Daily News An Independent Paper Published Afternoons
The Daily News reports with standard newspaper tone, noting independence and a publishing schedule. It lists the Frederick Maryland office address and credits the Associated Press for dispatches. The piece reflects typical early 20th century newspaper boilerplate and policy statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benda
Nees-Post
Court Esteel Frederick
Merrland
TEE
Great Southern Printing
Axa’ Manufacturing CO
Slowing Down in the Age of Speed
The article argues modern life pushes haste and speed, contrasting past slower rhythms with today’s rapid pace. It reflects on church servant ideals, pleasure seeking, and the difficulty of slowing down amid accelerating transit and daily routines. It notes some misgivings about constant movement and urges contemplation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Ee
Wong
Edward VI Shows Consistency After Fathers Death
The young Edward VI reassures his people he will remain the same ruler Prince of Wales. He rejects solemn black in mourning and criticizes fashion for excessive grieving. Trade and fashion react, with cravats and veils giving way to lighter attire as the public watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VI
Wales
Eric
Buckingham
Epsom
Woodsborg W. C. T. U home of MM
The fragment notes the Woodsborg W C T U unit and mentions a person initials MM in connection with a local home or meeting. Details are limited, but the item appears as a brief community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsborg
W. C. T. Uther
Will Rogers Observations on Far East Power Shifts
Fragmented manuscript notes quote Will Rogers on China Japan and Manchuria with wartime era feel. The text mentions nations serving on the League, and comments on what Japan and China supposedly want amid shifting power. Remaining legible lines reference Mao and broader Asia themes.
Unclear wartime remarks spark debate on responsibility
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about war, economics, and leaders. Names and clear facts are unreadable, making it difficult to extract a cohesive event, person, or location.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Local column recalls events from half a century past in Frederick, noting legislative moves on a Maryland bill and the passage awaiting Senate approval. Also mentions a barber announcing candidacy for sheriff and a birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Senate
Ivgomar W. Albaugh
LOGAL
Barber
Wno Tecenuy
Sherif
The Truth About Diet and Arthritis Beliefs
A historical note discusses diet claims for arthritis and rheumatic diseases. It questions low protein intake and high carbohydrate ideas, noting concerns about water balance and calorie content in sufferers.
Health Question About Tooth Decay Causes and Care
The note suggests that tooth decay stems from multiple factors including growth and blood vessel condition. It implies that decay may relate to overall health and warrants care for affected teeth and possible cases of death or decline.
Diet Guidance for Chronic Arthritis Care in Children
A caregiver note on managing chronic arthritis in a child emphasizes that diet alone cannot cure arthritis. It warns against extreme avoidance diets and explains that disease fluctuates. A sample 2000-calorie daily menu is provided with foods believed to support blood-building substances.
Local Notes from Detour and Summers Area Socials
Detour and Summers vicinity items report numerous visits and health updates. Mrs John Lawrence and Mrs Ruth Yoder recoveries noted with visitors from West Virginia and nearby towns. Community members recall family visits, farm changes, illnesses and social events at Union Bridge, Westminster, Taneytown, and Frederick area locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence
Ruth Yoder
Long Grees
Rlex
Em- Warner
Apand
Edith
West Virginia
Rhea
Warren
Dewar
Joan Coshun
Boobie
Wioam
Freer
I. Warner
Wey
Elmer Schidt
Rocky Ridge
Jesse P
Margare
Ane
King
Aant Westminster
Ais Ber
Alender
Devour
Sprague
Urewen Bridge
Vernon Banzaré
Unon Bridge
Tieinad
Tne
Loren
Oscar Fritz
Arus Stambaugh
Elma
Janet
Bords
Detour
Janet Young
Nelson P. Henry
Deeral Gays
West Wirz
Berethe
Truman Cash
Westminster
Cqurdy
Francis Deta
Hanover
Robes
Taneytown
E Shorb
Mildred
James Marsh
George Bridge
Kramer
Enis
Wstmaster
Robert Smith Taneytown
James Exchison
Frederick
Joseph Fiz
Emmitsburg
Olie
Alison
John Laurence
Marie Bruggman
Brugeman
Daval Fitz. Fuller
E. L. Warmer
Edith Yoder
Mildred Coshun Mir
Herman Koutz
Joan
H Koutz
Taner
Stuffed Eggs Lenox with a Garden Salad Menu
A historical menu lists stuffed eggs Lenox bread, cheese, and milk dishes. It includes mushroom soup, vegetable salad, tea, coffee, and desserts with precise measurements for ingredients and seasonings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Jucce
Tore
Fragmentary historical note on learning and conduct
A garbled excerpt discusses long standing behavior and virtue. It mentions men deriving knowledge through experience and feeling, with brief references to groups and actions. The legible text hints at themes of learning, conduct, and intergroup interaction without clear specifics.
