The Daily News Frederick Md Front Page Notice
The Daily News a historic Frederick Maryland daily published in the late 19th or early 20th century announces general publication terms and policies. It notes use of Associated Press dispatches and requires real names for letters or opinions, with free notices mailed to the office for publication. It also states correction policy for erroneous reflections and post office registration details.
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Associated Press
Lock Pens
Teaching Opportunity Attracts Women And Men Alike
A 1925 overview notes teaching offers abundant openings for young women and men as public schools expand. More pupils mean more jobs, with rising expectations that teachers hold college diplomas. Beyond facts, enthusiasm, instructional skill, and the ability to engage students are valued as essential traits for a successful teacher.
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Hich
College of Normal School
Haoka
Jen
Daily Lessons In English by W L Gordon
Column fragment detailing word usage and pronunciation notes. Includes examples misused words and advice on vocabulary growth. Mentions mispronunciations, misspellings, and variants, with occasional bolded phrases about courtesy and character. Some lines reference school twins and classroom percentages.
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W.L. Gordon
Fragmented US local note on crime and behavior
A garbled OCR fragment discusses how certain criminals affect people in a locality, mentioning murderers and a rough sense of public reaction. The text is intelligible only in parts, with names and places largely unreadable.
Inquiring Reporters Ask Random Citizens About Italy
An Inquiring Reporter survey asks two random residents for their take on Italy. MERBERT SCHROEDER and EAR HOWARD offer uncertain replies while MRS. CARROLL NULL, MRS. JAMES C, and WORURUA MILLIE share cautious, unclear thoughts. A Profound doubt about Italy’s fate lingers as words float and rumors spread.
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Merbert Schroeder
Birthday Surprise at Sunday School Class Social
A birthday surprise for Mie Aquila Ao Viarshigan ef Mr prsite was held by her Sunday School class and friends on Thursday evening. A long list of attendees included Aquia A. Tapanan Rey VeRanles Cuffinin and Mromef Vas THehman Grosnickle.
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Aquila
Way
Scham Elass
Aresenes Mian Mis
Aquia A. Tapanan
Rey VeRanles Cuffinin
Mromef Vas Thehman Grosnickle
Apooam
Vis Jann MM
Grosenn Hte
Myre Sherman Clark
Charles
Mises Clenmte
Thuvall
Margarel Boutherman
Louisa Bossard
Plie Thuraw
Dabua Leatherman Mae and Sons
Hoerstun Catherter Phursdanin
Psa Debighter
Luca Heareiman
Lies Trees Whale
Jemaie
Vine Tassielath
Tamise Harstnin
Vda Vieser
Geneve Kunune
Amd
Charles Deathir Nu Ben
Reno Harp
Margaret Kent
Atmaniet
Ladies’ Aid
Society
Sunley
Bible Thought News On A Known By All
Fragmentary OCR text references children and aged someone, unclear context. Likely a religious or obituary item with disjointed words and names missing. Cannot determine clear people places or events from readable content.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Fragmentary note from Frederick column recalls events from two decades earlier with scattered names and places, presenting a snapshot rather than a full narrative. The readable bits hint at local happenings without a complete timeline or clear outcomes.
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Frederick
Memorial Services At Evangelical Lutheran Church
A memorial service at Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school noted eight deaths since the last service. Pastor Rev Dr A G Rupp led the brief memorial and a large congregation attended the morning sermon on Receiving Power to Witness. Confirmation class members and two additions by Setter were announced amid sizable Sunday school attendance and evening vesper.
