The Daily News Statement of Editorial Policy
The Daily News outlines its policy requiring real names for communications and endorses writing notices by mail. It states the Associated Press rights, letters must be substantiated, and errata will be corrected if brought to the editor’s attention at the Frederick Maryland post office.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
GREAT
Bouthern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
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Agricultural Outlook and Hospitality Writings From 1925
The document notes modest gains in the 1928 agricultural outlook with caution against expanding production, urging scientific farming to boost yields on smaller tracts. It warns that growing supply without demand lowers prices and critiques sudden shifts to larger acreages. It also mixes light anecdotes on mashed potatoes and radio related curiosities reflecting daily life.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Inquiring Reporter Five Random Respondents Question
Five individuals respond to the pope's denouncement of immodesty in women's dress. Lloyd Culler and Barbara Fout praise concern over extreme fashions while Paul Rhoads and G F Daugherty note immodesty in many cases. Mrs John Renn says most dress is generally acceptable.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Barbara Fout
Paul Rhoads
G. F. Daugherty
John
Renn
Religion and Health Sermon Notes for Week
Prepared by Rev. Ja T Stocking for the Commission on Evangelism. In the devotion titled Religion and Health the memory verse is fret not thyself from Psalm 37 1 8. Meditation warns fretfulness frays the soul and robs power while affirming a Spirit at work for truth and justice. Prayer asks for steadfast love and hope through Christ.
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Ja. T. Stocking
D.D
Commission On Evangelism of
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
House of Lurds
United Presbyterian Churches of Scotland
Christ
Luf's Stuff One Of The Joys In The Village Cafeteria
A playful local vignette describes a bright cheery village cafetery scene as patrons enjoy salads sandwiches and custard while the server Dill yells orders. The narrator, N. A. Lufaturrow, notes the lively dining room and the delight of watching others eat. Readers are invited to share news items.
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Twenty years ago in Frederick the News columns report changes at ASP Saints and Carroll streets with GT. Virts stepping down as watchman after eighteen years, replaced by John Fisher and Lime Kim. A fire destroyed the blacksmith shop of M. J. Grove Lime, with losses pegged at £290. Dentist TR HOE Smith moved his office to Detbiss and Urner on North Market Street.
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GT. Virts
Asp Saints
Carroll Streets
Mr. Virts
John Fisher
Lime Kim
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Tr Hoe Smith
Detbiss and Urner
North Market Street
Brief Bits From Towns In Counts March 1
Chag Smith visited C. H. Reddick Monday. Mrs. Roy Winebrewer of Walk eravilla is indisposed. Mrs. Charles Myers improving. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Trout of near Mt. Pleasant visited H. gonex in Linganore on Wednesday. Earl Harp visited William Tucker Friday. Mrs. Willig Wyler near Mt. Pleasant spent Friday with her mother-in-law in Walkersville. Chicken thieves took a dozen chickens from a local chicken house last week. A butchering was held at John Dinterman's last Tuesday. Attending were John and Mary Dinterman, Lillian Keller, Clyde and Dinterman children, William and Austin Barton, Helen and Lulu Barton. Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker near Mt. Pleasant spent weekend in Frederick. Garel Tucker spent a week with uncle Harvey Tucker near Mt. Pleasant.
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Chag. Smith
C. H. Reddick
Roy Winebrewer
Walkeravilla
Charles Myers
Wilbur Trout
Mt. Pleasant
H.gonex
Linganore
Earl Harp
William Tucker
Willig Wyler
Walkersville
John Dinterman
Lillian Keller
Clyde Dinterman
Clifford and
Ward
William Barton
Austin
Helen
Lulu Barton
Mt. Tleasant
Frederick
Garel Tucker
Harvey Tucker
Mt. Plenasant
Local social notes from Mt Airy and nearby towns
Movements and visits across Mt Airy and surrounding areas including hospital returns, family gatherings in Washington and Baltimore, weekend trips to Kempstown Monrovia Belair and Frederick, hospitality at Unionville Martinsburg and Southern hotel Baltimore, plus updates on Milton Penn’s health and residents visiting Martinsburg and Davis households.
