The Daily News Notice Policy
The text outlines submission rules for letters and notices at The Daily News Freder ick MD. It demands real names for publication and states free notices of advertising require written submission to the office, with no phone-in. It also notes Associated Press rights and postal handling details.
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Advertising and Co operation to Narrow Price Gap
President Yarding noted the producer consumer gap and urged direct communication and cooperative marketing to reduce costs. He advised aggressive newspaper advertising to attract shoppers, lowering per article distribution costs, and bringing consumers nearer to producers to curb unnecessary services. Consumers should monitor ads for big buys and price cuts to meet needs and improve distribution efficiency.
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Yarding
Idaho Falls
Horoscopes point to caution and distant voyages
The 1923 McClure Horoscope warns of a challenging day with Sun Neptune tension and Mercury in hard aspect. Sign leases with caution, seek expert advice on obligations, and avoid job seeking due to biases. Major travel hints and anxious periods loom, yet friends may bring unexpected benefits.
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Bamen
Secise
McClure
Sandicate
Local Fishermen Land Near 300 Fish In Annapolis Trip
A party of eleven local fishermen caught about 298 hardheads and spots on the hay opposite Annapolis last week. Participants include Emory B. Shintey TF Ru sel Oliver Fingelbrecht Charles Mullican Ralph Snyder Ed Mullican Marton Feaga John Muengr and Mr Gosnell.
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Emory B. Shintey
TF Rusel
Oliver Fingelbrecht
Charles Mullican
Mullican
Ralph Snyder
Marton Feaga
John Muengr
Mr. Gosnell
Inquiring Reporter Readers Rate The News Front Page
Inquiries reveal varied preferences from readers. Miss Emily Wood favors foreign news and Ike coverage while Charles Robs signals interest in current topics and W F Snyder prioritizes the front page headlines. Lawrence Shennick admires the front page and ads and George Fox enjoys the pictures and captions.
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Emily T. Wood
Weat
Third Street
Amone
Charles W. Robs
West Second Street
W. FP. Snyder
North Market Street
Lawrence W. Shennick
Agent Mutual Life Insurance Co
Poe
George FE. Fox
Newsfarrier
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Poem by Berton Braley Reframes Ancient Empires
A 1922 poem by Berton Braley contrasts ancient conquered cities with contemporary readers. The speaker asserts modern readers and the present moment hold greater significance than fading empires. The piece emphasizes enduring human interest over long-past power and notes copyright by NEA Service.
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Kinga
Berton Braiey
NEA Service
Random Fragments From Plausible 1940s News Bits
A collage of garbled notes cites fires at stores in MonRe and Jilingis farm losses, a London doctor seeking a truth serum, and odd comments on topics from money to meals. Mentions include Carpentier Dempsey Gibbons and five million pairs of glasses sold yearly.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
Gibbons
Karlpuiseynnelerenner
Chicago
Mecc o' round steak sparks lone diner tale
A fragmented regional note tells of a man who with care enjoys a simple meal, finding fame in a quirky manner as he dines alone. The tale emphasizes solitary discretion and a peculiarly honored bite amid public interest.
July History Highlights and Notable Events
A trimmed list recalls events dated July 10 across history including London Bridge fire with massive loss in 1212, Henry V’s France claim in 1414, Joan of Arc at Troyes in 1425, George II statue incident near Independence, and Grover Cleveland’s 1884 nomination through various July milestones.
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London Bridge
Henry V
England
France
Joan of Arc
Troyes
George II
Moher
New York
Grover Cleveland
Weather brings record crowds to California beach
Lewis O Whipp former Frederick resident now in Long Beach reports a sunny summer with 60000 visitors to the beach last Sunday. Long Beach drew the year's largest crowd as 7099 bathers enjoyed the surf with no serious accidents by lifeguards. Firecrackers lit up Independence Day prep while Silver Spray pier and the Pike sold well. Concessions and sideshows thrived and 4900 bathers used Long Beach House with thousands at East Side bath house.
