Independent Daily News note on publication and corrections
An aged newspaper fragment from The Daily News describes publication details and correction policy. It mentions the News-Post Building, printers, and a policy against correspondence influencing the paper. It hints at ongoing editorial standards and a request for readers to report errors or misprints.
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News-Post
Court Street
Pregerick
TEE Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
George Washington Genius and Leadership in Independence
Fragmentary remarks praise George Washington for genius in guiding independence and leading men under challenging times. The text extols his calm faith, devotion to a higher power, and significant impact on history and mankind.
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George Washinston
PYA Dies Aborxing President Rooses We Conpresscian to Miosranice
A fragmented notice reports the death of PYA amid political tension as residents react to Rooses policies. Authorities and local groups respond to the incident, with unclear details and partial names in the readable text.
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PYA
Elmer W Fodgers Shares Relief Views and Applications
In a letter to the editor Elmer W Fodgers presents his view of relief measures and their implementation. He critiques rice and labor efforts, suggesting some groups exploit the poor and price goods higher than fair dealers. The note reflects frustration with perceived profiteering and calls for fairness.
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Elmer W. Fodgers
Will Rogers and Roosevelt Era Debates Reflected in 1930s Letters
A typed collection of fragmented 1930s correspondence and clippings shows Will Rogers satire and Roosevelt era policy debates. It references DC appropriations for relief, unemployment credits, federal-state credit extensions, and political figures like Roosevelt. The excerpts hint at taxation criticism and proposals for federal planning and aid.
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Germamert
Imeurans
Frederick Birthdays and Local Notices From 20 Years Ago
From The Octs of Feb It Rea Birthday. Banks stores and business suspended tomorrow. Washington's Birthday. Frederick County meet 7 P M to Elmo Jamison who will make his home there. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kolb yesterday celebrated their first wedding anniversary at their home on East Third Street.
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Frederick County
Elmo Jamison
William C. Kolb
East Third
Relief Claims Stir Debates Over Welfare and Idleness
Fragmented local notes show residents debating relief policies, wages, and work availability. Mentions include Wm P Bunten of Clarksburg, college student Annetr Hoy visiting Western Maryland College, and numerous family visits. References to snow, canned goods, and welfare board actions appear amid a stream of community snippets.
Daily Lesson in English Practice and Confusion
A compact note presents a garbled English lesson fragment. It mentions daily practice and early schooling themes with unclear phrasing and missing context. The piece reads as an OCR fragment lacking coherent facts, offering no identifiable people places or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Menus of the Day Brisket Leftovers Dinner Plate
Devotional leaders from the church announce a recipe feature titled Leftovers Dinner. The four meat mold with spicy sauce is highlighted as a ready to serve option for households during the holiday meals.
George Ross York Navy and Wheeling Stock Contract News
In an early dispatch from York, details emerge about a partial big ship news contract tied to the navy and Wheeling Stock Alpheuch. The report notes procurement links and maritime operations connected to George Ross York and associates.
Poe editor emeritus born in Wethersfield Conn
A December item notes Dr Cha M, a professor emeritus of an American institution, born in Wethersfield, Connecticut. The brief cites his long career and marks the anniversary in today in history listings.
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Cha M
Yar
Emertus
Wethersfield, Conn
Flapper Fanny Says on English Sun and Boy Scout Founder
A fragmentary item notes Flapper Fanny commenting on Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts, and references English solar topics, though details are unclear in the readable text.
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Baden-Powell
Hinunwe
Nonsensical OCR fragment triggers terse record
Fragmentary newspaper text reads unclear with stray letters and garbled words. No identifiable people places or events emerge beyond a stray phrase about nets and reductions.
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