Front page notices and policy statements from The Daily News
The Frederick Daily News announces copyright and submission policies for news dispatches from Associated Press and local notices. Readers are reminded all communications must include the writer name and be mailed to the office. Entries are not accepted by phone.
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Pau
Newebost
Ourt
Frederick
Great Southern Fprint
ENG and Manufacturing
Y Ae Company
Associated Press
Annodated Presse
oMca
Observance of Flag Day Urges National Purpose
The American Flag Day message calls for a unifying national purpose and renewal of devotion to the flag’s high principles. It highlights patriotism, duty, and leadership by example, urging Americans to display the Stars and Stripes and reflect on the nation’s ideals.
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American Flag Day Association
Abeba
Siths
Hattie
Brandywine
Columina
New York
Ity
Germany
Fort Bchuyter
Rome
Old
Glens
United States
Willan Pavet
Copii
Salem
Mass
Nashville
Fenn
Brsil
New Deli
Amelia
Gunter Am EL Blaney
Royal Field Artillery
Lanada
Ar Milse
Tab
Sil
Tay Alyil
Ambooun
Ruth Howe
Fort Nalt
Tabama Islands
Paul Jones
Portsmouth
The Stars and Stripes: A Long Read in Flag History
A garbled historical outline traces the Stars and Stripes from its early salutes and displays to wartime hoists. It mentions Fort Mifflin and Fort Schuyler, key vessels, and figures like Captain Paul Jones, amid assorted dates and places, though text is fragmented and many details are unclear.
The Inquiring Reporter Front Page Favorites
City readers name preferred front page features in The News. Roland Tarbaucie Dorothy Ellis G. Wesley Kindley Anna Hull William Woodward cite the front page and Inquiring Reporter as their favorite elements.
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Roland W. Tarbaucie
Scuss Dorothy IL. Ellis
Washington
G. Wesley Kindley
Anna C. Hull
William Woodward
Westminster
Today in History and Birthdays Announcements
Today in History lists events from 1777 to 1925 including the adoption of the first national flag design and notable political figures. Birthdays note John McCormick and other figures from Ireland and the U.S. A section on Today’s Events highlights celebrations, anniversaries, and religious observances across multiple cities and institutions.
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Congress
United States
Sir James Wright
Savannah
Georga
Constantinople
Mas i Peere
Shanty Middleton
South Carolina
Russia
Artestan
S.C
Bomo
London
Obert M. Latallette
Wisconsin
Ammrose
Wis
Washington, D.C
Iwj
Eugene Casserly
California
San Francisco
Ireland
Lytton
Boo
Ernrst Dister
Washington
Seattle
Theatre News Empire Update on Rod LeRneque and Walters Lytel
Fragmentary theatre notes discuss Rod LeRneque leading a cast in Coton OF Anes and Walters Lytel in a supporting role. Mentions Maryland and Leavenworth Case as a historical thriller episode. details are garbled and uncertain.
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Empire
Rod LeRneque
Anes
Coeit Mote
Maryland
Walters
Lytel
Halistas East
Odin
Leavenworth
Wilhiam
Bible Thought GOT WEEEL TS
The text appears garbled and incomplete with no clear events or identifiable subjects. It lacks coherent names, places, or dates to summarize as a news item.
Incomplete OCR summary of a political notice
Fragmented text mentions President a name like Henk Coolidee and King Grorse copyright issue with a newspaper service. Lacks clear event or outcome details.
Candy Shopping and Tiny Dreams in a Nickel Tale
The piece follows a boy named Jimmy who buys candy with a nickel and explores the shop, watching others and imagining what he will spend on. Interwoven are short memoirs about a neighborly town, a car hood joke, and a fable fragment about a day when a mother sought quiet, reflecting small town life and childlike wonder.
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Jimmy
Prevention Of Anthrax By Dr Hugh Comning
Factual summary detailing anthrax causes and prevention in workers handling horse hair hides and wool. Notes vaccination with Pagets method, disinfection of materials, quarantine exams, and protective gear for workers. Historical overview of the disease’s impact and early bacteriological experiments.
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Huch
Comning Sergeon General
United States Public Health Service
Tower Stemals
Fioeman
Sisla
Taimertes
France
United States
Tary
Alfiongi
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Highlights
A local page notes events from twenty years ago in Frederick. Mentions Miss Nethe Bratt who died after illness at a party, graduates from Boy High School receiving diplomas, and residents such as Lawrence Cramer Will Delapieine Frank MOT George Mehes Irving Thanas Nandove visiting New Market and Baltimore.
