The Daily News and Its Independent Stance
The Daily News published each afternoon except Sunday from Frederick by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and uses AP copy credited or not, with legal notice of no communications or comments on public matters. It is entered at the Frederick post office as second class matter.
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Sesdaya
Court Street
Frederick
Marsiacd
TEE Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Ihis Parer
Costs of Road Maintenance and Snow Clearing in Pennsylvania
The article argues that expanding high standard roads raises upkeep costs, noting Pennsylvania spends heavily on snow clearance and road repairs. It cites last winter’s $3,990,000 for plowing, cinders, and non skid work, and discusses ongoing maintenance as a costly, endless effort for durable highways.
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Pennsylvania
America
Chance for Pilgrims Death Remark from King George Note
A fragmentary report recalls a remark by a five year old girl named Nancy Pearra about King George's death. The text glances at English newspaper fame and American readers reacting to the British monarch’s passing.
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George Brindle
Nancy Pearra
Daughier
Ard
Anson
Fred
The
Manchester Guardian
Crick
Maryland
King George
Trends in business education broadcast schedule announced
The Pabnet and Fredery Press committee announce the second in a series of broadcasts on local station Sunday at 3 o clock. The subject will be presented by S. Fenion and details of the study will be discussed for the audience benefit.
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Pabnet
Fredery Preaid Press
Commtee Association
Senirdey
S. Fenion
Will Rogers Reflections on Japan and Manchuria Travel
Readable fragments recount Will Rogers commenting on Japan and Manchuria travel. Mentions flying routes from Japan to Manchuria, views of Japanese mountains, and a crossing of the Sea of Japan. Odd phrasings hint at appreciation of landscape and people amid travel notes.
LUF'S STUFF SAD EVENTS
A reader calls for compassionate aid during troubling times and urges generous, swift support from the public to help those facing loss and hardship. The message emphasizes relief efforts and communal help through shared generosity.
Heampnel-Gelsinger Wedding in Neville Pa March 21
Miss Deroth M Gelsinger wed J Grasp¢e late Mr and Mrs James M Heampnel of Neville Pa in a March 21 ceremony at the United Brethren Church conducted by Rev DeWits P Zuse.
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Hemphels—Gelsinger
Deroth
M. Gelsinser
Gelsinser J
Grasp
James M. Heampnel
Neviille
DeWits P. Zuse
United Brethren Church
Frederick Hospital Patients Improve Amid Updated Reports
Among the sick are Gerson Rosenour and Fred, both patients since Sunday. Glenn Garber Jr underwent an appendix operation Monday and is improving at Frederick City Hospital. A. Kemp Keeler on West Second Street has been at home for two weeks and is reported improving. Mrs. Marion D. Carmack of 114 East 9th Street was operated on at the Frederick City Hospital and is improving.
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Gerson Rosenour
Fred
Glenn
Garber, Jr
Frederick City Hospital
A. Kemp Keeler
West Second Street
Marion D. Carmack
East Ixth Street
Frederick C:tr Hospital
Fire destroys barn and wagon shed in Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick the barn and wagon shed of Dr Thomas J Gill near Jefferson were burned with eleven head of stock. Estimated loss stood at four thousand dollars. W H Hilton, agent for the Baltimore and Ohio, Washington Junction, died after weeks of illness. Adelia M Castle and J W Jarboe noted in medical and registry lines.
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Thomas J .Kgill
W. H Hilton
Baltimore and Ohio
Harread
Washington Junction
Emness
Mirs
Adelia M Castle
W. Tate
A. H. Caste
Omiear White
J. S. W. Jarboc
Ims
Local ems From The Columns of the News March 1916
The column notes March ending with bad weather and hopes for a compromise. It mentions a hearing for Legore reimbursement of 209.18 and a baseball team fundraising effort supported by Amon Bur ur and E Aurin James Harr Wetzel. Frank Heck buys Judge Motter home on Elm Street for 3200 dollars.
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Ian
E. Aurin James James Harr Wetzel
Noel Haller
Fessier Haller
Tioln
Clay Joe Stephers
Frank Heck
John G. Motter
Elmstreet
Letters on The Road Question For Frederick And Counties
Mr Estabrook discusses road funding and the need for a new highway in Frederick and neighboring counties. He argues against financing by borrowing, cites landscape value, and urges postponement of costly construction until times improve. He contends local readers should prioritize necessary needs over luxury projects.
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Estabrook
Frederick
Pase
Gore
Las Ste
Frederick Ang
Becaise
Teresi Iaereon
Ldpot
Spayers
BS Tong
Lise
Childr
Grandchen
Maryan
Loutisis
Edemez County
Milage
Frederick County
Anatal
Palendary
Endorse relief funds urged for Montgomery County
Commissioners in Rochy:le hear a $109,000 emergency relief plan to be run by the board of public works. The flood committee led by Maj. Gen. Mitton A. Reckord outlined three phases: immediate mood relief, road and bridge repairs, and reconstruction. Red Cross assists the immediate needs. repairs include about $3,000 for Seven Locks and nearby roads. A bridge location near Veins Ferry is proposed.
