Daily News and The News Post Office Note
The document appears to be a publisher notice from The Daily News and The News-Post Building in Frederick, listing printing by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co and Associated Press services. It notes corrections policy and publication terms for the newspaper.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Matyas
Great Southern Printing and Manupacturing CO
Membeee
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Spring Fever Reflections and Musical Meditations
A reflective essay notes spring fever and longing for routine, compares horse life to human impulse, and cites biblical lines about singing. It weighs music as costly yet uplifting and muses on science shaping security and future treaties.
Daily English Lesson Notes Misused Terms
A fragmented page shows English lesson notes with garbled phrases and misused words. It references general, moral, and mathematical topics and hints at pronunciation issues and word usage guidance. The legible portions mention words like hereafter and misused terms in a dated instructional style.
Will Rogers Echoes Optimism on Hoover Era Remarks
A fragmented passage covers Will Rogers citing Herbert Hoover and other figures including Herbert Flenehaker, J. P. Morgen, Owen Young, Carter Glass, and Andy Melton. The quote expresses optimism about the nation’s direction and compares insight to the U.S. Senate view, referencing economic concerns and the draft era context.
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U. S. Senate
Lander Women's Club Meets with New Officer Elections
The Lander Women's Club gathered at Mrs. Joseph Routzahn's home with 21 members. Guest Miss Pearl Woods joined as a new member. new officers include President G. Morrison and Vice President Mary Gladhil.
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Ira Renneburg
Geo. Lakin
Ballard
Y.C. A
G. Morrison
Mary Gladhil
Norman Hines
Nina Marnote
Paul Stockman
John Fewley
Norman Remsburg
Mary Routzahn
John Fawley
Norman Homes
Joseph Rovizahn
Shooting Suspected in Permyitle County Incident
Sheriff Eugene Racne suggested gossip as a possible cause of a shooting at a Permyitle home where Mrs. Emily Fisher, Sr a 32 year old mother of two was shot after answering a door knock. The incident concerns a local shooting case with unclear immediate motive and investigation ongoing.
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Permyitle
Sheryf Eugene Racne
Emily Fisher
Frederick Miscellany of Movers and Dates
Local items note moves and addresses from The News columns. Elbridge F. Biggs relocates from 140 North Market Street to Rosemont. Mr and Mrs Willie V Wolfe move to 21 West Third Street in Yellow Springs.
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Dean Raeger
Model of the Moment in Tailored Suits and Hats
The article surveys tailored menswear highlighting black pebble surfaces, fine textures, and smart cuts. It notes a wide red belt at the waist and a tan skirted silhouette, plus a surge of intricate sailor hats matching suits.
Notre Dame patron saint of radio broadcasting celebrated
A mass in France honored Our Lady of Good News as patron saint of radio broadcasting with Cardinal Verdier presiding. Radio workers from stars to laborers attended the ceremony.
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ATRON
Our Lady of Good News
France
Cardinal Verdier
Flood Relief Fund Pledges and Donations Noted
Fragmentary OCR shows contributors and amounts to a flood relief fund including names such as Mrs Reno Frank H L GAS Dr Otis B Store and Emma O 3shop. Listed sums show varied donations with a total around 82 565 26 and references to organizations like Red Cross and a Baltimore company.
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Reno
Otis B
Linerwan Co
Us- Pat
Orchard
J Fred Man
Brademk Heghis
Emma O
Thurmont
Thurmon
Wimes
Fam
Bubmmen
Red Cross Re
Mstoan Sch
Baltimore
Gorden
Mary Grace H. FP. Ross
History Today: Notable Births Deaths and Treaties
A collage of historical anniversaries lists Roswell Smith and Roger Mills born in 1832, John Fiske and Paul Verlaine deaths, Alaska purchase treaty of 1867, and other dates. Birthdays include Dr. Howard Jackson Clifford Beers Jo Davison and several scholars. Also notes the Crimean War treaty and 1861 Boston Eve founded. Oral horoscopes and astrological hints accompany the page.
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Roswell Smith
New York
Lebanon
Conn
Roger Q Mills
Teaxs
United States
Todd County
John Fiske
New England
Aostorian
Phiilosopher
Hartford
Gloucester
Mass
Paul Verlaine
de Weis Hopper
Kansas City
Sir Charles Waldstein
Mary W. Calkins
Wellesley
Pang
Russia
France
Britain
Washington
Alaska
Boston
Aaard Jackson
University of Colorado
West Goshen
Clifford W. Beers
Newiomer
New Haven
Jo Davison
Guy
John N. Norwoodsident
Alfred Unser
Police Court Cases Chronicle Minor Fines and Suspensions
The record lists several cases with Officer statements. Patrick Bayle was fined 10 dollars and costs, sentence suspended if he leaves the city. Philip faced a 250 dollar suit on a red light charge. The text also mentions other arrests and charges tied to city police activity.
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Ramresr
George Kem Tonigh
Ganariss
Patrick Bayle
Daniel
Philip
Blumenauer
Gus Edwards Returns to Times Planetarium in New Show
In New York George Ross notes Gus Edwards, famed as a stage pioneer and long time observer of venturers in entertainment, is back at the Times Planetarium to unveil a new show. Edwards, once called the Columbus of the Stage, has spent years scouting talent and curating material for audiences.
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George Ross
New York
Gus Edrds
Brand- Rev
Times Planetarium
Gus
Columbus
Ff Jessel
Lis Wheeler
Gus Edwards
Entertainment World
Rouf
Cme Baker
Broadway
Manhattan
Vwress
Callimg
Charlie
Colecicn Daia
Tim
The Truth About Diet Bread And Grain Economy
The article argues grain products like bread offer more food value for money and notes the importance of milk in bread. It cites scientific studies indicating grain products provide substantial early nutrition and discusses economical choices among bread and milled grain items.
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Aleacy
Question on Chiomine Gas Cold Treatment Ends in Question
A reader asks about chiomine gas treatment for colds and influenza. The expert notes it has not gained lasting medical acceptance and has declined in use by physicians. The discussion also touches on bread and cereal nutrition, noting white flour bread lacks the same value as fortified mixtures and the impact of added fats and dairy.
Duties and Blessings Amidst Life’s Endless Tasks
Fragmentary text discusses duties, progress, and perseverance across places like Gibraltar and Greece. It emphasizes staying busy to avoid regret, noting the inevitability of stopping progress and the distress that follows. The voice urges a steadfast, diligent approach to all tasks.
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Gibraltar
Greece
Bible Thought and The Value of Whole Grains in Diet
The article discusses the superiority of coarse grain products over refined white bread, noting higher mineral and vitamin content. It cites studies suggesting whole wheat bread delivers more iron, phosphorus, calcium, and vitamins than refined flour products, and advises varied sources for vitamins.
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