The Daily News Note on Publication Policy
A Frederick Maryland newspaper item outlines editorial policy for letters to the editor and publication rights. It states real names must accompany communications and that unsigned opinions will not be published. It also notes Associated Press news dispatch rights and publication eligibility.
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Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Printin' and Manufacturing CO
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Trout
The Power of Congress and Its Growing Scope
The article discusses Chief Justice Hughes’s remarks on Congress's enlarged power after Supreme Court decisions. It cites Senator Borah on the $1.5 billion relief bill and warns that Congress can tax and shape general welfare, urging vigilant public engagement in legislative votes.
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Hughes
Brown University
Justin
Supreme Court
Congress
Borah
Senate
United States
Senate considers World War officers pay and benefits bill
The Senate resumes debate on a measure to place provisional and emergency World War officers on equal status and extend same benefits, while critics lampoon ambiguous and/or usage as a Janus faced verbal monstrosity. The Wisconsin Supreme Court quip and prior disputes over and/or echo in the theater of New Deal bill writing.
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Senate
Congressional Record
Ashurst Ariz
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Janus
Glasy
New Deal
LUF'S STUFF SUMMER STRUGGLE
A humorous verse by N. A. Lufburrow laments summer chores and the pull between rest and duty. It notes the heat and beach temptations while urging to keep jobs intact and postpone leisure until proper hours.
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Tam
N. A. Lufburrow
Bible Thought on Teracl Slain High Place Beauty
Fragmentary text discusses Teracl slain on high places and gods, with garbled names and phrases. The readable portion hints at religious or mythic meditation without clear event details or identifiable figures.
North West Passage book review by Bruce Catton
Kenneth Roberts is praised for North West Passage a vivid if uneven chronicle of Major Rogers and his quest for the Northwest Passage. The review lauds Roberts both for dramatic momentum and historical detail though notes a slower middle section and a painting of ambitions thwarted by rivals.
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Kenneth Roberts
Romaine
Doubleday, Doran
Lee
Arunde
Rogers
Pasar
Waverland
Clark
Seaer
Irie
Dan Petty
Lander
Barack
Hys
Roberts
North Roads
Costonia
Indulgence and language notes from a daily lesson
A compact English lesson page covers misused phrases such as looks pale and sounds like “Ipecac” with pronunciation hints. It defines indulgence as a complaisant act toward a habit and cites a Lord Marcus quote on revenge. also lists Canadian tannery distribution by province.
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Ipecac
Lord Marnes
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick News
Local column notes from June 30 1887 and June 30 1917 cover county church per capita debates city bank safety concerns and a fire escape demonstration issue. Reports record bank balances exemption rolls war service lists and a fatal train accident near Brunswick with multiple victims and memorial notices.
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Knox+ wille
Jefferson
Citizens National Bank
Harry Steiner
Buckeystown
Walltown
W. Va
Beauty Summer Tips For Staying Fresh In Heat
Betty Clarke outlines a summer beauty routine emphasizing baths or showers, body temperature water to aid circulation, quick sponge baths when pressed for time, and summer friendly products. She advises bath salts deodorants powders and light fragrances, plus foot care and avoiding heavy cream bases to prevent makeup from smearing in hot weather.
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Betty Clarke
Heavy Water Theory Sparks Space Age Debate
ITS ODD But It's Science discusses how larger telescopes reveal farther space yet deepen mystery. M N Saha suggests heavy hydrogen in space and titanium calcein compounds identified by spectroscopy hint at new materials from space. Sir Saha, a noted physicist of Atlanta, is cited regarding these astral findings.
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Howard Blaks
AP Science
New York
Mars
Earth
M.N. Saha
Garden Contest Prize Winners Announced by Welfare Board
The Montgomery Welfare Board announced prize winners in a garden contest. Winners include Chiaksburs Danviasis destecti and others from multiple districts such as Capitol Vas and Potomac. Names listed include Meleuna Smith Berwood, Charles Seder Gilcrott Bare, Roy Catrun Diskerson, and Elizabeth Farrell Dawsonville.
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Pisce Weamers
Gardherr
Montgomery Welfare Board
Miss Dorothy
Nounced
Threads of Gold Fable Class Meeting Report
The Calvary M. E. church Fable class met Tuesday evening at Miss Edina Myers on Washington street with eleven members and two visitors present. Mr. Howard Gerrick led scripture and prayer. Miss Myers won the first prize. refreshments were served by Miss Myers and Mrs. Lester Dorey. The next meeting will be July 27 at Mrs. Arthur Jont- home.
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Edina Myers
Washington Street
Howard Gerrick
Miss Myers
Lester Dorey
Arthur Jont
Pea Festival Becomes Annual Celebration in Milton-Freewater
In Milton-Freewater Oregon civic leaders honored the pea crop with a summer festival that proved so successful it was voted to become an annual event. The celebration underscores the crop’s role in local farm income and community identity.
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Milton-Vreewater
Ore
Gone
Oreson
Excess Weight in children often follows family patterns
Dr Morris Fishbein notes overweight in children can stem from family habits. Affected youngsters may rest on bed diets under physician guidance when heart or kidney disease is present, while most cases arise from parental eating and exercise patterns. A harmful cycle develops as taunts reduce activity and swell fat.
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Phy Stein
Aureus
Jess
Prophetic talk and foreign policy cautions span scholars
The passage presents quoted views from Mrs Gertrude Temple and Dr James Rowland Angell about Shirley and government emergency programs, and from Dr David Popper and Dr Warold W Dodds on strategic strength, European conflict risks, and spiritual security. The mix suggests debate over media fate, authority, and national resilience.
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Great Britain
France
Mediterranean
Italy
Germany
David Popper
United States Foreign Policy Association
Mind Your Manners Test for Job Applications
A historical prompt presents questions on job interview etiquette. It asks whether revealing bright ideas, reasons for needing a job, or preferred responses matters, and how to handle a receptionist when applying for a clerk position. It contrasts acceptable refusals with negotiating salary and references.
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Mr Brown
Martha Goode
Strolling through New York and tastes of London in a bustling column
A chaotic travelogue mixes New York gossip and London critique. Albee Arthur confronts a stalled MacArthur party in Nyack, while James Agate savages American cuisine and extols London fare in a witty, fast paced column. The piece also recalls a Bowery elevated train, a famous composer’s junket, and a Grand Opening gala.
Today in History and Birthdays Recap from Era Almanac
A fragmented history note lists anniversaries from 1919 through 1960 covering figures such as William Wheeler and Frederick FF, with scattered birthdates, portraits, and events. It includes oblique references to the Continental Congress, Taineel’s trial, and a Hitler purge mention, ending with unrelated musings on virtue and the Mayflower era.
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Nhs
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We Cgal
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Ohi
Territory
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Taineel
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