Forgiveness and Sin From Ancient Reflections
A compact excerpt contrasts confession and mercy with a plea for forgiveness. It links Old Testament language from I Chronicles with a moral maxim about forgiveness, noting that one who cannot forgive others blocks their own path to heaven. The piece blends biblical phrasing and a proverb-like citation.
Fragmentary New York City Walkthrough Garbled Report
An unclear OCR fragment mentions George Ross and Nassau, with several garbled phrases about newsmen, a camera conference, and a concert. The text is incomplete, but hints at a public or media event involving a young woman and possible performances.
Today in History An odd mix of anniversaries and names
Fragmentary entry lists 1850 Caroline Lucretia noted English astronomer among two great astronomers and 1843 Por cco Ostomi founder of a religious sect. later mentions French Tennessee and Accomac Virginia items, plus 1582, 1830 entries about an unknown event and suspension of a wire in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Lucretia
Porcco Ostomi
Bern
Tennessee Potiess
San Francscos
Today In History and Obscure Notes From 19th Century
A scanned, messy history snippet recalls events and people from 1861 to 1899, mentioning West Point and Governor Sam Houston, plus references to storms, births, and wartime loyalties. The text also includes stray phrases about a veteran’s remarks and personal anecdotes interwoven with garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
West Point
N.Y
Sam Houston
Texas
Samoa Academy
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Associated Press
Stancine
Sensible Edward
Flapper
LiLa
Angrid
Will Rogers
Far East
Norma
Mao Go
Some *T
Japan
Hina
League
McNaue
Cate
Sandy
Sporas Mersiep
WI Brown
Union Theol
Bossa Ion Af Moscor
Hay Murphy
American Legion
Lecal Iems
Murray Gitpinger
Morris Fishbein
Journal
Te American Medical Association
Hyreta
The
Heath Magazine
Eo Hase
Ridgeville
By Williams
T.momeg
SEA Services
Edward Clabat
Charies
Daurted
James Coshun
Anna Mae
Moe
Union Bridge
Ezra Shank
New York
Browningsville
Bradley Watkins
Laure Dazbeng
McHifresh
McEtfresh
Bethesda
Edward Burdette
Dra. George and
Mack Borer
Lansisie Burdette
Parep
Beatrice Cutstar
Pilmore Beall
Dorcas Day
Maynard Watkins
Royce
Oscar Mulucan
Mollie Grimes
Archie Broadhurst
Carrel Marwitz
Washington, D. C
S. W. Broadhurst
Hubert Woltz
F. S. Gladhill
Lester Riggs
William Burke
John Kelly
New Market
Filmore Beall
Som
Lewisdale
Howard Watkins
Damascus
Milton Burdette
Rebecca Watkins
Charles , Burdette
Virgie Beal
Ballimore
Ladies’ Guild
Ladies of the Reformed Church of Union
Frank Martz
Simting
Toonerville
Peacsree
We & Snow S
Apo
Paine
Tem Ac
Mes
Alexander George
LENOX
Bible Thought
Herberh
Iy George Ross
Greemen
Ferraula
Ormia
Nassau
New
Tadai
B. Stout
Detroit
Busdder
Qumbom
New Ivado
Bern Ab Han
Bom
Bom & Hamibie
Oglesby
Mary
Tvs Ata
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!