The Daily News Frederick Md Copyright Notice
The Daily News is an independent daily newspaper published at Frederick Maryland by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It belongs to the Associated Press and resells AP dispatches. Letters must include real names for statements of fact or opinion and will not be published otherwise. Free notices of advertising type must be written and mailed or sent to the office and will not be taken by telephone.
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News-Poat
Court Street
Frederick, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Associated Preag
Civic education as a school duty in republican training
A dated reflection argues civics should be taught in schools to prepare youths as responsible citizens. It stresses understanding civic duties, the consequences of bad government, ways to improve governance, and warning against political fakes, in a nonpartisan spirit.
Young New York girl rescues six children from fire
A 15 year old Miss Cress Anderson in a bathing suit ran into burning bungalows on a summer day and saved six children and one woman. She receives a medal from the Safety Institute of America for her courageous act. Nearby, relief efforts unite for Near East victims with meetings across Montgomery County and drives requesting clothing donations. Western Maryland defeats Maryland State Normal in a late college basketball game in Westminster.
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New York City
Cress Anderson
Safety Institute of America
Fragmented history notes on January 14 events
A cloudy collage of historical fragments mentions Edward VI’s long reign, Freemason and papal topics, Napoleon’s death, Italian and Austrian actions, a sick man reference, a 1854 earthquake, Elizabeth’s Abbey departure in 1858, and stray dates from 1848 and other eras, all shown as scattered notes without clear narrative or full context.
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Edward VI
England
Freemasons
Baden
Napoleon Bonaparte
Betes
Taly
Czar Nichells
Inquiring Reporter Question on Hanging Women
The column records reader opinions on capital punishment for murder. MAX MOOFISHEN and GORDON PLAVER express opposing views, while BAL ALEXANDER and ELWIN MACGILL advocate punishment. The exchange notes views of local residents at South Market Street and a youth respondent.
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Max Moofishen
South Market Street
Gordon Plaver
Record Stret
Bal Alexander
Elwin VW. Macgill, JR
Birthday greetings for Uncle Chris Atbaugh age 91
Mills ailing but active 91 year old Chris Atbaugh receives birthday wishes from numerous friends. He enjoys baseball and eagerly follows Frederick team contests. He attends Evangelical Reformed Church and Sunday School regularly and is a steady basketball game watcher. The notice notes his continued spirited participation and community ties.
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Chris
Atbaugh
Pace Chris
Frederick
Tie
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eneh Sundar
Hartshorn-Weiderman Hymeneal Summary at Walkersville
A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs A Strine in Walkersville celebrates the marriage of Miss Litton CL B Weiderman to Nicholas RR Hartshorn with Rev OT Green officiating. Attendants include the Strines and several Strine relatives along with local residents. A separate note mentions Betron Marie Wertheimer announcing her engagement to Gary Clinton Matena, and a Baltimore baptism performed by Reverend Hergey.
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Hartshorn
Weiderman
A Strine
Walkersyvills
Litton CL B. Weiderman
Nicholas
OT Green
OC. A. Stripe
Cora Strine
Helen VanFossen
Marie Strine
Maury String
Ada Strine
Erd
John Miller
George Winehrenam
Frederick
Westling
Uist Wertheimer
Omartet
Beton Marie
Gary Clinton Mateny
Mas Spc
Matena
Peregnony
Baltimere
Otherev
Idee Hergey
Third Reformed Church
Frederick Firemen's Convention Enthusiasm Reported
Twenty years ago Frederick columns report excitement over the Firemen's Convention to be held in the city. Cumberland fire companies were to send theater plans, Jessie S. Thomas and family attended, and several individuals were noted in the event coverage.
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Frederick
Cumberlaand Fremen
Cumberland
Frederasy
Ted
Funeral Tuesday for J Clarke Kieffer Baltimore editor
J Clarke Kieffer news editor of the Baltimore Evening Sun died after a brief illness at Union Memorial Hospital. He was aged about 66 and died shortly after arrival. Kieffer had a long journalism career in Frederick and Baltimore and was born June 26 1878. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Zion Reformed Church in Hagerstown with burial in Will Will cemetery.
