EB Daily News Revels In FredericK Maryland
The EB Daily News is a Frederick MD publication issued daily except Sunday from the News-Post Building Court Street under The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. Associated Press dispatches are used exclusively for news. Writers must submit their real name and notices of any kind must be mailed to the office.
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News-Post
Court Street
Predenick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Revela
Frederick
Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Maryland
C. Williams
Allelton i
Bok Peace Plan Draws Big Public Response
On January 14, 1924, a prize for the best one‑gen Plan for peace attracted over 22 000 entrants. The piece argues the public demand for world peace, citing reduced war costs, universal education, and stronger internal order as paths to a higher global level.
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Bok
Edward Bok
Self Realization and Civic Duty clash in modern thought
Philosophers argue that individuals should realize their best selves and perform work with fidelity and efficiency. Many excel at personal duties yet neglect public causes, risking selfishness. The piece urges balancing personal rights with obligations to society and community needs.
Fashion Notes on New Silks and Hats in Paris Styles
The piece highlights new silk fabrics and tunic silhouettes near skirt hems, favors pink and delicate hues for evening wear, and notes Paris fashion debates on draped trellises and wide ribbed textures. It mentions brimless hats and bold hat trends as part of the season’s snap.
African Prince Madanhan Tenis to Speak Tonight
Yoruba chief from Abeokuta Ife born in Lagos March 2, 1882, now a licensed embate r, and an ordained minister, will lecture and speak in a public event at East Third Street venue. The event features notes on faith and heritage in a theatrical costume.
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Madanhan Tenis
Targos
Nigeria
Atron
Eelouh
Chanius Aaml
Gairgh
Osabieer
Balagun Djemo
Abeokut Ife
Lagos
United State
Imald
Yellow Springs Death Notice and Local Reactions
Yellow Springs January 4 report of James Linton slipping on ice and fatally injuring himself in front of his home. A wake was held at Charles Linton’s home with Mr and Mrs William Tanton and Mr and Mrs David Kintz among mourners.
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Yellow Springs
James Linton
Charles Linton
William Tanton
David Kintz
Tanecaster
T Tan
Sederman Deehlec
Elizabeth Yaeckley
First Street
John Tinea
Yarkley
Yaehles
Mildred Ponts
West Cranze Street
Fanart
Agines Mermier
Poleew Omni
Pontes
Inquiring Reporter Asks View On Censorship Across States
Citizens across cities discuss film censorship with Walter Dunker of City Opera House and others. Debates center on uniform rules, national versus state boards, and what pictures should be shown publicly.
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Walter Dnckeh
City Opera Tlouse
New York
United States
Baltimore
State Board of Censorship
Delver BO Larne
Lewistown
Ual Co
Ron Read
Leroy S. Brubaker
Dranswich
Norman W. Wilson
South Market Street
Horoscope Forecasts Bright Future Across Arts and Travel
The stars incline says a favorable day for Earth folk with travel favored and electric transport boosting luck. Creatives gain from imagination while education reforms loom. a spring quarter dispute with a foreign power is foretold and children born today are restless yet fortunate. Girls should be careful in spouse choice.
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Earth
Urahas
Educalion
United States
McClure
Epitaph Poem Rendered In Turbulent Drive Scene
A garbled diary style poem by Berton Braley from 1923 recounts a reckless driving episode as a train is approached, describing near crashes and vehicle damage along a railroad. The fragment focuses on danger, mishap, and a fatalistic tone.
Fiddler Questioned Over Prohibition Tale
A cryptic note questions a fiddler about time to collect or attend to prohibition matters. The copy, attributed to National Newspaper Service, hints at social tension and lingering enforcement concerns without detailing events.
Dinosaur gas and dubious headlines in a scattershot South America page
A jumble of misread items describes a South America column with a woman’s supposed return to the United States and a chaotic interview. It references dinosaur fossils and outrageous prices, editorial notes, and satirical asides about taxes and beauty tips, all mixed with garbled names and dates.
