Daily News Frederick Maryland Publication Note
The Daily News an independent paper from Frederick Maryland notes policy on republication by Associated Press and reader letters. It states real names required for letters and advertisement responses must be mailed to the offices. The paper is entered at Frederick post office as second class matter.
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Townsmen and Travelers Shape a City
A reflective essay contrasts towns built by pride and public spirit with travelers who seek opportunities elsewhere. It argues residents mold a town’s character through civic effort, while outsiders focus on comforts and may undercut progress. The piece urges more citizens to move to smaller towns to foster industry, freedom, and improvements.
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Giles
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Pilace
The Inquiring Reporter Pontificates On Public Manners
A jumble of reader questions and responses features names such as Mrs Beerie and Mr Engelbrecht from Pittsburgh and Schenectady. It discusses civic virtue, wealth, and the role of educated citizens, urging young people to pursue thoughtful work for state welfare while noting social expectations and time as a factor.
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Ouravidd
Crete
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Trocokwell
Engelbrecht
Slijucy
Schenectady
Today in History highlights and notable events
A rushed history page lists events and birthdays from the era including a proposed protective tariff, Kentucky politics, notable births, and public figures in the United States. It notes yesterday's anniversaries, ongoing events, and upcoming sessions in Virginia and the Pacific Southwest Theological Conference in Los Angeles.
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U.S. A
Carl
Virginia
Poem and housing tale mix in 50 dollar twin prize
Unclear verse fragment details a New York tenement known as the "house of babies" at 697TH Jervington Street. It notes twins Samuel and Esther, a donation of 2500 in gold, and promises to waive rent, while praising Max Blick for not raising rents in 25 years.
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Jervington Street
New York
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Fease
Berger
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Tilor
Silent Voters and Preparedness Highlighted in Nominating Notes
An editorial voice urges readiness for the worst as the 1st presidential nominating process unfolds. It underscores silent voters and the need to value liberty, law, and civic duty amid uncertain times.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Bazaar Funds Chairs
A fragmented local item recalls a 19th century Frederick bazaar held to raise funds for community needs. The reader notes describe a charity event with stalls, sales, and a push to support a local project. The report mentions a public gathering, a market area, and participants in the event.
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Radio Program Listings From Major Stations Tonight
Radio WOR Newark features vocal solos and a dance recital with selections. WEAF New York airs religious services soprano and contralto solos with talks on astronomy and psychology. WRC Washington offers children's hour violin talk and Navy orchestra. WJZ New York presents shadowland story and music. KDKA Pittsburgh concert and children's period. KYW Chicago children stories and book reviews. WBZ Springfield adults dinner concert and tales for children.
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Daner Music
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Bible Thought Sing For Joy
A short biblical verse fragment declares that servants shall sing for joy of heart, reflecting a spiritual exhortation. The text presents a devotional line emphasizing joy and faith without additional context or narrative.
Blunders marked by sloppy habits prompt attention
A fragment notes that careless routines show in daily tasks. It mentions someone failing to straighten bedclothes properly as they rise, suggesting the issue reflects broader carelessness in housekeeping.
Horoscope Forecast From 1924 Beware of World Tensions
Horoscope notes troubled planetary influences for 1924 with warnings of warlike demonstrations and global stress. It forecasts relief for agriculturists and miners, gains for industrial cooperation, and worker control of tanks and factories. Readers are urged to focus on business, avoid worry, and persevere to find success.
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Othe McClore
Immersed Fragments Echo Vague News and Rumors
The clumsy clipping relays scattered items from diverse topics including a Dr. Cone comeback, a Pittsburg apartments fire, questionable eleventh hour commentary, a robbery tale from Boston, a cinema fathers note in Oklahoma, leap year nuptials, oil market talk, and prices trends, all in a chaotic mosaic with no clear single event or source.
Such Is Life Health Advice From Old Texts
Fragmentary OCR style notes discuss medical myths and remedies. The text mentions doctors, remedies like Masts 0 Wonder tal Retueda, and links gut health to digestion and liver. It reads as a string of speculative health claims and ad like lines without clear attribution.
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Poostmengerle
Nays of combating disease against yellow fever
Doctor Mimenderf argues two main tactics against disease. Exterminating the mosquito and preventing transmission break the life cycle, while vaccination builds individual immunity to curb outbreaks. Yellow fever cited as a model, noting eradication efforts in Cuba Panama and Central American nations.
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Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal
An old style drug advertisement touts Creomulsion as a cure for persistent coughs and colds. It claims twofold action soothing inflamed membranes and killing underlying germs, with creosote as the key ingredient and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Atlanta
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