Daily News Policy and Postal Details at Frederick
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland outlines editorial policies including writing name requirements for letters and notices. It notes free notices must be written and mailed, and corrections are provided upon notification to the editor. The paper is published by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. and is an Associated Press member.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
What's in a Name How printers seek spelling uniformity
In June 1928 a Kansas editor writes that varied spellings of Katherine torment printers and urges a law for uniform baptismal spelling. The piece cites Hood College graduates with Katharine Catherine Katherine Kathrine Kathryn and Kathleen variations, highlighting typists' fatigue and calls for action by printers and lawmakers.
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Katherine
Hood College
Kathleen
Catharine
Katharine
Catherine
Kathrine
Kathryn
Sickler
Finer Prints Used by Mexican Postal Savings System
The Mexican postal savings system adopts finer prints for registering depositors improving verification. The new process enhances security and accuracy in identity checks, aiming to streamline savings accounts and prevent fraud within postal banking services.
Inquiring Reporter Asks Five Random People Question
Five respondents named Austin W. Howard Reverend Carl Maxwell Charles Wolou gh Mrs J T Best and Mrs C W Gregory answer Today's Question on whether the automobile affects church attendance Howard says not materially Maxwell argues it discourages the indifferent but helps devoted worshippers Wolough says yes especially in summer Best agrees cars impact attendance in summer Gregory also thinks cars affect summer attendance
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Austin W. Howard
R. Carl Maxwell
Charles Wolough
J. T. Best
Letters to the Editor on Legislators’ Tour and State Projects
L. F. Kefadver of Middletown writes that the recent three legislative tours, including Frederick and facilities like the Maryland State School for Deaf and Maryland Training Schools for Boys, yielded praise for state aid and local growth. He notes Montgomery County’s rapid development, critiques park and planning funding, and asserts statewide benefits from improvement plans while expressing Frederick County’s satisfaction with its standing and future prospects.
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Maryland State School For Deaf
Maryland Training Schools
Ballimore County
Frederick
Montgomery County
Maryland Park and Planning Commission
Montgomery Co
Frederick County
L. F. Kefadver
Middletown
Word Study and Sea Record Tryout in Daily Lessons
W L Gordon presents daily English guidance and word focus including the word regenerate with a quote from Channing. The item notes Basilia, an Italian submarine, submerging to 331 feet, claimed as a world depth record, highlighting a bold naval achievement.
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W. L. Gordon
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Frederick column recalls incidents from June 6 IOS with Edward Crimmins an employee who was shocked after his shoulder touched a live wire while descending a pole at Church and Market. Also noted are degrees awarded to John William Firer and G W Firer from Maryland Agricultural College, and other local notices including people from Thurmont Ontario and nearby streets with scattered names and places.
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Edward Crimmins
Frederick County
Church and Market Tirer
Street Parade and Red Men Rally Today in Maryland City
Street parade and Red Men rally planned for this evening at Mute Armory by the Red Men of the Third Division of Maryland. About 40 tribes and 50 candidates expected. William J. Stetser of New Jersey to give principal address. parade route from North Market Fountain to Armory with police escort. divisions travel via Market All Saints Court West Second to Armory. celebration to feature bands from Union Bridge Frederick and Winchester among others. degree work to be conferred by Monocacy Tribe and Chippewa Tribe. destinations include Red Men’s hall on North Market for post-parade entertainment.
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Lversthims
Maryland
Willim J. Stetser
New Jersey
Great Council of the
United States
North Market Street
Guy Anders
Market
All Saints’ Street
All Santa
South Court
Court Street
Second Street
Armory
Courthouse Park
State Polie
City Police
Wm. J. Stetser
Great Council of
Baltimore City
Union Bridge
Wyoming Tribe
Uniontown
Manchester
Patawsco
Catoctin
Wolfaville
Brunswick
First
Maryland Regiment
Frederick
Hanover
Lovettsville
Potomac Tribe
Fawlerstown
Charles Town
Leitersurg
Logan
Boonsboro
Washington County
Washington
Idaho
Natomia
Frederck
Pride of Delaware
Geronimo
Taylorstown
Winchester
Vac
Records
Worthington P. Wachter
Marsland
U. S
Henry L. Bennett
Natomia Council
Red Men's Hall
Faith and Paint Save the Eiffel Tower
Bible thoughts and religious quotes frame a note on faith while a practical update reports the Eiffel Tower’s ongoing painting. It notes twelve months to coat the structure, thirty workers engaged, nine and a half tons of paint, and crews moving from top to bottom after final touches.
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Hiffel Tower
Flapper Fanny Says New Te and Tone for Listeners
A fragmented line suggests humorous tips from Flapper Fanny addressing listeners. The text hints at a playful era persona and social guidance, though exact phrasing is unclear.
