Daily News of Maryland Independence and Publication Note
The Daily News a Maryland independent paper published each afternoon with Associated Press content and policy requiring real names for letters. It is entered as second class matter at Frederick Maryland post office.
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Frederick County Economy Report urges lower costs and efficiency
The Economy and Efficiency Committee, named by the Frederick County Farm Bureau Pomona Grange and Real Estate Board of Frederick, released a plan to reduce county government costs raise some taxes and improve administration. It notes Frederick County’s strong finances, calls for vigilance over spending and urges organized citizen effort to boost economy and efficiency for taxpayers.
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Pomona Grange
Real Estate Board of
Frederick
Frederick County
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Aftermath of Hauptmann trial and oath concerns
The text laments rising perjury and soft attitudes toward oaths in the United States. It notes suspicion of prosecutorial efforts in New Jersey and urges renewed commitment to truth telling. It argues that trust in justice depends on the integrity of sworn testimony and warns of a broader decline in oath adherence.
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Irish horse wins large Santa Monica race in big betting day
Y Wal Rogers reports from Santa Monica on the big horse race held Saturday with record purses, an Irish seven year old winning after steeplechase experience. Eight hundred thousand dollars were bet on eight races while Los Angeles stores ran a dollar sale drawing huge crowds, and Iowa held a picnic attracting more people than the events here. The writer remarks the country won’t go Bolshevik despite the bustle.
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New Jersey Hints On Hauptmann Case Perjury Evidence
With little attempt to curb crime or punish offenders New Jersey authorities plan to seek additional testimony to aid evidentiary need in the Hauptmann case. Authorities may pursue perjury evidence as part of ongoing inquiries linked to the famed kidnapping investigation.
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Hauptmann
Thurmont Considers Relief Projects and Local News
Thurmont plans relief work choices under PRA including sewer system street work curbs gutters and sidewalks and a grade crossing elimination plus underpass enlargement and school athletic field drainage. Honor roll lists seniors and others at Thurmont High School with grade requirements. local choral recital set march 5 features soloists Mrs Beachley and Roy Creeger. Fire Chief Creeger narrowly escaped a fall from a coal car while attempting to release brakes.
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Congress
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Torbett
Baltimore
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Marjorie Dewees
Vir Rink
Eby
Howard McGill
Marion O'Toole
Mary Bright
Clara Jean Creager
Stephen Nelson
Kitty Taylor
Ethel Wilhide
Jack Birely
Helen Willard
Wilhide
George Wolfe
Virgil Zentz
Thomont Choral Society
Cecella Choir
Town Hall
H. D. Beachley
Roy Creeger
K. Gray
Roanoke
Park W. T. Loy
Hagerstown
Eleanor Loy
M. Creeger
J. K Gray
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Fifty years ago street workers under Burck and Leichert cleared last night’s snow at 16 cents an hour in Frederick. A brisk Zimmer patent window adjuster factory expansion continues at Walling and Co. A high society wedding near Frederick joined Miss Mary E Heffner and Mulard M Haugh with Rev Harriman officiating. Twenty years ago the county faced about 15000 in lost tax revenue from exempting personal property up to 500 dollars. John N Swope of Frederick revealed as potential heir to Wendel sisters fortune, and Gen Joseph Walker Floyd died at Liberty Hill DC after Civil War service. Hugh P Willis of New Market plans Frederick Baltimore bus line. Mount St Mary’s won its 13th straight basketball game over Gettysburg 27 to 16.
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Burck
Leichert
R. R. Walling and Co
South Market Street
Mary E. Heffner
Mulard M. Haugh
Sophia A. Brunner
Frederick
Mr. Harriman
M. P. Vehurely
J. H. Albaugh
Monrovia
Luke HetIner
City
Harmon I. Gaver
Buckeystown District No. 1
Wendel
New York
John N. Swope
East Sixth Street
Luther Swope
Joseph Walker Floyd
Liberty Hul
D. C
Virginia
Chancellorsville
Hammond Umer
Anna B. Floyd
Hugh P. Willis
New Market
Baltimore
Mount ST. Mary's College
Gettysburg College
Pitcairn Island mutineers find a new Eden and ruin
Bruce Catson reviews Pitcairn's Island by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall. The mutineers settle on Lonely Pitcairn after fleeing the Bounty, forming a colony that turns matriarchal as alcohol and discord erupt. The book is praised as vivid as Mutiny on the Bounty and Men Against the Sea.