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J. Clarke Kieffer
Baltimore Evening Sum
Anie Abeanorial Hospital
Cothuenga
Evening Sun
Gil
Union Memorial Hospital
Win
Kledfer
San
Meening Sun
Wo Sears
Wacderich News
Vie Evening Best
Prederick
Frederick Het Woka
Pialsdelphia
Kiefer
Rey A! Spangler Kieffer
Zion
Washington
Hageerstown
Franken and Marshall College
Janeaeler
Ipa
Mary Dbl
Do. Dospph HL Dubbs
Kieffer Sty. Vives
Elizabeth Kieffer
Gander College
Pratt Library
Wiliam A Lewie
Rutherte
8. G. White
Angerstown
John T. Kieffer
Westown
G. Kieffer
Cvangelicat Tefommedelnred
Frederick
Paul Kieffer
New York City
Ry P. Kieffer
Zion Reformat Church
Tagerstown
Toatelek
John L. Barnhart
D. D
Christ Reformed Church
Baltimore
Scott T. Wagner
P. D. Pistor
Zig Reformed Church
Ungerstown
Turrial
First Arrest in Nine Days in City
J Brown known as Brownie the umbrella man was arrested by Officer Nagele for drinking and disorderly conduct on the streets. He posted $250 bail for a prompt appearance in city court tonight at 7 30 oclock. Police report no city arrests in the prior nine days, noting improved behavior. Old time butchering reported at Mt Niry with eight porkers slain and numerous locals assisting. County Union leads in efficiency contest with Maryland counties showing mixed November to January report results.
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J. Brown
Siklee
Brownie
Nagele
Pahes Court
AL ‘Ban M. Wood
Frederick
Mt. Niry
Mir
Sawk Maes
Lowman
Airy
Jamar
Myr
Thomas Lawman
Tlarry Rinecher
Ww Ones
Henry Chips
Harry Reb
Arch Runkles
Shirley Rinecher
John Warris
Rath Tunkles
Leo Ane
Virginie Manghe
Little Jerome Amt
C. E. Union
Maryland
Destember
Atel
Mehrl L. Reddick
Baltimore
Soldiers Memorial Nearing Completion in Middletown
Middletown plans a substantial war memorial with exterior largely finished and interior work to be completed by Easter. Cost is expected to reach at least 50000 dollars, delays caused by material shipments. Dedication may occur in August or September with a homecoming week and a parade featuring varied programs.
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Middletown
Bagster
Shone Talent
Bilwit, Warfield
Sermon Topic at U B Church Focuses on The Basin of Faith
In Tn 7ted Brethren church Rev Wr. Roth preached an interactive sermon for a boy of twelve tied to adolescence and faith. The message explored maturity and belonging through a Biblical path toward Jerusalem, inviting reflection on youth, faith, and community.
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Brethren
Wr. Roth
Jerusalem
Amd
Rossshide
Cerest
Crabbe Attacks Dry Law Enforcement in Maryland
Maryland Anti-saloon League leader George W. Crabbe attacked enforcement failures during the Cumberland rally marking Prohibition’s fourth anniversary. Rev. A. F. Williamson blamed officials from the governor to local police for lax enforcement, urged stricter state action, and warned that public opinion is turning against the policy’s disregard. The meeting, held at Hathcock Memorial Presbyterian Church, drew supporters from Baltimore and nearby counties.
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Maryland
United States
George W. Crabbe
Maryland_Anti-saloon League
Cumberland
A. F. Williamson
Maryn
Nerris
Ritchie
Crabber
Vernon Ritchie
Prajced
Mr Williamson
Hathcock Memorial Presbyterian C.uren
North Avenue
Baltimore
Williamson
Int
Publc
Concsesman Mill
Amul
Baltimore City
Blunders What breach of manners 15 this lady 1 guitty of
The fragment reads as a questioned moral lapse or breach of etiquette in a historical column. The text is incomplete and unclear regarding person, place, or event, preventing precise identification or reporting of a standalone news item.
Executive Committee To Meet Announcement Details
An executive committee meeting is announced to be held this evening at 7 20 at the residence of Edwin C the location noted for the Feetersk Conton Ch. The message references a formal gathering and lists time and host.
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Feetersk Conton
Edwin C
Great for Rheumatic Pains and Swellings
A brief line touts a remedy for rheumatic pains and swelling while garbled text nearby hints at distress or misheard phrases in a mangled segment. The readable portion emphasizes a medicinal claim without clear provenance or dates.
Tanlac Restores Baltimore Grain Handler's Health
John J. Owings of Baltimore, a grain handler for Terminal Shipping, says Tanlac rebuilt his strength, gained ten pounds, and cured he endured six months of weakness, insomnia, pain, and digestive trouble. He reports improved digestion, hearty meals, and deep sleep after three bottles. Sold in Frederica by local druggists.
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Tanlac
John J. Owings
Andre Street
Baltimore
Terminal Shipping Company
Tam
Frederica
FOR SALE Classified notices listing various items and properties
Multiple old notices advertise for sale or rent items and properties including a complete bungalow, framed carving, a storage dwelling with warehouse, a large steam boiler, poultry and cattle, a double heater coal stove, and a kitchen range. Locations span Chestnut door area, Walkersville Md, Market Street, and Patrick Street with contact names and phone numbers.
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Trainsville
A. Strine
Walkville
Walkersville
Market St
Patrick Street
Cy H W. Bruchey
Sam
W. Sourp
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