Daily News Admits AP News Service Credit Policy
A Maryland newspaper notes Associated Press exclusive rights to publish dispatches and places restrictions on crediting sources. The notice emphasizes that unsigned items must credit the writer if provided and that free notices of advertising must be written and mailed to the office, not taken by phone.
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Silane
Court Prederick
Reat Brouthern
Associated Press
Associated Prase
Postom
Path to Leadership Lies in Executive Careers
With commencement season ending, many graduates face choosing a life career. Census data show 41,614,248 employed in the United States under 1,516,129 supervisors and experts, and by 1930 demand climbs to 1,900,000 executives for 50,300,000 workers. Only 150,000 specialists will graduate to fill 400,000 new executive slots, so ambition and industry become stepping stones. Courses exist to train executives but merit, self-discipline, and zeal determine who reaches the top.
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United States
Recognizing Fathers Day and a Farm Bureau Meeting
A Father’s Day reflection emphasizes paternal sacrifices and appreciation for fathers, contrasting with Mother’s Day. The piece notes a Farm Bureau meeting in Ballenger district with Harvey Z. Zimmerman as chair and speakers including William Milnes Ma Joy from Baltimore. An invited audience is welcome to the event and program details are described.
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Ballenger
Bureau Walt
Harvey Z. Zimmerman
William Milnes Ma Joy
Baltimore
Ake
Burkittsville
Inquiring Reporter on Initatry Beliefs
A city survey asks residents about belief in initatry. Responses vary from strong disbelief to cautious acceptance, with opinions ranging from no belief to trust in palmistry studied scientifically by some.
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Rutie Michael
City
Ethel Beard
Peggy Paxson
G. F. Daugherty
Garner
Today in History and Births and Events Spotlight
Highlights include Charles Loring Brace born in 1826 founder of America s first newsboy lodging house. 1890 death in Switzerland. 1741 Samuel Chase signer of the Declaration. 1884 Congregational Association organized in the Southwest. 1901 death of Governor Person Cheney. Also notes Yale vs Harvard rowing victory a year ago, birthdays of Field Marshal Walg and poets, and today s events from Taft anniversary to naval and religious observances.
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America
Litchfeld
Conn
Switzerland
Juke Concannon
New York
Nantes
Italy
Barney Irotapik
Samuel Chase
Marylays
Horn
Maryland
Richard Dart
Prince Edward
Orleans
France
Congregational Association of
Arizona and
New Mexico
Cheney
New Hampshire
United States
Dover
N. H
Uolderness
N. 41
Wi Mam HH
Taft
Koboken
N. J
Harvard University
Sweden
Boston
Rawnoin
Wiscasset
Donald B. MacMinn
Naval Air Station
Taikehurst
Chureity
Congress
Renton Kite’s Unclear Race Note Sparks Local Interest
A fragmented excerpt mentions Renton Kite racing with two passengers and a cryptic phrase about crestal or crystal and a Jaci Rong. The text is OCR garbled and lacks clear event details or context for a full summary.
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Renton Kite
Iain Yishierday
Pittin
Jaci
Rong
Seeing America by H Dorary Etchis in Oregon
A reflective survey of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest notes the region’s candor friendliness and democratic spirit. The piece compares attitudes in New York Philadelphia Boston and the Northwest, extolling Oregon locals and their open nature while warning about greed and social flaws.
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America
H. Dorary Etchis
Jerome K. Jerome
Oregon
Great Northwest
Pacific Northwes
Americ
Amelia
Great West
Northwest
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Portland
Astoria
Salem
Washngton
Union
United States
Pacific Northwest
Che
David Hardie
Oathis
Daipota
Coco
Ani
Guess Who and Oregon’s Modern Growth Vision
A nostalgic note describes a well known local auto dealer and golfer as part of a larger portrait of Oregon’s booming towns. The piece highlights development, industry, thriving schools with 3 000 buildings, attractive churches, luxurious yet modest homes, electricity, and a progressive civic spirit driving expansion across cities and rural areas.