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Evangelical Lutheran
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
G. Rupp
Wm.f. Compher
Airs
Nannie Blentlinger
George A. Zeighe
Abram J. Eichelberger
S. W. Kuhns
Lewis Abrecht
Helen L. Notnagle
Bettie Lee Lloyd
John 8
Setter
Mary Louie Ahalt
Dorothy Lucille Baumgardner
Harriet Rebecca Crothers
Beverly Genevieve Crum
Isabel Lillie Crum
Ruthea Cronenburg
Rebecca Christine Cronenburg
Tda
Alberta Eyler
Margaret Christine Haller
Mary
Elizabeth Heffner
Ethel Elizabeth Higdon
Maury Catherine Jenkins
Eva Winifrede Koons
Mary Catherine Main
Taura
Virginia Miller
Muriel Hanfll Moberly
Pearl Luella Morley
Allen Tone Myers
Norma Catherine Null
Mabel Dolores Y
Miriam Elizabeth Pubman
Leaner Adah Rhoderick
Beulah Aun Roup
Madeline Estelle Shipley
Helen May Stewart
Helen Helhitay
Tabler
Meredith Hawker Alexander
Rodney Tart Willard
Calvary Methodist
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Jane
Grace Grane
Hood College
Nul
Win
Storm
Jesus
Bentz
West Second
United Brethren Memorial
Cenien Male
United Brethren Church
Ste Vane
Hell
Clurch
Schonl
Jacob Route
Beau Sparp
Wm Washinger
PD. PR
Portland
Washinger
Wilted Brethren Church
Frederick
Penn
Emory and Henry Welcomes Birmingham Educator Hoke
Dr Roy K E Hoke dean of Birmingham Southern College School of Education accepts Emory and Henry College faculty appointment after directing Summer School in Alabama. He becomes professor of psychology and religious education at Emory and Henry. His brother R B Hoke leads Catawba College.
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Roy KE. Hoke
School of Education
Birmingham Southern College
Birmingham
Ala
Precerick
Emory and Henry College
Alabama — Institution
Stoke
Harish University
Irma E. Ramsburg
Frederick
Emory and Henry
Br. Bo. Hoke
Catawba College
Wool Pool Raises Price for Producers This Week
County agent Henry R Shoemaker says the State Farm Bureau wool pool in Baltimore will pay 51 2 cents per pound for the week, the highest price in some time. Members pay 0 1 cent and non members 1 cent per pound for handling. reporters and ship plans are provided, with net prices benefiting bureau members.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
M. M. Stewart
State Parm Bureau
Farm Bureae
Baltimore
Warn
Hkurean
Boreau
Avene Pues
Stewart
Shoemaker
Puet
Mc Sterwart
Stair
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Longscapes of U S and World
A collage of historical anchors marks anniversaries from 1660 to present with births of Chesterton and Ramsay, proclamations of presidents, legislatures and treaties. It notes Crimean era statues, John Ericsson memorials, and memorial parades. Also mentions future and past political contests and club conventions.
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Sarah Duchesg
Marlborough
Queena Anne
Anthony Palmer
Pennsylvania
Patrick Henry
Virginia House of Burgesses
John Claincy Adams
New England
England
Robert I. Lee
Richmond
Moscow
John Ericsson
Washington
President Coolidge
Sweden
Letter Golf Pur Rules Do One Word Changes
A playful page notes a word ladder game using single letter changes from COW to HEX. It lists the rules for valid steps, requiring complete common words at each stage, disallowing slang or abbreviations, and ensuring a par level pace across a seven-stroke ladder.
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Syou
Two Suspects Held After Salem Homicide Probe
Police say two suspects were held following a Salem-area death investigation after a two week search. One man, Matty Churchill, 45, a night worker, was in custody Friday. Authorities gave few details about the case and declined to name others involved.
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Rosenbaung
Salem Jay
Matty Churchill
Salem
Sas
Lufs Stuff The Old Straw Hat
A reflective note about an old straw hat left on a shelf its decline from prime to obsolescence. The narrator recalls wearing it on summer vacations and travels through autumn, expressing farewell as the hat “has had its day” and should be discarded.
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N. A. Lufburrow
The Turpentine Tree and Longleaf Pine Use
The longleaf pine is the Souths most valuable pitch pine. It yields durable lumber used in construction and interior woodwork with distinct seasonal resin and wood bands. The White House renovation showed longleaf timber from 113 years ago remained in excellent condition.
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White House
Executive Mansion
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Odors and memories in a medical study review
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes odor pleasantness varies by past experiences and health. Edinburgh researchers tested 29 men 34 women on odor responses linking taste memories and associations with substances like camphor, xylol, and cedarwood, revealing vast psychological ties and implications for home psychology games.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
University of Edinburgh
J. H. Kenneth
Ireland
Edinburgh
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