Great Wember of Anecdotes in The Daily News
A fragment from The Daily News discusses health and public mood, mentioning Sam Insull and a Greek illness episode. It notes Chicago air and Penal authorities as context, with reflection on Insull’s recovery and public perception amid adversity. The tone remains period-voiced and opinionated, citing local paper norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonlen
Sam Thauil
Insull
Chicago
Athens
Meta
Readers' note on Chicago Halloween pranks and exhibits
Beverly Hills reader reports on a Chicago Halloween scene with about 300 000 people. The piece mentions Sally Rand and a two year build up to a fair, women hiding potted plants under coats, and pranks at water events. It questions Mr Heapy Font's exhibit and hopes people avoided pocket pranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Bay
Chicago
Sally Rand
Ereei
Heapy
Luff's Stuff Brain Food
Fragmented opinion piece urges readers to use the human brain and stop lazy thinking. It argues people mislead themselves with delusions and demands focus on facts to improve thinking, warning against complacency and urging reconsideration.
Musser-Tison Nuptials To Be Solemnized This Evening
Frederick City social pages report the forthcoming wedding of Miss Elizabeth Tyson and Mr Franklin B. Musser of Marcasburg set for Toclock Ay corps at the Presbyterian church. The event follows a season of entertaining by families in Frederick with dinners, bridge luncheons, and a large guest list from nearby cities. The ceremony will be followed by a home reception hosted by the parents, with many local and out‑of‑town guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser-Tison
York
Toronto
Phoacet
Washington
New
Elizabeth ¥. Tyson
Frenklin B. Musser
Marcasburg
Toclock
Tay Bnde
S. Parwyts
Robert Tyson
East Church
Mas Tyson
Musser
T Pbreen
Mary McComas
Franc Seo Key Hotes
Miss Tyson
East Church Street
Tyson
Carroll James
Paul L. Willard
Low Town
Vuetina Willard
Margaret DeMund
Staunton
Ida Thomas
Atlanta
Miss Town
McComas
Willard
Jane Roddy
J. Walker Carty
This City
Frances Fenner
Woodsuore
Varaloa Creed
Braddwk Heights
Elizabeth Flook
Myeraviile
Charles A. Sifford
West 5 Second Street
Yo'clack
Obert
Mias Town
Miss McComas
Milam Rhoads
Reddy
Miss Flook
Parky
Meusville
Mass Tyson
Mr. Musaer
Denmund
Ass Thomas
Me~ Gomis
Miss Rocidy
Aron Yadie Waltal
Elly Loy
Mary Jey
Margares
Kreator
Hare Mase
Paul Wal- Tard
May
Mirs
Od Walker Cart
Messia
Arthur Hauser
David
Robert
Robert 8 ‘Tyson. Smith, Edward Grote, Alden Fisher, Jusety, Stautes
Waile A Biunne
Thomas Law
Magersiawi Alfredd
Joss
Brunswick
Wiliam Beard
Limismort
Muss Mart Mann
Baltimore
Anci Floak
Msorsville
Rae Poole
Mareiictt Dutrow
Elias B. Ramshurdt
Miss Dutrow
Re.plaine
Ramsburg
Cr. Toctin Country Club
Mins Durraw
Ramsbure
Francis M Perrott
Woeet College Terrace
Qharien F. Bmith
Libertytown
Mise Derovin
Ulster
Catoctin Country Club
Walham T. Mathers
Elmatrert
Cardy
Mr. Ramsburg
Messis
Franck
M. Perrott
Walker Jolliffe
J. Richard Ramsburg
Alvin G. Quinn
Daniel T. Dutrow
Frank Werner
This Ely
Charles F. Smith
Tibertytown
H. C. Filders
Cumberland
Estelle Baumgardner
Dutrow
Hagerstown
Willlin B. Hillton
Barnesville
John Miller
Helen Goodman
Mass Dutrow
Ramshire
Tow
Loy
Hidton
Miller
Goodman
Howard G. ‘Taylor
Alvin G. Qunn
Ross F Hunt
Chilles E Broadrup
Paul Bt. Willard
George 1 Smith
Mer
Philip Werthelmer
Dorothy Dulrow
