Bailey Debunks Wealth Myths in Plain Truth
The piece recalls Senator Josiah W. Bailey of North Carolina challenging common claims about wealth distribution. It notes his critique of the 2 percent owning 90 percent and the idea that few families control industry, arguing most income goes to those earning under 5,000 dollars and only 1 percent to those above 100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah W. Bailey
United States
North Carolina
Bailey
Senator Bailey
Harold L. Ickes
Ickeses
Huey P. Long
Father Coughlin
Dr. Townsend
Torr
Cranium Crackers Quiz Questions in Current Session
A set of brain teasers asks about the current Congress in session and whether Roosevelt completed his term. It also queries the world’s longest river and the nations tied to phrases like The Bear That Walks Like a Man and The Land of the Rising Sun with a note that answers appear on the last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Luffs Stuff Rule of Life and Saving Advice
A poem by N A Lufburrow discourages bad money habits and urges saving. It argues the saver avoids trouble, notes the cost of living strains, and suggests cultivating saving powers when crises loom. The verse blends caution with practical resolve, urging steady thrift despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
Bible Thought and Unemployment Benefit Notice
Bible thought admonishes against vanity and provocation as Galatians 5 26 warns. Povy questions what lives we will lead when accusing others versus what justifies them. Maximum unemployment compensation is 15 dollars per week for 16 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Eas
Victoire Conley and Richard Bulen Gould Wedding in Frederick
Festivities surround the upcoming marriage of Victoire Conley, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Conley of Guilford, near Frederick, to Richard Bulen Gould, son of Mrs. Paul Basteds and the late George F. Griffin. Guests come from New York, Washington, Baltimore, St. Louis, and beyond for the St John’s church ceremony and Guilford reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWiere Fer Griffin-Coulty
New York
Washington
Baltimore
St. Louis
Arizona
Arei Lg
Frederick
Victoire Baughian Conley
Charles H. Conley
Guilford
Richard Bulen Gaf' Sn
Paul Basteds
George
FE. Griffin
Chicago
St. John’s Church
William H Jameson
Daniel E. Wight
Hopeland
Urbana
Martha L. Conley
Claire Conley
Eleanor Brooke Conley
Georgine Iselin Lee
Mary William Gerst
Louisville
Alexander Garden Boone
Denman
Clark
St Louis
John F. Greenslade
Mr. Griffin
Thomas F.griffin
Nogales
Ariz
Utica Mills Public School Expands in Frederick
From the Frederick column of the News dated Jan 21 1888 Utica Mills Public School grows large enough to hire an additional teacher Miss Lindsay of Frederick appointed to the new position In other local notices Daniel Bowlus a former Middletown valley resident dies in Williamsport Ind at age 36 Paralysis Philip Nussbaum News job foreman loses the little finger while assisting in moving a fireproof safe at the News office it is amputated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Mills
Miss Lindsay
Frederick
Daniel Bowlus
Middletown Valley
Williamsport
Ind
Philip Nussbaum
Frederick County Responds to Fuel Order and Public Notices
Local news notes Frederick gathering cooperation with the Fuel Administration shut down order urging common sense. Thirty men arrested for not registering under the compulsory work law. Mark Jackson and local magistrates to enforce work. Fifteen arrests reported in Brunswick. County officials spar over school funding and administration with claims of financial strain. Notable property transactions include Stull selling farms near Harmony Grove and near Montevue Pike to Kehne and Staley respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fuel Administration
C. Warehime
Local
Uncle Sam
Mark Jackson
Brunswick
Reno S. Harp
Board of County Commissioners
M. Bates Stephens
John H. Stull
Harrison N. Kehne
Warrenfeliz Farm
Harmony Grove
Mr. Stull
Joseph E Staley
Montevue Pike
Mind Your Manners Quiz and Answers
A reading of etiquette tips from a NEA Service script. It covers telephone greetings, private call identification, avoiding heated topics at parties, proper greetings, and introductions to a child’s teacher with suggested responses. It includes the recommended choice for unclear speech and lists the official answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martin
Playboy Manville and the Higher Life of a Hollywood Playgirl
New York gossip by George Ross recounts lavish spending and romantic escapades surrounding Tommy Manville and his circle. Dolly Goering returns from Kentucky to retrieve a dictated letter as a private train trip costs $3,000, while the Barrymores travel west with Elaine Barrie’s grandparents. The piece also notes the Old Hoboken Turtle Club and a court–related postcard case featuring French postcards, culminating in humorous anecdotes about cast of characters and court impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Tommy Manville
