The Daily News: Frederick Maryland Address and Policy
The Daily News advertises Smeay Building Court Street Frederick Maryland and outlines policy on letters to the editor. It notes Associated Press content, name use restrictions, and correction procedures for errors or misstatements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeay Bulding
Court Street
Frederick
Maryland
TRE Great Southern Printing * and Manufacturing CO
Associated Feels
Associated Press
Ioral News
Optimism Amid Economic Rebound Hopes Rest on Enterprise
The piece argues a persistent belief in a coming recovery despite a recession. It credits signs like summer upticks in autos steel and textiles, plus policy missteps, while stressing the resilient American spirit of business enterprise ready to act on any hint of brighter economic horizons.
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Wall Street
Mareen
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglass D D
Christianity pierces the heart with a blunt truth that condemns sin and warns of eternal remorse. It rejects mushy sentiment and calls followers to self denial, cross bearing, and transforming faith. The gospel aims not to wound but to awaken toward salvation.
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Aman
God
Jesus
Babson Newspaper
Cranium Crackers Puzzle Review and Clues
A quirky item presents a word puzzle about missing words linked to aging and literature. It references a musical comedy title Sally Irene and Alice and asks readers to submit answers on the last page for a prize.
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Gustaf Y
Sally
Irene
Bible Thought and Images of God in Luther Quote
The item cites a Bible verse from Deuteronomy and cites Luther with a note on God being a living essence. It mentions James Montgomery Flagg as an American illustrator who published his first cartoon at age fourteen, reflecting a historical cartoonist reference.
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James Montgomery Flagg
Amer
Gertoon
A BOOK A DAY By Bruce Catton review of Maine focus
Keereth Roberts discusses his favorite state Maine in a discursive critique of Trending Jews Meine from Little Brown. The review lauds Roberts breezy engaging style while faulting his intense regional pride as producing a poor book that overflows with Maine lore including Arundel, Louisburg, partridge hunting, and hot buttered rum.
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Keereth Roberts
Roberts
Maine
Arundel
Rapble
Callunr
Meiners
Louisburg
Find Joy in Everyday Life and Daily Pleasures
A reflective poem by N A Lufburrow encourages enjoying life in ordinary tasks and daily activities. It urges seeking thrills in work, duty, play, and sports while recognizing time's finite nature and the need to appreciate moments before they end. The text also notes the League of Nations library holdings, highlighting a vast European collection of official publications.
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The
League of Nations
Europe
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns reveal winners at St Johns College and notes on readers in 1586 and 1918. Names include C F Baughman Mantz Doll Francis South John Wilson. ministers E R Eschbach and J O Knott abroad. Captain Charles Simmons and the Junior Fire Company 1833 banner. Bolshevik news claiming Nicholas II slain. Clay Shof Emmitsburg and Jimmy Cramer hints. James C Lesz named to Public Service Commission. Mrs George S Rodock dies age 63 at East Patrick Street. Daw son Horine to manage the Steel Company Team in the new Hagerstown league.
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St. John's College
C. F. Baughman
Mantz Doll
Francis South
John Wilson
Frederick
E R. Eschbach
Reformed Church
Pompeii
J. O. Knott
Southern Methodist Church
Wordsworth
Tre- Jang
Charles Simmons
Ezra Houck
Nicholas
Clay Shof
Emmitsburg
Jimmy Cramer
Harrington
James C. Lesz
Public Service Commission
George S. Rodock
East Patrick Street
John TF. Quynn
Steel Company
New Hagerstown
Dawson Horine
Myersvile
Shenandoah Collegiate Instiate
Daxton
Farmers Forecast Recession End via Strong Harvests
Roger W Babson reports farmer outlooks hinge on harvest results and carry overs. He argues past crop failures altered business cycles, but current large crops boost farm and rural retail activity even if prices fall. Strong farm output could lead to broader recovery this year and aid urban demand.
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Roger W. Babson
Jane
Daniel
Vne
Granger
Nera
Canata
Foe
Observaton
Striesey
Nebraska
Colsrads
Aes
Copyright Pub Financial Bureau
Brunswick Update Highlights Local Incidents and Visits
Ernie Ayres, Brunswick resident and B&O brakeman, is treated at Dr Wm Schnauffer Hospital for fractures after a fall from a standing car on the Washington county branch near Breatheds. Council candidate F E Cain withdraws from the ticket due to ineligibility. Local residents travel to Willoughby Lake Vermont to visit family. Anne Funk undergoes tonsil removal. church and parsonage at Burkitsville receive exterior painting.
