Daily News Frederic k Maryland masthead notice
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland presents its masthead and publication details. This notice outlines the newspaper as an independent daily except Sundays, published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It announces Associated Press use, anonymous letters policy, and free notices submission requiring real names.
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News-Poat
Court Street
Frederick, MD
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Sound Taxation and World Series Reflections
A Wednesday editorial argues for substantial income tax cuts in December and notes hope for lower rates benefiting next year’s taxpayers. It contrasts radical Congress sentiment with prudent, prosperous policy and warns against communist-driven spoliation rhetoric. The World Series is praised for its suspenseful, disciplined play and considered a potential model for civic order if its reader obedience could spread to society.
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Congress
Russia
Stop Every Fire Before It Starts Promotes Prevention
President Coolidge urges fire prevention during Fire Prevention Week starting October 4, noting Americans lose five dollars per person yearly to fires while England loses far less. Emphasizes stopping fires before they start by removing hazards, avoiding gasoline or kerosene, keeping basements clean, using proper fuses, and knowing how to reach fire services and alarms. Stresses personal responsibility for safety, citing heroic but finite help from fire departments and the need for ongoing vigilance.
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Coolidge
England
Baltimore American
Question and Answers From Inquiring Reporter Itinerant
Today's feature collects five residents responses about preferred vegetables. Jack Cecil from Boana favors none stated. Miss Nicodemus prefers peas, Miss Rhoads likes potatoes, Barbara Foot prefers beans, and Katherine Ramsburg from Lake View also selects potatoes.
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Jack Cecil
Today in History and Anniversaries
Today in history notes births and deaths of notable figures such as Charles X Camille Saint-Saëns and Silas Woodson, plus events like Grand Central Station opening and the Montenegrin attack on the Turks. Also lists current birthdays including Myron T. Werrick Leonard Wood and Alfred Dreyfus, plus events from the US Navy Shenandoah voyage to celebrations in Omaha and Chicago.
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Charles X
Bourbon
Versailes
Gorz
Austria
Manchester
England
Arkwright
Camille Saint-Suans
Paris
Algiers
Grand Central Station
New York City
Silas Woodson
Missouri
St. Joseph
Knox County
Patterson
N. J
Ilenry I. Markham
Calfornia
Los Angeles
Wilmington
United States
France
Huntington
Ohio
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Winchester
N. H
Wthelbert Talbot
Protestant Episcopal Church
Fayette
Wesley LL. Jones
Washington
United States Senate
How To Tell When Fish Is Safe To Eat
Dr Hugh Cumming of the U S Public Health Service warns buyers what fish to avoid. Signs of unsafe fish include cloudy eyes, wrinkled flesh, dry or loose scales, visible blubber, pale red gills, and fingers leaving prints when pressed.
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Hugh 8. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Cummings Bayer
Newman Wright Wedding and Montreal Lumbermen Convention
Charles Roy Newman of Fairfax County Virginia married Catherine Wright of Alexandria Virginia on Monday October 5 at five o'clock by Rev John M DeChant pastor of Utica Reformed charge. The Canadian Lumbermen's Association will hold its eighteenth annual convention in Montreal the first week of February.
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Newman—Wright Charles Roy Newman
Fairfax County
Catherine Wright
Alexandria
John M. DeChant
Pas
Utica
Canadian Lumbermen’s A Association
Montreal
Meat and fish refrigerated to prevent spoilage
A historical notice explains how meat and fish spoil through three changes after slaughter or catch. Fresh meat is tender but soon toughens, then putsrefies. refrigeration and prompt cooking are urged. Fish spoil quickly in heat. freezing is ideal, or cooling to near freezing and immediate consumption.
Bible Thought Protects Through Waters and Fire
A religious verse from Isaiah assures divine presence through dangers. The text also notes a prayer about God's keeping and care. The remaining line states that the cigar making industry in the United States employs 106,000 persons.