The Tree of Cheer in Fir Folklore and Industry
The fir symbolically linked to longevity in Chincee lore and Northern Europe’s peace and Christmas joys, highlights the white fir or balsam fir as America’s beloved. Native to the Rockies and coast ranges, its bluish green needles and silver undersides yield fragrant balsam used for bedding, pillows, lumber, and packing. It is also called silver fir, California white fir, Colorado white fir, and balsam tree.
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Europe
United States
Rocky Mountains
Coast Ranges
Colorado
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Canada
Letter Golf Rules and Puzzles
The note explains letter golf gameplay, where one word changes to another in a set number of strokes. It details changing COW to HEN in three moves, lists steps like one-letter-at-a-time changes, maintains letter order, and notes slang and abbreviations don’t count. The solution appears on the last page.
Fragmentary note on an old worn dollar bill
A wrinkled very old dollar bill is described as having traveled through many hands and houses, its maker unknown. The writer recalls passing it along and keeping a fond view of its journey, hoping it may return someday.
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Dolar
Tanga
If Coolidge Should Be Nominated
Washington reports a draft Coolidge controversy as Hoover and others stay tangled, with party fate in doubt. Draft talk peaks over a potential third term while Lowden, McNary Haugen veto echoes fuel opposition and fear of a 1932 landslide.
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Hoover
Butler
Forest Party
Lowden
McNary-Haugen
Met
Coolidge
Kansas City
Ron
Washington
Grant
Cleveland
Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Hoover campaign cost claims surface in Texas evidence
J M O’Hara, Republican organizer, said documentary evidence on Texas expenditures for Herbert Hoover's candidacy would show several thousand dollars beyond those reported to the Senate investigation. He noted totals around 681 and 24,000 dollars and said the materials would be sent to committee chairman for review.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Janet
Herbert Hoover
Senate
J. M. O'Hara
Republcan
Hara
Abrirman
Vara
Oflara
Leonora Withington
Associated
Hoover
Tatas
Hoeerer
Lone Star
Today In History and Anniversaries
Today's entries mark historical events and notable births. Highlights include 1812 Mrs. Gladstone born at Hawarden, 1862 Memphis siege, 1891 Sir John A. Macdonald death, 1924 Wilkes-Barre coal mine disaster, and 1926 International Labour Office opening. Birthdays feature William Inge and others. events note the M C A turning eighty five and a German advance ten years ago.
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William E. Gladstone
Hawarden Castle
Joseph M. Terrell
Georgia
U. S
Greenville
Atlanta
Memphis
Commodore Davis
John T. Macdonald
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Glasgow
Richards
Montana
Great Falls
Gien Alden
Wilkes-Barre
Canton
China
International Labor Office
Geneva
Switzerland
Health habits diverge for girls and boys on campus
Dr Morris Fishbein surveys Eastern U S college students showing freshmen girls display higher health awareness than upperclassmen while seniors eat hastily and skip outdoor time. A parallel study of 2000 male students finds health knowledge rises with class but practice lags, suggesting personal instruction beats mass teaching.
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United States
William R. P. Emerson
Emerson
Festival of Lights and regional events across Canada and U S A
Twenty five years after Clifton South Carolina cloudburst toll 50 lives and 34.5 million dollars in damages. Canadian Electric Railway Association holds its annual convention and exhibition in Toronto through the week. Niafara Falls illuminated by 24 search lamps during the Festival of Lights over three nights starting tonight. A world congress on grain growing and marketing is planned for Regina Sask in 1932 marking the Canadian Wests 50th anniversary.
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Paris
Clifton
S. C
Canadian Electric Railway Association
Toronto
Niafara Falls
Regina
Sask
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the Daily News
Shopfright
All
Channing
the News
John William Firer
G. W. Firer
Thurmont
Markiand Agtiqnndal College
W.L. Snitch
Veverinatr Science Asentiation
Ontario
Patrick Street
Mre
North Ma Street
Kate
Hravine
Dein F Yingss
Asne
Leah F. Marsland Rani
Fort Howard
Bible Thought
Heaven
Earth
Moses Harvey
Flapper
Fanny
Nick
Nick Longworth
Congress
Longworth
X. A. IL
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Calvin Coolidge
James Glaine
Blaine
Chicago
Florence
Italy
Moses
New Hampshire
Benjamin Harrison
International Rotary
Ostend
Belgium
Albert
William R. Inge
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Yorkshire
Harvey N. Davis
Stevens Institute of Technology
Providence
R. L
Charles MacVeagh
Japan
West Chester
Frances Starr
Oneonta
N. Y
Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hyrgela, the Health Magazine
Jarphive
Australia
Sy Wea
Hongkong
Clark
Sahsnapney Capriate
Levy
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