Daily News Frederick Maryland Publication Notice
The Daily News published in Frederick Maryland notes it is an independent afternoon paper except Sundays, issued from The News-Post Building on Court Street. It states AP news rights, correction policy, requirement of real name with opinions, and post office filing as second class matter.
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Appeal for Peace by President Roosevelt in Chicago
The article reports President Roosevelt in Chicago urging world peace and condemning treaty violations and barbarous warfare. It notes his call for possible quarantining aggressor nations and questions practical steps, warning that threats to fight could lead to actual war despite past European conflict lessons.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Settlement of wage dispute eases railroad labor tensions
A settlement between railroads and employees ends the threat of a national transport tie up, easing business disruption. Yet most railroads report little profit and capex remains low as dividends falter and the industry faces pressure from new gas-powered competition.
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Iron Horse
Unveiled Vast Galaxy Net From South Pole Telescope
Harvard telescope findings suggest the night sky from the South Pole would glow with a near continuous sheet of light, containing hundreds of thousands of galaxies. Dr Harlow Shapley estimates Harvard instruments may photograph as many as half a trillion distant galaxies, each a billions star system within its own niche in space.
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Howard W. Blak
South Pole
Harvard
Harlow Shap Jey
Harvard Observatory
Bible Thought on Faith and Observation
A reflective note cites John 20 20 and contemplates belief without sight. It asserts a ever watching eye records thoughts and actions, invoking Bacon to underscore scrutiny and insight. The fragment expresses reverence for divine observation guiding understanding.
Sponge Cake and Watermelon Pickle from Local Residents
Recipes furnished through courtesy of local residents. Sponge cake uses seven eggs and sugar, flour, cream of tartar, lemon extract or lemon zest and juice, baked at 325 to 350 degrees. Watermelon pickle soaks rind, boils until clear, then simmered in a spiced syrup with sugar, vinegar, cloves, mace, and cinnamon bark. Both recipes credited to Katharine M. Wiener of 109 East Patrick Street.
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Katharine M. Wiener
East
Patrick Street
East Patrick Street
Riddles and World Trivia From a Puzzle Page
A reader poses playful questions on geography and history including Madagascar islands Napoleon’s life and death locations, Norse Greek Roman Assyrian or Egyptian deities, how many times a clock strikes in a day, and a math riddle about numbers related to twelve. Answers promised on the last page.
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Jupiter
Motivate: Daily English Lesson on Correct Use
Word study notes define motivate as to provide with a motive or to impel. It contrasts misused forms such as chaotic with correct subject verb agreement. Examples show how to discuss causes behind deeds and encourage expanding vocabulary daily.
Frede rick local a century apart bridges and thefts
A Frederick reminiscence from 1887 notes the swinging of the Baltimore and Ohio iron bridge approach and the start of a second span, with completion in three weeks. 1917 items report a Robbery at Crawford Any. Green Haus Restaurant steam methods by Frederick mechanics and local civil life including rally day at Evangelical Lutheran and St. Timothy’s schools. a boy injures his head on a Market Street slide.
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Frederick Junelign
Frederick Mechanics
Green Haus
William A. Ebe, and Co
Crawford
Sabillasville
Mercha
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Ja G. Miller
Horace Caria
U.S
Jimmy
R. A. Taylor
Frederick Fair Fever Grows Amid World Series Interest
The Frederick fair rides rising fever as exhibitors and patrons await the event and hope for good weather. Last year’s top farm displays set a high bar, with this year promising similar exhibits and grandstand features led by Fort Myer cavalry horses. Public mood favors broader streets after trolley wire removal, and a strong community push supports cultural projects, charity drives, and campus events at Hood College.
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Agricultural Society
Fort Myer
Parisian Invasion Through a Bartender’s Eyes Book Review
Bruce Catton reviews This Must Be the Place by Merrill Cady and Lee Furman, recounting Jimmie Charters Montparnasse’s colorfully revealing view of American artists in 1920s Paris. He notes Hemmingway Ford and others, detailing personalities, habits, and the bar culture that shaped their reputations. Lake Superior area noted at article end.
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Montparnasse
Merrill Cady
Lee Furman
Charters
Ernest Hemingway
Ford Maddox Ford
Main cancer treatments: surgery radium and X ray
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines cancer care centering on surgery, radium and X ray, noting radios sensitivity of cancer tissue, limited radium use for stomach and liver cancers, risks of caustic ointments, massage spreading tumors, and futility of mind based cures. The piece warns against quack therapies and emphasizes proven methods.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical
Alan and Hygele
They Say It All Points to Mixed Views in 1930s Dialogues
A fragmentary collage presents remarks by Irene Castle McLaughlin on alimony and defense, Earl Browder on fighting fascism, and Ellis Baldwin on youth ideals, interspersed with a captain’s nautical escape and Mussolini’s Berlin remarks. The piece threads views on democracy, religion, and society.
Mind Your Manners Quiz Delves Into Social Etiquette
A reader quiz offers questions on door opening, attention whistling, introductions, host departure order, and respectful conduct on a party. It asks what a boy or girl should do and how to thank the host and mother after leaving, with cited authorities and answers.
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The Star Wagon Opens on Broadway Amid Mixed Reviews
New York Oct 9 Broadway launches Maxwell Andersons The Star Wagon at the Empire with Burgess Meredith and Lillian Gish. Mixed notices praise its prose departure and time travel premise while some compare it to Berkeley Square and One Sunday Afternoon. The show sold out crowds despite uneven early critical response. Hollywood stars migrate to stage with Frances Farmer in The Manly Art and others joining new productions as Broadway resumes after summer.
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Eugene O'Neill
America
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Lillian Gish
Anderson
Berkeley Square
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Frances Farmer
Clifford Odets
Lou Ambers
Barney Ross
Today in History Anniversaries and notable births
Notable anniversaries span 1837 to 1937 with figures such as Francis Wayland Parker Edward Bok and Aimee Semple McPherson. The list notes births in New England states Maryland and New York along with milestones including Alaska’s formal possession 1867 and the first outdoor telephone conversation 1876. Also mentions political figures and industrial leaders with brief biographical lines and death years.
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Ilinois
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Bedford
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Winfeld Scott Schley
Frederick County
Maryland
Leonard Wood
Winchester
Boston
Edward W. Bok
Philaadelphia Ladies Home Journal
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William Loeb
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Albany
N. Y
Martin Johnson
Rockford
United States
Alaska
Cambridge
Mass
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Yugour Slavia
Barthou
France
Marseilles
Landon
Charter Granted for Col legiate School at Saybrook Conn
1791 charter establishes Col legiate School at Saybrook Connecticut which later becomes Yale University in New Haven. 1760 armies of Russia and Austria sack Herlin, a historic assault referenced in regional chronicles. 1798 Vermont congressman Matthew Lyon sentenced to four months imprisonment and a $1000 fine under the Sedition Act for political conduct.
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Saybrook
Conn
Yale University
New Haven
Herlin
Matthew Lyon
Vermont
Today's Horoscope Today Predicts Travel and Success
A sensitive mind with reserve force and energy may bring time and honors. Travel is expected, likely for business, and should be successful. other aspects appear reasonably favorable.
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