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Board of Public Works
Montgomery County
Rochy:le
Mitton A. Reckord
Red Cross
Broostmont
Seven Locks
Coun
Catacan skvine drive debated with county prosperity angle
Leon M Estabrook of Sunny Hill Farm argues for improvements to improve access and attract tourists while stressing farmers need better roads to bring products to markets. He notes typical day trips from cities will not yield heavy spending and urges investment in farm to market and neighborhood roads.
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Fredenck County
Washington
Baltimore
Flood Relief Fund Contributions and Donors Listed
A long list shows flood relief donations including Arthur D. Willard 10.00 Jacques de Molex Com mandery 35.00 and numerous individuals and organizations such as Enoch Royal Arch Chapter 2500, Miss Laura Cochran 3.4, Miss Emuma Gross, Jefferson, and Franklin area groups. The record itemizes gifts totaling amounts and names donors and affiliations connected to local relief efforts.
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Arthur D. Willard
Jacques de Molex
Jefferson
Homer Grass
Ingian
D. C
Z. Bural Warren
Frederick
Frederick Carlos M de Garmendia
B. Delaplaine
Frances Ann Delaplaine
MM. DeLaster
Pleasant
W. M. DeLaster
Calan
Ile
Amanda Aha
Burkivtsyi Ay Md
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
W. A. Gardner
Ira S. Remsberg
Nave
A Mirs
Alfred Immerman
St. Mi
A. B. Pisher
Rocss
Mary
Julia Williamson
Evan.iautheran Ghusch School
Free- Heights
Jesse H Poste
Saexh
C .G. Reeney
T. H. Wachter
Walkers Hie
Propriety and Pronunciation in a Language Lesson
A faulty text discusses word usage and pronunciation. It explains meanings of decid ed conclusive and dos not mispronounce terms. It suggests study tips and misspelled examples to improve mastery of vocabulary and propriety in language.
Suit For Services May Reach Jury Here Today
In Camden New Jersey the suit for services to recover 2500 dollars seeks remuneration from the estate of James S Graduwell and the late Louisa Met Heiman. The case, tried in Court of Common Pleas after removal from another county, centers on alleged insurance settlement actions and claimed unpaid services. Evidence includes testimony from Gradwell associates and insurance company representatives about arrangements and expected compensation.
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Sires
Camden
N. J
James S. Graduell
May Dehi Heiman
Louisa Met
Henman
Ton County
Torney
Heilman
Gradwell
Nesit Gradweill
S & Favor
NS. J
Beisiont
Ims
Graawe
Fim
Hyersioam
Edurm
C. Hilary
Imsuranés Compa
Hargerstown
Testates Gradwell
Gradael
Thomas James, Jr
Jamison
Mir
Ck Giadamo
Meeting Date Set for Conference on April 3
The meeting date for the conference has been rescheduled to April 3, two weeks after the original March 20 date, which was canceled due to floods. Dr. Henry McDonald of the committee on ferry matters announces the change.
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Shepherdstoen
Henry McDonald
Union Lenten Service at Woodboro Churches
Lenten service conducted by Woodboro churches will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Church of God. Rev Joc Cock is pastor of the church involved.
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UNION
Woodboro
Witl
Ian the Church * of God
Joc. Cock
Sutton Place Mystery and Transit Notes in New York
The article describes Manhattan traffic and the Sutton Place area in New York, noting European connections and customs, with references to a woman named Hopk nshes and a move regarding the Marbury estate. It mentions No. 13 Sutton Place and implied changes in ownership and social scenes on the east side.
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George Ross
New York
Manhatan
York
Hopk
Sutton Plate
Northeas
Marbury
Esate
Marcury
Hops
Elizapeth Moer
Sion Place
East Side
Europe
Snem
Today In History Main figures and events noted
Events list birthday anniversaries for notable figures such as governors and reformers. It cites births and deaths of Ruther, Evans, Otis, Van Cleve and others, plus events like Coxey's Army departure and a New York City fire with casualties. The piece blends dates, names, and places in a compact daily retrospective.
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Wi Ruther
Berks Tred
George H. Evans
New York
New Jersey
Counoy
Luce
Natal Citer
Naval War College
Borm
Albany
Frea- Md
Ae Mat
Sweden
Paul van Cleveyma Hstoran
Brat Dort
Cleveland
Sciemn
Maryland
Pnna Public Ledger
Coxey
Army of the Commonweal
Mess-Hen
Ohio
Washington
New York City
Inaana
Fragmented Horoscope Fragments Amid Names and Dates
A garbled note lists names ages and places such as England Utah Idaho and Texas. It references court figures and journalists, with scattered hints of birthdays and years. The tone mixes affectionate commentary with personal details and partial career notes.
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