This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
3
Muddled front page masthead from January edition shows the newspaper name The News, noting its Great Southern PTG MFG Co affiliation and subscription prices. The copy includes misread postal and circulation jargon and indicates Freder ick mailing details with odd typographic errors.
A garbled report discusses liberalizing rent controls, noting statements by General Philip Fleneng and officials on making policies more elastic. It questions landlord benefits, frozen rents, and the potential long term impact on landowners and tenants amid ongoing policy debates.
The article notes seed catalog nights stirring interest among novices and seasoned gardeners alike as catalogs arrive. It describes plans for spring planting, the appeal of pictures of plants and flowers, and the belief that gardening offers health, vigor, and personal reward.
Fragmented, typographically imperfect excerpt discusses belief in personal versus impersonal power, contrasting ancient and modern views. It references Greek myth, Odyssey, and Christian religion, noting a shift from personal deities to impersonal forces and the struggle to reconcile faith with contemporary philosophy.
Roger Babson outlines a philosophy of successful living emphasizing constant effort to develop personal assets, physical health, and character. He argues health and happiness stem from disciplined conduct, purposeful work, and inner strength, warning that unhealthy habits undermine success and urging readers to cultivate habits, hobbies, and self understanding to improve life outcomes.
A compact roll of notable anniversaries lists New York State Chief Justice ad Chan chancellor and educator C. Armatrang Utien, both highlighted for historical roles. It mentions individuals tied toTaft era, a Tennessee secretary, and Charles Moohoetfher, a botanist, with dates including December 13 and May 27. Franklin Vetana lo is named for a four term president born at Hyde Park, reflecting on past milestones.
Fragmentary 19th century notice describes a cold day on Walter Saunders Court House sale. Mrs Levy and Mr P Levy purchase property. a shoe factory and dressed chickens feature in the era. A man named Prof Shepherd and Rian R. are mentioned amid marketday activity on Market Street.
Twenty years ago in Frederick County petty crimes rose with a break in at Lewis W Merbling’s grocery at 38 East Patrick Street netting 179 dollars in cash and coins. The Democratic State Central Committee split over recommendations for justices of the peace and election supervisors. Tony Wootase Byer Roy Rive Biers Nevehbuure and Ler Raneseteen were to be tried. Master Clipboard Myers at 3 Mares was fined after a dispute at Fast Third Street. Vernon, son of Mr and Mrs Yeshe Rare of East Fourth Street was struck by a trunk outside the Chinh Street school and sustained injuries.
Fragmented OCR item traces events and figures from early to mid 20th century history. Mentions Logan Act, peace commissioners, and a range of figures from American, British, German and Russian contexts. References include Roosevelt era price controls, Einstein acclaim, and civil war notes, with scattered names and dates across continents.
A fragmentary scene shows a thousand people rushing through urban avenues while pedestrians of diverse ages colors and races move along. The passage notes hurried walking, distant glances, and a mix of urban crowds in an indifferent city milieu.
A medical report outlines exophthalmic goiter symptoms and diagnosis, noting fatigue, eye swelling, and nervousness as key signs. It discusses resting, temperature management, and the potential for surgical removal if the gland cannot contract, plus radioiodine and thouracil as treatments.
A column discusses the unrealistic aim of becoming a perfect wife. It argues brides overestimate harmony, noting husbands’ quirks and finances strain even ideal marriages. It advises against chasing perfection and suggests accepting flaws, reconciliation, and shared burdens.
Washington reports outline four bills by Senators Aiken Green and Murray proposing federal money for state education. Debates focus on direct aid per child or per pupil, matching funds, and federal oversight versus local control. The bills vary in scope from direct teacher salaries to broader district funding and pre school support, with opposition noted and costs projected up to several billions.
A fragmented text discusses perceptions of wives and husbands, contrasting “spare” partners with those who are lively and submissive. It asserts men prefer a good wife who is not perfect, noting cultural disputes and personal dynamics without clear narrative context.
A compact guide outlines common misuses and pronunciation tips for English words. It covers example phrases like We have been in New York on a visit versus other forms, notes misspellings such as milliner, and defines avaricious as greedy for gain with usage examples.
While driving across the country you recall a friend who insists you call before dinner and register at a hotel if staying the night. Notification in advance helps avoid obligation to dine out or be invited to stay, ensuring proper courtesy in social situations.
A community birthday gathering honored George William Roteback at Locust Valleys home with gifts and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roteback, Mr and Mrs Leonard Rohrhach, Mr and Mrs Harry Layce, Mr and Mrs Leary Cutshall, and many others as listed, marking a warm social event in the area.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Howald Lavelers with aid from Janes Fink in a partial note. The readable names suggest a local figure or group referenced in a brief item with unsettled details.
The text presents a garbled Q and A mix covering patent history for steel-shafted clubs, a claimed king with many wives, Liberty Bell work dates, Philadelphia as the capital under different governments, U S production data, and global fruit and poultry references. Details are unclear and renaming uncertain.
Foreign policy critique traces British and American ties amid postwar pressure. It questions Moscow’s push for new pacts, warns against entrusting Russia, and asserts UN primacy over old two power treaties. The piece argues alliances risk reviving power politics and warns of Soviet propaganda.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.