Local News Highlights From Graceham Area
Graceham and nearby communities report weekend visits and gatherings. Mrs Julia Steep of New Windsor stayed with cousin Mable Arbaugh and attended Thurmont carnival while George Zimmerman and family enjoyed time with his parents in Union Ridge. Edsar Roller and Geraldine visited Marrs Toller. Ida May and James Mel Hower from Baltimore stayed with Aunt Elle Weller. Charles Rentz near Emmitsburg visited Warry Greshon and family. Miss Render of Northern Pa visiting Rev and Mrs Bender. Rev Bender will Indture on The Birth of Christ with stereopticon views on March 11. Morris Wood and family revisited from Mrs Vathean flowers house 16 Clarien Sample's. Circle Young's daughter Janet has pneumonia. Miss Ruth Holler indisposed. The Vearce and Miss Nona Greastion of Washington spent the day at the latter's home. Grace Wood spent the weekend with Mr Bentz's near Pimmitshure. Jessie Teseer visited Mr and Mrs R Pittineer Saturday evening. Mrs Deride Mensbour spent the week with Mr and Mrs Yaron. Mr and Mrs Fanidiz visited her and Mr and Mrs Temel Bon.
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Craceham
Julia Steep
Xew Windsor
Mable Arbaugh
Thurmont
George Zimmerman
Union Ridge
Alva Zimmerman
Edsar Roller
Geraldine
Marrs Toller
Ida May
Little James Mel Hower
Baltimore
Elle Weller
Charles Rentz
Emmitsburg
Warry Greshon
Woodsboro Meeting Report on March 1 Incomplete Text
The fragment describes a Woodsboro event with names such as Mary Cramer and Miss Saker, noting a business meeting led by a secretary and various attendees. Some details are garbled, but references to a program and minutes appear.
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Rezaar oTarmine Frassil jMary Cramer
Pdeanme
Heaima
Miss Saker J
Michael
David Fildes
Helen
Dernsae
Miss Anna Whitmore Visits Woodsboro Friends
Miss Anna Whitmore of Pennsylvania spends Sunday with Misses Annie and Elsie Dorcus of Woodsboro. The Woodsboro Sunday school Young People's Study Club met at Rev. H C Sorrick's home with Rev. Mr. Borrick James Freddick Ethel Winebrewer Evelyn Stitely Louise Fogle Madeline Roots Mary Jane Donsife Eleanor Stitely in attendance. Mia Ethel J Fogle of Woodsboro is SM at Frederick City Hospital. Helen Karn is taking her placing teacher in the school.
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Anna Whitmore
Pennylvania
Annie
Elsie Dorcus
Wim. Dorcus
Woodsboro
Young People's Stude Club
H.C. Sorrick
Mr. Borrick
James Freddick
Ethel Winebrewer
Evelyn Stitely
Louise Fogle
Madeline Roots
Mary Jane Donsife
Eleanor Stitely
Mia Ethel J. Fogle
Frederick City Hospital
Helen Karn Ie
Community Happenings in Johnsville March News
Johnsville March 1 reports Aaron Grabill is able to be out after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Jaesb E Dinterman return from visiting their daughter Mrs David Smith. Miss Helen Eyler improving after serious illness at Frederick City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Gernand and son visit Miss Pauline Keeney. Bertha Dinterman visits sister Mrs George Keeney. Mr and Mrs M Smith celebrate birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs Geo Keeney and Mrs John Keeney in Frederick Thursday. Mr and Mrs F L Rippeon announce birth of a son February 12. Mrs Aaron Grabill and Mrs A W Grabill visit Frederic. Mrs Geo Dinterman visits Mr and Mrs Geo Keeney and family Friday.
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M- Smith
Geo. Keeney
John Keeney
Frederick
F. L. Rippeon
Local Social Notes From Loys Loys Area
March 1 from Loys Loys lists visits by Mr and Mrs J6 Baird of Waynesboro Pa to Mr and Mrs C L Green and family. Betty Valentine visits her parents Mr and Mrs H B Ogle. Glenn Putman and Elpert Harbaugh families visit Wm I Long. Seppa Sheeley calls on G M Robinson. Herbert Martin and relatives spend Sunday with kin. Clarence Smith returns home after hospital stay since September and is improving.
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Loys Loys
J6. Baird
Waynesboro
C L. Green
Robert Valentine
Betty
H. B. Ogle
Glenn Putman J
Seppa Sheeley
G. M. Robinson
Herbert Martin
Clarence Smith
Settle War Claims Congress approves WWI settlement bill
Washington reports final action on a bill to settle World War I claims. A conference report approved by the House and Senate calls for a $100,009,800 appropriation to pay for property seized from German companies and to settle claims of $100 or less in full.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
House
Senate
Coolidge
Double Murder in Lackawanna County Sparks Probe
Police in Northeastern Pennsylvania sought hired gunmen tied to the double murder of Alex Campbell a checkweighman for the Pennsylvania Coal Company and Peter Reilly a local United Mine Workers secretary. The killings appear linked to a battle against contract mining widely condemned as terror. J L Lewis international UMW president was en route to help calm the situation as Pittston officials urged restraint.
