Daily News Frederik to the Great Southern Printing Co Motto
The Daily News is an afternoon paper published in Frederick Maryland with printed notices and ads. It is a member of The Associated Press and requires real names for opinion pieces and letters. Free notices must be written and mailed to the office. no phone requests accepted.
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News-Poet
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Cissed Press
Bil News
Sitghar Wiee
Leng Jores
Valles Orewon
Rheo
Uniformity of Divorce and Germany Can Pay
The piece argues for nationwide uniform divorce law by harmonizing state standards and discouraging cross border moves to gain easier splits. It then discusses reparations by German payees, urging a fixed incentive to encourage payment and suggesting experts determine a feasible amount Germany can realistically provide.
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Germany
Reparation Commission
Horoscope foresees turmoil and awakening in 1924
Astrological forecast predicts losses to fashion importers and luxury dealers, ongoing fighting news, clashes worldwide, looming famines before the harvest, and a coming spiritual awakening. It warns thrift and universal brotherhood as stabilizers to avert further conflicts.
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Earth
McClure
Poem Doggone Honest Song by Berton Braley
The piece showcases Braley’s playful crude charm and steady affection as he promises a devoted life with a simple, heartfelt plea. Also notes Denmark women's push to amend citizenship rules allowing Danish women married to foreigners to keep or regain Danish citizenship after marriage.
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Denmark
Do They Think They’ll Get Hart Question
The Inquiring Reporter asks readers if Hart will ever be captured. Respondents vary: Clark Blethen of Boston Red Sox says no, he’s too wise. Millard Roelke believes someone may get hurt first. Keefer V Stone expects eventual capture but lengthy wait. H K Pettingall says Hart is too far away. William Wickless doubts the pursuit, noting Hart may be abroad with his wife and is very brainy.
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Hart
Clarence E. Blethen
Boston Red Sox
Millard A. Roelke
Middleburg
Carroll County
Keefer
Stone
Yellow Springs
H. KE. Pettingall
East Seventh Street
William J. Wickless
National debt joke and stray notes from a quirky paper
A collage of satirical bits and misprints covers debt talk, a spoof tax notice, weather quips, book reviews, sports jabs about Babe Ruth, plus humorous health and home tips. The prose blends ads, radio notes, and bedtime humor in a lively if fragmentary column.
Saturday Night in Fredericktown Through a Snowy Week
A rambling Fredericktown chronicle notes light snow, stable prices, and social bustle. Celebrations for Lee’s birthday, DAR and All Saints events, theatre and moving pictures fill the town. January’s fickle weather looms as street scenes, dances, teas, and community notices weave through a Saturday night.
Practicer Renaming Sparks Referee on Law in Pocket Notice
A fragment notes a renamed Practice on law and references personal grievances after a mother’s death, implying a shift in prominence and public consideration. The readable text hints at legal or civic naming changes affecting individuals and standing.
Frederick items recall past ice accident and local updates
Twenty years ago in Frederick Ex-Trudge John A. Lynch was injured after slipping on ice by the post office. He was carried home with a dislocated hip. The new governor planned to visit Frederick Gas Plant. A light disruption occurred when a pipe froze under the South Market bridge. Confederate observances were noted by local veterans groups. County Commissioners named Jefferson district road supervisors. A. A. Loughs visited Carroll County.
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John A. Lynch
William C. Johnson
West Second Street
Judge Lynch
Frederick Gas Company
South Market Street
Today in History Anniversary Highlights and Events
A historical roundup notes births of Robert E. Lee and Edgar Allan Poe, 1807 and 1809 dates, Oregon joint occupation agreement 1819, Webster Greece speech 1821, Berlin coronation festival 1867, German airship raids 1915, Worcester fire 1921, Ireland evacuation 1922, and notable birthdays including Brieux Carey Jordan Keen Nuelsen. Also reports Montreal carnival, Denver stock show, World Court debate among Dartmouth Amherst Columbia, Tennessee Democratic committee, Yale Penn debate broadcast, Lee statue unveiling at Stone Mountain, Holmes County centennial, Salary Grab anniversary, Bishop Fawcett consecration, Adventist convention Springfield, and prohibition drive in New York.
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Robert B. Lee
Westmoreland County
Lexington
Edgar Allan Poe
Boston
Baltimore
United States
Greateritain
Oregon
Daniel Webster
Congress
Greece
Prussia
Berlin
Worcester
Mass
Ireland
Montreal
America
Denver
Dartmouth
Amherst
Columbia
Democratic State Committee of Tennessee
Nashville
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Robert E. Lee
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
M. Edward Fawcett
Quincy
Ill
Atlantic Union Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Springfield
New York
Poston
Blunders in a Capitol Painting by W I Powell
The work, attributed to W I Powell, depicts Captain Perry at the battle of Lake Erie in the War of 1812. It features a flag labeled with fifteen stars and fifteen stripes, a misread detail reflecting the era’s flag changes and later corrections adding states and stars.
