Daily News Frederick Md Premier Independent Paper
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland presents standard local coverage from Court Street The paper notes AP news dispatch rights and requires real names with communications It invites corrections for any erroneous reflections and informs readers of postal handling as a second class matter.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
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Picking the Vice President
SATURDAY MAY 5 1928 The article debates how the vice presidency attracts interest yet often serves as a consolation prize. It argues a strong vice president should balance the ticket, have power and influence, and be capable of stepping into the presidency with a record of constructive statesmanship.
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Peonple
Tmaore
Senate
Kings of Enrone Descriptions in Decline Over Time
A fragmentary reminiscence laments the passing of kings of Enrone with most thrones empty and only a few names known, predicting monarchic relics fading from history as time moves forward. The text hints at cycles of wars and eras eroding royal lineages and influence.
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Eure
Inquiring Reporter on Boys' Week Opinions
Inquiring Reporter poses questions to Melvin Lea Harry Haller Dean Harry Williamson Everett Schilo Spangler Kieffer and CHI about Boys Week. Responses vary from fine to splendid and a banquet praised as very nice.
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Anaweres
Melvin Lea
Harry Haller
Eity
Deanhary Williamson
Fin Everett Scihilok
Spangler Kieffer
Kather and Son
CHT
Len
Letter Golf SHIP AHOY Crew Needed
A playful note asks what a ship is without a crew and remarks on how easy it is to get one. It hints at a Var value of five and mentions a $9 resolution on the last page.
The Rule for Letter Golf Jumps in Word Ladders
The rules describe transforming one word into another by changing one letter at a time while preserving order and using valid common words at every step. The example changes COW to HEN in three strokes via NOW HEW HEN, with each intermediate a complete word.
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Chang
Nearly All Public Lands Are Gone
Rodney Dutcher reports on the Salt Creek oil land scandal, noting vast looting of public lands and the intertwined roles of Lincoln, Doheny, and Sinclair. He highlights Senate findings, the Navy reserves, and the broader worry that powerful interests have drained government lands meant for national emergency use.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Lincoln
Mr. Doheny
Navy
Salt Creek
Senate Public Lands Committee
Sinclair
Daheny
Piotr
Saturday Chat by the Girl About Town in Frederick
The column surveys a bustling week in Frederick with spring delays and preparations. It notes visitors to Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival, a Father and Son dinner at Hood College, a Rotary address by Judge Duncan, and community events from movie shows to parades, fund drives, and plans for future city development including a new bridge and rail station.
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Frederick
Maryland
Winchester
Frederic
Dluner
Kood College
Frederickton
Mags of Hogg
Rehef Hon
Dupean
Fragmentary note on land grants in western states
A fragmentary account mentions land parcels across Florida, Dakota, Nevada, Montana, New Mexico, Utah and related areas. The text references private land surveys and grants attributed to government action, with unclear names and details due to damaged OCR.
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Athansar
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Milk in Your Life by De Keravven County Health Office
A health bulletin urges daily milk consumption for all ages, detailing milk as a complete food with proteins fats minerals and vitamins. It compares milk to a locomotive, describes benefits for boys and girls, and provides home care tips including bottle washing and refrigeration.
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Keravven
County Health Office
Private fortunes built by varied and devious means
In a succeeding story woe will be gin the history of the public do main from the time of the Revolu tion.
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America
Rights of Way Secured for Thurmont to Sabillasville Road
State Roads Commission resident engineer Childs and assistant Derr, with County Commissioner Roscoe Brown, secured rights of way Friday for widening the Thurmont Sabillasville road. The commission plans concrete shoulders and resurfacing from the road’s start to the new concrete bridge, about one and a half miles.
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Childs
State Roads Commission
J. S. Derr
Roscoe Brown
Thurmont Sahillasville
Fragmented OCR input on personal life and events
The readable text references Worresntte and Snes Ge OAT life events with mentions of vaccination dates and a title about Somipe das ars. It remains unclear and largely garbled, suggesting errors in the OCR process and uncertain details about people or organizations.
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Snes
Daily English Lessons From W J Gordon
A compact note on correct usage and pronunciation teaching common errors. It highlights grammar terms mispronunciations and spelling quirks with example words and prompts readers to expand vocabulary daily.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Twenty years ago in Frederick small town notes recall local events and people. The column mentions elections, installations, and community happenings with local names and places, reflecting a quiet May day in the era.
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Frederick
Today In History and Anniversaries Summary
Today in history marks anniversaries of Pio Pico born in Los Angeles and Napoleon’s death in exile on St Helena. It notes the 1828 New York American Seamen Friends Society, 1855 Charleston union dissolution, 1891 Carnegie Music Hall opening, and 1926 England general strike. Birthdays include Casparan Tumulty Duncan OGorman Hawley and others. Mexico celebrates its independence anniversary.
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Californias
Los Angeles
Napoleon Donaparte
Island
St. Helena
Ajaccio
Corsica
New York
Antwerp
William Henry Green
Princeton Theological Seminary
England
Cardinal Casparn
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Scotland
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wood-row Wilson
Jersey City
N. J
James A. O'Gorman
United States
New York City
William C. Hawley
Congress
Oregon
Bentoncentr
Otago
Crowd Existence Demands Caution in Health Design
Editor notes rising knowledge of physiology demands better health care as urban crowds grow. Carlson cites crowded halls and polluted air as spreaders of respiratory diseases, urging plumbing sanitation, air circulation, ultraviolet light, and preventive inoculation to protect against contaminated food and water. Continued population growth expands cities, industry, and poisoning, driving future research needs.
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A. J. Carlson
Cies
Ign
Carlson
Century of welfare work by Seamen's Friend Society celebrated
The New York American Seamen's Friend Society marks 200 years aiding mariners. In Monmouth County New York a five day work week test begins with 3 000 building trades workers. In Philadelphia the Eastern college rowing season opens with Yale Columbia and Pennsylvania racing for the Blackwell Cup. At Valley Forge Joseph Addison's Cato will be performed open air 150 years after Washington officers staged it to celebrate the Franco American alliance.
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New York
Will Mace
Joseph Addison
Cato
Valley Forge
Washington
France
Baby’s Hearing Emerges Several Days After Birth
A newborn often cannot hear at birth and typically ears open as the organs of hearing become active after about three or four days. This gradual onset is noted as part of early infant development.
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