Fragmented OCR masthead with derailed typography
The readable portion shows a historical newspaper masthead for The Daily News and The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co with Associated Press credit and policy notes. It preserves archaic formatting phrases and location references without coherent news content.
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Evers
News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Merriand
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Community Chest Campaign Renews Hope With $15,250 Raised
Saturday May 14, 1938 remarks praise the community for raising fifteen thousand two hundred fifty dollars under tough conditions. Five agencies joined in a joint annual campaign, with Frederick's pride and gratitude noted for future appeals.
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Frederick
Too-Smart Diplomacy in Far East Protest Rebuttal
John Gunther notes a Moscow clash where Soviet foreign minister brushes off Japan's protest over Russian pilots in China. The piece frames diplomatic sophistry as dangerous, urging candor and good faith in world amity amid frequent cleverness. It cites past Hull protests over Manchukuo and warns that devious diplomacy risks war.
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Moscow
Lkvino
China
John Gunther
Far East
Japan
Null
Manchukuo
Tokyo
Hull
Favorite Dishes and Recipes from Mrs James Appleby
A collection of home recipes from Mrs James Appleby of 809 N Market Street. Contains instructions for popovers waffles and cream puffs with detailed ingredient lists and baking steps. Includes guidance on batter preparation and filling, with notes on batter lightness and cooking times.
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James Apsieby
James Appleby
Justice of the Peace Courts need reform in Maryland
A Maryland official argues magistrates of limited jurisdiction must be reformed. He criticizes partisan attacks while defending the integrity of Justices of the Peace, notes the fee-based pay system undermines impartiality, and urges legislative change to eliminate fees and improve the magistrate system. The piece emphasizes the importance of magistrates in daily life and calls for constitutional amendment via the Legislature.
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Senate
Bein
Supreme Renen
Baltimore City
Maryland
Baltimore
Ttc
Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Frederick notes on civic events and Memorial Day themes
A jumble of local happenings from Frederick unfolds with plans for commencements at Frederick High, notable speakers like Francis B. Sayre, and school concerts. Bank rate debates, tax assessors, welfare fund appeals, and efforts to improve county roads appear alongside religious anniversaries, public notices, and cultural programs.
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Little
London
Fire Company officers elected in Emmitsburg
The Emmitsburg Fire Company elected officers led by President E Rowe and Captain George T Byyster. The item notes the creature of the election and lists other officers including vice president Jeremiah O'Donoghue and secretary W H Troxell.
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Emmitsburg Fire Company
E. Rowe
Jeremiah O'Donoghue
W. H. Troxell
J. Henry Stokes
George T. Bvyster
IR. Kiracofe
United Rethrew Church
Philomatheans
Sunday Mail
Johan W. Koib
W. ¥. Haber
Benjamin F. Reich
Noah E. Cramer
Maryland Merry-Go-Round highlights and political notes
The column notes Maryland politics and federal projects with details on bridge funding, Potomac flood control, sponge crab regulations, and a WPA funds commission in Harford County. It covers Delmar and Nice discussions with Ickes, Delmar’s potential Senate bid, and Archer's 1 percent WPA fee inquiry amid Bel Air records.
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Congress
U. S&s Bureau of Fisheries
Delweer
Nice
Maryland
Price
Virginia
Todd
Chesapeake
Rdate
Bureau of Fisheries
Charter Delmar
Ickes
Potomac
Charney Delmar
Potomac River
Delmar
DY Harry Nice
Roosevelt
iNice
PWA
Olney
Commission
Robert Archer
Senator Tydings
Harford County
Fles
Court House
Bel Air
Archer
Board of Harford County Commissioners
Archaer
Aubrey Williams
WPA
Washington
Joseph F. Thorning
Mount St Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Franco
Spain
Thoring
United States
Brazil
Joe Cantrel
Outlandish Careers Highlight New York Oddities
A逗 collection of 1920s City features profiles quirky trades and social anecdotes. Fingernail counsellor Natalie Gibbs beautifies chewed nails for stage notables while Prestidigitator Paul Duke demands advance payment after a disappearing finale. Lum Fong plans a Swingapore junk restaurant on the Hudson with chop suey and shows. A mysterious incident at a Five and Ten store ends with a crowd stunned as a stranger claims to be a mother seeking her daughter.
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George Foss
New York
Natalie Gibbs
Madison Avenue
Miss Gibbs
Clute
Hudson River
Still
Lum Fong
Moe Levy
Hudson
New York City
Lum
As & i
Révolu
Today in History anniversaries of notable figures and events
A collage of birth and death anniversaries for Gabriel Fahrenheit Robert Owen William Hickling Prescott and others. Notable events include golf rules first written at St Andrew Jenner vaccination Lewis Clark expedition camel import Texas 1856 and Huey Long impeachment 1929 and a New York City beer parade in 1932.
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Gabriel D. Fahrenheit
Robert Owen
William Hickling Prescott
Salem
Mass
Boston
Thomas S. Hamblin
New York
Old Bowery Theatre
England
George Soule
Pioneer
Southern Business School
Barrington
N. Y
Alton B. Parker
Roosevelt
Cortlandt
Hall Caine
St. Andrew
Scotland
Edward Jenner
Pacific
St. Louis
Texas
Anti-Monopolr Park
Chicago
Dent
Wall Street
Huey Long
Sat Rouge
Tesumo
New York City
We Wes
Jackson bandwagon shifts as Montgomery County backs away
Montgomery County weighs a political shift as he refrains from loudly backing Jackson and questions if the new mayoral allies Walsh, Winebrenner, and Lee can deliver more for Jackson in 1938 than they did for Ritchie in 1934.
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Montgomery County
Jackson
Walsh, Winebrenner
Lee
Joe
Ritchie
Notable Birthdays of Public Figures This Week
A listing of birthdays for Frank Gillmore president of Actors Equity. Bruce Rogers book designer from Connecticut. Harry A. Mills economist at the University of Chicago. Bishop Ernest Waldorf clergyman from Chicago. Bertie Forbes business writer from New York. Donald A. Laird psychologist from Colga University. A Manuel Fox U S Tariff Commissioner from New York. Ages range from 41 to 68 years.
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Frank Gillmore
Ts Actors Equity Asso
New Yoo City
Bor
Bruce Rogers
Conn
Lafaret Ind
Harry A. Mills
Theiversity of Chicago
Pao
Ind
Ernest L. Waldorf
Chicago
O Sego, Co
N. Y
B. (Bertie) C
Horoscope Today Hints at Cautious Ambitions and Advice
The horoscope notes an aspiring nature aiming to carry out plans despite opposition. It advises not to rely solely on personal power and to heed others' advice, as some guidance may be highly worthwhile even if dissenting.
Cranium Crackers Flag Half Mast Riddle Answer
A riddle asks how far a flag on a 70 foot high pole moves after the flag at half mast is raised, with the governor of Texas and a capii grounds setting. The question frames a geometry puzzle about flag motion and distance. The answer is provided on Last Pace.
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Texas
United States
Capii
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Francis Seat Key Hotel
F. F. Seminary
Wesley
Carroll County
United Brethren
Annapolis
Knights Templar
Cumberland
Grand Jury
Frank L. Stoner
Charles H. Walther
Middletown
Hood College
Country Club
Robert Grove
All Saints Church
the News
Trinity Chimes
Evangelical Reformed
H. Lee Hanshew
Navy League
Ee. i
Frederick County
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Wolfsville
Thomas Arnold
George Zecher
G. V. Arnold
W. Luther Guyton
Lis Sigies
RED Cross
Emory L. Cobleniz
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Drew Pearson
Dav Lewis
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State Roads Commission
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