The Daily News City Note Editorial Policy
The Daily News operates from Court Street in Frederick Maryland as an independent daily except Sunday. It carries Associated Press content and requires real names for submitted writings. Free notices must be mailed to the office in Frederick Maryland.
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Trade Outlook Reflects Growth as Slump Fades in 1928
The November 1 1928 column argues a downturn is exaggerated with freight car demand up 65 414 from 1920, strong August department store sales up 12 percent, and robust railroad equipment purchases. Builders expect steady work, and farmers face price gaps though crop values are higher. Inflation easing and normal campaign lines round out the picture. Casualties from Sunday driving are noted as a lighter closing remark.
Nature’s design inspires praise for butterflies and bees
The passage contrasts admiration for natural creatures like butterflies with skepticism toward their industrious traits. It notes that ants and bees embody industry, while some people decry insects as improvident, reflecting a period voice on natural order and human judgment.
Caesar Promoted Marriage With Premiums For Wives
The text notes that in ancient Rome Julius Caesar offered incentives to marry and favored married women by elevating their status. He granted tax relief to married fathers with three children, making marriage financially attractive to families.
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Julius Caesar
Inquiring Reporter: Hal loween celebration sparks opinions
Respondents from West Patrick street to Shookatown praise the Halloween events. Nellie Grove calls it a Mardi Gras while Byron Coblentz notes city blocks roped off for safe kid fun. Crumbaugh sees renewed interest, Sherfey would have joined if able, and Staley calls it the best ever with no roughhouse.
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West Patrick Street
Byron
Coblentz
Central Trust Company
Robert E. Crumbaugh
Western Union Telegraph Office
Hallowe'en
M. T. Sherfey
Austin A. Staley
Shookatown
Hallowe’en
Unlucky Horoscope Forecast for Scorpios and Global Tensions
Astrological reading warns of a difficult day with Mars in a friendly phase in the evening. Leaders face sharp criticism, Europe may see strikes and riots, and distant events hint at trouble for Austria Egypt Thibet and the Indo-Chinese boundary. Cold weather and leadership changes are forecast.
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China
East Indies
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Middle West
McClure
Household Fashion Notes From Velvet and Fur Trends
A fashion brief highlights striped velvet and green satin sath used to decorate wraps with velvet stems and fox collars. Fur flounces appear on coats and frocks, knee fur trims trend in frocks, satin hats gain popularity with metallic linings or lace drapery. A white fur yoke graces a black crepe backed satin gown, and a black velvet evening gown features a jet spangled tulle back panel.
Menthol Cigarettes in Hotel Cafe Spark Debate
A fragment discusses smoking options in a hotel cafe, noting restrictions on pipes and preference for certain forms of tobacco. The text hints at social norms and changing attitudes toward smoking, contrasting cigars and pipes with speed of use.
Today in History and Birthdays Anniversaries Note
A late 19th and early 20th century style list recounts today in history events including Lord G. Gordon’s death in London 1793, Lewis and Clark reaching the Pacific 1805, Texas Congress 1841, McClellan succeeding Scott 1861, a Grand Island Nebraska train wreck 1892, Infanta Maria Theresa wreck 1898, King Alexander’s Belgrade welcome 1921. Also notes one year ago Berlin finance talks, and today’s birthdays including Duke of Abercorn and Edward Fawcett, plus events like All Saints Day observance and Palmer House opening anniversary. Continuous items mention trade, quarantine, a New York wedding, and naval scrapping plans.
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J. D. Evans
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Birmingham
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Navy Department
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Alexandria
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Items from The News in November 1903 report a Sand W pubic schoolhouse near New London destroyed by fire valued at 700 dollars, origin unknown. William C. Buely offered assistant postmaster at Frederick. Walkersville bank building completed. Emergency Hospital patrons form a 20 member board and officers. A literary entertainment by the Young Men’s Christian Association features readings from the Pickwick Paper and music by Miss Myrtle Hershberger.
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Woman's Auxiliary
Harry Kefauver
Harry Hull
Ernest McCardell
Pickwick Paper
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How Can A Poor Man Get Ahead The Investment Opportunity
A mechanic in a large corporation buys stock in his employer, seeing sound management and personal belief in the company. He distinguishes between investing and gambling, citing the need for reputable brokers and the value of home ownership as an investment. The passage contrasts actual company prospects with risky bucketshop sales and stresses prudent, informed securities buying.
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Stock Exchange
Oddities and aphorisms from a scrambled newspaper page
A disjointed collection of quips and anecdotes ranges from a Detroit woman demanding 30000 for a stolen heart to plans for a Detroit model town with 90 million parking plates. It includes jokes about husbands, bachelors, and optimists, plus stray notes on cabbage weights and aviation stunts.
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Paes
Paste Jar Care Rules Highlight Poor Office Habits
A short office guidance note warns that leaving the paste jar top off dries the paste and renders it useless, stressing the need to replace the cap after use to prevent waste and maintain usability.
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