Daily News Frederick Md Notice and Policy Boilerplate
The item lists publication details for The Daily News Frederick Maryland including printing company and Associated Press rights. It states editors require real names for opinions and that free notices advertising must be mailed to the office. It notes corrections will be made if concerns are brought to the editor and paper is a second-class mailing.
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Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Armistice Eight Years On Yet Peace Remains Elusive
On the eighth anniversary of the armistice in November 1926 the world notes slow progress toward lasting peace. War’s end halted fighting but left unsettled issues delaying full reconciliation. Victors grow weary of harsh terms while vanquished show improved acceptance of the verdict of arms as Europe moves toward a broadly agreed, more stable peace.
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Europe
The Red Cross Roll Call Urges Your Support
The American Red Cross provides essential disaster relief and relief work with money and trained personnel. It asks readers to donate during the Armistice to Thanksgiving roll call, and to mail contributions to the nearest Maryland agency if not solicited.
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THE
RED Cross
American Red Cross
Maryland
Warning on wind storms and housing costs in Cuba vicinity
A wind storm near Cuba warns on building with poor construction and high depreciation costs. Text argues sturdy roofs and time-tested structure protect value and reduce repairs, while noting unrelated quips about Thanksgiving and weather, and a remark on city men considering farming to lose weight.
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Cuba
Inquiring Reporters Recall Armistice Day Memories
Five randomly chosen residents share memories of Armistice Day. Major Manshower recalls news of the armistice while marching toward Metz, others describe joy, bell ringing, and hopes for returning soldiers. Olive Roberts Barton reflects on country versus city living and balance between culture and nature.
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Elmer F. Manshower
Metz
Berscuis
R. Carl Maxwell
C. W. Gregory
Baltimore
Robert L. Shipley
Paul Miller
Transformation of Axolotls At Brighton Aquarium
The report notes a remarkable discovery at Brighton aquarium where aquatic axolotls have been transformed into land living variants. Professor Huxley previously injected thyroid extract into axolotls, producing maturity, while Doctor Spaul at London University recent work shows a similar method transforming an aquatic axolotl into a terrestrial form now on display beside the original tank.
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London
Brighton Aquarium
Julian Tuxley
America
Huxley
Doctor Spaul
London University
Today in History and Birthdays and Events
A compilation of historical anniversaries, birthdays, and events from various years. Highlights include Gen Benjamin McCulloch’s birth, the 1862 Pea Ridge battle, the Oceanic Pacific crossing record, Premier Laurier’s US talks, a Pershing statue unveiling, and King Victor Emmanuel II’s birthday. Also notes Armistice observances, Red Cross drive, and other commemorations.
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Benjamin McCulloch
Rutherford County
Tenn
Battle of
Pea Ridge
Oceanic
Pacific
Laurier
Sherman
Washington
Canada
United States
Africa
Brooke
Esther Sumner Damon
Plymouth Union
Bridgewater
General Pershing
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Arsenic
Ilks’ National Hone
Bedford
Victor Emmanuel II
Italy
Hugh Denison
Forbes
N. W
William C. Pinkham
Calgary
St. John's Nfld
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Germany
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts Ag
United States Senate
Leominster
William M. Collier
Chile
Lodi
Daily English Lessons Teach Precision and Immaculate Usage
W L Gorpox presents tips on correct wording for sentences and pronunciation. The lesson emphasizes avoiding double negatives and misused terms, defines immaculate as without spot or blemish, and notes historical trivia about foolscap’s watermark as a jester’s cap and bells.
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Narratives and Short Items
Twenty years ago in Frederick a jumble of short items reports a carrier pigeon at a late 1900s store on West Patrick Street and a local breeder Harry Roost. It mentions Brien faction Molesworth and baseball player Bem'rs team ties, with Jason returning home. Dr Remsberg’s medical role shifts at Cresson and Pennsylvnia road.
