Newspaper subscription rates and mailing details
The notice lists subscription prices for the newspaper from 7 cents per issue to annual rates with a 350 cent monthly option. It notes the publication is audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations and mailed from Frederic, Maine, with second class matter status and a Tuesday January 21 date fragment.
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Stanford scientists identify isolated infant paralysis vaccine lead
A lab at Stanford University reports a breakthrough toward an infant paralysis cure. Researchers identify and isolate a potential viral component, marking progress though not a final vaccine. Work continues to test safety and efficacy, with hopeful but cautious optimism for future steps.
Small business backbone seen thriving despite war economy
The piece argues that small firms, employing a large share of workers before and after the war, are not dying but expanding. It cites the National Industrial Conference Board predicting many more small businesses, while noting future growth hinges on economic conditions and fiscal policy. The text blends business analysis with the Frederick, Maryland locale and poem references about Frederick.
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Protests Letter On Driving License and City Ticketing
A reader writes to The News protesting heavy ticketing on East Church Street in 1913. He recounts receiving a red traffic ticket for driving at twenty miles per hour near the Gait Refining Company intersection and notes others faced similar notices. He questions the method and impact on public safety and the city’s revenue, asserting personal luck rather than fault.
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Federal budget fears show rising government spending
Washington notes that the end of the federal budget summary on Appendix Six outlines government expenses through 145 and estimates for future years. The piece, citing a Republican Congress view, argues spending climbs with Social Security, aid programs, development projects, and energy initiatives driving a larger budget, while calls for restraint and potential program cuts surface.
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Local Chamber Plans Test Balloon Probe for City
The city of toleile teams with MW to test balloon tidal probe to measure impact. Partners discuss at the Chamber of Commerce meeting slated for January 20 with officials Markeld and Nelson expected to attend.
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Fifty Years Ago in Tide Mayor, Alder men Pass Water Inquiry
Ahul y meeting of Tide Mayor and Alder men passed a motion to form a water committee to investigate but not report to the board on the best method to obtain the city’s water supply. Attorney Aloha Whisner spoke for Whissner proposing to devote Whisner Street to the city, but the matter went to the street committee. Snow began to fall. ground covered several inches. The bell literary section notes a debate on some public measures and mentions Oscar Kravtre’s travel and a sale of David A. Baker’s Walkersville property for 1400 dollars to Henry S Statler of Washington.
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Whissner
Whisner
East Patrick Street
Gare
Roy Thomas
GA Dean
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Idan
Oscar Kravtre
Pangyee Bay Wild West Combination
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Taian
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Tahir
Krause
Stark
Yanter Quarters
David A. Baker
Walkersville
Hengy S Statler
Washington
Twenty Years Ago Vincent Home from the Captain Of The News
A 1987 retrospective notes committees representing the School Board and local cities meeting at Court Maier to discuss an elementary school site near the western park area. It also mentions a death in Walk oreville and a county contest with five entrants led by Alton Lipps, and a report of a man knocked down on Market Street.
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Court Maier
Park
Mathias
Thur Mont
Seare
Mary
Athem
Alton Lipps
Dorsey Shipley
Jack Baer
Arethar Forney
Frank Carter
Charles Danner
Forth Market Street
Meer
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Fulttin
Hartford
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Merkiner Co
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Waady
Ray
Thomas
Stonewall Jackson
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York
Kinison
Detroit
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Truman
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Mars
Sterret
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Prater
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Mery California
Fo Norris
Te Soutia Rahaay
Te Soutia Rahaay, Bor At Hepedefon
Dames Hallah
Sterling Drags
Newnan
Thurmont
Pollewship
Eileen Robertson
East Street
Thaypmont
Ruth Wander
Ham
Sermnate
Tople
Mtedenl
Dado
Nye Medien
Doris Hani
Carrath Barrer
Granger Sharkey
Joe Rafe
Matetunn
Ure Loch
Latin
Eharts
Gay Stul
Alys. Stall
Merle Solfinger
Sollimer
Shorty
Mehrl Ramsboeg
Lewistown
Secrestars
Glenn Boyer
Frederick City Hospital
Rec Cross
Iran Kelly
If. Clifford Kelly
Today In History Anniversaries and Men of Note Across U S History
A cacophony of historical tidbits highlights births deaths and milestones from 18th to 20th centuries. Notables include Stonewall Jackson born in 1824 and Truman era references. The piece catalogues figures tied to politics law and military events with scattered dates and places.
Dorothy Dix Says A Candid View On Marriage Faults
Dorothy Dix argues that many marriages fail due to both partners ignoring flaws in early romance. She warns men and women alike to expect reality and resist idealized expectations, noting women’s beauty fades and men’s faults emerge. The piece discusses how “disillusionment” often follows wedding vows and suggests cautious, practical attitudes toward married life.
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Court News of Vague Marriages and Widower Matters in Virginia
A court ledger lists numerous names with ages and locations across Virginia and nearby areas, detailing marriages and widower statuses. Notable entries include William Kechley, 22, and Hares Lee Barley, 2, among others, with scattered counties and towns mentioned in a blurred listing of property transfers and personal notices.
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Houston
Witliam Kechley
Hares
Lee Barley
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Janes T. Brown
Fairfield
Catherine Adele Hers
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Rashun
Betty
Mock Vale Frook Wuntangtiod
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Samuel Rede
Strength For Today Wy. Tarth Moule and Clemmons
A fragmented news piece recounts a case involving a condemned individual and a governor, with reflections on clemency and moral duty. It mentions a woman planning to visit the governor, phrases about acts of kindness, and a parable reference. The text covers a church youth group meeting and local class notices with names and dates.
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Unclear social gesture plans amid holiday gifts
A garbled notice discusses how to respond to a friend who sent a Christmas gift but did not receive one in return. It mentions delaying or selecting a follow up gesture such as a book, homemade treats, or a salvage box, and references children, doorsteps, and annual rituals in a disjointed, hard to parse manner.
Women's Clubs Meet In Homes With Homemaker Themes
Women gathered at homes in Quinsville and nearby towns for the Homemaker’s Chores program and club meetings. Speakers demonstrated kitchen tips, shared recipes, and discussed plans for future events while club officers reported finances, rolls, and guest attendance.
Questions And Assyners Q How falle ds the patron s
Fragmentary OCR text presents a jumble of questions and odd spellings. It mentions patron weights, Seabees, Leo, Amor spend, MEG, Van SILLS, and various phrases about Chinese, Manchurian ports, and the Japs altering names. No clear narrative or coherent facts emerge.
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Prices Fall Yet Shrouded By Sparse Newspaper Notes
Lufburrow laments unclear price cuts, noting inflation and scarce cash among buyers. He expects further reductions on upcoming days yet waits to see how dealers respond. The piece reflects cautious consumer sentiment and lingering financial strain.
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Weather report reads varied figures across precipitation and temps
The daily weather notes indicate 24 hour precipitation of 0.30 inch and January to date total 26.0 inches. Normal January is 31.8 inches with 14.6 inches so far this month. Yesterday high was 52 and last year 63. Today’s high and tonight’s low are not fully clear. Moonrise and moonset times are listed for tomorrow.
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