The News subscription rates and publication notice
The passage outlines subscription rates in cents and yearly terms, mentions the Associated Press as the source of dispatches, and notes correction policy for errors upon editor notification. It also states water rates and postal matters for Frederic, with attention to publication standards and authorities.
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Mevaber Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Mosates Press
al Wewe
Frm
Corporation
Sercory
Frederic
Arass
Japanese Strategy and Allied Responses in World War II
The work argues Japanese aims in China to secure land supply routes to Malaya Burma and the Indies to capture Chinese airfields hindering allied air power and to create a buffer against a Chinese counter strike as Russo Japanese tensions rise It notes Japan may avoid decisive naval battles and plans southward moves with Aleutian actions marking a broader strategy while Russian and Chinese leaders view American aid as reassuring.
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United States
Great Britain
Siberia
Japan
China Front
Malaya
Burma
Netherlands East Indies
America
Letters From Home and Class Meeting Notes
A column reflects on letters from home as morale boosters for service members, plus a Faithful Circle Class meeting in Grace Reformed Church. The meeting at Mrs. Elmer Miller’s home included prayers, songs, a July picnic plan, and guest attendance, with future gathering scheduled for August 5. Also reports Dr H T McDonald’s discharge from Brady Infirmary and return to Hopkins Hospital for further rest and resumption of duties at Storer College.
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Faithful Circle
Grace Reformed Cher
Alu
Ae L Day
Elmer Miller
Madison Street
Earl Miller
R. C. Thomas
George Webster
Homewood
Ezra Hoffman
Mildred Shaff
Helen Copp
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
H.T. McDonald
Thursay
Brady
Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Joen
Storer Collage
The Dilemma of Liberalism and Compulsion in War Time
A 53 year old liberal recalls Woodrow Wilson and argues the modern war effort requires conformity to executive edicts over voluntary action. The piece questions labor unions and political party funding plans, suggesting a coercive path to unity to sustain wartime production and congressional calm. It contrasts voluntarism with coercion as a dilemma for liberal thinkers.
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Washington
Suly
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Flynn
Yesteryears
Today In History and Birthdays and Horoscopes
A jumble of historical anniversaries and birth dates for notable figures from Jones to Gilman. Includes events from Congress currency changes to patent milestones and a brief, vague horoscope with questionable phrasing and copyright note.
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Congress
France
Republic of Texas
Washington
Midh
McKey
Lyman R. Blake
Massachusetts
Wison
Coolidge
Coast Guard
Swampscott
Mass
Crazy World Echoes In The Triple Tangle Of Love And War
Fragmented prose ribbing the chaotic world as it spins from dawn to dawn. It mocks those chasing jive and stunts while railing against endless wars and counter feelings. It hints at human folly, greed, and the search to live in peace amid confusion.
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Thore
Carnival draws crowds at Firemen's Field in Emmitsburg
A Friday and Saturday crowd gathered at Firemen's Field in Emmitsburg for a carnival hosted by the Francis X. Elder Post American Legion. The event continues through next Saturday drawing attendees from the community and surrounding area.
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Firemen's
Emmitsburg
Francis X. Elder Post
American Legion
Hands of the Father in Rembrandt’s Return of the Prodigal
Earl L Douglass reflects on Rembrandt’s final painting The Return of the Prodigal. The piece centers on the forgiving love of God as depicted by the father’s hands, portraying a prodigal return and the artist’s own perilous life leading to a masterpiece.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Rembrandt
Rembrand
iCopyright Babson
Daily Vocabulary Note on Common Word Confusions
This brief lesson covers usage and pronunciation tips for phrases about staying in a city, fatigue, spelling Annex, and a definition of dogmatize with an example. It emphasizes avoiding unsupported asserts and expanding vocabulary through daily practice.
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St. Louis
Oday
Firecracker Fiend sparks July Fourth at White Rock resorts
Fifty years ago on the Fourth of July crowds visited White Rock and other popular resorts for celebrations. Notable displays occurred at the homes of Wm. P. Mauls Jr and Dr. Charles W. Hoff man with one man losing the index finger of his left hand. Frederick’s printers celebrated the war anniversary with a Black Rock picnic along the Monocacy featuring a band wagon procession, hunting blanket horses, fishing and games, and a hearty dinner. J. C. Motter asked the Board of Aldermen to lay water mains in the Northwest Addition, but the matter was deferred for further investigation by the water committee. A select dance at Armory Hall, led by Lottie Wagoner and several others, drew forty attendees with the Riflemen’s Orchestra providing music. Fruit prices at Frederick County Market showed raspberries 1 to 10 cents per quart, blackberries 11 cents, huckleberries 10 cents, and peaches 8 cents per box.
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White Rock
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Charles W. Hoffman
Frederick
Black Rock
H. C. Zacharias
J. C. Motter
Board of Aldermen
Northwest
Water Committee
Armory Hall
Lottie Wagoner
Clara Haller
Baumgardner
Fannie Shipley
Riflemen
Frederick County
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News July 6 1922
John J Hitzelberger Libertytown justice of the peace died suddenly at his home at sixteen. The Fourth of July passed quietly with heavy rain flooding Market Street and fields nearby. Braddock Hotel hosted fireworks. Baltimore and Ohio strikers at Brunswick resolved to clear tracks after train wrecks and attend fire alarms. union claims 40 percent out. An auto owned by Marty G Dorsey collided with a Marine motorcycle and sidecar at Third and Market, leaving occupants seriously injured.
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John J. Hitzelberger
Libertytown
Market Street
Braddock Hotel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Marty G. Dorsey
AOL
Third
Market Streets
Salvage Drive Aims to Recycle Fats Cans for War
Washington column details a nationwide July salvage drive to convert kitchen fats rubber metals and rags into war goods. Readers urged to save grease cans and scraps with emphasis on fat and tin can collection, rural and urban mobilization, and impact on glycerine and explosive production.
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Peter Edbin
Washington
Donald Nelsson
Germany
United States
Man About Manhattan's Wild River Coons Dining Side
A New York column describes a colony of wild ringtails living beneath the George Washington Bridge on the New Jersey side. The piece blends nightlife, a Shore Dinner, and riverfront ambiance while noting rare ship traffic and the city’s twilight glow as diners observe the raccoon colony from a waterfront dining scene.
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Geukur
New York
George Washington Bridge
New Jersey
Ben Marden
Wisconsin
Pancho
Coonskins
Riviera
Hudson
Burke reunion plans set for August in Kemptown
An executive meeting at the home of Wm H Burke in Kemptown discussed plans for the Burke family reunion. The event is scheduled for Sunday August 2 at Kemptown with officers including President Wm H Burke and Vice President Luther Burke.
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Burke
Wm. H. Burke
Kemptown
Luther Burke
Harry Umberger
Wm. Burke
LeRoy Mulinix
Margaret Smith
Percy Burke
Luther Burke, Murray
Fuss
War Interpreted Defense of American Tanks in Desert Fighting
The Army chief of ordnance declares American tanks superior to German gear amid doubts raised by reports of 28-ton medium tanks failing in North Africa and heavy 88 mm guns. Churchill notes Rommel’s forces’ numbers, while Campbell argues General Grants outrange German rivals and M3 design flaws are debated.
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Army
United States
Canada
General Grants
Churchill
Roramel
Levin H. Campbell, Jr
Rommel
Egypt
Campbell
Desert Stile
Eighth Army
White Rats Used For Experimentation Costs and Speed
White rats are used for experimentation due to their low upkeep costs and the short time needed to obtain successive generations.
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