Daily News and News Post Legal Notice Fragment
Fragmentary legal notice text from Frederick Maryland publication indicates publication at Frederick and court street, with unclear names and standards for reprinting. Mentions mailing address details and post office entry. Contains editorial disclaimers about expression and consent.
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Our Speech How American idioms date to early days
An essay on how words from the pioneer era persist in modern American speech. It notes phrases born from hand to hand struggle, from cavemen to explorers, and from frontier life to business slang. Professor Ba of Stanford lists these enduring idioms shaping our language.
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William Hawley Ba
Stanford
Cranium Crackers Courtroom Query Questions a Hotel Elevator Accident
In Cranium Crackers a local statute twist may affect decisions. Joan Henry North, a con man and hotel guest, enticed Sebastia Stanley to a card game for money. North's fifth floor room near a hidden elevator shaft led to Stanley's fatal injury as the elevator cage malfunctioned. Stanley sought compensation after the hotel refused. Should he recover.
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Joan Henry North
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Sebastia Stanley
Stanley
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Work as Treasure Amid Daily Strife Says Lufburrow
A poem by N. A. Lufburrow extols the value of work and gratitude for employment. It contrasts busy, purposeful labor with those who lack jobs and face hardship, urging cheerful effort and perseverance in daily life.
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Its Odd But It's Science
Dr Amé L Dorsars rose to fame for snake venom research at the Bronx Zoo. He led efforts that produced serum for snake bites, saving lives. Subsequent work uncovered venom components that stop hemorrhage and yield a potent painkiller, though not free from addiction risks.
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Pittun
Hives
Dutmars
CLASS MCUCTING HELD AT FAITHFUL CIRCLE BIBLE CLASS
The Faithful Circle Bible Class of Grace Reformed Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Stockman’s home with sixteen members and four visitors. President Mrs. R C Thomas led the meeting which opened with America. A covered dish dinner was planned for March 15 at 615 pm in the church social room. Readings by Miss Phyllis Haller and Miss Dorothy Money, plus poems and a few readings, were shared. The next meeting is set for April 5. Also noted was a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Keymar honoring Italy’s birthday with many family members present. The stickleback fish builds a nest with water plants.
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Faithful Circle Bible
Grace
Reformed Church School
R. L
Fred Stockman
West South Street
R. C. Thomas
America
Phyllis
Haller
Harry Umberger
Dorothy Money
Stockman
Daugher
Keymar
Itely
Dale
Margaret
Charles Stitely Jr
Elmer
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News dated March 2 1838 recounts a Frederick column noting a scoop on the latest Board and Corrections appointment with names such as Lewis Gittinger John Fox and Charles Derrabauzh and a petition in circulation urging the Commissioners to erect Monocacy.
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Frederick
Rontevue
Lewis Gittinger
John Fox
Charles Derrabauzh
Roadside misadventure delays escapee transfer in 1918
In March 1918, Deputy Sheriff John L. Dutrow faced a stalled auto while transporting a draft deserter and two other prisoners. A farmer with four mules aided, freeing the vehicle and enabling a safe delivery of all prisoners to the house of correction. Nearby property transfers include Jacob Shank selling the George Beachier estate west of Middletown to Harlan Schildknecht for 1650 and the John Diffendal house and lot at 237 East Second Street bought by Noah E. Cramer for 2060.
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Dessigs
Jacob Shank
George Beachier
Middletown
Harlan Schildknecht
John Diffendal
East Second Street
Noah E. Cramer
Biography of Henry Snefie Geyer, Missouri Senator and Lawyer
Henry Snefie Geyer, born December 9, 1790 in Frederick County Maryland, served as Missouri senator 1831 1857 after long legal career in Frederick and St Louis He fought Benton for the Senate seat and later argued in the Dred Scott case with Reverdy Johnson Roger Brooke Taney listened as the court heard the matter He is buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery.
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Henry Snefie
Missouri
Frederick County
Frederickay
Maryland Infantry
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Portfoisimery
United States
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Dred
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Geyer
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Mississippi
Thomas Hart Benton
Dred Scott
Reverdy Johnson
Mate
Roger Brooke Taney
The
Supreme Court
Neely Addresses Frederick D A R on Patriotism
Dr Wayne C. Neely of Hood College spoke at the Frederick Chapter D A R meeting in Rockwell Terrace. He urged tactful patriotism grounded in present realities, warned against provincial or sentimental patriotism, and stressed understanding today's problems for a truly intelligent patriotism.
