The Daily News and Great Southern Printing Company Note
A scanned preface from The Daily News and the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company announces Associated Press use and submission rules. It notes that letters must reveal real names and not rely on anonymous or opinionated communications for publication.
Power of Original Action in Modern Life
A July 27 1922 column argues that despite fears of machines weakening initiative people are developing enterprising skills. It notes manual training sales courses and sports foster independent thinking while discussing gold prospects in the Philippines and tribal resistance to digging for gold.
Cleaning Furniture With Brush, Cloth and Solvent
Instructions describe dusting crevices with a long bristle brush, wiping with warm soapy suds, drying, and using a turpentine paraffin oil mix on a brush tip to finish carved and plain surfaces. Final polish with flannel or velveteen as UBA box label appears, followed by legal notices about appeals and tax collection in Dupont-related actions.
At Bay For 11 Days in Hinton West Virginia
A chaotic standoff near Hinton West Virginia ends after eleven days as Sheriff and police use ten n ко de granade style preparations to storm a pews. One man killed and four wounded. Report from New York mentions Marrington and Carrington discussing traction problems.
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Hinton
W. Va
Degraties
John Fredeking
New York
Marrington
Carrington
Uniform auto laws across the United States urged
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals if the nation should have a single automobile legal code. Albert Palmer and Gordon Palmer favor uniform laws for tourism and travel, while John Grove questions applicability due to regional differences and Charles Burgh and Clifford Yinger support standardization for safety.
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Albert Palmer
West Patrick Street
John Grove
West
Patrick Stroet
Charles Burgh
South Market
Gordon Palmer
Mountaindale
Clifford Yinger
East Fourth St
Continued hearing on Maryland Motor Machine Co case
Testimony showed receivers sought to curb losses and protect stockholders. Kehne alleged to profit from assets and stock sales while misusing funds? witnesses described related real estate values and prior dealings with Transport Truck Sales Co. and Victory Garage, with unpaid notes and disputed payments. proceedings questioned stock benefits and rent arrangements.
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Madges
Thomas AL Chaillie
Charles Wertheimer
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Charles HH. Kehne
Chapline
Kehne
Harry Hopp
Edgar Pillups
William Richardson
Baltimore
Weinberg
Kohne
Sharrer
Transport Truck Sales Company
Leansport Trucks
Maryland Motor Mechine Compeiny
Transport Company
Jamery Ohler
Emmitsburg
Victory Garage
Messrs
Kehtte
Sharrar
Wasteful phrases in business letters explored
An article analyzes the cost of letter writing and argues for brevity and clarity. It critiques common phrases like We wish to acknowledge and Your kind letter as unnecessary, offering alternatives and noting how closings vary by firm. A sidebar discusses postscript value and closing styles.
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Gervics
Neaither
England
Fragmentary note hints at hidden craft and caution
A damaged OCR line hints at hidden craft and caution while expressing uncertainty. The readable bits suggest a theme of careful observation and learning from mistakes amid an informal setting. The piece resembles a stray newspaper fragment rather than a complete report.
Fear and Ghosts in the Woods A Campfire Tale
In a chilling outdoor vignette AL STUBBS recalls seven or nine companions near a campfire when a scary ghost story sparks fear. A water errand dulls nerves until a banshee cry turns out to be wind in rocks, illustrating how outdoor fears exaggerate danger and panic.
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Jim
John Clark
John
Dick Morris
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Recalled
Frederick notes from July 27 1902 include J Vernon Silance resigning as cashier of Woodsboro Savings Bank to join Seltzer Mint Dry and Chemical in Weston DC. County officials toured River Aide Summit to address a dispute over Loves a is land. a frame store building near Baal) was destroyed. Emanuel Stratton’s murder case inquiry shifted to a suspect not the wanted man. George Kugler plans to convert the old Emmetsburg schoolhouse into a residence after purchase and remodeling.
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J. Vernon Silance
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Seltzer Mint Dry and Chemical Company
Weston
D.C
Treat the Stairs Kindly and Card Playing at Christmas
The text discusses careful stair use to avoid wear on paint and wood, advising a ball of foot placement and cautious ascent and descent on narrow steps. It also notes Christmas card playing as a historical custom with wagers, and includes scattered reflections on effort, duty, and perseverance amid rough, fragmented prose.
American History Day by Day July 27 Highlights
July 27 marks events from 1661 when Indians sold Schenectady to settlers to 1868 when Alaska purchase was authorized by Johnson. Notable entries include Benjamin Franklin arriving in London in 1757, Coston invested by the American Army in 1775, Brigham Young leading the Mormon Church in 1847, McClellan placed in command in 1861, the third Atlantic cable completed in 1866, and Alaska Purchase authorization in 1868.
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Schenectady
New York
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Franklin
London
Coston
Brigham Young
McClellan
Department of Washington
Alaska
Johnson
Blunders Today Corrected on Car Comfort
A notice previews considerate driving by ensuring the windshield is adjusted for guest comfort. It condemns the air fiend who leaves the rear seat wind shield wide open, causing discomfort and cold for women passengers.
Ghost Cave Echoes With Campfire Whispers
In a tale set near a riverside camp, Jerry Pearson enters white lady cave believed haunted. He discovers a girl from Asher City inside. They exchange greetings and plan supper as fear yields to curiosity and контакт.
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Harry Rose
White Lady
Halloo
Jerry Pearson
Breight
Asher City
Jerry
Maryland Constitution Article outlines four year term for attorney general
The text states that the attorney general is elected by state voters for four years and may be reelected. It provides grounds for removal including incompetency wilful neglect or misdemeanor in office on conviction. The quote ends with a proverb about minding one own business.
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Maryland
Ramsburg Rhoderick wedding near Frederick
Carl L. S. Ramsburg of near Frederick wed Amy E. Rhoderick of Frederick at the groom’s parents home near Hansonville. Ceremony led by Rev. M. A. Ramsburg an Emporia, Kansas based uncle of the groom. The couple are well known locally.
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Rhoderick
Carl L. S. Ramsburg
Frederick
Amy E. Rhoderick
S. W. Ramsburg
Hansonville
M. A. Ramsburg
Emporia
Kansas
Redemption notice for 4% Victory Notes dated 1922
A Treasury redemption notice calls partial redemption of 4% Victory Notes from 1922 23, with serial letter prefixes A B C D E F for redemption on December 15 1922 and notes with G H L T remain payable May 20 1923. Details are in Treasury Circular 299 from July 26 1922.
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United States of America
Lot
Treasury
Victory Notes
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Federal Reserve Bank
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