The Daily News Newspaper Notice and Policy
The Daily News explains publication rules for letters and notices, requires real names or authorizing statements, welcomes free notices as advertising, and commits to corrections on notification to the editor. The text also notes postal classification and affiliation with The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. and the Associated Press.
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Indifference to Law Menaces Home Front Patriotism Urged
A 1928 editorial warns of a rise in crime and social decay at home. It calls for renewed patriotism, adherence to the law, and collective effort to uphold order, improve civics, and ensure the country remains worthy of Liberty. It emphasizes duty for both men and women in safeguarding democracy and preventing further law violations.
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America
Massachusetts
Commissioner of Agriculture
International Traffic Remedies Discussed To Ease Congestion
The article surveys global efforts to ease traffic jams, noting express highways and parking abolition as common measures. It cites Paris proposals to reduce street crowding by removing first floor street-front spaces, arguing widening and crossing elimination are financially constrained.
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United States
London
Paris
Berlin
Inquiring Reporter Aske Five Persona Questions
Inquiring Reporter asks five residents for opinions on a Sunday oratorio "Btabat Mater." REV W C Royal says he was pleased, G Lloyd Palmer calls it ine, A Kemp Keefer finds it fine, Mrs Henry Egale calls it splendid, Mrs Will Fout says it was lovely and enjoyable. the piece is discussed amid notes on urban traffic planning and evolving city transit.
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W. C. Royal
G. Lloyd Palmer
County Supt. of Education
Power of Good Will in Religion and Life
Theme: religion and power centered on good will. Verse pairings from Luke and Romans cited. Meditation asserts good will as universal force, equating with charity and Paul’s love that endures all things. Prayer asks God to fill hearts with brotherly love and trust.
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St. Paul
Tivol Presents Chicago First Night With Haver Leads
The Tivoli opens with Chicago featuring Phyllis Haver in the lead and Victor Varconi in strong support. The picture is a bold critique of jazz with a striking role for Haver as the scheming wife who eludes capture. Short attractions include a Fox Ben and a fable film. Maryland shows Bride of the Storm with Dolores Castello and John Harrop, plus Jack Daugherty in The Trail of the Tiger serial chapter.
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Tivol
Chicago
Maryland
Dolores Castello
John Harrop
Todari
Orient
Jack Daugherty
Dance Hosiery in Nude Shade For Dances
New sheer chiffon hosiery offers a nude shade that matches skin tone for dance wear. At first glance it gives a nude look to the leg while providing sheer coverage and elegance.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick brief notes report William Nagh Young attending the Grand Council meeting in Ballimore as a dese gate from Frecenck Cornacal Xe. The Adams Express office moved from North Market street to West Second street. James Brust fell through a cellar floor in the Knights of Pythias lodge room while repairing lines for Frederick County Telephones and Telegraph Company but sustained no serious injuries. Mr W Hirdler and family moved from 222 to 114 East Chunk street. C Harre Millet of Neidie and Miller Ferene in New York. Miss Jesse Steen boss Cacd Street returned from a trip to New York.
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William Nagh Young
Ballimore
Royal
Arcanu
James Brust
Hseman
Frederick County Telephones and Teleggaph Company
Branswick
Celine
Knights of Prthias
Init
Senousir
Lenten Oratorio Stabat Mater Presented in Frederick
About 1,500 attendees from Frederick city and county heard the Lenten oratorio Stabat Mater by Rosini Sunday at Tivoli theater under Hood College, directed by Henry J. Wade. A 100-voice chorus, with an assembled orchestra and organ, featured soloists Mrs. Eleanor Chase Horn, Mile. Mar cello Privat, Edward A. Jendrek, and William Gilbert Horn.
