Daily News Frederick MD Public Notices Summary
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland urges readers to submit signed letters to the office for publication, noting consent is required for author names and that unsigned entries may not appear. It states free notices resembling advertising must be written and mailed to the office and will not be accepted by phone.
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Newa-Poat
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Associated Freas
Evel Wh
Fea
Urhana’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
William Henry Harrison Purdum
Frank
Purdum
Charles P. Burger
Vicelity
Baltimore
Orphans’ Court
James 8. Greene
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Forcing Children to Quit School in Economic Pressure
The October 9, 1923 article notes rising living costs drive children from schools to work, urges keeping students in upper grammar and high school, cites Brown University president’s view on progress, and highlights Oneonta New York where 200 high school students planted 200000 trees as civic engagement.
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Faunce
Brown University
Oneonta
New York
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Autumn Harvest Reverie and Seasonal Contrast
The piece argues autumn is a lively, peaceful season distinct from summer heat and winter gloom. It praises tempered temperatures, renewed greenery, and lingering flowers, while laborers reap harvests under clear skies as a nurturing, hopeful tableau.
Inquiring Reporter Fires Up Views On Heating
Readers share varied takes on restarting the furnace from Foxville Market Space Mast Third St West Fourth ogtrest and Weat South street. The piece blends quips with a literary reflection on aging, death, and autumnal imagery as moral provocation.
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Foxville
E. M. Dyer
Charles T. Klin
Mast Third St
Clagchu L. Dorsey
West Fourth
Clarench L. Strine
South Street
Braddock Heights
Fred Main
Victor Tyergar
Braddock
Schooler's Bakery
South Market St
Westpatrick Street
North Market Street
Church
W. Patrick Streets
Mra. Crum
West Patrick Street
South St
Dab Adams
Lawn
Ald
Ballenger Pike
Frederick
Third Street
City
Thiel Street
Market Street
Churen
Marners Drag Store
Horoscope Forecasts Patchy Fortunes and Cautionary Guidance
A horoscope warns of mixed results this season with risks in business and prices. Neptune and Jupiter bring caution for women and general unrest in markets, while education and superstition figures rise. Forecasts call for storms, public anxiety over co education, and steady but wary prospects for those born under Libra and Virgo signs.
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Neptuna
Jupiter
Neptune
Thisme
Policion
Aecteory
Erigals
Tisees
McClure
Syrifeate.y Merrier Tener
Today in History and Birthdays Anniversary Row
The column lists dates from 1779 to 1877 noting events in Savannah Chicago Rome to Italy and Tokyo. It also highlights birthdays of Camille Saint-Saens Leonard Wood Alfred Dreyfus Wesley Jones and Ethelbert Talbot with events such as Fire Prevention Day and regional church and political notices.
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Savannah
Isaae McCoy
Michigan
Chicago
Winfield Scott Schley
Frederick
Howell Cobb
Buchanan
New York City
Cherry Hil
Rome
Papal States
Kingdom of Italy
Samuel Baker
London
Nile
American Humane Association
Cleveland
Camille Saint-Saens
Paris
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Winchester
N. H
Alfred Dreyfus
Wesley ©. Jones
United States
Washington
Bethany
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Fayette
St. Dennis
France
Canada
Episcopal Diocese
Paterson
N. Y
Vermont
Unitedales
William P. Dillingham
National Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Louisville
Episcopal Fioverian Convention
New Jersey
Trenton
Cts
Goats Banished From Pittsburg Amid Odd Health Claims
A Pittsburg bulletin mocks health officials while lampooning goats and goats milk bans. Jumbled notes reference doctors saying goats carry germs, rumors about goatees and soup, and odd snippets about oil stocks, Los Angeles movie thefts, and Danish sailors.
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Pittsburgh
Mechanic Speaks Poem by Berton Braley Sees Standardization
The poem defends standardization praising its impact on work and society. It argues standardized tools roads and railways broaden horizons speed thought and ease toil. It acknowledges concerns about standardized thought yet claims standards have long guided human progress.
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Berton Braley
NEA Service, Inc
Fashion Trends of the Season in Evening Frocks
The article notes ostrich feathers replacing fur on collar trims for new evening gowns. Fur belts and bands are popular, with straight line gowns featuring simple back sections. Stripes in brown and gray appear on dresses and frocks, while raffia belts in bright colors complement bone piece serges and reps seen widely.
Bible Thought Governs Promises Kept
Quote from Kings praises fulfilled promises of Wis and Govs. The excerpt asserts that no word of divine or royal promises has failed, reflecting a religious view of providence and faith in rulers.
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Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Frederick columns recall Maryland Agricultural College coach John Markey visiting home. Confederate officer Bradley Johnson and son Bradley T. Johnson hosted at Rock Castle Virginia. Dr Robert S. Tyson moves office to East Church Street. Market Street paving approved by Major and Aldermen. Twenty seven sons join a trip to the county fair. Father J W Kane buys a team for St John’s rectory. Frederick doctors Thomas B. Johnson C T Conley visit Lexington Kentucky. Wyngelate Company wagon sinks in mud near Clingan’s harness. ice blocks clog street.
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John Markey
Maryland Agricultural College
Bradley
Johnson
Frederick
Bradley T. Johnson
Rock Castle
Georhland Country
Virginia
Robert S. Tyson
Masonic
Twoty
Ser Pay Feo
J. W. Kane
St. John’s
Unclear OCR fragment reports an injury on farm work
Fragment mentions Plum breaking his arm while baring a ram plot. No clear names dates places or organizations given. Readable facts are minimal and the text is disjointed.
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Coreataire Plum
Barin
Man questions garden care and winter leaf protection
Text argues fallen leaves around trees and bushes should stay through winter as they shield plants from cold and frost and act as fertilizer in spring. It emphasizes proper care by leaving leaf litter to improve plant health.
Beware the Cough That Hangs On Creomulsion Ad
An advertising notice promoting Creomulsion as a remedy for chronic coughs and lung troubles. It claims Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes, destroys germs, and heals throat and lung diseases. The ad guarantees satisfaction and offers a refund if relief is not achieved after following directions.
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