Distilleries, Near Tharkittevitts
Samuel M. Cullen
David Culler
Henry Culler
Twenty Tears Local Columns News 1617 County Sales Poultry
Indications of few public county sales this year as farmers fetch good prices and resist selling out. Frederick County Poultry Association met at the Armory and elected officers led by President William Brish with W G Hotleau and Robert J Walden as vice presidents and John H Staley as secretary. Davin Shankle, operator, died at his son Howard Shankle’s home. Seven sons and daughters survive. Lloyd C Culler Neen awarded two three story dwellings at 214 West Second street. Walter Dorsey of the Mont has bought Col Bowser’s Church street home. William Miller will move into the P T Mathias property.
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Frederick
Ron Stany
Drare Fe Savmit
Howard Shankle
Lloyd C Culler Mas Neen
Wet Second Street
Walter Dorsey
The
Mont
Col Bowrer
Church Street
Williarm Miller
Datin P. T. Mathias
Californians Embrace Solar Water Heating at Home
An AP feature reports Californians increasingly rely on sun powered water heating. Professor Brooks studies solar systems at UC and explains practical setups from single panels to automatic tandem solar heaters. He cautions builders about correspondence limits and notes one example on Death Valley Scotty’s property.
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Roa Brooks
University of Cale
Thaby
California
Brooks
Death Valley
Monday Musicales Grieg Program Presented At Harding Home
The Monday Musicales held a Grieg program yesterday evening at Mrs John Harding’s East Second Street apartment. Mrs Charles L Mullen chaired the event and introduced a sequence of harp, piano, vocal and violin solos by a group including Miss Canolione Wines brewer and Miss Martha Pettit. The program featured works by Edvard Grieg and closed with ensemble pieces and songs. refreshments followed and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks.
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Edvard Grieg
Mra
John Harding
East Second Street
Mire Harding
Richard PP Row
Canolione Wines
Charles L Mullen
Grieg
Senteh Balindes
Idohiy Bo Harding
Winebrewer
Birth anniversary honors and community visitors
Mr and Mrs Dilly Mort hosted a birthday gathering for Hazel Mort with many relatives and friends attending. Refreshments and music were enjoyed as guests delivered gifts and greetings. Mrs Nosa Relfsnyder of Baltimore visited, while John Hesson remained bedridden at his sister’s home in Shippensburg with wife assisting.
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Geo Selby
Betty Teeter
Catherine Welty
Mary Frances Starner
Helen Shrineer
Betty Starner
Anna Marie Starner
Lloyd Kleer
Oneida Selby
George Deatrick
Willam Orner
Robert Orner
Earl Welty
Fred Spangler
Kenneth Selby
Francis Solder
Lester Spangler
George Spangler
Arthur Storner
Monard Starmer
Martin Mort
Harry Mort
Minnie Elefestay
Harry Myers
Miss Linze
Leslie Spangler
David
Howard Stamer
Mrs John Hay Whitney Enters Dairying Field
Upperville Virginia February 9 Mrs John Hay Whitney famed horsewoman begins dairying on production and delivery basis She delivers Guernsey milk to households in the neighborhood and Washington DC at prices below Mandard dairy rates in the capital
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John Hay Whitney
Upperville
Llangollen Farm
Guernsey
Washington, D.C
Funeral Attendee List From Elmer Eyler Service
Elmer Eyler's funeral in Shippensburg Pa drew many mourners including Mr and Mrs John Harner Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith Preston Smith and his mother Mrs Emma Smith Mr and Mrs Reifsnider Mrs Johny Nesson and Mr and Mrs Howard Kump who visited sister Mrs Walter Kroutz at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa Kroutz had been hospitalized weeks. Mrs Katie River learned on Wednesday of the death of her father Theodore Flitterbrick in Taneytown R D 1. Morris Haines suffered a fall while repairing machinery at a Gettysburg furniture factory and was kept home for several days.
