The Daily News Freder ick Md Editorial Policy
The article announces newspaper policy requiring real names for letter writers and authorizing corrections after editor notice. It also notes Associated Press credit and mail-in notices, with postal registration and office contact guidelines. It does not report a distinct event or person.
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Fredericktown Savings Institution Celebrates Centennial
The Fredericktown Savings Institution marks 100 years of banking service with widespread community congratulations. The centennial honors the bank’s long, steady growth, noted for good management and service, as Frederickstown’s credit culture is celebrated.
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Inquiring Reporter Asks About The Good Old Days
Random readers answer if they prefer the good old days or now. Lewis Bayer and Mrs Haberford favor both equally while others favor the present with cars and modern advantages. Cashour and Murdoch speak for both eras, Culler prefers today, and local voices share mixed views.
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Happiness Through Helpfulness Sunday Lesson
Religion feature on the Joyous Life explores happiness as a byproduct of giving not receiving. It cites Acts 20 and the idea that joy comes from serving others, with meditation on selflessness and a prayer asking God to move from self-centered thoughts to service.
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Daily Lessons In English Word Guide Tumultuous
Instructional note on proper usage and pronunciation. Highlights common errors in contractions and misspellings. Provides a sample sentence: He was conscious of a tumultuous rush of emotion. Emphasizes expanding vocabulary by learning one word daily.
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Bible Verse Quotation Sparks Philosophical Note
A fragment quotes Genesis 16 19 and a Syrus line about human conflict to provoke reflection on fate and enmity. The text presents paired maxims on divine stance and human misfortune, without clear current event context or identifiable figures.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick notes from The Neus date March 1803 recount local events. The Frederick County Farmers' Encharge moves to a new building on Car Tol street between All Saints and East South streets. The Con-Divoa Company elects two sectors and local figures like Johnson and Witeshew are named. John Aron and Mr and Mrs Pinar et return from New York and Philadelphia.
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Concise County News Recaps Weekend Visits and Meetings
Local items from the county list weekend visits among families and friends in Philadelphia Union Bridge and Westminster. Mrs. Hoss and Misses Myers share visits while the Parent-Teacher Association plans a schoolhouse meeting. A hospital note covers Thomas Wolshaar’s surgery and Sallie Weaver’s recovery. Ladies Aid held a cake sale after their meeting with eleven members.
Visitors and local notes from Uniontown area
Mrs J Howard Brenhaugh of Orenee New Jersey visited the George Eekenrode home near Uniontown from Sunday to Wednesday. Florida trips included three weeks for Mr and Mrs Krumbaugh. Sunday visitors at Vero and Mrs Jesse Stongster’s home included Hoy Stonesifer Roland Ardel Galen James Yingling Hobbie Mayherrs and Mrs Roy Carbaugh daughters Catherine and Milfred Taneytown and William Stonesifer. William Phillips visits Virginia. Mrs Vernae Koontz improving after a broken hip at Frederick City Hospital. John Miller sold property near town to Mr Potts Baltimore. Mrs Roy Carbaugh and Mildred spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Stonesifer. Wesan Phillips and son Jay visit Taylor Addison in Washington DC. Mrs Sophia Staub is at her daughter’s home Mrs Gu Babylon Wakefield. Miss Margaret Stonesifer suffers a severe cold.
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Wolfsville notes show local births mispelled names and school roster
March excerpts list family events, a birth announcement, a move of a saw mill, and daily pupil attendances. Names include Warrenfelts, Kline, Wolf, Harshman, Wise, Bear, Draper, and many others. multiple rooms list dozens of pupils and staff with scattered OCR errors.
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Harry C.omy
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Union Bridge Trin Pol and Gas Debate Rumbles
Fragmentary OCR note references political tensions over gas policy and union bridge issues. Names, dates, and clear details are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a political dispute involving government, gas supplies, and a named location.
Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight March Event
Woodsboro residents host and visit relatives across New Windsor Pittsburgh Annapolis and Frederick while Unionville Women’s Club plans a March 12 minstrel novelty show at the Woodsboro Opera House to benefit the club. February perfect attendance listed for numerous students.
Local Social Notes and February Attendance
Loys Loys March and various families spent Sunday with neighbors in Warnesboro Catonsville and Gettysburg. February attendance at Loy’s school showed Wulpatia Fisher Bessie Harbauch Catherine Yarbauch Pallas Carson John Hoffman Robert Sprincer and George Frushour present all days. absentees include Mabel Fogle Rachel Martin Joseph Harbaugh and others. Mrs Elsie Graham teaches.
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Catherine Yarbauch
Pallas Carson
John Hoffman
Robert Sprincer
George Frushour
Mabel Fogle
Rachel Martin
Joseph Harbaugh
Roland Lenz
Johnsville Notice of Local Figures Improving
In Johnsville on March report, Mr Jacob Dinterman, recently HI, shows improving health. Mr and Mrs D Interman and son visit Mrs Geo and family. The notice notes family efforts and community concern.
Residents and visitors share weekend and moving notes
Mr and Mrs Geo Dinterman hosted Friday guests Mr Sameg Saworthy William Keworthy and Ted Keworthy of Mr firy Leon Brandenburg and William Keeney of Johnsville. Mr and Mrs Winfield Grimes moved Friday to a new home near Oak Orchard. Mr and Mrs Clinton Nusbaum visited Unionville Saturday. Miss Marie Diehl a Maryland State Normal School student spent the weekend with her parents here.
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William Keeney
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Misa Marie Diehl
Maryland State Normal School
Browningsville Community Notes March Updates
Browningsville reports residents recovering and visiting relatives. Mrs. Misse Purdum recovering after goiter operation in Baltimore. Betty Weller spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Burdette. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beall. Grace Watkins returned from Galtherst rg visit. Mary Browning returned home after funeral of Mrs. Sally Watkins. Oyster supper planned March 24 at Town Hall by Community Club. serving 5 to 11 or later.
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Etiquette Tips and Taps History From A Classic Page
The page blends etiquette questions on monogram sizes and placement with a note on sounding taps. It explains table linen monogram guidelines and napkin displays, then recounts the origins and variations of Taps in U.S. military history, noting uncertain details and historical records.
Letter Golf A NOISY ONE
Traffic cops of Hartford Conn are considered better traffic regulators than the present system of traffic light. During rush hours these lights are out of commission and the coppers hold sway.
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Germs Cause Disease No Longer A Theory
Editor Morris Fishbein discusses microbiology advances noting that fifty years after Pasteur the germ theory is established. He cites discovery of numerous bacteria linked to diseases, describes microscopic identification, and explains animal inoculation tests as proof of a germ’s disease-causing power.
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Lufburrow Encourages Sharing Cheer in Community
A brief poem by N A Lufburrow urges readers to spread joy and cheer despite hardships. It emphasizes personal effort to find happiness and contribute to communal well being through positive action. Readers are invited to subscribe to The News for full coverage.
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