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Frederick City
lRoselni
Tivoli Theater
Hood College
Henry J. Wade
Eleanor Chase Horn
Baltimore
Mile
Marcello Privat
Edward A. Jendrek
William Gilbert Horn
Wade
Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir
Jondrek
Horn
Privat
Torn
Egmont
Leethoven
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Genevieve Emery
George H. Emmons
Emery T. Coblentz
Middletown
Frederick
Cavatina
Emory TL. Cobleniz
Vicarus
Lord
Senator Orlando Clarrison Dies in Berlin at 61
Berlin Md March 23 State Senator Orlando Clarrison Worcester county legislator and leader in the Maryland Democratic Party died at his home after a paralytic stroke He was 61 and had served 16 years in the state senate He headed Harrison Nurseries was president of the Exchange and Savings Bank and Berlin Building and Loan Association He was born in Roxana Neb in 1867 and served as Berlin mayor 1900 1908 and 1910 1912 He is survived by his widow and four sons.
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Orlando Clarrison
Worcester County
Maryland Senate
Harrison
State Senate
Harrison Nurseries
Exchange and Savings Bank of
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Roxana
Nel
Senator Harrison
Mercenary: Daily Lesson From English Instructor
W L Gordon defines mercenary as motivated by gain or reward. He advises correct usage acquiesce in and notes pronunciation ak wi es while highlighting common misspellings and the habit of using a word thrice to fix it in memory.
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Ailis
Joe Rite
Sassafras
Harrin
Letter Golf Puzzle Promises Easy Catch A Fish
Lent themed word game explains changing one letter at a time to transform words with four strokes. Each step must yield a valid common word and the order of letters remains fixed. A solution is printed on the last page.
Life's Niceties on Acknowledging Stranger Help
A reader asks if a woman should inquire a stranger's identity after a service and whether she must speak to a man who offers his seat or other small favors. The guidance says not necessary unless the service merits a reward, and a simple nod of thanks or a formal thanks is sufficient.
Art Club Meeting Highlights Historical Arts and Travel
The Art Club held a Thursday evening session led by chair Miss Margaret Rodrick. Mrs. Bessie Clapp read minutes. Miss Sulla Etchison presented a paper on 18th century artisans Paul Revere, Paul Lamerie and Paul Storr. Miss Elizabeth Bower described the Baltimore and Ohio China rail tale of 1827 and 1927.
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Art Club
Margaret Rodrick
Bessie Clapp
Paul Revere
Paul Lamerie
Paul Storr
Sulla Etchison
China
Elizabeth Bower
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rodrick
Florence Doub
Frederick
Hagerstower
Matrimonial Exchange at Troutville Chapel A Comedy
The Troutville Community Club presents a two act comedy titled The Matrimonial Exchange in the chapel on Friday. The cast includes Lawrence Gotrox banker C Saylor Lamy Gotroz Lord Montmerencs fortune hunter and more with actors singers and dancers listed such as Buy Lightfoot Professor Trainer and Mrs Civde. No admission charge and no refreshments provided.
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Troutville
Michael McGinnice
W. F L" Krise
Civde
Mies Edna Smith
Xell Cirde
Kate Civde
Cixdle
Anna Eaton
Pam Hauver
Bridget O Flannhan
C. W. Geisbert
Pareppa de Clsimer
Helen Ring
Fannie Gashet
Ada Moore
Alcina Slimmins
Beesig Bright
Nannie
Elizabeth Geisbert
Menry Jane Gabbe
Gabbie
Ethel
Wildcats
Mre
HLH
Werlang
Oss
Bible Thought From Heart and Mouth Verses
Fragmentary note cites a Bible verse about abundance of the heart and speech and mentions an owner’s class and thorn touched by a feat. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or context for a fuller summary.
Auto Truck Collision Kills One Injures Another
Robert N. Ireland of Glenn Falls in Carroll county was instantly killed when his Chevy collided with a Thurmont milk truck on the Baltimore and Westminster road near Westminster. Miss Eleanor Ward of near Westminster was cut about the face and bruised. the truck driver and passenger were uninjured. An inquest will be held in Westminster to determine cause.