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Neely
Iron Duke Relates Struggle Of Midwest Youth At Harvard
Olive Roberts Barton reviews juvenile books noting John R. Tunts Iron Duke portrays Jim Wellington from Waterloo Iowa maturing at Harvard through hard study and self discipline. The Cambridge setting, strong character development and exposure of student cliques anchor the tale alongside other works like Look See With Uncle Bill and Us-AlF detailing cow country life and plantation scenes.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Harvard University
John R. Tunts
Iron
Duke"tlarcour
Brace
Jim Wellington
Waterloo
McAniran
Ganher
Kip
Scootie
Patriotism and health in America addressed by speakers
The address discussed infant mortality and nation’s living standards, noting 2,000,000 people near unhealthy nutrition and forest losses of 850,000 acres yearly. It urged citizens to protect natural resources, soil, forests, and rivers for future generations, stressing an informed patriotism.
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United States
William R. Slemmer
America
Neeley
Marcelene Kefauver
Dvorak
Ruth Trout
Local Women’s Club Hails Activities and New Members
At a business meeting led by regent Mrs. Hammond Clary the chapter voted to donate an American flag to the Evangelical Lutheran church Boy Scout troop under scoutmaster Russell Young. A copy of The Life of Thomas Jefferson was gifted to the DAR Library in Constitution Hall. A four dollar yarn and woolens box was sent to Eis Island for immigrant work. Two new members, Mrs. Donald Hreh and Mrs. John Mayo Rector, joined, bringing total to 103. Thirty two attendees included 27 members and five visitors. meeting opened with the Flag pledge and the American Creed, ended with refreshments by a host committee.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Russell Young
Thomas Jefferson
Edward S. Delaplaine
Constitution Hall
Eis Island
Donald Hreh
John Mayo Rector
Wilson
Slemmer
Edith Miller
Elizabeth Bower
Margaret Roderick
Body temperature a built in thermostat in health
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the body maintains a normal temperature via internal thermostats and heat regulation. He notes average healthy temperatures around 98 degrees, fever rising with infection, and extreme drops with cold or intoxication. Heat comes from muscle activity liver and kidneys, mainly controlled by the thyroid and related glands.
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Extel
Calvary Methodist Bible Class Meets With Pictures
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church school met in the church parlors Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs K D Kirk presiding The business session was followed by moving pictures of the local church and its activities shown by James Houck Refreshments were served.
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King's Daughters Bible
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Ollock
K. D. Kirk
James Houck
Mind Your Manners Bridge Etiquette Quiz
Quiz on polite ratio of roles in social events and letter tone. Answers note: men should not hold coats without illness, hostesses can invite guests, wife signs notes first with husband noted, engagement finger wears wedding band, avoid temper in letters. Bridging club entry advised by direct approach or subtle hint.
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Feud Among New York Maids and Butlers Grips High Society
In New York's upscale districts a quiet feud among butlers, maids, and footmen divides mansion worlds. Rival clubs and magazines spark petty clashes, while Dorothy Parker travels from Spain to aid Republican Loyalists. The piece also notes theater, fashion, and arts rumors shaping the city scene.
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
A compilation of notable historical anniversaries and births. Includes DeWitt Clinton, Sam Houston, Stephen Olin, Erasmus P. Smith, Carl Schurz, William Boyd Allison, and events from 1814 to 1937. Birthdays: Inez Haynes Irwin, Alice Foote MacDougall, John Hamilton, Ethel Bolton, Thomas Cooper, Alfred Upham, Samuel Yellin. Also a horoscope signaling personal freedom and adventurous energy.
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DeWitt Clinton
New York
Savant
Orange Co
N. Y
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Texas
Republic of
Fesus
U.S
Lexington
Stephen Olin
Randolph-Macon College
Wesleyan University
Interior
Germany
William Boyd Allison
Perry
Ohio
Duduque
Philadelphia
Poland
Daily English Lesson Word Study Deponent
A compact note on usage and pronunciation of common errors. Today highlights misused phrases such as I shall wait on you and corrects bouquet pronunciation boo ka through examples. The entry defines deponent as a person who provides evidence, especially in writing, with a sample sentence.
Bisle Thought Peace I Leave With You
A fragmentary lines reads peace I leave with you not as the world gives. Let not your heart be troubled. The text pairs a biblical quote with a metaphor about peace and its sun. The source presents a literary, possibly mis-OCRd passage attributed to Colton in a mixed citation.
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