Ireland's Free State confronts division and taxation woes
The piece argues Irish progress hinges on addressing past injustices and religious intolerance. It notes Northern Ireland loyalty to Britain, heavy taxes on the Free State, and long conflict between Catholics and Protestants. It praises Irish labor and industry while warning against deferred hopes paralyzing work.
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America
London
Ireland
Irish Free State
England
Europe
Ir-land
The Daily News Frederick Notice Policy
Frederick daily paper outlines policy requiring real name with letters to the editor and prohibits unsigned opinions. Free notices must be written and mailed to the office and will not be accepted by phone.
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Associated Press
Associated Wrews
Jazz and youth conduct debate on modern dance music
Friday's discussion by Dr. Van Waters in New York weighs jazz influence on young people. He notes rhythmic dance music excites expression but argues proper training by families can curb improper conduct and steer attention toward higher musical masterpieces.
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van Waters
Los Angeles
Child Study Association
New York
Local Potatoes and Fancy Dinners Highlight Odd Column
A playful verse laments rising potato prices and proposes cooking ideas to cope with shortages. The entry notes a performance by Miss Jean Wilson Pleasss in Washington DC with stories and monologues at Trinity M E Church, mixed reception from elocution teachers, and a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Shipley on West Church Street with dancing and refreshments. Thirty-five women students pursue noncredit courses at MIT.
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Miss Wilson
Jean Wison
Washington, D.C
Trinity
Isaac X
Margaretta Fromke
Margaret Sheeler
Maripley
Shinies
Charlotte Shipley
Shirlery
Hobart Athaseh
Cmm
Rhinelander Case Sparks Public Opinion Across City
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents for views on the Rhinelander case. Samuel Lewis says he knew his wife was a Negro when married. Clyde Roney believes Rhinelander knew she was colored before marriage. C Nickel doubts forming an opinion. H Morrison cites conflicting testimony. Ralph Zimmerman calls the case newspaper overexposed.
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Samuel A. Lewis
Court Street
Clyde Roney
North Market Street
Rhinelander
C. Nickel
Amberg
Jordan
H. M.orrison
M. P. Moller Co
Today in History and Birthdays at a Glance
A digest of anniversaries and events includes Beethoven's opera premiere in Vienna in 1805 and Arbor Day observances in South Carolina. Birth and death notes cover Laurier, Phelps, and other figures, with a focus on dates, places, and institutional mentions across 19th and early 20th century history.
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Vienna
Rance
Mexican Congress
Upper
Lower
California
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
St. Lin
Quebec
Ottawa
Falls Silver
Mass
Cleveland, Painesville and
Ashtabula
William Schley
Congress
Georgia
Augusta
Frederick
Mad
John 5. Phelps
Missouri
St. Louis
Simsbury
Conn
South Carolina
Margherita
Italy
Jackson
Miss. Holland
Paul Peter
Herbert$. Hadley
Washington University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Canada
Pittsburgh
Fragmentary X says husband killed wife and child in crossing
A quoted fragment reports a woman asking if she can save him and mentions a husband harming his wife, a daughter dying on a crossing, and a horse killed in war near Chicago. the note cites a National Newspaper Service copyright.
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Chicago
Uday
Europe As I Sew It: Ireland and Its Emerald Welcome
Emory L Cobbentz describes arrival in Queenstown after crossing from New York aboard the Adriatic. He recalls weather, overcoats, and the Emerald Isle’s green shores, Atlantic climate, and Ireland’s history, beauty, and lingering poverty. He reflects on Irish emigration impacts and the misconceptions many have about the country.
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Ireland
Queenstown
New York
Ilme
Irish
England
Atlantic Ocean
Jai
America
United States
Emerald Isle
Europe
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Sports and notices
Twenty years ago in Frederick The News column highlights Company A football readiness for Thanksgiving with its proposed playset list and player names. Also noted are an anniversary service labeled Historical Evening with speakers and a piano solo by Eleanor Marke, plus a petition signers for paving Market street between Fourth and Fifth streets and likely paving between Third and Fourth.