Mary Rowland Evans
Jane Tra
Martin L. Bowers
Charlotte Cade
William B. Roddy
Virginia Jane
Smeltle Baumgardner
Jeannette Kaylor
Waverstown
Prances Falary
Wotxisboro
Ellenbeths Plogk
Myersville
Talbott Brice
Jolmtorto
Mie Durrey
Fy Durrow
Charles E Brandrup
Ross F. Hilal
Willan
Geocet Stith
Petrot
Eliabeth Elwood
Jackson, Mich
Lions Club
Frederek Lions Club
Franck Scott Key Hovel
Charles W. Bayser
Pranklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Planix
Mayser
Frederick
A. Matt @tchisom
Ralph E. Hartman
The
Direer
Lions International
Richard F. Simmons
Roger B. Wolfe
Lion Club
Wolfe
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News
A fragmented read recounts fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick with references to "The News" expansion, a protest, and various scattered names and events. The text blends archival notes, editorials, and stray phrases, offering snapshots rather than a cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County Mummers’ Parade draws prize winner Frank Stevens
Frederick County residents gathered for the annual Mummers’ Halloween display in Hagerstown where former County Commissioner Frank Stevens of Creagers Town showcased an oxen and oxen combo in the comic Tigat section. Miss Jane Lochner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lochner, underwent appendectomy on Sunday and is reported to be recovering at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countians
Hallowe
Jane Lochner
Howard E. Lochner
Prederick City Hospital
Fever therapy in medicine history and cautions
The article reviews the evolving view of fever as a potential therapeutic tool, from Wagner-Jauregg's malaria-induced fevers to protein, heat, and electrical methods. It notes that fever can aid certain conditions like chronic infectious rheumatic arthritis, but warns that improper use by unskilled workers risks harm, with researchers observing physiological responses in blood, kidney, and heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner-Jauregg
Letters to the Editor on River Road and Bridge
William J Grove writes from Point of Rocks urging the extension of River road from Potomac to White's Ferry and a bridge across the Potomac. He cites support from local political groups and asks why Maryland does not use its public works quota for a new bridge, noting interest from Frederick and area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Grove Urees
Acsii
Omar
Point of Rocks
Sit
Young Men's Democratic Club
Podesilis
Str Tescott
Lasinia Engle
James H. Pugh
Potomac
Wiute’s Ferry
Maryland
Frederick
William
J. Grove
Dime Kiln
New York Meanderings on Prosperity and Broadway
In New York on November 2 readers glimpse a swelling mood of rising prices and eager spending as Broadway thrives with more than two dozen plays bringing in about half a million dollars weekly. Notables Moss Hart, Max Gordon, and James A Burden Jr feature among bustling social scenes and headlines from arrivals to theater gossip, with anecdotes on actors, writers, and cultural figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moss Hart
Max Gordon
Eshel
Barrymoore
E le Gallienna
Cnnsar
Barryduwie
Shaw
Duck Dempsey
Ben Bérmie
Wris
Lennie Hayton
Paul Whiteman
Mariusa Miller
Eugem O'Neill
George M. Cohan
Ethel Levy
Ginger Rogers
Bob Taplinger
Hollywood
Shi
Bren Lyon
Bebe Dan
George
Gershwin
Hough
Jame Roosevelt
Rockefellers
Central Park
