The Daily News Policy and Editorial Standards
The Daily News states it is an independent afternoon paper published in Frederick Maryland. It declares Associated Press news is used with rights and requires real names for opinions. It pledges correction of erroneous reflections upon persons or firms when brought to editor attention.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Uss
Locw Newa
Sound Bank Foundation Says Bank Failures Low in 1934
The Sound Bank Foundation notes only 54 U S bank failures in 1934, contrasts with 1921 32 averages, and argues the system is sounder now. It credits strong deposits, calls bank caution in crises a temporary need, and asserts a speedy recovery path for industry and employment once banks are secure.
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Sound Bank Foundation
United States
Child Wholly Defined by Curiosity Around a Stomach
A concise reflection asserts that a child is essentially a stomach wrapped in curiosity, highlighting how inquiry shapes growth, nourishment, and understanding in early life.
Fragmentary quotes reflect debates on science and society
A garbled collection of public statements cites Dr. Merriam Dr. Lorwin George Bernard Shaw and others on science, public inquiry, labor, and profit. The text attributes varied opinions to leaders from academia and industry, highlighting unequal perspectives without a cohesive narrative.
Will Rogers on Roosevelt's Spending Power
In a Washington commentary Will Rogers notes that Roosevelt could borrow four billion eight hundred million, pondering the implications if the government spent it itself. He observes mutual apologies and public public friction, joking that debt alters perceptions of burden. He closes with a wry aside on political animosity.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Will Rogers
Week End by Phil Stong review in A Book A Day
Bruce Catton reviews Phil Stongs Week End noting the New York setting and Connecticut house party plot. A young hostess seeks a decide or violate path amid jealousies and semi-hard boiled dialogue. He finds the tale charming yet unsatisfying with characters reshuffled and little lasting impact.
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Phil Stong
Uuntryside
New York
Connecticut
Harcourt, Brace and Co
Denied charges in Lambert divorce case in Washington
Mrs Katherine V Lambert denies improper conduct and desertion in her answer to Arthur D Lambert's divorce bid. She says coworker Arthur Mc Devith is a cousin and that no improper relations occurred. She and the two children refuse to live with their father due to alleged cruel treatment. she claims the separation was not desertion. The answer was filed by attorney EL Anstey James. A car should be operated at the line's most efficient speed to get maximum mileage.
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Katherine V. Lambert
Washington
Arthur D. Lambert
Weville
Limbert
Arthur McDevith
Laisbert
Sying
Reskin
Lambert
EL Anstey James
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local items from The News column reprinting events from January 26, 1885 and January 26, 1915. Highlights include a bottle injury at Rhodes tablishment on North C, a costly property sale at $10,500, farmers institutes drawing crowds, a new car plan at the Indep at Hean Company, and the Lutheran church wedding of Maud T. Lewis to John S. Weilght with Times of Baltimore officiating.
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Weller
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Hean
Thomas A Chapline
Philip Seecer
M. TP
Infiferson
Maud T. Lewis
Mir
J B. Lewis
John
Weiiight
Snowy Week in Frederick County Reports Holiday Spirit and Civic Happenings
Frederick County residents endured cold and heavy snow as highways cleared and horse riding to the court house was noted among the county’s winter scenes. Local groups met for luncheons and religious events while the Maryland Legislature sat in Annapolis and farm bureau meetings discussed local issues.
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Maryland
Court House
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Annapolis
F. F
Daily English Lesson Promotes Sedulous Word Study
Daily Lesson In English explains proper usage and pronunciation. It emphasizes avoiding common mistakes and urges readers to improve vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today’s focus contrasts sedulously with diligently and perseveringly, noting the phrase These things should be sedulously followed.
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John
Today in History and Birthdays for This Day
A compact list of notable anniversaries and birthdays. Figures include Bernadotte born 1764 heir to Sweden and Charles XIV, Mary Mapes Dodge editor of St Nicholas Magazine born 1831, and John W. Williams Hopkins obstetrics professor born 1866. Also Darwin’s Beagle voyage in 1831 and 1837 Michigan statehood. Births span MacArthur and others with dates noted. Horoscope notes a retiring yet methodical temperament guiding future success.
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Napoleon
Sweden
Charlies XIV
Mary Mapes Dodge
St. Nicholas Magazine
New York City
John W. Williams
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Cgierrit A. Beneker
Grand Rapids
Mich
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White House
Coolidge
Quincy
Mass
Washington, D. C
Darwin
Michigan
Hoover
Germany
Poland
Birthday party for Frances Ramsburg at Walkersville church
The Junior Department of Walkersville Methodist Episcopal church hosted a birthday surprise for Frances Ramsburg at her home on Monday evening. Table games ran until 9 pm followed by refreshments. Attendees included Frances Ramsburg and numerous Misses Albaugh Ensor Vanfossen Filler, Kerchner, Mercer, Murphy, Trout, Vanfossen, and others, plus Mr and Mrs Morgan, and Mr and Mrs Ranisburg among the listed guests.
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Walkersville
Harry Morgan
Clarence
Allan Vanfossen
Hiram Ranisburg
Preston Hahn
Emotions and Pain Perception All Through Health Note
Emotions modify how pain is felt and timed by patients. Fear anger and despair can amplify pain from injuries or illness, while the overall experience depends on both physical disturbance and mental factors. The physician must address psychological as well as physical causes to aid healing.
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Orson
Miami column on Hialeah Park races and society
Paul Harrison reports from Miami on Hialeah Park's beauty and spectacle. He notes lavish grounds, pink flamingoes, and crowds, with humorous failing to pick a winner and colorful characters from Major Hoople to wealthy owners.
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Paul Harrison
Miami
Fla.,y
Florida
Hialeah Park
Avenue of Palms
Royal Palms
Everglades
Tours
Mixed Cookery Fragments and a Discussion of Pain
A collage of recipes for Lobster Canapes Cheese Rolls and Pickle and Cheese Squares appears amid a long, faded passage on describing and measuring pain. The text blends culinary instructions with observations on how patients and doctors perceive pain, age and gender differences, and the variability of pain reporting.
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