Daily News masthead and policy note from Frederick MD paper
The Daily News explains ownership by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co and AP rights. It notes that letters must bear real names, advertisements sent by mail, and corrections will be printed if brought to the editor. It states postal entry as second class matter in Frederick Maryland.
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News-Poo
Bireet
Frederick
Great Southern Printing ‘and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Alese
Saint Patrick the Great Pioneer and His Persuasive Arts
The piece praises Saint Patrick as a pivotal pioneer who brought Christian institutions to a rough land. It argues his strong personal force and persuasive arts made him effective and suggests descendants inherit similar gifts aiding in politics.
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Americas
Ireland
Patrick
Loyalty as fuel for character and productivity
The piece argues loyalty must anchor in concrete objects like church country or employer to be meaningful. It links steadfast allegiance to God, institution, and people with motivation, transformed life, renewed purpose, and personal growth.
Sinks are Basins for Dishes Left Overnight
A concise definition notes sinks function as basins where dishes settle until morning. The sentence states sinks hold dirty dishes overnight, clarifying their purpose in kitchens.
Inquiring Reporter Asks Five People About Lindbergh Flight
Five individuals sampled for the column express mixed interest in flying with Col. Lindbergh. Archie Fisher says it would be a pleasure but unlikely. Caroline Thomas and Grace Lough show eagerness. R. E. Town would take a ground ride unless offered a flight. Rames Wendrickson would feel honored to be invited.
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Colonel Lindburgh
Archie E. Fisher
Col. Linsbergh
Caroline Thomas
Jim
Grace Lough
R. E. Town
Lindbergh
Rames Wendrickson
Frederick Art Club Meets For Current Events Night
The Frederick Art Club chaired by Mrs. Gertrude Apple met on March 16 to hear a range of current events and art talks. Miss Beresford of Hood College discussed etchings dry points and textiles, and Lorado Tarps lecture is planned for April 24 at Hood College.
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Frederick
Keith
Benson
Moore
Gustave Batman
Metropolian Museum
Hood
Beresford
Lorado
Tarp
Hood Covlege
Chandler
Katherine Keefer
Miss Chandler
Metropolitan Museum
Janie Delaplaine
Minture
Smoky Jark
Funtra
Spelman Rockefeller
Smoky Park
Mississippi
Ravarjay
Delaplaine
Albert Link
Munich
Link
Warnire
John Harvey
Apple
Fifth Avenue
New York
Frederick Republicans organize Wat BR Taft ban
Twenty years ago in Frederick a meeting of Republicans from Frederick, Howard, Carroll and Montgomery counties formed a Wat BR Taft ban. Officers named included presiding officer RR, vice president AL, treasurer Charles HH, and secretary Peeres. Three Frederick county elect committee members, Jesse D Davhof, J S Aine, and T Lewis, competed in a white contest at VSOC.
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Frederica
Howard
Carroll
Mortgomery
WAT
Presmenter RR
OM Tesworth
Cesretary Peeres
Charles HH
Frederick County
Jesse D Davhof
J. S Aine
T. Lewis
Who's Who in Frederick Seeger Business Leader of Frederick
Frederick biography of Charles Fr Seeger born April 12 1878 son of Inte Maria and Peter Seeger. He worked for Atlen C auvin and Company from 1899 for 19 years, started Seeger and Company at 22 West Patrick Street, later moved to 44 South Market Street. He led local campaigns including World War drives, chaired or supported many associations, and held multiple directorships and lodge memberships. Married Margarette E L Michael on September 26 1900. they have two sons AL Mekvin Seeger and Wilbur M Seeger. active in Evangelical Lutheran church and Men’s Club.
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Charles Fr. Seeger
Frederick
Maria
Peter Seeger
Seeger
Atlen Cauvin and Company
Mary
Yarar
West Patrick Street
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch
King David Lodge
Margarette EL Michael
Jerome Michael
AL Mekvin Seeger
Wilbur M. Seeger
Saturday Chat on St Patrick Day and spring hopes
The column notes St Patrick Day celebrations and green wear designs with jokes and commentary on local events. It references a meeting with officials in Washington, Lindbergh proximity, a hospital board meeting, and various community happenings like school journalism honors, licensing for out of town vendors, Tivoli movies, and era society notices.
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St. Patrick's Day
Flapper Fanny Says Clarifies Fashion Faiths
A brief column features Flapper Fanny offering quick quips on trends and social etiquette. The snappy notes reflect early 20th century style and urban attitudes toward modernity and propriety.
EtiquetteHints On Table Setting And Course Service
Life's Niceties offers guidance on table setting including arranging plates and serving utensils. It discusses whether pickles sauces and vegetables should be placed on individual plates or on shared tablets and emphasizes placing vegetables with the meat on the plate.
Washington, D C The Nation's Capital in Majestic Splendor
H Dossey Etouis extols Washington as the nation’s capital and supreme express of American life. He praises its plan, monuments, Capitol, and public buildings, noting the city’s vestibule of pride, history, and destiny for the United States.
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Paris
France
London
England
Rome
Italy
Berlin
Germany
Madrid
Stain
St Sa
Washington
America
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac River
United States
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lon
Republic
Ours
Unis
Nexr
W.ton
Pride and promise of the flag in our nation
A patriotic editorial emphasizes the flag as a symbol of friendship and liberty. It honors national pride in the capital, recalls the flag’s long history since 1776, and asserts that universal liberty will come from this enduring emblem.
Letter Golf Short Journey From Bath To Robe
Instructional puzzle item explains letter golf rules with steps to transform words by changing one letter at a time while keeping letter order. It gives sample COW to HEN sequence and notes a solution appears on the last page.
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Bath
Robe
Today In History and Birthdays A Look at Anniversaries
The column lists historic events and notable birthdays. Highlights include Samuel Patterson born 1728, Ebenezer Elliott 1781, Victor Emmanuel II crowned 1861, Mount Etna eruption 1853, Susan Warner death 1885, Utopia sinking 1891, Cherokee Bill hanged 1896, and a World War I note. Also birthdays: Pierce Butler, Charles Levine, Dr. Slagle, Lady Ramsay, Bobby Jones, Charles Brush. Today also marks St Patrick’s Day events and Evacuation Day in Boston.
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Aniversaries
Samuel Patterson
London
Ebenezer Elliott
Yorkshire
England
Haly
Victor Emmanuel II
Sardinia
Mount Etna
Susan Warner
Highland Falls
N. Y
New York City
Utopia
Gibraltar Bay
Fort Smith
Baprume
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court of the United States
Dakota County
Minn
Charles A. Levine
North Adams
Mass
Robert L. Slagle
University of South Dakota
Hanover
Patricia Ramsay
King George
Bobby Jones
America
Atlanta
Charles F. Brush
Euclid
Daily Lessons In English by W L Gordon
Daily English lesson notes on word usage spelling and pronunciation. Includes examples on accident and suggestion along with a humorous Q A about visit versus visitation and sample phrases to improve vocabulary.
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W L Gordon
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