Frederick Daily News Notice Fragment
The Frederick daily news building on Court Street hosts staff and press details. Associated Press is credited for dispatches. Readers must provide real names for communications and opinions. Free notices of advertising type must be mailed to the office.
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Wee
Court Street
Frederick
HMB
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
THD
Associated Pros
Associated Presse
Paws
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Orenhaus’ Court
Ninerva Michael
Noted Centenarian Claims Stir Kentucky Funeral Tale
A Freder ick Md newspaper summarizes sensational claims about John Shell of Greasy Creek Kentucky who supposedly died July 6 aged 2788 years. The piece notes the alarmingly aged man’s supposed descendants and earlier ages cited for Parr and other long-lived figures, but treats the tale as incredulous while observing the lure of extreme longevity.
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Mary Wil
Union of Our States
John Shell
Greasy Creek
Kentucky
United States of America
Albert
William
Associated Press
State Yarra
Thomas Parr
Parr
Charles I
Speen
World Debts Not Destroying Hope Or Labour Power
Wartime indebtedness looms large with Europe facing 65 percent debits of wealth and the U S at least 10 percent, yet human labor remains free and potentially more productive. If working capital flows quickly through prompt sales and distribution, circulation rises, more workers stay employed, and debt service improves. In 1920 the U S exported 1 772 locomotives valued at 53 626 667.
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Europe
Delsey
Tarpover
Irving National Bank
New York
United States
Bible Thought Tried and Proved
In a devotional line the text reflects faith that God’s path is perfect and the Lord’s word proven. It cites the Psalmic line about trusting in the Lord as a guiding truth for believers.
Sour winter coal shortages on market prompts responses
Today's Question asks if residents have sour winter coal. Charles W Smith says no. Charles Moylan jokes about procrastination. E A Alexander reports no coal. Joseph Whisner plans to prepare. Harry Fisher says not yet.
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Charles W. Smith
North Market Street
Charles Moylan
Itamaville
E. A. Alexander
Joseph Whisner
East South Atteat
Harry Fisher
South Market
Hyde Park Church Parade Hears Odd Moors and Sailor Earrings
A British correspondent recalls Hyde Park parade quirks with a lady using young men as attendants and a Portuguese sailor flaunting earrings and a sweetheart. The note hints a missing companion and hints at broader chatter on fashion, crime, and amusing street scenes. King George may adopt a new hat style while a New York postman’s crime serves as a cautionary tale.
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Hyde Park
Entertains for Bride Charity and Mayhem in Letters
A Carolina of jokes and jabs on wedding hosts and guests unfolds with quips about Dr Herood of Switzerland and his lenient view of drunks. Vignettes touch on public figures, a Winchester bull incident, and a Miss Wyand board party in Hagerstown honoring relatives with Japanese decor and prizes for guests in Middletown and surrounding towns.
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Charity
Herood
Switzerland
New York
Butte
Montana
Frances Wyand
Webster AH. Wyand
Hagerstown
Hast North Street
Elizabeth Bennett
H.M. Musselman
N. Funkhouser
Lana Chaney
William Dutton
James Cannon
Cecil Roach
R. RB. Wyand
Haverstown
Katherine Fiohr
Thurmont
Charles Crost
Waynesboro
Edna K. Lighter
Homer Remsberg
Evelyn Routzahn
Middletown
Frederick’s 1902 Reformed Reunion draws seven thousand in Pen-Mar
Twenty years ago today in Frederick and surrounding areas local items recall the Reformed Reunion at Pen-Mar drawing about 7,090 attendees including 299 from Middletown Valley and Frederick. The column notes hospital visit for Mrs. H D Reeve, a homeopathic operation by B J O Hendrix, a Straw ride, a party at Edward S Picheberger’s home, a store change at East End, a Braddock Heights Sunday picnic, and social quips on prohibition and fashion.
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Pen-Mar
Middletown Valley
Move Endorsements Push France Withdrawal in Senate Race
State GOP leaders urge Senator Joseph I France to withdraw from the Republican primary after Harry Haller and Garrett backers press a coordinated campaign. Haller, Blanchard Randall and James A Gary Jr urge France to bow out as internal support grows for the Garrett movement amid claims France cannot be elected.
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Joseph I. France
Harry Haller
State Central Committee
Baltimore
John W. Garrett
Haller
Garrett
Blanchard Randall
James A. Gary, Jr
Leutenants
Ag Garrett
France
William P. Jackson
Halier
Miss Susie Spoon Leaves For Camp Peachfuzz
The young socialite Miss Susie Spoon left at 8 40 this morning aboard the Unlimited Express for Camp Peachfuzz to spend seven weeks of summer. Her costume features blue crepe paper and a matching bat. The piece also promotes a weekly column on creating Susie Spoon figures and acting as camp lore.
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Susie Spoon
Unlimited Express
Miss Spoon
Camp Peachfuzz
Susie
Eleanor Becomes A Sunbeam For Aunt Nellie
In a humorous Sydney household Eleanor vows to keep Aunt Nellie happy during her visit. She smiles through rain fears faded dresses and weather talk, then overhears Aunt Nellie noting Eleanor’s growing grin and wonders what changed. Eleanor resolves to stay sunny.
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Nellie
Aunt Nelle
Eleanor
Nelle
Lewis Outlines Senate Bid Platform In Statement
David J. Lewis released a detailed platform for the Democratic nomination for U S Senator stressing reforms to the Volstead act among several key planks. The statement highlights his broader views on national policy and domestic issues.
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Yesterdar
David J. Lewis
United States
Political speech on the League of Nations and public morals
An advocate discusses public opinion on the League of Nations, linking domestic evils to international policy. He endorses Democratic principles from 1920 and argues for law and order in world affairs. He cites reform stances on temperance, the Eighteenth Amendment, and oaths of Congress, urging party alignment.
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Society Of‘nations
Wilson
League of Nations
Lewis
League
San Francisco
Community of Nations
Markand
Congress
Picture Puzzle Date For Game Changed
Boyds and Kensington of the Montgomery County League will play at Boyds Friday July 21 instead of Saturday July 22 due to a State Militia encampment.
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Boyds and Kensington
Montgomery County League
Boyds
Baltimore court jurisdiction and local news inquiry
The note requests information on local news about a constitutional jurisdiction change. It cites Section 39, Article 4, Maryland’s Constitution, transferring appeal cases from the Baltimore Criminal Court to the Baltimore City Court. Readers are invited to send in related items.
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Criminal Court of
Baltimore
Criminal Court of Baltimore
Baltimore City
Maryland
Well venture in assertion that during all the price Inflation
A fragmented report notes a couple named Laf and Bodan discussing wage and cost concerns in a morning exchange. The speaker claims a long marriage and hints at a dispute over financial conditions, with unclear details and phrasing.
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Bodan
Frederick 00 National Bank Savings Message
The notice promotes regular saving by using a savings account to spend less than income. It highlights ease of saving small amounts, accrued interest, and the formation of sound business habits.
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