The Daily News and News-Posm Publishing Notice
The Daily News an ENT newspaper publishes each afternoon except Sunday at The News-Posm Holding Court Street Frederick Maryland. Free notices of advertising must be written and mailed or sent to the office. Consent is given for publication as required by the paper and all such notices are subject to the rules of the office.
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Conflict of Generations in the Modern Family
A reflective discussion on the clash between old and young in 1934, noting that youth seek guidance while times change, and urging older generations to engage with modern life to influence the young. The piece uses analogies of tides and enduring quarrels to explore how age and youth can coexist.
Letters to Editor Reacts to Battlefield Aid Request
Readers critique Congressman Lewis and Sena assurances on funding for Monse che land. The letter argues the purchase is secured and questions the pledge to aid the battlefield effort amid political discourse and local impact.
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R. Grove
Lewis Ard Sena
Monseche
A& Fund
Summer Lament From Luff's Stuff Note
Fragmentary line about heat and fire evokes a summer scene with people sweating and swearing as they endure the heat. Sparse readable fragments mention sisters and a crowd seeking relief from the season. The text appears to be an OCR garble of a regional column or story.
Flapper Fanny Says on Girls Finding Their Man
Flapper Fanny remarks that girls who secure partners are also “good-lokers,” a playful comment reflecting social chatter of the era about dating and propriety.
Fragmentary Political Letter From Santa Monica July 5
A damaged page fragment from Santa Monica contains a reader’s confessional about political campaigning. The writer reflects on Republicans and Democrats, expresses regret for misjudging a campaign speech, and notes confusion over public attention to actions in the United States and Germany. The tone hints at a foreboding about the fall election.
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Santa Mosca
U.S
Germany
Amos
Ancy
A Book A Day By Bruce Caton
A discussion of the episodic work A Book A Day by Bruce Caton. It follows a young married woman torn between wife mother and business roles amid a society shadowed by war and future catastrophe. It notes the central figure Hervey Russell and the book’s England portrait.
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Jameson
Russell
Hervey Russell
England
Knopf
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick notes recall events from 1834 and 1914 with scattered fragments. A well known resident died of a heart attack near his home at age 72. The Thurmont trolley reportedly traveled near the area, with a wreck causing no serious injuries.
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Frederick
Kansas
Frederek
Thurmont
Gessledert
Meteor activity in Antarctic and global observing efforts
Reports detail a daily billion meteor influx into Earth's atmosphere with observations coordinated by Dr. Thomas Poulter and collaborators across currents from the Byrd Antarctic station to Mt. Pleasant Iowa. The system uses reticles and standardized protocols to compare meteor counts across latitudes and estimate total atmospheric entries.
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Little America
Antarctica
Thomas C Pru
United States
Ram Conese
America
W‘hams Observatory
Hood College
Thomas Poulter
R. EB. Crilley
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Frederick
Poulter
Antarctic
Earth
Franklin and MeHin Williams recount a naked wedding tale from 1752
The note cites Benjamin Franklin's Pennsylvania Gazette and Annapolis reports of a sensational 1752 wedding in Frederic County and another in New Jersey. It recalls a bride partially shielded by a sheet during the ceremony and a clergyman briefly undressed ahead of the rite.
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Chicago
Charles Mueller
Milwaukee
Jean May
Amarillo
Tex
Prday
Edwin Mehin Williams
Blaw Road
Washington
Frederice County
Benjamin
Romber
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New Jersey
Pennania Gazewe
Blueberry Roly-Poly and Dinner Menu Card
A historical menu and recipe page presents a Blueberry Roly-Poly dessert and a Dinner Menu For Four. It lists preparations for a rolled fish dish with vegetables and a creamy sauce, plus cookies and storage tips. The text includes measurements and steps, though some words are garbled.
Kiwanis Convention Report Highlights Canadian Toronto Meeting
A Frederick club report covers Kiwanis International’s annual convention held in Toronto with broad participation from every U S state and Canadian province. New officers include J Carrington and Edwin L of Washington. The event showcased rising membership and orthopedic aid efforts, plus a note on next year’s San Antonio venue.
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Kiwanis International
Toronto
Can
Focal Kiwanis Club
Francis Hotel
Canada
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Mexman
Carrington
Head College
Hill
Kiwanis Clubs
CO. and
P. Telephone Gompeny
San Antonio
Texas
Rroll H. Hendrickson
William B. Bennett
Ital
Tal
Frederick Clinic
Bennett
Kernan’s
University of Maryland
Bible Thought Becomes Heans In Hand Maids Quote
Fragmentary OCR notes cite a phrase about Bible thought becoming a hand maid of God, attributed to W. RA. The text is unclear and lacks full context or identifiable events, names, dates, or locations for a fuller summary.
Eyes Need More Care As You Grow Older
A health column notes that eye changes occur with age and urges annual exams for early defect detection. US Public Health Service data from 150 cities show women over 50 more often have defective vision. income and occupation influence eye care. Regular physicals correlate with better eye health, and 89 percent of those examined required glasses.
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United States Public Health Service
New Windsor News Briefs and Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR text reports New Windsor items including mentions of residents Mr and Mrs Wea Abed Harrie and Bonersov. Context unclear with garbled phrases about summer months and a mayor. No coherent event or outcome established in the readable lines.
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Wea
Ratherne Bonersov
Stolen Car Recovered After Abandonment on East South
A stolen vehicle, reported missing in the Wi yo cy area, was recovered on Tuesday evening by Chief of Police Alen Bartgis. The car had been abandoned on East South street and was moved to Ideal garage for safekeeping until the owners claim it.
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Alen Bartgis
East South Street
Ideal
Fireworks Trade Shows Boom and Historic Flag Maker Stories
Park Place correspondent Paul Harrison reports booming sales in fireworks led by Pain’s Fireworks and the Blue Eagles displays, with big Fourth of July orders and a rising $8 million annual fireworks market. Annin and Co. dominates as the world’s largest flag maker, famed for the City of New York seal flag and tall ceremonial banners as ships and clubs demand large standards and yacht ensigns.
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Paul Harrison Jiliy
Park Place
Woolworth
America
Pain’s
Londen
New York
Henry J. Pain
Jack Moore
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Blue Eagles
Moore
Middle West
Pam
Kansas
Edison
Annin and Co
Detroit
Zacha Taylor
City of
Today In History Anniversaries and Birthdays Noted
A batch of birthday and anniversary notes lists Isaac Hays of Philadelphia born 736, David G Farragut born near Knoxville and Barnum born in Bridgeport with deaths noted. Other entries mention Foraker, Sheppard, Rhodes, Booth, and Howard among prominent figures with birth or death dates and locations.
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Isaac Hays
Delphia
Philadelphia
David G. Farragut
Arien
Knoxville
Tenn
Portsmouth
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Barmati
Bridgeport
Foraker
Otio
United States
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Thanic
Sheppard
Rhodes
Ssgen
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St . Morn
Todars
L. Ome
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I Ry Howard
R. I
Boston
Dwight F. Davis
St Louis
Philippines
Fragmentary note hints at names and places
A garbled OCR fragment lists several unclear proper nouns such as names and a place. It mentions Dorm James P. Wearbs Mantiér and others with no coherent event or context, leaving only isolated personal identifiers and a possible location.
Horoscope for the Day Begins with Notable Births
The column notes that Judah Magnes, former Hebrew University chancellor in Jerusalem, was born in San Francisco and Jan Kubek, a famed pianist, was born in Bohemia. It offers a daily forecast suggesting strong creative capacity and cautions about overindulgence, urging self-discipline for success.
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