The Daily News An Independent Newspaper
A garbled newspaper masthead from Frederick Maryland mentions The Daily News as an independent publication. It notes Associated Press content and references to publication building and address details amid OCR errors.
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News Pout Building
Court Stree Frederick
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
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Newspapers and crime talk from Hoover speech 1957
In a May 1957 address J Edgar Hoover praised newspapers for co operation and honesty in covering crime, arguing reportage supports police and combats sympathy for offenders. The piece contrasts responsible reporting with sensationalism and notes public signs and coronation fashion quips as broader societal observations.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Letter defending party consistency and roast of critic
A reader replies to a critic from Daysville accusing him of political inconsistency. The writer traces party histories, questions when the dry or prohibition movement began, and defends voting choices by noting the Republican Party’s long influence and shifts on liquor laws and national policy.
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Clarence Reddick
Daysville
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Horace Greeley
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Deviled Chocolate Cake and Fudge Icing Recipe Form
A fragment lists a devil's food cake recipe with ingredients such as sugar, chocolate, sour milk, butter, and eggs. It describes mixing, adding sour milk, flour, soda, and water, baking about forty minutes, and a chocolate fudge icing with sugar and chocolate. Includes a signature line with a partial address 1246 North Market St.
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Devil's Food Care
North Market St
Political fault lines over alcohol repeal and party shifts
John D. Nicodemus of Walkersville recounts the federal tax on alcohol, Prohibition enforcement failures under Republican administrations, and party shifts on repeal. He recalls supporting Roosevelt for other issues, believing the amendment should stay, while noting the electoral rhetoric of Hoover and party leaders. Dated May 13.
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Witeon
Union
Roosevelt
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Hoover
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Ritchie
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Mr. Reddick
John D. Nicodemus
Walkersville
SATURDAY CHAT Reflects Coronation Glow and National Happenings
The piece notes wartime era attire, coronation fever for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, radio broadcasts from Westminster Abbey, and public reaction in Frederick. It also covers Roosevelt Supreme Court plan opposition, relief budget concerns, and the 12,000 acre Catoctin area development including the purchase of Catoctin Manor.
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Die Imate
George VI
Queen Elisabeth
Frederick
London
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Commonwealth
Roosevelt Supreme Court
Washington
Roosevelt
Catoctin
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick May 15 1887
Local columns recount civic contests and preparations. Republicans name dynamic candidates for municipal election as county commissioners plan to appoint fifty five assessors. Federal relief funds may arrive in June. The Catholic Students Mission Crusade held a notable ceremony with Justice Pierce Butler and Rome’s Apostolic Delegate in attendance. Bankers traveled to Atlantic City for the State Convention. A second lawsuit from the 1935 school bus tragedy is set for June 1. Frederick Baseball Association seeks funds via a festival led by lady supporters coordinated by Edwin Markell and others. Simon W Stauffer dies near Walkersville aged 61, survived by a son and daughter. Workmen uncover a buried two horse wagon from the 1868 flood in Carroll Creek.
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Frederick County
Catholic Students Mission Crusate
Pierce Butler
United States Supreme Court
Rome
Washington
Atlantic City
Frederick
Edwin C. Markell
Dudley Page
A. Gregg Miller
James H
Among County Women’s Clubs Highlight Local Notes
Frederick County news covers the annual county education board session, high school commencements dates, PTA and garden club events, and multiple women’s clubs. Activities include programs, shows, exhibits, and plans for memorial and library projects, reflecting community civic life.
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County Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Bride Entertained at Woodsboro Shower and Bridge Party
Misses Mabel Dixon and Mildred L. Wills hosted a miscellaneous shower and bridge party at Mildred’s Woodsboro home in honor of Mrs Kenneth Devilbiss, recently married. Cards awarded to Miss Nina Crum first, Miss Louise Catshall second, and Miss Margaret Crum with Mrs Tolbert Loots in draws. Others attending included Mrs Devilb ies and numerous local friends.