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O. Whipp
Frederick
Long Beach
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Flea City
Young America
Silver Spray Pier
Pike
Long Beach House
East Side Bath House
Motorcycle Races Attract Large Entries In Fair Grounds Meet
Enthusiasm grows for the professional motorcycle races to be held Saturday on the half mile dirt track at the Fair Grounds. Chester F L Delphey promotes the event drawing entries from Harvey-Davidson Indian and Excelsior riders for four races including two solo events and two sidecar races. A national championship race is among the programs. Races are sanctioned by the Motor and Allied Trades Association of Chicago.
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Chester FL Delphey
Harvey- Davidson
Excelsior
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Chilling Fall for Frederick Steeple Painters During Storm
Four painters including George Gittinger Frank Engel Brecht Charles Welty and William Nuss were painting the St Johns Catholic church steeple when a gale swung their two ladders about thirty five feet above the ground. They clung to ropes and saved themselves from injury as ropes stretched tight and the ladders swung wildly. No one was hurt after the terrifying ordeal lasting about half an hour.
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George Gittinger
Frank Engelbrecht
Charles Welty
William Nuss
Michael Kennedys
St. John’s Catholic Church
Etchison Responds to Cook in Narrow Resource Agenda
A continuation outlines Etchison's rebuttal to Cook urging prudent use of scarce resources. The speaker recalls early city schooling and advocates trimming nonessential expenditures to preserve public funds and focus on necessary duties. The piece emphasizes restraint by public officials.
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A dated essay questions training in thrift and English schooling. The speaker laments modern high school trends and expensive systems, urging a return to fundamentals and public education. He critiques shifts toward clerical roles and elite culture, warning against taxation and political influence on schooling.
Health News On Gilmore R Flautt And Clfford H Doll
The condition of Gilmore R Flautt after his automobile accident has improved. Clifford H Doll, long confined to Frederick City Hospital with a broken ankle, is improving and able to use a wheelchair though still unable to walk.
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Gilmore R Flautt
Clfford H. Doll
Frederick City
Doll
Three-Fourths Foreign Born Anti Immigrant Ad
A distorted 19th century advertisement claims three fourths of residents are foreign born and dangerous to health. It touts Royal Guaranteed Ranch Powdrt powder for sale at 10¢ and 25¢, advertised by Williamson, the druggist.
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Willamson
Public sale of farm land and personal property in Frederick County
Executor of Philip H Morningstar will sell at public sale on July 28 1923 at the premises four miles north of Frederick on the east of the Frederick Thurmont road 21 acres more or less as to the land and later items of household and farm equipment including wagons plows harrows and lumber. Also a separate public sale on July 23 1924 in Frederick will auction a Chevrolet automobile under court order with proceeds to be disbursed to Grover Crummitt and D M Ball.
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Philip H. Morningstar
G. E.R
Iredercik
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Sam Will
Puble Gale
Worthington
Pri
A. B
Frederick City
Frederick
Thurmont
Walkersville
Dayton
Oliver
Frank L. Stoner
J. Grahame Johnson
State of Maryland
D. M. Ball
Grover Crummitt
Fair Grounds
Maryland
DD. M. Ball
D M. Ball
D. Ri. Ball
Chevrolet
For Sale Classified Items From Local Listings
Multiple small ads describe items for sale including two fine store counters at H F Shiptey Market and Church State, a used radio receiving set with two stage amplifiers, and a house near schools. Also offered are 100 acres of Kowad county farmland with buildings and fruit trees, 7 acres tillable land near Frederick, Md, and an apartment house for sale or rent. Additional listings include a brick bungalow, a country store with dwelling and telephone exchange, and various real estate pieces with contact names and locations.
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SALMN
West Church Sr
Kowad County
L. BR. Cromwell
O. Woodbine
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Fove Rers
Hose Place Ag
State Innd
Brardock
Vailey View
Charles D Minnick
Frederick
Bette
New
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Wateler Rietst
Frederick St.ville
Cream
X. RA
Hartshorn
Avalere
Ville
George T. Roderick Announces Orphans' Court Candidacy
Frederick District Republican primary seeks support for George T. Roderick running for Judge of the Orphans' Court. Announcement notes candidacy with dates June 18 and 19 for men and women voters.
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Orphans’ Court
George T. Roderick
Frederick District
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