The Daily News Policy and Notices
The Daily News announces policy requirements for letters and opinions, asking writers to include real names, and notes free notices of advertising must be mailed to the office. The paper is published daily except Sunday from The News-Post Building in Frederick Maryland and carries Associated Press news.
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Mrs. Warran Harding becomes associate editor at Marion Star
The Marion Star announces Mrs. Warran G. Harding will serve as associate editor writing for the paper she and her husband helped launch. The change aims to ease grief through public service and journalism, joining the American newspaper fraternity in welcoming her to this new effort. The piece also cites a golden mean of work and notes steel production costs rising ten percent due to the 12 hour day.
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Warran G. Harding
Marion Star
Hardings
Mrs. Harding
Amercan
Horoscope predicts theatre rise and wedding luck on thirteenth
The stars incline toward theatre as education and public interest rise, with women to found many playhouses in ten years and lead in drama. Neptune stays sinister, and the day warns against sea voyages and hasty moves. careful money matters and generous children are noted for the year 1924.
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United States
Neptune
McClure
Hood College Gym Fund Receives $100 Donation
The Athletic Association at Hood College received a $100 check from the Hoot College Club of Frederick to add to the gymnasium fund. The total gym fund now stands at $180. The piece notes a Mexican table service at the event.
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Hoot College Club of
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Gymmnasim
Balloon tires spark debate on auto use in 1910s poll
The Inquiring Reporter surveys observers from Frederick to Pennsylvania Rubber on balloon tires. Answers vary from cautious endorsement to practical objections noting cost, pressure, wear, and current impracticality.
Poetry and boxing lore blend in Berton Braley and ancient sport
The piece blends Braley's Salesmanship verse with notes on boxing as one of history's oldest sports. It recounts the appeal of persuasive selling and the sharp edge of early boxing, mentioning the dotted line motif and a primitive glove design.
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NEA Service, Inc
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Den Dobbs Daily Backbone of Summer Notes Brevity
A jumbled column surveys impending spring and summer anxieties from peach crops to bathing salts. It notes politics and scandals affecting public figures, foreign affairs headlines, and light quotes on fashion and beauty in a stream of short, dated topics.
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New York
France
Radio Schedule and Parliament Hat Etiquette Note
Radio programs listed for WOR WEAF KDKA KYW WBZ WBC and WJZ stations include vocal and piano recitals, talks, dining concerts, stories, and weather or time signals. Lady Astor leads fashion trends with hats, while Duchess of Atholl and new women MPs go hatless in Parliament, following male trend.
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Duchess of Atholl
House of Commons
Decorative scarfs and accordion capes trend in spring fashion
The latest fashion notes describe pin tucked hems and decorative scarfs used to trim flannel or silk skirts. Accordion pleated capes in light silks and black and white fabrics with white fur collars are also forecast for spring.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item Summary
Local column notes from February 13 1908 record County Commissioners appointing Peter Hammaker of Tourmont to the Board of Charities and Corrections replacing Pramey Nicademus. The board elects officers led by President Peter Nammaker and secretary Milton RR. T. Rice. They name Bradley T. Nieademay as Montevua Hospital superintendent and appoint W Scott Vanfoson clerk a Robert S Tyson physician and Revs T L Toleman Pixen and Co. W. Stinespring chaplains. The grand jury reviews Marteyvue Trasnval. County officials plan a joint bridge inquiry with Carroll County at Bruceville over Monocacy Poole's Ford. A dance at Junior Hall is reported with matrons Mrs. Stephen Geishert Mrs. C J Eckstein and Mrs. Reuben Landis and committee members Albert Rice J V Eckstein Reuben Landis Clarence Barrick Reuben Tease Frank Rureck Jesse Anders Stephen Geisbert.
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Tourmont
Board of Charities
Pramey Nicademus
Peter Nammaker
Milton RR. T. Rice
Jacob K. Tyson
Bradley T. Nieademay
Montevua Hospital
W. Scott Vanfosson
Cler
Rober S
Tyson
Junior Hell
Stephen Geishert
C. J. Eckstein
Reuben Landis
Albert Rice
J. V. Eckstein
Clarence Barrick
Reuben Tease
Frank Rureck
Jesse Anders
Stephen Geisbert
Pre-nuptial Bridge Work Attracts Fashionable Interest
A playful note notes Miss Thelma Kite planning a wedding prep and a jest about presenting Dame Fashion with a yard instead of a mere inch as a test of style. the piece reads as a diary-like social item in a local column.
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Thelma Kite
Dame Fash
Blanders Sees Man Carry Sharp-Jointed Pencils
A man in a photo carries sharp-jointed pencils in an outside pocket, raising questions about the danger he might pose. The caption notes the improvised weapon and the public safety concern.
Dr Benham Lectures in Presbyterian Church
Dr DeWitt M Benham of Central Presbyterian Baltimore spoke at the Presbyterian church in a Japan focused lecture. The event included a bank offering, prayers by Dr J Paul Wright, and a performance by Mrs C Sparks. Other speakers described Navajo life and Africa Inland Mission work while noting ongoing missionary activities in Asia and Africa.
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Baltimore
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T. J. Gaehr
Besham
Japan
Frederick Presbyteriang
Fred G. Mitchel
Arizona
Ganado
Lee H. Downing
Africa Inland Mission
British East Africa
Africa
Christian Forces
Christian Endeavor Society
Woman's Missionary Society
J. Paul Wright
C. Sparks
Stev. DeWitt M. Benham
Ife
Old Nippon Pow
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Bear Cat and Remedy Claim Cure for Stomach Ailments
A grocer touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple cure for chronic liver and stomach troubles. The testimonial says the product cleared nasal mucus and intestinal inflammation, restoring health after five years. One dose supposedly convinces, with money refunded if not satisfied.
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Mayr
Notices Executor and Administrator Estate Claims Frederick County
Notices issued by Charles Lease and George W. Main warn all claimants to file vouchers with the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland by September 15 1924 and August 23 1924 respectively to obtain or be barred from estate benefits. Administrators Jacob Rohrback and others seek creditor proofs for estates of Amos Lease Sophia B Main and Anna Carroll Slorsey with deadlines in August 1924.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Charles II
Orphans’ Court
Sophia B. Main
George W. Main
Urner
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Anna Carroll Slorsey
Philadelphia County
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Henry Sewell
William E. Falconer
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