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Robert N. Ireland
Glenn Falls
Carroll County
Eleanor Ward
Westminster
Otto Beall
Thurmont
Baltimore and Westminster Road
Mehra Warehime
Union Bridge
Franklin Weddle
Baltimore
Mr. Ireland
Miss Ward
Ireland
Chappell
Braddock
Emmitsburg Social Notes From Fri to Thursday
Residents and visitors are listed across Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Maurice Gillelan traveled to Washington and Baltimore. the Cooper family visited Baltimore. Violet Kemper of Gettysburg visited Emmitsburg. Robert Gillelan trip to Waynesboro. Mrs. Gillelan, in Philadelphia, returned home. Mrs. Carr ie Firor returned from seven weeks in Washington. local women attend Frederick County Rural Women's Clubs meeting in Frederick.
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Emmitsburg
Maurice Gillelan
Washington
Baltimore
Louis Cooper
Jeanette Cooper
Violet Kemper
Gettysburg
Robert Gillelan
Waynesboro
Denver Geisey
Philadelphia
G. Meade Patterson
R. N. Card Club
Charles David Gillelan
Carrie Firor
John Eyler
Barlow
Edgar Mullen
George Ohler
B. Ohler
Walter Givens
Frederick
William Busche
Relocation Plan for Confederate Monument at Mt Olivet
A committee plans re moving the Confederate monument in Mt Olivet cemetery to an adjoining circle about 90 feet away. The project includes four bronze tablets listing county Civil War soldiers and honors. the Ladies' Monument Association erected the monument in 1880. The new site would be elevated for greater prominence.
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Mt. Olivet
William J. Grove
Glenn H. Worthington
Albert
Ladies’ Monument Association
Frederick County
Antietam
Monocacr
Gettishuis
State Utilities Treasurer in Baltimore Meeting
A treasurer at the Marsland Utilities Association faced a final meeting in Baltimore on a Friday afternoon and night. Key figures included William Bromberg of Baltimore, with several offices tied to the organization.
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Roe Town
Marsland
Baltimore
Marron
Wiliam Broembg
Bartimore
Today In History and Anniversaries Digest
Highlights include 1726 Sir John Vanbrugh dies in London and 1825 California becomes a Mexican province. 1881 Bucharest becomes Romania's capital, 1902 Cecil Rhodes dies in Cape Town, and 1927 Notre Dame awards the Laetare Medal to Margaret Anglin. Today also marks a year since a youth soared 50 feet on a kite line in Providence and notable birthdays for King Fuad I Sir Gerald Du Maurier William P Hobby Eleanor Axson Sayre.
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Blesheim
Duke of Marlborough
London
South Carolina
Congress
California
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Dublin
Paducah
Kentucky
Roumania
Bucharest
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodesia
Cape Town
England
Fuad I
Egypt
Cairo
Gerald du Maurier
William P. Hobby
Texas
Eleanor Axson Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Philadelphia
Madura foot case shows tropical disease in United States
A Boston physician notes a 1898 report of a tropical disease appearing in the United States with later cases in 1921 Galveston and 1925 Cleveland. The condition, Madura foot, involves a wound infected by a parasite that causes sustained inflammation and tissue overgrowth, sometimes ulceration, risking disability or death.
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United States
Tropics
Galveston
Cleveland
Southern Pine Association meets in New Orleans
Haven Connecticut aims to discuss improved manufacture and lumber service as leading producers from the South gather for the thirteenth annual Southern Pine Association meeting in New Orleans.
Birthday Social Honors Bell Family Brother's Birthday
A birthday social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle G. Bell in Walkersville celebrated the brother’s birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bell and son Grayson, the Wachters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carmack, the Zimmermans with daughters Marjorie and Vivian, and Emory Beil, plus John Wachter and daughter Louse.
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Earle G. Bell
Walkersville
Earle Bell
Grayson
Martin L. Wachter
Harry Carmack
Elmer Zimmerman
Marjorie
Vivian
John Wachter
Louse
Emory Beil
Lut's Stuff A Helping Hand
A brief excerpt from a letter or motto praising kindness and helping others. The author N. A. Lufburrow urges readers to lend a hand, noting joy in giving and the value of consideration for others. Say you saw it in The News.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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