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Pacific
Tahiti
England
Pitcairn's Island
Charles Nordhoff
James Norman Hall
Little, Brown & Co
Harney Atee Harney Atee Harney Feo Annual Meeting
An annual meeting of the GC and P Telephone Company was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wolff with members M. Allen Walker Paul Harney Samuel Staley John Leister Albert Wolff J. W. Fream Howard Basehear Ervin Bachman and H. J. Wolff present. Officers elected for the coming year: President J. W. Fream vice president Albert Wolff secretary Allen Walker treasurer Howard Basehear.
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Allen Walker
Howard Basehear
H. J. Wolff
Merle Conover
Joyce
New Jersey
Claude Conover
David Plank
Gettysburg
John Hesson
Clyde Frock
Samuel Valentine
Harry Chets
Miss Thelma
M. C
Crystal Boys of
York
Herbert Schmidt
Ruth Snider
Clarence Nail
Mary Snyder
June Gougher
Women's Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Taneytown
Roscoe Kiser
Charles Eckenrode
Loys Station
Bible Verse and Quote Prompt on Happiness Today
A quotation from Revelation 21 4 promises no death sorrow or pain in the future. Grenville Kleiser notes that while eternal life is ahead happiness should begin now.
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Grenville Kleiser
Daily English Lesson Word Rotundity in Speech
Daily note explains common usage errors with examples such as we are hav ing guests and the distinction between aisle and isle. It defines rotundity as roundness of speech and cites Hawthorne in a brief vocabulary cue.
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Today In History and Birthdays Dozens Of 18th 19th Centuries
A collage of historical anniversaries lists births and notable events from 1746 to 1921. It notes Charles C. Pinckney San Martin Medary Parke Godwin Jane Austin Caruso and others with dates, roles, and places, plus events like the Northwest Territory opening and the first US Bank charter. It ends with today’s horoscope advising cautious study and temperate action.
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Charles C. Pinckney
South Carolina
France
Charleston
S. C
Jose de San Martin
South America
Samuel Medary
Columbus
Ohio
Montgomery Square
Parke Godwin
New York City
Paterson
Jane G. Austin
Worcester
Mass
Alice P. Norton
Gloucester
Enrico Caruso
Naples
Vincennes
Ind
George R. Clark
Great Northwest Territory
House of Representatives
First United States Bank
First National Bank
Andrew Johnson
Senate
United States Steel Incorporated
Oddities and Scenes Along New York Streets
A collage of New York minutiae from First Avenue hotels for farmers to a Manhattan man’s farm on Broadway and 214th Street. The piece notes sidewalk steam, derelicts, a Jewish restaurant with a Chinese chef, a tailor on Henry Street, misnamed jail sites, transit cars, and the prevalence of odd jobs like worm gathering and toupee modeling. It touches on diners from former trolley cars, counterfeit money precautions, and decoy riders on sightseeing buses in Times Square.
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New York
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Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
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First Avenue
Joe Benedeto
Manhattan Island
214Th Street
Joe
31St Street
Henry Street
Ripps
Brooklyn
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Jersey City
Green Line Bus Company
Times Square
Ellen Johnson
Bay City
Mich
Christian Temperance Uni
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Union
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Weather and Health How Climate Affects Your Body and Mind
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how weather shapes growth and health in humans and animals. Heat and constant storm cycles raise energy in the northwest but may hasten mental and physical fatigue. Cold periods, rheumatic pain, and adrenal issues vary by climate, yet returning to a prior climate may trigger symptoms again.
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Luff's Stuff A Good Rule Do Right By Everyone
A short moral poem encourages doing right by all, noting small deeds can bring the least sting and a clear conscience. It contrasts timid effort with absolute striving to live aright for the benefit of others.
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