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South America
Pouabert
United States
Lusiner
Hwa
Pharmodius
Advertising puff lines on old insurance offerings
An advertising note promotes new insurance lines including coverage for painter's colic for daughters and a policy against marrying a grass widow for sons, reflecting rustic moral and economic concerns in period ads.
Weekly Auto Page Presents Odd Notes and Local Gleanings
A jumble of small items covers traffic ideas, fashion quirks, and society notes. Veteran officers of the Menderson-Smith Edmonds American Legion post in Rockville are installed with officers listed, including Commander Robert A Polson and others.
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Menderson - Smith
Fdmonds
American Legion of
Rockville
Aml
Robert A. ‘Polson
Alexander Bt Irsseritt
Wallin
Wallin Aa Wy, Ireasacer, 1. Dat Dothan, Ihistearlan
Ira Chaplin
Nokaul
Frederick County Commissioners appoint officials for various apothets
Twenty years ago Frederick County commissioners appointed numerous officials for various slots. The list includes Lincoln- Wallam FT Poole, Thomas Haile CoUdward Curhiede, Vernon James, Rufus Clickinger, Dany Wailer, John S Biddinger, Walter ot, and many others such as Gideon RO Wachter, John Kerreet dul bo kemp, George 1 Stone, Wilhelm W. Smith, and William Thol Statl. The announcement names dozens of individuals along with partial titles and roles in the county administration.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wallaenm
Poole
Sicodemius
Thomas
Haile CoUdward
Curhiede
Tadhear
Elones
Appteta
Haines
Vernon James
Rufus Clickinger
Tai Athans
Dany Wailer
Dudeear
Aml
John S Biddinger
Burhirt Vibe Dames
Ohn
Ho Smothers
Tarher
AARE
Joesphod Tint
Eames
Thamer
Waltrant
CIA Ton
Mores VO Taffer
Dha Om Lever
Charles Os
Sigter
Kvin
Zecher
Puscaverde
Charles Nl
Reeder
George Co
Shuter
Lanis
Misa
John Wo Tenn
Gideon RO
Wachter
John Kerreet
Bo Kemp
George 1
Stone
Wilheim W. Smith
Wiliam Thol
Statl
Charlie
State
Tieorze
Lenhart
Tiros Stow
sLhivety TF Ther
Taeob
Ho Bachelberzer
Henry ¢. Brown
Ter Woo Mort
Mes
Uireen
Geor JR
T. Stor
Daveb
Rte
Taeob Trammers
Sietetan
RL Houck
Clarence L. Ramspurs
Georss
Teather
Tewis
Peanrick
Wale Lam Te. Miller
Tavidl M. Wachter
Willian Rewer
Teele Thomas
Tadimer
Renton Smith George Lambert
William TR Vulty
Wiliam
Today in History and Birthdays
Scrambled notes recount historical anniversaries and births. Items mention John I Luy inventor of torpedoes derailing the Albemarle, James Maurice da St Palais as Vincennes bishop, and figures like Sir Symon McMillan and William A Phillips with dates and places cross referenced, plus events around Ireland and the Irish Free State.
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John I. Luy
Buffalo
N.Y
New York City
Kentucky
James Maurice da St Palais
Ronan Catholc
Vincenn Ind
Psia
Therre Lati
Loui Julien Viaud
Reachefort
Prunes
Russia
Toland
Duke of Clarence
Edward VII
Tiern
Augustus P. Gardner
Chuset
Macon
Dublin
Irish Free State
William A. Phillips
Salina
Tinta
Prederick
Howden
Kypiscopal
New Mexico
Feilure Bapostien
Hiwi Point
Untitled fragment on dress and appearance remedies
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a boy in poor attire and asks for remedies. It mentions midparted hair, a low peallar, a slender necktie, and a long neck. The text is unclear and contains several misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Radio Tonight Offers Mixed Musical and Talk Hours Across Stations
Review of stations WOR WEAF KOKA KYW WJZ WGY WHAZ and others listing programs from 6 pm to 10 pm. Highlights include music, travel talks, educational lectures, recitals, symphony and violin performances, and a children's program. Programs feature a variety of vocal selections, concerts, and talks with noted local and national performers and hosts.