Franklin D Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel Dus Pont
Delaware
Waite Hempden
Fritz Lieber
Women’s
Today In History and Anniversaries Chronology
A scrambled page lists historical anniversaries and birthdates including Rand Boone and other figures with unclear details. It mentions 1731 births, political figures, and a note about United States forces on the Western front. Also references Lucius resignation from an automobile club, Thomas Jefferson and party history, and various birthday notes with scattered places and dates. The readable items mix historic milestones with organizational changes and horoscope notes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
the Great
Ted
Epinieh
Iba
Ube
OF Ormo
Ap’ Tse
America
Maries
Luff
Flapper
Spectaters
Akron
Frederickton- Vis
Alvis
Rennes Laneveran Avenue
Elept
Aed
the Hood College
Henry T. Ware
Waler G Parker
Lewis A
Rice
Messrs Suary, Miller
Jesse B. Anders
George B. McCleery
Hood
Porth WV. Pape
Hood College
Ruth E. Perry
Henry I. Stahr
M Stair
Margaret Wehler
New York Public Library
They. de
Charles E. Wehler
West Second Street
F. F. Seminary
Edward B. Gale
Clarke Place
Carrall, Hendrickson
Parsons Newman
James H. Grove, Jr
Ernest Helfenstein
F. Grove White
Other. Keller
Albert M. Cobloniz
Middletown
Grayson H. Statey
Gerson Rossnour
Kolb
Hagerstown E Kiwanis Club
Murzan County Kiwanis Club
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Martinsburg
W. Varederick
Charits Town
Shieh
M. T. Tyler
Deli Son Boulevard
Braddock Meights
Lunehean
Pyederik
Beatrice Harpir
J. Norman
Virginia Layfield
Salsbury
Bildac Lunehean
Heary
Wade
Walae
Elvis
Daoro Arbrhick
Elmer Si. Chin Mawel
Charles Ro Rogers
Balti- Mat
de Henri Loci
Kidfay
Aubrey Gibson
Galt
Ontario
Canada
Feainald Kochler
Powell Chaplas
Beverley iCary
Roanoke
Margaret
DeMund
Val
Ida ‘Thomas
Mlanta
Howe
Aubrey
Gabon
Wey Hotel
Prey
Mays
Camp Hill
Pas
Harrisburg
Little Mass
Helen Bemnt
Mines
Allentown
M.S. Pearce
Mt. Airy
Roberta Lindsay
Mt. Airy Hotel
Lindsay
Mia. Newton Brewer
Walter R. Rudy
Ralph Seliman
Grace Routzahn
Albert Nice
W. Norman Hood
Harold Molesworth
Charles Jones
Walter Lehner
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Harry Easterley
Richmond
T. Stuart Haller
Prederick
Lehner
Easterley
Frank May
Russell C. Over
Patricia Sue
Over
Clarence W. Blethen
G Francis Hartmanius
Maine
Jert In
Mr. and Airs
Hen W. Stonestreet
Presley
Ben W. Stoneeleci
George Keranger
Babe" Krantz
Pany Ann Stonestreet
Ruth Morgan
Rose Marrone
Eva Schulte
Dorothy Shafer
Helen Anders
Helen Putinat
Agnes Zimmerman
Charlotte Bowers
Ruch Free
Teddy Eitzler
Ruth Smith
Hilda Smith
Mildred Crum
Peggy Salt
Miriam
Salt
Cai
Port Gawk
Motul Wesayaun
Nicholas Alumenolda
STN
Tobreca
Lyons
Oldess
Freder Possbiy
Williams
Allus
Doe
Hige
By Ketten
Sean
Ane
Lee
Treo
United Feature Syndicae, Inc
Ur, Morris Fishbein
Journal of American Medical Association
Hogewee
Hallowe'en
James A Burden, Jr
Wales
Price Goulfried Zu
Sean O'Casey
Dublin
Manhattan
O'Casey
London
Ginger Mro
Rand Boone
Reading
Missouri
Antoinette
K. Polk
Tennesseser
Torn
Najenai Ankssy
United
Eas Prism Pegis
Lucius
H. MM. Ducur
Automobile Club of
Maryd
Pinetes Fox
Bey
Fox
Thomas Jeferson
Democratic Party
Slate Spring
Miss
United Statees
Richard B Russell
Georgia
Winder
Bisits
Acaz W Leonard
Pittsburgh
Ty Methodist Episcopa Church
Ginannatl
Wirehrop
W. Aiéri
Harvard
Indiana
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!