Manville
Tommy
Dolly Goering
Kentucky
Dolly
Barrymore
John Barrymores
Papa Rosenthal
Hoboken
Turtle Club
Rathskeller
John S. Sumner
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Burlesque
Rodin
Max Lewis
Today's History Anniversaries and Notable Births and Deaths
A compilation of historical anniversaries and notable births and deaths, listing figures such as John Fitch, John C. Fremont, Stonewall Jackson, Nelson Morris, Helen H. Gardner, Zelda Sears, and others with brief biographical notes. Includes political events, wartime actions, and cultural mentions. Ends with a horoscope and curious note on Mohammed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitch
Trenton
N. J
Fulton
Hartford
Co. Conn. Dige
Kentucky
John C. Fremont
Calif
Savannah
Thomas J
Stonewall”) Jackson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Nelson Morris
Chicago
Helen H. Gardner
Woman's Girls Worker
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Winchester
Zelda Sears
Brockwar
Mich
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Fred Zeer If Php
HE Daily News
Bible Thought
Louis L. Wilson
Union Manufacturing Company
New York City
William B. Bennett
Clifford M. Yunger
Russell H .McCain
Catoctin Claud
Tnc
Catoctin Club
Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Roger B. Wolfe
Messrs
Hobart B. Albaugh
Chas. T. Butcher, Jr
William H. Bartgis
Burton M. Creager
Lincoln D
En- Helbrecht
Murray FP. Fox
David M. Kemp
Alice Walker
Cot
R. W. Walker
University of Arizona At
Tucson
del Mar
Carlos del Mar
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
T. Hartley
Lawrence Townsend
Ralph William Close
George Sutherland
William E. Borah
Lenora de Baron
Petersville
E. Virginia Doub
East Patrick Street
Liberty and
Maryland Home Economic Association Cabinet
Department of Education
Baltimore City
Doub
Hood College
News Letter
Association
Stull-Bussard
Elizabeth Daiy Buyssard
Luther Bussard
Jefferson
G. Bernard Stull
St Pauls Lutheran Church
George H. Seiler
Roland W. Harbaugh
South Market Street
Mrs. Harbaugh
Mexico
Miss Gosnell
Gurney Gosnell
Sarah Lease
Martha Smith
Catherine Main
Grace Esterly
Hamer
Angieberger
Rachel Richards
Francis Morgen
Besme Stauffer
Lillian Grove
Mary Kemp
Virgie Gesnell
Beatrice Firor
Helen Stauffer
Pauline
Shrine
Catherine Lease
Jack Croghan
Adelene J. Pratt
Maryland Public Library Advisory Commission
Mary H. Newman
C. Burr Artz
Pratt
E. Austin James
West Third Street
Dr. Apple
Isabelle Kunker Daniels
Atlantic City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wesley S. Tull
Record Street
Maryland Society
Continental Congress
J. P.feiser
J. Dean Zeiler
John Usher Markell
George Harlow
Philadelphia
Bernhard Williamson
Commercial Credit Company
Detroit
Home For the Aged
Francis W. Walker, Jr
Robert E. Clapp
Samuel E. Brown, Jr
Lewis . Dertzbaugh
J. Walker Carty
Mirs
Rob't
EB. Delaplaire
Luther W. Remsburg
Amy Boost
Lucy Remsburg
Anna Brown
J. W. Brosius
Adamstown
D. Chester Kemp
Robert L. Warfield
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Franklin B Smith
HA. Herwig
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
William B. Lebbert
John N. Clary
Jacob Rohrback
Francis D. Howard
Richard Gambrill
R. E. Town
E. W. Pruitt
Norman Slagen
Edgar Nicodemus
Claude Clary
Robert S. Bright, Sr
Wide Pastures
Florida
Gasparilla Inn
Boca Grande
Fla
Book Review Club
James B. Ranch
Rosemont
F. D. Worthington
Bali
Vicki Baum
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Robert B. Luckie, Jr
Fairview Avenue
Francis R. Summers
North Market Street
Roland Norwood
Evelyn R. White
Grace Moore
Metropolitan Opera House
Hood
Lilah R. Gant
Gerard
John H. Bayless
Library of Congress
Corcoran
Phillips Memorial
Maryland
Beta Sigma Phi
Mary MicGraw
Willard Markey
Iona Alexander
Daisy Mae
Baumgardner
Harriett Engelbbrecht
Madelyn Harper
Mary McGraw
Barbara Moberly
Elizabeth Toyles
Robert Ritchie, Jr
Kay Young
Garrett D. Wolfe
Frederick Persons
Raymond J. Ford
9. O. Baker
Netlie B. Johnson
Mehrl Boyer
Martin Ritchie
Franklin Ridgely
Miss Garner
Florence E. Garner
Chari Fies
Maryland State Nurses’ Association
Maryland League of Nursing Education
Maryland State Organization For Public Health Nursing
Edgar H. McBride
State Board of Examiners of Nurses
Emma Martz
Walkersville
Raymond Martz
Laughter
Mary Alice
Westminster
Frederick City Hospital
Francis Scott Key
Amy Day
Claude Hahn
Melvin Lescalleet
Floyd Spalding
Paul
Wood
Charlotte Shriver
Charles
Bir
Leonard Ritchie
the News
By Williams
Mohamet
and Reed
Waldo A. Steyvesant
Waldo Q. Siusvesant
Ryle
West Africa
Charles McArthy
Little Haverhill
Mass
China
Oklahoma
Hauptmann
Wall Street
Carveth Wells
Westport Conn
England
Pitirim A. Sorokin
Harvard
Russia
William A. Delano
Frederick M. Smith
Kansas City
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Plano
William A. Wirt
Gary
Markle
Charles T. Ingram
Pittsburgh
Francis Hackett
Ireland
Mohammed
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