Willys-Overland announces over 20000 cars in one year
John N Wilfoks president of Willys-Overland declares production surpassing 200 cars on December 15 and says the year has been remarkable with sensational success. The firm forecasts breaking all records as production nears 200,000 cars. Also notes carnivorous plants such as sundews flytraps pitcher plants and butterworts.
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Ohn N wWifks
Willys-Overland Cy
Willys-Overland
Iamiene
Willys
Wills-Overland
Magee leaves 1.5 million for convalescent hospital
In Philadelphia the will of Miss Anna J Magee filed for probate leaves 1.5 million for the Magee Memorial Hospital for Convalescents to aid hospitals by receiving recovering patients. The will also provides 2.5 million to public institutions and directs no records by race creed or nativity for patients.
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Philadelphia
StFonaae
Anna J. Magee
Walnut Street
Maree
Miss Magee
James Magee
Heather
Pennsylvania Railroad
Magee
BOI
St. Stephens Tel Church
Tefferson College and Hospital
University of Tennsylvania
Tennisvana J Hospital
Srey Episcopal Hospital
Pennxelvani Museim
All School of Industrial Art
Haverford
Leaps on Top of Radiator to Escape Car
Pedestrian Matheson leaped onto a car radiator to avoid a speeding vehicle driven by William Jacobs. He escaped with a broken right arm and possible left leg injury after the collision in Bethlehem Patan. A separate crash in Bicknell Indiana killed an entire six member family when their automobile was struck by a Chicago and Eastern Illinois train at a crossing.
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Bethlehem
Patan
D. J. Matheson
M Street
William Jacob
Matheson
Jacobs
Bicknell
Ind
Chicago and
Ullinois
Here
Clock Speaks the Hours at New Liberty Hall
A large crowd attended a public exhibition at New Liberty Hall 1557 South Seventh where Vincenzo Pinto president of the Zen pan explained that two clocks can speak the hour. The demonstration aroused curiosity and wonder among spectators as women voiced mixed opinions on the secret.
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Philadelphia
New Liberty Hall
South Seventh
Vincenzo Pinto
Zen Pan
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Jib
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Coult
Berton Braley
NEA Service, Inc
Spee
National Newspaper Service
Tom Sima
Mongolia
Togo
By Ketten
Seale
Dot
Amy
Eve
Avonal
Mou
Itil
Syraetioun
Society
Wille
Iman
Therigan Horde
WEY
Alexandre Ribot
Reichstag
Pulamya Jun
George Jf Pearce
Audstrada
South Australia
Clyrara Aso Toais
Sir Symniet Tf, McMillan
Manitoba
Whitha
Out
Benjamin BD
Odell
Newburgh
N. Y
Coed Crawford
South Taheba
United Shire
Low
Mason Reg Toelins
Washington
Reparations Commission
Termany
Ttan
William H. Anderson
Iloon League
WOR
Newark
Harry Cox
Railig
Manhattan Sereenaders
WEAF
Dukie
KOKA
Pittsburgh
T.su
Joe Parner
Miurker
Woman In Civics
Arlington Dimesical
KYW
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
Pammer
Arlington Tine
Liddies
WJZ
Heaok
Tepton Af Miemasa
Lester
Alard
WGY
Schenectady
WHAZ
Troy
Pratsor Joseph Jenry
Tiana
Rensselaer
Will of
Chariey
Hecht
Middlestows
S Market St
North Market
Ast
West Church Street
Dili Avenue
Irving SB. Liser
South St
Bowers
Ny Win
Luma LeTdee
North Market Street
J. Fred and Son
Hy Wiener
Ee Eet
N. Market St
North Saree Effect
Cleveland
NLR
D. Mantz
Costine
Royal Society
Market Street
Williansons Orig
van Minder
Westermanal
Im Street
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