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F E Cain
Brimswick Street
HH. Ellsworth McBride
Cecil County Schools
Elkton
Willoughby Lake
Vermont
Anne
John B. Funk
Dr. Sehnauffer Hospital
Evangelical and Reformed
Burkitsville
William Johnson
Billie
Charlotte
N, C
Margaret Crim
Baltimore
Eugene Brady
Jacob Nalley
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Ethel
Newark
Del
F. E. Ware
Sarasota
Fla
R. Garrison
Gettysburg
Virginia
Stone From Bridge Crashes Caboose Door
An unusual accident occurred late Tuesday night near Point of Rocks. The front door of a caboose on the rear of a 21 freight train was shattered as a stone rolled from the structure onto the caboose door near the latch. B&O Railroad police planned to investigate.
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Hart
B & O Railroad
Biometric study links heredity and environment to long life
A summary of Dr Raymond Pears work notes that offspring of long lived parents tend to outlive those from shorter lived lineages. The study uses a life expectancy formula from parents and grandparents, showing higher average ages among those from long lived families, while environmental factors like premature parental death also affect child outcomes.
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Mose
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Raymond Pear
Daily Lesson in English Word of the Day Vivid
Daily English lesson emphasizes correct usage and pronunciation. Today's word is vivid meaning sharp clear and life like. examples include vivid recollection and a vivid description to boost vocabulary.
Mind Your Manners in Travel Social Rules
A dated etiquette quiz asks about hotel behavior and signatures. It covers speaking to tablemates, modesty, entertaining guests, how a married woman signs the register, hotel reservations, and the proper listing for a man registering with wife and child. It cites a “What Would You Do” solution from NEA Service.
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Dokn Hartford
Harriet Lane Hartford
Frank Black and
Frank Black
Mary Black
NEA
Tne
Don’ts for New York Night Club Goers in June
New York columnist George Ross offers a sharp set of nightclub etiquette don’ts aimed at readers enjoying the World’s Fair season. He cautions against rubber checks, pestering celebrities for autographs, initiating arguments, drinking in excess, dancing with others’ partners, and crowding tables. He also advises against loudness, ordering the band, or exposing others to discomfort.
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George Ross
New York
Gothas
Orson D. Munn
Today in History anniversaries and notable events
A compilation of birthdays and events linked to historic figures and milestones. Names include William A. Wheeler, James C. Duane, Edward Burgess, Edward Fuller, Mabel Cratty, Sir James H. MacBrien, and Albert Einstein. Entries reference treaties, trials, and early aviation milestones with dates and places.
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William A. Wheeler
New York
United States
Malone
N. Y
James C. Duane
Army of the Potomac
Schenectady
Edward Burgess
Sandwich
Mass
Boston
Edward Fuller
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Mabel Cratty
New York City
Bellaire
Ohio
James H. MacBrien
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ontario
Notable births and a 1937 infant steel truce noted
Births listed include Prof Louise Pound of Nebraska 66, Evelyn R Nicholson 65, Walter Hampden 59, Roy L McCardell 68, and Prof Harold J Laski 45. Also mentions a 1937 truce in the Infant Steel strike and a horoscope advising caution against license in behavior.
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Louise Pound
University of Nebraska
Harvard Law Series
Bor
Lincoln
Neb
Evelyn R. Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Woman's Foreign Missionar Society
The
M. E. Church
Jackson Minn
Walter Hampden
Brooklyn
Roy L. McCardell
Hagertown
Harold J. Laski
University of London
So They Say Economic Skies Are Definite
Secretary of Commerce Daniel Roser says economic skies are clearing. Miss Jean Boulware, prize-winning California essayist, travels from New York to Europe. Dean Samuel Loring warns that forest welfare is as vital as human life. Lew K. Foote from Santa Cruz laments a yacht borrowed and sailed to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
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Secretary of Commerce
Daniel Roser
Jean Boulware
California
New Yor
Europe
Samuel Loring
Ne York Steve College
Forestyr Gosh
Iip
Lew K. Foote
Santa Cru
Calif
Three Bor
Puert Vailarta
Mexico
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