The Daily News Editorial Policy Note
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland outlines its policy on letters to the editor and notices. It requires real names for opinions and statements, directs free notices by mail, and promises corrections upon notification. It is submitted from The News at the News-Post Building on Court Street.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Home trading advantages in Frederick stores
An article argues that buying locally saves money by lower distribution costs in smaller towns. It claims large cities incur higher land rents and living costs, forcing higher retail prices and transport fares that reduce real value for shoppers.
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Frederick
Seling
Tomer
March Continues Controversy as Peasants March on Government
Fragmented reports describe peasant leaders Manin and Mi hi on a march from Aboa Antiy Congress toward Muchire est with plans to present a resume of demands. Government officials fear incitement while cavalry escorts block movement and martial law measures spread, as political tension escalates across the region.
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Vienna
Rumania
Aboa Antiy Congress
Muchireest
Chenge
Stichr
Manin
Mihi
Wilvachi
Mavin
Inquiring reporters react to state primary outcomes
Five random residents answer if they were surprised by the state primary results. Holden and Felton say no, Rosenstock cites political strength, Atchison notes women and merchants, Munshower adds concern over an outcome.
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Holden
Felton
Frank L. Stoniir
Benjamin B Rosenstock
H. Dorsey Atchison
Sen Aator Bruce
E. FL. Munshower
Mansion owner seeks Maryland gas tax refund claim
William J. Grove writes the editor about his claim for a $804.96 gasoline tax refund. He states that refunds should apply to gasoline used on property not on public highways and toll road equipment, noting prior refusals by Comptroller Kefauver and presenting invoices to support the request.
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Grove
Delerate FL Kefauver
Caroline
Maryland
Kefaver
State of
Amd
Wiltim & Sards, Jr
Phese
Ganes
The Carlyle Bungalows Described By NEA Service
The Carlyle shows a cozy design with green roof gables and a pillared porch. Interiors feature a long living room, a large kitchen with built in ironing board, seven closets, and varied bedroom layouts. Prices range from 7500 to 10000 dollars. for details contact The Standard Homes Company in Washington D C.
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NEA Service
the Carlyle
Standard Homes Company
Colorade
Washington, D. C
NEA Service, Inc
Fear and Anxiety in Modern Life and Health
In the Journal of the American Medical Association the essay argues that modern knowledge reduces fear of epidemics but increases overall anxiety due to rapid living. Professor Carlson links anxiety to physiological strain, social change, and unsettled views on sexuality and future illness.
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Morris Belitke
Vater Journal
American Medical Association
Iygais
Moder
Pasteur
Carson
Jefferson Council Meets with Frederick County Delegation
Jefferson Council No. 127. Ir. 0. Ee. ASM. met Monday evening with a delegation from Frederick County. M. R. Etchison and Edward S. Rice spoke briefly. The Oriental Court conferred moysteres on several new candidates, including members from Piederch Council.
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Jefferson Council
ASM
Frederck Coun
M. R. Etchison
Fdustrd S. Rice
Orental Cour
Piederch
Letter Golf Watch The First Stroke
A fragmented sports note describes letter golf with odd wording and rule ideas. It hints at scoring, strokes, rough situations, and a fast pace while mentioning common slang and misprints.
Today In History and Anniversaries Compilation
A dated list of historical anniversaries includes 1778 Sir Henry Clinton’s command in America, 1628 Gen Francisco Anibal Pinto elected Chilean president, 1841 John Norquay born, 1841 died, 1854 Turkish sultan banquet for Napoleon III, 1878 Mill died, 1902 Monte Pelee eruption, 1916 ANZAC front actions, 1925 British unions strike stance. Also notes birth anniversaries across notable figures and events like Arbor Day observance and royal court events at Buckingham Palace.
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Henry Clinton
America
Francisco Anibal Pinto
Chile
John Norquay
Manitoba
Fort Garry
Man
Winnipeg
Turkey
John Stuart Mill
Avignon
France
London
Monte Pelee
Marinique
St. Pierre
Montana
Heart Dunant
International Red Cross
George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsmen
Cleveland
Old Point Comfort
National Society, Daughters of the Revelaton
Indiana
U. S
Varrons
Robert Jackson
Concord
N. H
Nungesser
Col
Lindbergh
le Bourget Airdrome
Paris
Daily Lessons In English: Word Altternative
Guidance on correct usage mispronunciations and common misspellings. Highlights include avoiding double negatives, proper pronunciation of elite, and a daily word study focusing on Alternative as the option of two possibilities.
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
From The News May 8, 1908. Serene cane E J Swomley Monrovia patent for a main pouch catcher. Mr and Mrs Costigan California visiting Prospect Hall. Costigan formerly Miss Nash. Guy K Matter attorney and Thomas and Motter real estate agents move into Adams Express space North Market. California hedge planted at St John’s church lawn. Frederick Country Club elects officers. Kemp Nail pres president. William Po Macs, Thomas Mo Williamsena treas Frank J Newman secretary. List of board members and social leaders includes Mrs John W Markell Mrs F B Smith Marro A Ingle Vauhine Me etc.
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the News
Serene Cane E. J. Swomley
Monrovia
Guy K. Matter
Thomas and Motter
Adams Express Company
North Market Street
Frederick
Belgium's Henry Ford Tours America in Style
Capt Alfred Lowenstein lands in New York from Belgium with 15 secretaries and servants in a $10,000 Ne de France suite. The financier aims to study electric and rayon industries while observing hydroelectric power development in Toronto. He and Capt Drew are pictured as their plane prepares to head toward the Pacific coast.
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Enstein
New York
Belgium
Henry Ford
America
Ne de France
Urer
Lowenstein
Capt
Drew
Fish To Day Demand Disturbs Lut’s Traders
A peculiar 19th century note by N A Lufburrow laments the burden of daily peddling. The speaker contrasts traders in bread ice groceries spice lumber coal and pot cheese with a wish to avoid trade and merely shout fish today. The lines express weariness with commerce and a preference for a simple wartime refrain.
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