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Mabel Dixon
Mildred L. Wills
Woodsboro
Kenneth Devilbiss
Devilbies
Madelyn Loots
Nina Crum
Louse Catshall
Margaret Crum
Tolbert
James VanFossen
Cramer Powell
Steiner Cramer
Henry Hoffman
Elmer Smith
Harry Barrick
William C. Woerner
Carroll Wickless
Reuben Bair
Leroy Barrick
Louise Winebrewer
Ethel Crum
Mabel Smith
Helen Dixon
Celeste Thomas
Elsie Stone
Helen Crampton
Ruby Catshall
John Wood to Speak at Confederate Decoration Day Service
John Wood, attorney of Westminster and former Frederick resident, will address the Confederate Decoration Day services for Fitzhugh Lee Chapter US Daughters of the Confederacy at Mt. Olivet cemetery on June 6 at 2:30 PM. Alban M. Wood corrected as speaker. club activities include fruit cake and lemon pie premiums at Frederick Fair.
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John Wood
Westminster
Frederick
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt. Olivet
Alban M. Wood
Frederick Fair
Edgar Hargett
May 15 1917 commencements and local notices
May 15 1917 column notes list commencement exercises to be held in the Armory replacing the Opera House. County schools, principals, and graduate counts are given for Girls High Frederick, 38. Boys’ High, John L. Sigmund, 42. Middletown, R. E Kieeny, 20. Brunswick, Oscar M. Fogle, 19. Thurmont, H. D Beachley, 17. Also reports death of C oH. Ecketein and notes an auxiliary to the Fredrick County Red Cross formed at Jefferson with officers elected. An incident recounts eleven steers shipped to market after a colored dram carpe, who balked at a trolley fare.
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Opera House
Girls’ High
Frederick
Charles Tf. Renneberg
Boyshipeh
John L. Sigmund
Middletown
R. E Kieeny
Brunswick
Oscar M. Fogle
Thurmont
H. D Beachley
C Oh. Ec
Mre Brown
Susie Lak
William Doty
Sodohy
Horace Czarhe
Harry TY Harmm
Aridner
Endocarditis as a Severe Medical Challenge and Care Gaps
The article outlines endocarditis as a serious, difficult to treat heart disease with patients often becoming chronic invalids. It notes bed shortages for convalescent care, explores past and speculative treatments, and stresses rest, controlled diet, and cautious use of heart-supporting drugs under physician supervision.
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Daily Lesson In English Word Of The Day Aggregate
Language notes on common errors and usage tips for the word aggregate. Highlights misused phrases mispronunciations and spelling hints. Includes a sample quote about human wisdom and a gorilla height example to illustrate the term as sum or mass.
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Mind Your Manners What to Say and How to Use It
A compact primer on proper wording in social and professional communication. It covers referring to previously mentioned items, phrasing with employers, attending versus going to events, and polite closings in letters. It emphasizes clear direct language over archaic or robotic forms.
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Jas. M. Flagg
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Retirements Shrug Off Age in New York Showbiz
In New York May 15 entertainment age is rising. Burlesque bosses Minsky reform their image to focus on music and theater while veteran stars like Lester Leonard and James Flagg embrace late life comebacks. Other movers include Paul Muni and Ziegfeld Girls Club members. A Buffalo visitor uses the Empire State Building roof for a secret reunion as watchers sport rumors and sunsets over the harbor.
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George Ross
New York
Grant Lester
Lester
Eddie Leonard
Empire State Building
Buffalo
Empire State
Today in History Anniversary list with births and events
A dense tableau of birthdays and historical milestones. Notable figures include Thomas Lake Morris Elie Metchnikoff Lyman Baum Williamina Fleming Arthur Schnitzler Annie Fellows and others. Entries mark births deaths and key dates from 1823 to 1931 with scattered notes on suffrage unions and legal events.
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Elie Metchnikoff
Lyman F. Baum
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Hollywood
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Williamina P. Fleming
Warvard
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Arthur Schnitzler
Annie Fellows
Feaneville
Louisville, Ky
They Say Woman’s Off The Pedestal Taken Herself Off
A fragment from a 1920s era column reflecting on gender equality and social limits. It cites Mrs C L Gray as American Mother of 1927 and notes dangers of fascism, delayed labor gains, and wartime anxiety.
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C. L. Gray
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