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Elmer Eyler
Shippensburg
John Harner
Ernest Smith
Preston Smith
Emma Smith
Reifsnider
Johny Nesson
Howard Kump
Waler Kroutz
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Katie River
Madden
Theodore Flltterbrick
Taneytown
R. D
Morris Haines
Shim
Diphtheria Symptoms and Spread in Early Medical Texts
Dr Morris Fishbein explains diphtheria mainly affects children ages five to seven and is more common in autumn. The article details transmission via mouth and nose, incubation of two to seven days, and the role of carriers and milk supply in spread, plus diagnosis by throat swab and lab culture.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Schick
Pasteur
Amminence and common English usage note
Daily lesson notes emphasize correct phrases such as provide consent and proper pronunciation for versatile and imminence. It highlights frequent misspellings and mispronunciations and encourages vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily, focusing today on imminence meaning imminent danger.
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Fuller
Lufs Stuff Our Money Lot
A humorous note by N. A. Lufrurrow laments persistent high living costs and money woes. The writer jokes that even with effort one remains clever yet poor, admitting no easy cure while urging laughter in the face of economic strain.
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N. A. Lufrurrow
Bible Thought: Portrayal of promised good after affliction
A religious reflection cites Jeremiah 32 42 assuring that after bringing great evil upon the people the Lord will also bring all the good promised. The text weaves in a Booker T. Washington motto about contributing to a place’s material intellectual and moral well being and earning proper reward.
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Booker &T. Washington
Nightclub Echoes and Hollywood Gossip Through Time
A stroll through New York memories recalls the Mayfair Club's glamorous late nights with stars and a $15 cover, while public figures like former Mayor Jimmy Walker drift in memory. The piece meanders through tales of Morris fire keepers, Garbo and Dietrich anecdotes, and paraphernalia of early 20th century showbiz culture.
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New York
Broadway
Greenwich Village
Coney Island
Spuyten Duvvu
Jimmy Walker
Today in History anniversaries spanning presidents poets and inventors
Read today’s history highlights including births of William Henry Harrison Lydia E Pinkham Moses G Farmer Samuel Hawke William T Sampson Amy Lowell George Allan FAGland and Amy Lowell plus 1926 Panama Canal financing scandal and 1927 debt commission ending. Includes references to Coolidge intervention and World War debt settlements.
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William H. Harrison
Indiana Territory
Ohio
Berkeley
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Moses G. Farmer
New England
Syatem
Navy
Boscawen
N. H
Samuel Hawke
Springfield
William T. Sampson
Amy Lowell
Critle
Brookline
Mase
George Allan Fagland
Fort McTeen State Mart Oecord
United States Signal Service
Weather Bureau
France
Panama Canal
United States Senate
Coolidge
United States World War Debt Commission
Roowvelt Cane
French attack on Schenectady and early US naval wars
A garbled history note recalls an 1690 attack by French and Indian allies on Schenectady New York where 62 residents were killed and 30 were captured. It also mentions the Constitution under Captain Thomas Truxtun and early U S naval fights with France around 1800. The text then jumps to 1870 Congress enacting bills.
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Montreal
Schenectady
N.Y
United States Constellation
Thomas Truxtun
United States
France
Congress
Birthdays Mark Notable Figures Across Nations
Today lists several notable birthday anniversaries including Ridube Tinks humorist born in Kentland Indiana 72 years ago, Fred F Shedd Philadelphia editor born in New Boston New Hampshire 66 years ago, former Senator George W Moses Concord New Hampshire born Lubber Maine 60 years ago, Ronald Cotman actor born in England 44 years ago, Persny Word actress singer born New York 41 years ago, and Patstinky Campbell famed performer born in AMNESS VOTH 4d LOATR ARO today.
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Pantie Ado
Kentland
Ind
Fred F. Shedd
Philadelphia
New Boston
United States
George Wt. Moses
Concord
Lubher
Ronald Cotman
England
Persny Word
New York
Mre
Patstinky Campbell
Amness
Horoscope Suggests Patience Yields Life Satisfaction
A native with a plodding disposition should apply steady effort and patience to life work. The reading praises a philosophical nature, contentment, and esteem from friends as success manifests through consistent toil.
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Harney
Morris Fishubein Béstor
Journal of Ameti¢ng Medical Age
Mygeia
Bible Thought
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Dy George Ross
William Morris
North Carolina
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Bill-Billy
Europe
Morris
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Hollywood
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Bette Davin
Ann Harding
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