The Great Southern Potting and Newsroom Edges
The page fragment from a Frederick Maryland newspaper contains scattered branding for The Daily News and mentions The Great Southern Potting company. It references Associated Press dispatches and social concerns about education and coercion, with unclear continuity.
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Suntsy
News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Maryland
Cy 1 Tee Great Southern Paoting Ax Manufacturing CO
Railroads Face Decline and Financial Strain
The piece discusses falling rail volume and broader economic pressures on the rail industry. It notes capital invested, mounting losses, and the impact on related holdings such as savings backs, trusts, and foundations tied to the rail sector, with concern over overall financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranime Tao
Vance Compants
Tmiss
Coleges
Will Rogers Says The News Call July 16
A garbled Will Rogers item notes a mock call to action on a date in July. The fragment references War and a secretary, with Rogers unsure what people will say or do. The piece reads as a playful but unclear quotation from Rogers.
Fragmentary New Jersey note on mental transmission beliefs
A partial, unclear excerpt from a New Jersey item hints at belief in mental transmission or safeguarding against external influence. The text is garbled and offers no concrete facts or names to confirm a specific event or statement.
Halt radio station authorization and network ties
A report notes the authorization of a radio station and its ties to the Federal mission, announced by the chief of McHenry Community, with references to 860 kilosydes, and connections to WABC and the Columbia System network station.
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Federal Mission
Inchief
McHenry
Which
WABC
Columbia System
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Fragmentary historical note recalls events from decades past with names like Jacob Romroack and William P. motion, mentions a $3 practice, and references Mr and Mrs John D Hendrickson returning to Panama-Pa, all in a terse local-clipping style.
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Frederick
Aivyor Unc
John D Hendrickson
Tod Vhs
Panama-Pa
Cae
Westminster Education Board approves school budget and repairs
The Westminster Education Board approved the budget including moving a one room port, improvements at Mechaniss and High Schools, sewer work, and new coal unpie tea m Bridge. The board directed the secretary to start work while plans for enrollment shifts and building adjustments were discussed.
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E Doard
Superion Ag
Doard
Secr
Airy
Mechaniss
Westminster
Wes
Union Bridge Colored School
D. Frank Ha
Schoo
Foxville Relations Highlight Sunday Visit Pattern
Foxville residents and relatives gather for a Sunday visit as George Trundie and children of East Orange New Jersey are noted as relatives. Mary J Pryor visits grandparents and several local families are listed with their visiting members.
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Foxville T
Delauter
George Trundie
Ch Dren
East Orange
X. J
Mary J. Pryor
Tracer Delauter
George Poffinberger
Highfield
Andrew Abraham
Oakland
Call
Lester Deerfield
Leson
Commodore Field
Movie Toms
Eleven Birthday Party At Mt Airy Honors Evelyn Eader
Miss Evelyn Eader celebrated her eleventh birthday with a party at Mt Airy hosted by Mr and Mrs R Eader. Guests included Betty Lee Spurrier Dora Spurrier Betty Rae Boone and many others. refreshments and gifts followed. Several notices mention residents traveling, visiting, or attending events in nearby towns and at local institutions.
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Airy Mt. Airy
Evelyn Eader
R Eader
Rosses
Betty Lee Spurrier
Dora Spurrier
Harry Coffman
Robert Coffmar
Edward Hobbs
Charles 5Ivan
Buddy Yingling
John Moxley
Buddy Hilleary
Frances Yinging
Betty Rae Boone
Ann Leatherwood
Miss Bad
Secon
Irs
Robe Crick
Gilre M Rouzaka
Margaret
Atcher
Remsberg
Middletown
Kemp Norwood
Charles
Peggy
Howard
Donald
Shenandean
Russell Linton
Jack
Frederick
A. J. Brandenburg
Linton
Lester Greene
S E. Davis
Chester Bavis
Frederics
Hershey
Iron S. Dorsey, Jr
Byron
Chicago
Philip Spencer
Nathan G. Dorsey
Ralph Yingung
Maryland Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Emerson Hotel
Dorsey
Albert Remsbez
Raymiee Barnes
Chaz Ogle
Eniverit
Te Cradis
35 000 More Troops Will Be Mobilized
Reports from Fome indicate Mussolini plans to mobilize 35 000 more troops and expand air force preparations in East Africa. Observers note possible inspections of Italian colonies and consideration of a tour by Crown Prince Humbert.
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East Africa
Air Force
Emirea
Somsahl
Humbert
Esican
Amateur dance contest plans advance in Thurmont meeting
The Thurmont gathering discussed upcoming amateur dance contest plans during the business session. Newly elected officers include Mrs. Carrie Baker and Mrs. Hattie Harrison, with further appointments noted and a focus on community activities.
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Bessie Mmirs
Hattie Harmison
Warfeld
Nole Grand
Carrie Baker
Netti Delty Eranden- Dey Lowman
Ir Baker
Mmos
Hattie Harrison
Suardian
Mos Verte Snyder Pran
Today in History and Birthdays
A collage of anniversaries and birthdays lists figures from Pierre Le Moyne to Ivy Lee, with dates and places. It notes explorations by Amundsen and early San Diego missions, plus births like Eugene O Sykes Bela Schick and Joseph Scott, amid scattered lines on history and horoscopes.
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Pierre le Afoyne
Sieur Akberville
Southwest
Montreal
Havens
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Daniel Hand
Connecticut
Madison
Comn
Mary Baker Eddy
Newton
Mass
Marietta Holley
Samantha Books
Elsburg
Eugene Ysare
Belgium
Roeld Amundsen
South Pole
Antarctic
Ivy L. Lee
Cedertown
New York City
San Diego
California
Funipero
Anthony Point
N.Y
Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
San Francisco
Eugene O. Sykes
Miss
Federal Communications Commission
Berm
Aberdeen
Mss
Bela Schicx
New York
Tom
Hun
Jeen Norris
Saratoga
Cai
Oder
Arthur B. Chismac
Willie Post
Offinal
League of 7
Boston
Jaeph Scott
Eng
Tia Thomas D. Taggart
French Lick
Oday Amhur
Chrisman
W Vachudher
Bible Thought on novelty and displeasure
The fragment references Ecclesiastes 1 10 about timeless nature of things and notes that novelty delights when new but displeases if not. It cites Hume on how novelty pleases when new yet displeases when not, reflecting on human perception of change and approval.
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Hume
Mental quirks and phobias spark social club in New York
The column surveys aversions from snakes to agoraphobia and claustrophobia, naming notable figures and examples. It describes Autopsychosis, Ray Dooley, Helen Hayes, and others, plus a New York club of self styled “Hardness Hunters” founded by Dr Bevan Wolfe to study and socialize patients from a mental hygiene clinic.
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Paul Barbison
New York
Pathe Newsreel
Ray Dooley
Edd Dowling
Helen Hayes
Pa Whiteman
Martin Greene
Helen Oase
Ben
Complex Club
Ome
New
Almos
Breaking child health myths in early expert diet theory
The article discusses Dr Morris Fishbely asserting essential vitamins and minerals for prenatal and infant health. It emphasizes calcium and phosphorus for bone development, vitamins for internal glands, and a diet including wheat meat parched corn beans butter honey cheese eggs and fruits. It notes pregnancy needs and maternal nutrition as crucial to child outcomes.
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Birne
Jmcéei
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