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United States
Local items from The News October 7 1905 Frederick
Twenty years ago today Frederick readers see updates on the FL& M Railroad installing a new 200 horsepower boiler and transporting it to the power house. Western Maryland Railroad rails are being upgraded with 35 carloads of 90 pound steel between Glen Falls and Thurmont. Keller Creager in Ringgold Washington county survived a lightning strike with a straw hat likely saving his life as the electric wrath electrified his body and caused a near deadly event.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Glen Falls
Thurmont
Keller Creager
Ringgold
Washington County
World Series radio schedule across major stations
Radio World Series schedule lists stations from WEAF to KOA and WNYC with daily play by play accounts. Includes time slots, orchestras, dance programs, markets reports, and World Series game broadcasts across cities such as Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis and Detroit.
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Cvente
CECA
Toronto
Watson's Orchestra
CFCF
Montreal
Mount Boral
CNNO
Ottawa
CNRW
Winnipeg
Stanea
Marketa
KDEA
Fast Fittsburgh
KEAB
Lincoln
KFERX
Rastings
Kpre
Houston
KSB
ST. Louis
KTS
Hot Springs
Meyer Daris Quartette
Hailey Family
Chicago
WANG
Richmond
BILL
Seringfield
Jan Geerts
Pittsborgh
Willam Penn
WEAF
Alaine
Wap
Washington
Markete
Sports
Amy Band
Paul
Golden Cooke
Erickson
Eddie Dunstedter
Worcester
Kansas City
School of the Aft
Waldorf Orchestra
Troubadors
Ben Bernie
WEAK
Cleveland
Clevelards Orchestra
WEE
Rose II
Nes
Orcheatra
Fmm Weaf
WFAA
Altocona
Philadelphia
WGES
NEW Egra
Orchestra
WGRK
Buffalo
Ctom
Met Orchestra
Oy Schenectady
Stones
Orchestra Whad
Milwaukee
WHIAS
Louisville
Srrenaders
New York
Leritow
Imerts
Cancer
WERC
Aarcinnate Ase
Ter
Ralph Eamereon
WLY
Cincinnatim
Wiscontra Orchestra
Cina
Johanna Groset
WMAQ
WMBF
Miame Weachook
Whyc
WOC
Davenport
Woo
Candelaria Orchestra
Hizzo
Orchestre
WOR
Newark
Innner
Lopes
Oreste
QO Richardson
WOS
Jefferson City
WPG
Atlantic City
WSAI
Cincennati
Orgen Remtal
WIC
Haltfold
TassWe
WWI
Detroit
Iled
AFI
Los Angeles
Radio Taventes
Hersh
KGU
Oakland
KGW
Portland
Rickman
Sweet
KOA
Denver
KEO
San Francisco
Seiger
Nurical_ pmeram
Lind
Orchesta
UPR Wednesdat
WEAA
WAC
WOAW
WIT
WCBD
Wscera
CNRE
CNRT
CNEW
CNBC
Ore
Flapper Fanny Quips On Frame Of Mind In Picture
Flapper Fanny comments that perception depends on frame of mind as she critiques the ratty look of a pictured face. The aside hints at salon chatter and social culture in a lighthearted tone.
Sayings Of Ben Thrift And Local Racing Report
Misfortune finds it hard to spank the man with money in the bank and urges saving as a habit that pays. Abbie Dryad, owned by C. E. Pero, driven by EL Crawford, won the 2.79 pace at Bed ford Palace. Abbie Dread is entered at Waxerstown and Frederick on the 2.78 pace each Thursday.
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Ben
Abbie Dryad
C. E. Pera
Tanevtown
EL Crawford
Bedford
Palace
Abbie Dread
Waxerstown
Frederick
Public sale of Wertheimer estate in Frederick City Maryland
Executors of Clotilda Wertheimer announce a public sale at the Frederick County Court House on October 10 1925 at 11 A M. The property includes a corner lot with brick house and outbuildings fronting on East Church and Carter streets and is offered in three parcels with detailed terms including one third cash and the rest on six months notes. Also a second sale on October 31 1925 of two market street parcels in Frederick with house structures and garage ability, with half cash and rest on six months notes.
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Clotilda Wertheimer
Follo RZ
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Winderick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
East Church Street
Ernest A. . Fox
Frederick County
1St Church Street
Carter Street
Church Street
Alving
U. S
Charles Wertheimer
Francis K. Wertheimer
Guy K. Motter
John L. Dutrow
Frederick
Lillian R. Anders
South Market Street
David Frazier
George Markell
Davie Frazier
Clifford A. Frazier
Ernest D. Frazier
David Frazer
Market Street
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