Daily News Frederick Chronicle Notice
The item is an archival masthead for The Daily News of Frederick Maryland noting publication details and advertising notice policies. It states Associated Press credit rules and submission instructions for notices, ads, and correspondence to the newspaper office.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
GREAT SOUTHERN PRINTING ‘AND MANUFACTURING + COMPANY
Menber
Associated Press
Baten
Prohibition Debate and Road Safety Featured in Odd Paragraphs
A clipped essay argues for strict enforcement of drinking laws to curb drunken driving and promote highway safety, urging deterrence for violators. It contrasts public safety aims with rising automobile use and warns against lax enforcement. The piece also muses on noise, social behavior, and broader reflections on virtue and posterity.
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Ory
Aman
Oointh
Inquiring Reporter: Judge Lands' Baseball Impact
Inquiring Reporter asks readers about Judge Lands and the Blue Rides League. Respondents predict positive effects, with varied quotes noting increased town interest, fan enthusiasm, and league momentum.
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Oyi
Hyndman
Pearlrederick
Cramer
Diamond
Henebit
Borge C
Doll
Charles P. Troxell
West Pourkeer
Ames
Macinist
Letters on Flag Etiquette and Star Spangled History
A letter from C F K discusses flag etiquette, the meaning of the stars and stripes, and the 1912 order arranging stars by state. It praises Daughters of the Revolution and notes a dramatic rescue of A G Lurender? after a fall, with praise for American ideals and the flag as a symbol.
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Iuch Gaming
Francis Scott Key Post
America
Delaware
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massichusetts
Maryland
W. Virsiniar Jr
New York
North
Carolna
Rhode Island
Vermont
Kentuck
Tennessee
Ghia
Louisiana
Eats
Mississippi
Maine
Missouri
Florida
Oregon
Virginia
Idaho
Utah
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Baltimore and Ohio Raises Pay for 20000 Employees
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reached an agreement with shop craft members granting a raise of 5 cents per hour. About 25 000 workers on the system are affected, including machinists carmen sheet metal workers blacksmiths electricians and helpers. The increase may set a precedent as other roads review wage settlements with similar requests pending.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Additivn
Baltimore and Ghio
Carmen
Kers
Xic.a
Timore
Ohia
Larceny case and local court actions in Knoxville and Westminster
A man released on a 500 dollar bond pending grand jury action after a preliminary hearing for larceny near Knoxville. Constable Morstu Hunkles led to arrest. R. Awlers prosecuted. Guilty plea in a separate assault case against Doris Crampton with costs. Judge Thomas Again candidate for re election. letter of support signed by multiple Westminster legal figures.
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Arsad
Spot Leopold
Knoxville
J. Grahame Johnson
I Bceto
Pleasant
Doris Crampton
Ile
William M. Storm
Reno 8Te
Aaron H. Anthe
Thomas
Wrestminster
Willam H. Thomas
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Westminster
Edward O. Weant
Gar W. Steele
Neal Parke
James A. C. Rona
Geo. L. Stocksdale
Michael E. Walsh
Theodore F. Brown
GL. Hoff
David FE. Walsh
Charles O. Clemson
D. Eugene Walsh
William L. Seabrook
Democrats
Repubivans
The Dub by Berton Braley A Lesson On Judging
A poem recounts misjudging a quiet man Berton Braley, who appears dull but reveals sharp insight once he begins to talk. The verse urges readers not to undervalue shy or silent individuals who prove their brains in conversation.
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Berton Braler
Coprright
NEA Service, Inc
State Agencies Weigh New Plans to Fight Forest Fires
State agencies and officials are studying stronger measures after spring fires devastated timber in Frederick county. Attorney-General Armstrong and State Forester Besley led interviews with Frederick officials and forester C Cyril Riein to develop preventive programs. The effort aims to recruit broader cooperation and safeguard timber statewide.
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Frederick
Armstrong
Staite Forester
Besley
Seasonal musings flare in small town chatter about spring
The writer notes bright sunshine and spring activities while contrasting with tornadoes floods and fires in other states. Observations touch on porch courting, shopping, a lamb, movies, weddings and deaths, sports like baseball and golf, family life, and a stray remark on vehicles and Ontario's population.
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Mary
Ars Courting
Etdanger
Frederick Chronicle Notices from March and May
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items include Edgar McCardeff spending time in Hagerstown and strawberry sales in Frederick County at twenty five cents. A Christian Endeavor event is planned at the Lutheran church on Wednesday May 20 with October 4 as a noted date. A new restaurant opened on the west side of Seventh to Hidith streets on purchased land, advertised with a horsemen parade.
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Seventh
Hidith Streets
W M.epst
Charles FL Rotthoefer
Iamene
Blunders in Homemade Radio Tuning Set
A warning against using iron or steel screws in building a home made radio tuning set. The text explains that those screws generate small electromagnetic fields and tend to weaken incoming signals.
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Raldio
Hood College Glee Club Delivers Humorous and Mellow Program
The Hood College Glee Club presented a quaint costume recital in a cottage setting, highlighting Miss Baldwin as director. Miss Edna Moser’s Cherry Ripe drew praise for voice and stage presence, while the English and French songs showed lively humor and emotional range, with strong ensemble harmonies throughout.
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Hood College
Frederick
Ruth Rippon
Mary Schaeffer
Volga
Russia
Malbrouch Sen
Edna Moser
Hood
Fragmented notes hint at mixed sports and crime tale
The unreadable OCR fragment references baseball, a bootlegging agent, a California rider, frog legs, and a cash windfall at a ball game. It mentions an insurance agent, a Rice reference, and a “seven” motif, suggesting a collage of loosely connected local items without clear events or dates.
May history notes charter and historic events
May history marks several dates. In 1214 a charter and annual election of mayor and council were authorized on May 13. Henry II sailed for France on May 13, 1242. Bonaparte embarked on May 19, 1798. France created the Legion of Honor on May 19, 1802. A treaty United States Mexico was signed on March 19, 1848. Jefferson Davis confirmed at Fortress Monroe on May 19, 1868.
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France
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Mexico
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Monroe
Virginia
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