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Pittston
Northeastern
Lackawana County
Doutle
Alex Campbell
Pennsylvanian Coal Company
Ad Peter Rally
United Mine Workers of America
Campbell
Reilly
Chernsuiy
Wiliam FH
Gill Ror
J. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wastdaden
Tenny
Lewis
Witisten
New York aviation bills move forward with Lindbergh visit
Col Charles A Lindbergh visits Albany as Governor Smith pushes a NY aviation program. The joint session honors him as lawmakers advance the first of several proposed bills urging state control and federal alignment. Lindbergh says NY leads in air regulation adoption. Woodrow Wilson Foundation trustees announce Lindbergh will receive the $25,000 award.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Smith
New York State
Lindbergh
Lester J. Maitland
Pacific Flyer
Truly Davison
Aeronautics
Charles G. Hanna
Syracuse
State Aviation Conference
Michigan in four states to bid for G N C delegates
Washington Feb 20 Michigan joins Ohio Maryland New Jersey California and Oregon as states where party leaders plan to seek Republican National Convention delegates. The commerce secretary may file elsewhere. active campaign for him is expected in several states. In Hood Chapel Rev Douglass Hooff urged college girls to plan life with purpose.
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Washington
Michigan
Ohio
Maryland
Herbert Hoover
New Jersey
California
Oregon
Commerce
Hood Chapel
Douglass Hooff
All Saints Church
Hond College
Mr. Hooff
New Midway P T A Holds February Meeting
The New Midway P T A held its February 22 meeting with a large crowd. Rev R C Sorrick of Woodsboro gave an address on The Life of George Washington. White Rose Quartet of Woodsboro performed. New members joined and pupils gave recitations. Next meeting set for March 21.
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New Midway
Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquette and General Diaz Dead
Life's Niceties offers etiquette tips noting seating space at table where twenty inches is the minimum and thirty inches if convenient. The item jokes about shouting across tables and the impracticality of conversation at great distances. Rome reports Marshal Armando Tiaz, veteran of World War, dies after influenza and pneumonia complications.
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General Diaz
Rome
Armando Tiaz
Marshal Taz
Market Prices Grain Markets and Livestock Summary
Grain markets and livestock prices listed with figures for calves and chickens. Includes rates like 58.00 and 6.14.50 and references cattle, lambs, veals, and tonnage in a rural market column.
Letter Golf This One Has a Moral
The moral of today's letter golf puzzle is to make your COIN work once you have it. Par is four and you may do better. One solution is on the last page.
Letter Golf Rules In The Puzzle On The Page
The passage outlines letter golf rules: change one letter at a time to form a new complete word, aiming for six in par with a set number of strokes. To convert COW to HEN, steps are COW HOW BEW. Each jump must yield a common word, slang and abbreviations excluded, and letter order remains fixed.
Bible Thought and Shakespeare Quotation Fragment
A mixed quotation piece contrasts a Matthew verse about outward beauty masking inner corruption with Shakespeare’s line about deceit hiding guile. The fragmentary text blends biblical and literary allusions in a single compact citation.
What Baby Should Do At Each Growth Stage
Di Morris Fishbein reviews a Pennsylvania baby book that outlines normal infant development. A table lists milestones from weight gain and appetite to rolling over, sitting, crawling, standing, speaking, and fontanelle closure, emphasizing steady growth, sociability, and teeth development.
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DI Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Pennsylvania
Authoritative in Daily Lessons In English
Daily lessons teach proper usage and pronunciation with example sentences. W L Gordon notes common errors in misused phrases and spelling, urging readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily including authoritative meaning and usage.
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W. L. Gordon
The Book of Knowledge Mollasks by Braucher GA
Special permission from publishers marks this 1925 1926 edition of The Book of Knowledge. The fragment describes schoolbook content and rights note for Mollasks sisters in a historical knowledge compendium.
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Aristt
Book OF Knowledge
Braucher
GA Specia
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Landauer Company
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Yra Watkins
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A. W. Grabill
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