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Gaur Foot
West
Patrick Street
Molesworth
Mat Knoan
Ala
Jason
Birminchan
What s Her Name Dame of We Woman in Picture
Quiz prompts readers to answer nine questions about a pictured woman, Show Boat author, Arabian Nights, a peace prize winner, first German Empire university, moray, Kansas City government, earth size, Mark Twain and the Mississippi source state.
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Raphael Nerman
Moray
Kansas City
Earth
Mark Twain
Mississippi River
The Human Seasons by John Keats Poem Fragment
An excerpt of John Keats reflects on the four mental seasons of mankind. It personifies spring summer autumn and winter as phases of desire dreaming and withdrawal, portraying the ego’s cyclic moods and mortal nature.
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J Keats
Lufs Stuff Sticks To It A Busy Life Motto
A short, dated quote from ON. A. Lufburrow extols constant work from morning to night as the path to satisfaction. He argues that life slips away for the idle and urges honest effort, no matter the scale of talent, to keep up the battle and stick to the fight.
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A. Lufburrow
Bible Thought OUR CHILDREN AND GOD
Fragmentary religious excerpt urges men to serve God rather than rely on women or children. The text contrasts adult men with child labor and notes women’ s payments with reference to husbands. No clear event or date is given.
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Cone
Thhildren
Thic
Nature's Balance: Herons Guard Dikes With Crawfish
A Nature Magazine feature by Arthur N Pack explains how the great blue heron helps protect dikes by controlling crawfish populations. The piece notes the bird’s white forehead and crest, pale grey neck, and white throat with rusty black streaks, and calls attention to the historical role of the heron in hunting.
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Arthur N
PACK
Amercan Nature Association
Hearing Ends In Damages Suit Against Postal Telegraph
The case of Hiram Weller vs Postal Telegraph and Cable Co. over a fire at a Millstone barn proceeds with Judge Glenn H Worthing ton presiding. The plaintiff seeks 2950 in damages claiming a defunct wire caused the blaze. Jury listed and proceedings include night sessions and adjournments with attorneys Newman and Newman for the defendant.
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Hiram Weller
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Hady
Millstone
Washington County
Glenn H. Worthington
Hiram A. Buckey
George W. Hoffman
Grayson D. Dutroyn
Charles W.W. Bowers
J. Harry Brandenburg
William H. Long
Elmer
Der
Jacob T. Huffer
Olin W. Rice
William WW. Osburn
Oust a Jingle He Started Us Traf
A fragmented item notes a public figure or event tied to a disputed start and a decline in status as a metaphorical jingle. The readable phrases imply a complaint about leadership and a failed step or loaned aid. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations but signals a political or community dispute.
Gold Headed Canes and the Customs They Reflected
ABE MARTIN recalls a bygone era when gold headed canes were lavish tokens of public praise. The piece describes how communities gifted canes for small deeds, and how collectors measured status by the number of canes owned, with anecdotes of civic pride and a famous tale of Andy Wiriek thawing the town pump.
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Buddy
Andy Wiriek
John ¥. Dille
Mare Nostrum and Shakespeare on Local Stages
Opera House screens Mare Nostrum by Metro Goldwyn Mayer with Rex Ingram and Antonia Moreno, while Julian Ettinge headlines Madame Behave at the Empire. Maryland Theatre shows Introduce Me with Mack Sennett comedy. Mantell and Kamper lead a Shakespeare program at City Opera House with King Lear and The Merchant of Venice in repertoire, as Frederick vicinity notes road work visible and women portraits prominent in local art scene.
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Empire
Julian Ettinge
the Empire
Cel
Robert B. Mantell
Genevieve Kamper
Opera Honss
Mantell
Hamper
Nacht
Frederick
Toll of Reaper Traffic Increases Despite Safety Measures
Dr Morris Fisebein argues that brakes and signals reduce crash severity but not frequency. He cites National Safety Council figures on daily injuries, including many youths, and identifies dangerous driver behaviors and the need for street engineering, enforcement, and education to curb accidents.
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A. A. Mowbray
National Safety Council
United States
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