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Osborne Jamie
BE. OR. Eschbach
William Paaar
Prof
J. HO Appice
Eleanor Marke
Market Street
Bible Thought and Prayer Excerpt for Faith and Grace
A brief religious fragment cites Psalm 37 verses urging trust in the Lord and doing good to be fed. It prays for steadfast faith, alignment with the Word, and purification and satisfaction of desires through divine guidance.
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Ends Green Stomach Tale
A patient chronicles years of stomach and liver trouble and olive green skin, spending 1200 with doctors until Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy cured the green condition. The ad touts the product as a harmless preparation clearing catarrhal mucus, relieving inflammation and ailments from stomach to appendix. One dose guarantees cure or money back.
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Mayr
Public sale notices in Frederick County Maryland 1925
Public sale notices announce auction of lots on West Patrick Street and market street Frederick City. Executrix Rosa E Blentlinger offers 31 by 160 foot lot with brick dwellings at 501 503 South Market Street and a Braddock acreage with an eight room frame dwelling near Country Club Golf Course. One third cash day of sale and balance in four months. deposits required. Auctioneers DeLauter William & Darner.
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Market ST
Frederick
Piy Ida Johnson
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick City
Brarkett Street
Trontins
Daniel Stull
Ida Johnson
South Market Street
George T Raumensaner
Marlon
Ceed
Purcher
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Aurt Horse Door
Aryland
Mexis H Smith
Mt. Oliver Cemetery Company
Ldber
G& M
Alexis E. Srath
Elizabeth C. Klein
Savage
Braddock
State
Hiram S. Cutsail
Country Club
Rosa
E Blentlinger
Iexecutrix
A K DeLauter
Willian & Darner
Joan
Lakin
Saluruax
Maryland
John S. Lakin
Jefferson
Lander
Fredericks County
DELCO
Jefferson District
Silas Thomas
Thomas
Thrasher
Mr. Dade
Jord
Dirrei Parmenais
Chatlea
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BE. B. Shiple
W. Patrick St
Tim Street
West Third Street
Grayson H. Mercer
Court St. Frederick
Third St
West Chi
Maquire News- Post
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Independent Hose Company
Erent
Motter Avenue
Potts and Griffin
Braddock Pike
Albert Coblentz
Gittinger’s Grocery
Apriy Geo B
Lear
Madison Street
Harley-Davison
Patrick Fr
Ron
C. W. Leg Horn
Lancaster Deahiry Farm
Dirs
C. E Esworthy
Bartonsside
Dot Vor
Sale
Daniel K Merth Market Street
Reeke Beals
SOR
TL Manta
South Market St. Frederick
Handkercobiefs Hendy
Crist
Leisard Center
Eichelberstr
Ford Sedax
Cnet
Apple Segars
CBS Glitter
Afi
Heda
Mottin
HE Daily News
News-Paat
Frederick, MD
THE
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
JAZZ
A. Lufburrow
Sve
Macsachusetta Tetiture of Technology
Hudson River
Castleton
N. Y
King of Mary
Cardinal Hayes
Sacred College of Cardinals
New York City
William Dudley Foulke
National Civil Service Reform League
Charles R. Morey
Princeton University
Hastings
Mich
Selma Lagerlof
Province of
Vermland
Alvey Etaler
Ceresville
Board of County Commissioners
Renee Murdoch
Charles. F Miller
Woodsbore
Mesers Trown
Holter
Jachner
Howard
Stevens
Etzler
National Newspaper Service
Emory L. Coblentz
the News
Company A
Prive
Dudrear
Refauver
Lebherz
Huane
Rentz Devail
Ress
Marker
Messrs
Gilbert
Ly Lashmuit
Stantfer
Goodell
Flapper
Tex
Bible Thought
Max
Apple
Shinley Co
West Carrick St
Benison
Beckel
Daxton
Ohio
Wo Harry Haller
East Second St
Bow
Mt Airy
Dat
Costle
Heute
Gare
Court
Cownell Street
Frederick Moter Co
Shank and Bisset
Patrick Street
James F. Crampton
G. Hooper
Joseph Ti. Bussard
James
Nederick City
ATF Ray Secand
Toynde
Tyeather
Pana Defierson
Daniel Uxperi
Deneed Fornarce
Desipes
Roy
John W Wachter
Lewis
Town
S. Ao
Tad Maris Daz
Mar Vhiain
Rino Six
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