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Capitol
Washington
Radio Tonight’s Docket of Concerts and Talks
Major stations list tonight’s schedule with WGY WJZ KDKA KYW WBZ WEAF WOR and WGY again. Programs include dance music family storytelling religious services and concerts plus guest artists Vincent Lopez and Winifred Barr among others.
Sunday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
KYW Chicago presents excerpts from the New Testament at 6:30 and an 7:00 Evening club service. WBZ Springfield offers 6:45 vespers on municipal chimes. A 6:30 church service and 9:55 Arlington time signals. WEAF New York features a 7:20 special musical program and 9:00 organ recital. WCAP Washington and WEAF join for a 7:00 Bubble Book Stories and 7:30 violin recital with 8:00 business talk and 8:15 tenor concert. 8:45 Waldorf Astoria Symphonic Orchestra closes the evening.
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WJZ
New York
Uncle Wigerly
WEAF
Chiclet Trio
Sterling Mate Quartette
Winifred T. Barr
Vincent Lopez
KYW
Chicago
WBZ
Springfeld
Mass
Arlington
Waldorf Astoria Symphonic Orchestra
Birthday Social Honors Marguerite Wachter at Home
A January 14 birthday social for Marguerite Wachter at Martin L Wachter's home featured games and refreshments. Attendees included numerous Wachter family members and friends, plus the Bridge Club and various local notables.
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Martin L. Wachter
Marguerite
J. Oscar Putman
Fred J. Stull
Keefer Grossnickle
Ernest K. Harper
Oscar Whitmore
Carrie Wachter
Marguerite E. Wachter
Viola Wachter
Austin Klipp
Martin J. Wachter
Elmer Harper
Charles W. Grimes
Roger Klipp
Melvin Stull
Emery Stull
John Stull
Calvin Jacobs
Foster Angleberger
Walter Keyser
Harold Stull
Talmadga Cecil
Jlen Martz
Paul Stull
Mon
Toe Stull
Public Sales In Frederick County Maryland 1924
Public sales covering multiple properties and merchandise include sale of 254 acres in Jefferson District with a large dwelling and farm improvements. auction of a freight station stone crusher. sale of a three story brick dwelling at 104 Mast Second Street Frederick. and 218 acre farm in Jefferson District with historical transfer from Sarah Belt et al to Emanuel Hine.
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Daniel C. Grove
Lydia C. Grove
Loward M. Huffer
Emma
Huffer
Frederick County
Maryland
H.W. B
Frederick City
Jefferson District
Mollie C. Buxton
F. Vernon Buxton
McKendree R. Atchison
Degd
Tiber
Frederick and
Jefferson State
Jefferson
Mortgate
Howard
Buffer
Emma C. Huffer
Arthur D. Willard
Western Maryland Railway Company
Thurmont Frederick County
Spencerville
Ohio
Waybill
Thurmont
Western
Nannie C. Castle
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Ko'glock
A. m
Nannie C
Sroum
Mast’ Second Street
Izra Houth, Jr
Harry G. Dorsey
Ellen S. Jarboe
H. W. OB
Frederie Counts
U. S
Purc Chaser
Jacob Rohrge
Wiliam FL
Darner
ACE
Ecutor
Igned
Court House
Sarah Eleanor Belt
Emanuel Hine
Wredewick Couty
Stonts
Potomac Wills Farm
Lander
Charles Fawley
J. A. Williamson
William Tr. Darner
David Agent
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Russia
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Pas Bad Boy
the News
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Sind
Board of County Commissioners
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J. Weller
Josiah Crass
Daniel KE. Bussard
Joseph W. Darener
Alpha T. Moser
William J. Seward
William Adams
George Tawley
Lem Tb Keller
William T. Rice
Emory RR
Mrs
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Sten
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Legion of Honor
Paris
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Wyoming
Milton
Del
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Tus
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
Gainesville
N. Y
William W. Keen
Ameriaca
Philadelphia
John L. Nuelsen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Switzerland
Holmes County
WGY
Schenectady
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Artington
WOR
Newark
N. J
Belle Barr
Munir
John A. Patten
WJY
WCAP
Bridge Club
Garl D
Hagerstown
Brunswick Lodge
Trunswick
W. M
Chas
L. Moats
Tos. A. Roeder, Jr
Russell E., Mille
William II
Campbell
Tyler
Gea
W. Dingley
Ladies’ Journal
Shanghai
Hin
Brish Brothers
Mountain View Trad Farm
Baltimore State Road
J. R. Osborne
New Market
Igor T. Mercer
E. Darner
Allavat Company
K. el Hamlin
HW. Ruach
Edutor
Second ST
Frederick, MD
Tee
Sally
Chevrolet
Siew
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