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Oregon
Orgeen
Debating Arts and Self Defense in Congress Debate
A fragment hints at a humorous or satirical take on Congress debates and self defense. The text discusses fighting, blocking speeches, pocket items, and threats, with references to a Gentleman fearing challenges and the need for resolve and defense. It reads as a playful constitutional era style mock dialogue.
Flapper Fanny In Odd Speech Sparks Debate
A blurred OCR fragment suggests a Flapper Fanny quip about marriage and a 'girl ARISTIME' with references to a wave band and a husband. The readable portion hints at social sway and fashion era slang without clear events or names.
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Prands Catehe
Aristime
Saturday Chat from Bentztown Bard in June
Mary Jane recaps a bustling June week with graduations, festivals, church notices, and social events. She notes Memorial Day remnants, upcoming Sesquicentennial celebrations, and the retirement of Father Quinn while praising local community life and the cleanup along Brewers' Alley. She honors Frank Hisenhauer's passing and invites readers to enjoy summer happenings.
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St. Timothy’s
Frederick Pri
T Bible School
Congress
High Cockinarems
Frank Hisenhauer
Ot Frank
Mary Jane
The Very Idea By Hat CoCHRAN
A humorous travel vignette about a raucous day outing by car. A narrator and his family crowd into a bus as the city hums with traffic, nerves fray, and the trip ends with a weary return home. Interspersed fables and rural wit frame the tale.
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Hat Cochran
Manwalker's Tragic Car Collision Mentioned in Busy Day
In the period, a kindly old man moved into traffic amid a jam and was struck by a car after a dash dash dash during a busy time of day. The incident is recorded as a brief news item from 1925.
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Reoplte
NEA Service Inc
Safeguards In Swimming
An editorial by Dr. Huen discusses basic safety for swimming, stressing trained swimming ability, rescue knowledge, clean bathing water, and moderate water time. It warns against post meal swimming and excessive sun exposure while promoting gradual tanning and a calm, hygienic approach to summer recreation.
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Huen
Casino
Public Health Service
Nfea Service, Inc
Frederick County Tax Rate Set and City Appointments Listed
The Frederick County Commission fixed the tax rate at 9 cents per $100, with total rate including state at 11.24. The News notes commencement programs in city and county and lists Mayor George Edward Smith’s appointments for Attorney, Health Officer, Water Rental Iector, Works Superintendent, Market Master, Janitor, Light Engineer, Firemen, and Policemen along with reappointed clerk to the Board.
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George Edward Smith
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Periodic health exams urged by medical leaders
Dr. W. D. Haggard of Nashville urges a nationwide shift to preventive care through regular health examinations. He argues such screening can catch degenerative diseases early, improve longevity, and deepen the doctor patient bond, calling for systematic annual surveys and careful interpretation of findings.
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Pusey
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Deaths in Frederick area claim two lives in brief notices
John W. Davis of near Union dies at 71 after a year of ill health from paralysis. Survived by wife Sarah M. Davis and children including Mrs. Miller, William, David, Howard, Charles, and Mrs. Zimmerman, plus three grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at Mt Union Lutheran Church Sunday at 2 PM. Lilly Browning dies at home of daughter near Mullinix after illness aged 69. Services held in Damascus. Interment at nearby cemetery. Funeral directors Beall and Sexton noted.
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Mr. Union
Ile
Sarah M. Davis
David
Miller
Mt. Union
William Davis
Frederick Count
A. Davis
Howard E
Charles W. Day
Union Bridge
Ftussell Zimmerman
Frederick
Edward
George Davis
Washington
Flora Davis
O'Cock
Mt.nion Lutheran Church
J.T. Lane
Lilly Browning
Emory Watkins
Mullinivy
Woo'clork
Damascus
M. H. Clared
John R. Basias
Pallhearers
Monroe Mullinix
Wm. Wilton
J. W. Clay
Alonso Watkins
Mimery Mull
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