Court Street Maryland Daily News Classified Policy
The Daily News explains its policy on free notices and public notices, detailing submission rules. It states notices must be written and mailed to the paper, not telephoned, and that any erroneous reflections on individuals or organizations will be corrected at the editor's discretion, with a penalty for defaming. The notice is entered as second class matter.
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Great Southern Printing
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Clare Matter
Reme Court
Seiorink
Brooxlin
N.Y
Whaser
Germany
George Pernacd Shaw
Greatest Invention Debate Tracks World View
A 19th century discussion argues the wheel as the world’s most important invention. The piece surveys global opinions and suggests the wheel’s pivotal role in transportation and industry, pondering who first conceived the principle and how early humans may have used it.
Roosevelt signs NRA code for 450000 stores
President Roosevelt signed the National Recovery Administration code governing 450,000 food handling stores. The measure aims to regulate the vast industry, with acknowledged loopholes possible initially. A sincere effort could raise employment and curb destructive practices, signaling a better day for the States.
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Roosevelt
Senate considers spending for U.S. bird sanctuaries
The article urges funding to acquire land for bird sanctuaries to protect birds from hunting. It condemns senseless bird shooting and calls for safe habitats, arguing birds guard crops and deserve peaceful protection.
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United States Senate
Kher
Msnim
Letter to the Editor on Roosevelt and a dime request
A reader writes from Beverly Hits Cabt Jan 9 praising President Roosevelt for addressing poverty and asking if the Amer people can spare ten. The writer reflects on those who have asked for help and frames Roosevelt as the first world leader to confront union rights and economic hardship with resolve.
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Beverly Hits
Cabt
Roosevelt
Nnion
Isce
Knights Of Pythias Install Officers In Mountain City
Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythias installed new officers at Pythian Castle. The roster included Chancellor Commander Walter F. Stu and others led by Edward M. Akers. Financials showed about 2400 dollars paid in sick and death benefits in six months. The lodge, with 1015 members, aims to double in two years in honor of Reno S. Harp’s forthcoming elevation to Supreme Chancellor.
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Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
Pythian Castle
Walter EF. Stu
Martin L. Wachter
Grayson E. Grove
George W. Perry
S. Elmer Brown
A E. Heidler
C. Thomas Summers
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local items from The News columns recapture events in Frederick including bank disasters listing many names, and a note on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge repairs as part of the January 9 1584 column. It mentions Graceham road mud issues and a hood College event where Richard Vincent Jr spoke as a horticultural lecturer at a fashionable audience.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Freder- B
Onous Kempe
P. Rohr
Graceham
County Commissioners
Deerfeld
Nasi
Hood College
Toraim
Richard Vincent
Lecrean
Vincent
Frank C. Wet
Jonn L. DeWrt
U. A
Borne
Oraska
Frank C. Dodd
New York
Wisnetape
Minn
Richard Halliburnon
Tra
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Brownsville
Tenn
Edward Howard Giggs
Owatonna
Main
Karel Capek
Glovansz Papini
Today in History and Anniversaries Recalled
Notable historical figures and events are listed with birth and death dates, including John Smith, Armand Jean de Rancé, Charles E. A. Gurarre, Alexander K. McClure, Samuel B. M. Yount, William W. Kimball, George Clinton Ward, Blanchard, Myra Clark Gaines, Stalin, and today’s birthdays Garrie Chapman Catt Emily Blair Lizette Reese.
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James Joan
London
Armand Jean de Rance
Order of Trappists
Bor
Charles EB. A. Gurarre
New Orans
George Clinton Ward
Southern California Edison Company
New York
Lo Angeles
Blanchard
United States
Philadelphia
Myra Clark Gaines
America
New Orleans
Stalin
Garrie Chapman Catt
Ripon
Wis
Emily N. Blair
Joplin, Ave
Lizette W. Reese
Baltimore, Rock
Notable Figures Mark Birthdays and Global Reflections Today
A compilation of quotes from Eamon de Valera and others on economic salvation through individual effort. It notes anniversaries of prominent figures including George Bernard Shaw, Maj. Gen. John L. DeWitt, and Karel Capek, listing ages and birthplaces with a curious blend of commentary on history, culture, and temperament.
Local Gossip and Social Happenings in Germantown
Germantown notes guests from Gatthersburg and Washington for visits with the Rinehart and Hughes families. A birth congratulations and a lodge installation at Mountan City Temple No. 14 are recorded, with medal presentations, toasts, and a reception. An airplane incident near the area is noted in brief.
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Germantown
Walter Rinehart
Gatthersburg
William Rinehart
Uttle
Peggy
Washing
D. C
Willam Rineharn
Anna
Mariel Hughes
Washington
Wallace Hughes
Clip
Wilam
Menus of the Day Bread Lamb Stew and Spiced Cookies
A set of pantry style recipes including a lamb stew with shoulder meat carrots onions and paprika, a boiled salad dressing with eggs and flour, a creamy dressing kept in jars, a sugar spiced mix, and cinnamon spice cookies. Instructions mix, simmer, bake, and store.
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Alexander George
Mel
Elores Waspoon
Mutmer
Luffs Stuff The Game Is On And A Contress Session
A fragmented reader’s page features a mock political riff by N A Lufburrow and an emotive poem about snow bound mountains, plus a line noting 82 at large appointments to the U S Military Academy at West Point made by the vice president with presidential confirmation.
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U. S. Miliary Academy
Westho
United States
Rockefller Center’s barber keeps old world craft alive
New York based Charles De Zemler runs a salon at Rockefeller Center, greeting celebrities and preserving barbering artifacts from historic times. His collection includes shaving cups, bleeding sets, and medieval tooth-pulling devices, with patrons like nobles and film stars. De Zemler’s career spans Stockholm, Paris, and New York, with Arnold references to royalty and notable clients.
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New York
Jan
Rockefeller Center
Charles de Zemler
de Zemler
Mr. DeZemler
duPons
Mrr. Raskeb
Ogeen Goelet
O. H. P. Belmont
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Stockholm
George Washington
de Zemier
Berlin
Ypres
Ritz
Paris
W. EK. Vanderbilt
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Racquet Club
Health notes on child's regular digestion and constipation
The article outlines how a child's bowel habits vary with feeding, noting 3 to 4 movements daily as normal but that fewer movements can be normal in well nourished infants. It stresses breast feeding, food quality, and proper training of digestion to prevent constipation and emphasizes individual variation in frequency and stool consistency.
Constipation in Children About School Life
An OCR fragment discusses how attention in schools can lead to constipation in children and notes psychologist observations of defense mechanisms against adult control. It mentions dietary measures for older children such as stewed fruits, apples, prunes, hydration, and regular meals, and warns about early laxative habits.
Daily Lesson In English Daily Lesson In English
The text presents a noisy OCR fragment with a vocabulary drill and corrupted examples. It references words like deprive of peace and uneasy but lacks coherent narrative or dated context. Readable items include occasional definitions and mis-spellings, suggesting a lesson page focused on synonyms and usage.
Bible Verse Paraphrase and Miscellaneous Note
A garbled compilation containing a biblical quotation from Habakkuk and a Dryden paraphrase about shame and degenerate progeny, followed by an unrelated line mentioning sandpaper made from ground glass. The text combines archaic religious language with a nonsensical final sentence.
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