The Daily News Subscriptions and Offices Note
The Daily News, an independent paper published daily except Sundays at 41 North Market Street Frederick Maryland, lists subscription rates and office locations. It details mail and in person payments, semi weekly edition, and Bruns wick Times office arrangements with multiple local pickup points.
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Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Runswick Times
Brunswick Times
High Street
People's National Bank
Brunswick
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Campaign urged for issuing small denomination coins
A publisher appeals to the American Newspapers' Publishers' Association to mint a Ti cent, a 2la-cent, and perhaps a cent piece to ease economic strain. Discussion rages in the press over the idea with many opposing the 1 cent coin but favoring the 2½ cent piece as a popular option. Potential use includes higher newspaper prices as paper costs climb and publishers debate street sale drives.
Destruction of Food Sparks Call for Law Against Waste
A Peoria committee studying high food costs notes deliberate dumping of potatoes into the Hinds River and cites San Francisco Boston and Chicago examples of discarding fish and produce to fix prices. The piece argues waste is criminal and harmful to the public, urging legal action to curb such practices.
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Peoria
Hinds River
San Francisco
Bay
Boston
Cleveland
Cuyahora River
Chicago
New York
History in the News as Textbook in Schools
The Pittsburgh Dispatch advocates using current events and the paper itself as a classroom textbook. It argues up to date journalism can engage students, aid civic understanding, and modernize education amid world events, citing widespread adoption in schools. It also discusses motion pictures reshaping drama, noting a readjustment benefiting serious talent and legitimate theater.
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Cheris
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Ang 6
Atlanta
Broadway
Minutes of Merriness Stage Ambitions and Prohibition Remarks
The fragment presents a dialogue about stage work and name making, a dry cellar query answered slyly by a talent agent, and a quip about prohibition. It shifts to a wife’s savings of $40 from bridge winnings and a joke about pawning crown jewels for a war. The tone mirrors humorous newspaper snippets from multiple papers.
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Kansas City Journal
Tomorrow City Beyond the Road
A wandering speaker envisions a city named Tomorrow beyond the road where fortune relieves the traveler. Towers shine at sunrise, crowds laugh, and the gate of Worry closes as the journey continues toward a hoped-for relief from burdens.
Purely Personal Birthday Party Highlights and Travelers
Miss Neda Riggies hosted an eleventh birthday at her East Third Street home with friends, games, and refreshments. Guests and travelers include Mrs. Harling Sponseller, Miss Elizabeth Sanders, Mr. Wililans Sponseller on a Baltimore trip, Mrs Ulysses Gupp and Miss Elizabeth Sheeleigh visiting Baltimore, and several Frederick residents visiting or visiting relatives in Berkeley Springs and Washington.
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East Third Street
Harling Sponseller
Mian
Elizabeth Sanders
Wililans
Sponseller
Baltimore
Ulysses Sgupp
Mingizabeth Sheeleigh
East Church Atre
D.C
Wiliam
J. G. Reinmuth
George L. Goff
H. F. Getzendanner
South Market Street
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in Frederick County
Transactions recorded include deeds from Nowh Eo Cramer to Nellie Hrengle for real estate valued at 10 dollars, Raymond Brown to Joseph Derry for county land at 5 dollars, and multiple Frey family transfers totaling hundreds. Marriage licenses list Harry F. Lare and Deasle Waltz, and Harry Lee Carter and Rosa Lee Jones, both couples noted as colored. Sustains Spraineg Ankle section reports I W Albaugh and companions injured in a crash while chasing cotton tails. their car’s front light damaged after a cow darted into the road. three hunters bagged a few rabbits.
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Nellie
Hrengle
Tnelty
Raymond
Brown
Joseph C. Derry
Sophia Frey
Charles H. Frey
Mhorley H. Frey
Harvey R. Kine
Vernon M. Buhrman
Victor M. Marken
Guilford
Rosa Lee Jones
Frederick
I. W. Albaugh
Albaugh
Alderman Guy Albaugh
Wiliam Hogarth
Ian Vertigage
Lewie Walter
Hina Grove
Junge
G. T. IL
Willon
P. Mauleby, Jr
Lewis Walter
Frederick County
Lorust Alley
Frederick City
Anid Alley
William P. Maulsby, Jr
Locust Alley
Maryland
Thomas H. Myers
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6Th
John J. Vantossen
Southwestern Gas and Electric wins fair booth prize
At a Texarkana fair the Southwestern Gas and Electric Company received first prize for the most attractive booth. The costly display was arranged by William S. James, formerly of the city and now with the company. Two hundred forty eight booths were entered in the contest.
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Southwestern Gas and Electric Company
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Garter snake killed in Clarke Place street
A garter snake about eighteen inches long was killed in the street at Clarke Place yesterday afternoon. Snakes are common in that city area in summer, but it is unusual for a garter snake to leave its hole in the fall.
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Clarke Place
Fictitious tag crime leads to fine in Washington
FP Andrews, of Washington, was arrested by Deputy Witte and charged with carrying a fictitious license tag. He was fined 1 pound by Justice Eckstein on Sunday and paid.
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FP. Andrews
Washington
Lud FL Witte
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Chronicle
Twentieth anniversary reminiscences from Frederick appear in The News Columns dated November 21 1498. Miss Matele Suman a missionary in Africa writes to friends about conditions there and Salvation Army activities sweep the United States during Self Dental Week.
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Frederick
Matele Suman
Aomissionari Ty Frica
United States
All Self
Danshie
Miss Ramsburgh Bride of J J Robb in Columbia South Carolina
Miss Ramsburgh daughter of Mrs Laura Maynard Ramsburgh and the late Henry Ramsburgh married James Jaffray Robb of Columbia at Evangelical Reformed church. The couple planned a northern wedding trip and will reside in Columbia where Robb is engaged in banking.
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Mia Mary Taabella Ramsburgh
Laura Maynard Ramshurkh
Henry Heeron, Ramaburgh
James Jaffray Robb
South Carooina
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Mina Raelel Metter
Henry Beeson Ramaburgh
Charles Bateman Robb
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Pape’s Diapepsia Promises Fast Safe Stomach Relief
Popular remedy touted as the perfect stomach doctor for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and other stomach troubles. Claims rapid action with Pape’s Mapepsin neutralizing acid souring gas quickly. Promote keeping a large fifty cent case at home for sudden digestive distress.
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