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Boy High
Srekhnel
Wy Roy Aneiebe
Varamoud
Lawrence Cramer
Will T. Delapieine
George Mehes T Tard Irving
Ira NL Thanas
Sermon Urges Graduates To Run a Steady Course
A baccalaureate sermon for 7 area high school graduates, including Frederick High School, urged steadfastness like Paul and Joan of Arc. Rev. Kieffer cited Acts 20 24 and emphasized service over self in pursuing life goals, urging graduates to finish their course and seek divine help.
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Frederiex
Eddietown
Brunswick
Walgersville
Thurnont
Eumnitsburg
Liberty
Duntigl Baccaleuurate Sere Vhees
Eadorses
Frederick High School
Din Mnaber
Dev
Henri L. G. Kiefer
Hvangelical Reformer Church
Dr. Kieffer
St. Pauls
Phesus
Jerusalem
Holy City
Jesus
Paul
Joan of Arc
Orleans
William of Orange
Netherlands
Iran
Benjamin Israeli
House of Commons
Enase
England
Cytug Field
Salie
Owas Richard
North
King's Wing
Thomas Carlyle
Benjani
Bret
David Lisingstone
Mito
Tae
Gert
Flapper Fanny Savings Scandal Sparks Ministry Question
A garbled note reports a scandal involving a flapper named Fanny and a ministry inquiry. The text is unclear but hints at a political or moral controversy with possible public interest.
St Euphemia’s School Holds Commencement
St Euphemia's parochial school in Eimmitsburg held its first commencement in St Joseph's Catholic church on Sunday evening. Diplomas were presented to four graduates Charles Yoppee, William Fitzgerald, Helene Adams, and Alice Topper with prizes awarded for spelling and application.
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St. Eupthallia
Eimmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Sophemia’s Hall
Aliee
Agnes Topper
Tfarry Rowe
Irredk Welly
Robert Tare Gelwicks
John O. Elder
Eugena Kramer
Sterling Galt
William A. Ded
Curtis J. ‘Popper
Wotunttl's Club of Liondisburg Prize
Curt Li
Topper
Rodgers
Tupper
Rood
Gedwicks
Doorothy Florence
Liadard Ghul
Patrick Spabling
Preuels Sanders
Ohn Payne
Priest Reesensterd
Dorothy Florence
Commencement Tonight At Adtuistowe Kirth School
The annual commencement of the Adtuistowe Kirth school will be held this evening in the school auditorium at 8 o clock. The address will be delivered by Rev. 7. 1. Ainsworth, superintendent at Backingham School.
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Adtuistowe Kirth School
Odlock
Ainsworth
Backingham Schoal
Prohibition Referendum Boost in Newark Primaries
Prohibition is a party neutral issue in Newark on Tuesday's primaries. Several Republican candidates for the lower house announced support for the state referendum on prohibition or a memorial to Congress urging modification.
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Newark
Vo Une
Congress
Old Folks Service Reflects Community Heritage
The twelfth annual Old Folks' service at United Brethren Church Myersville featured talks by local seniors ages 80 to 92 and solo songs. Veterans and civic leaders from Hagerstown and nearby towns shared reminiscences of John Brown era and Civil War experiences as the event moved from morning to afternoon with strong attendance and plans to continue yearly.
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Firsd
United Brethren Church
Myersville
Paul E. Reinkart
Jorsiah Cummings
Harper’s Ferry
David Wyand
Ke Ihe
George Fhher
Hagerstown
Jaery Smith
Ivar
J. A. Rideneur
John Brown
Nnwenal
News Ferry
Brown
Keedys
Promiub Suintay
Sion
Camtain Fister
K. Rhinehart
Lud’s Stuff Miscellaneous Ills
A humorous verse by N. A. Lufburkow lists common childhood ailments and the pains they cause. The speaker volumes over various illnesses from headache to cough as playful commentary on sickness.
Personal notices from Thurmont and surrounding area
Purely personal items include William Woodward visiting his aunt and grandfather in the city before sailing to South America, Grace Bourlus finishing a nine month course in Washington and preparing for work, and several local residents receiving degrees, jobs, or traveling for study. The United States owns about 40 million acres of coal lands with deposits exceeding 200 billion tons.
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Wiliam Woodward
West- Minster
Grace Neidig
William ©. Neidig
Woodward
Western Maryland College
South America
Grace Bourlus
Burkitsville
Strayer’s Business College
Washington, D. C
Laten
W. Va
United States
Gray hair dyes and their dangers a talk in the era
A column discusses modern hair dye hazards and scalp inflammation. It warns that permed and dyed hair can cause severe damage, including gray hair disguising age, with examples of allergic reactions and the unattractive effects on a party face.
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Peron
John F. Dille
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