The Daily News Freder Md classified notice
The text is a historical newspaper masthead and notice policy indicating the Frederick Maryland daily paper, its printing company, and submission rules for letters and notices, including author identification requirements for published correspondence and free notices. The document also notes AP and UPI affiliations and postal registration details.
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News I'Os
Court Street
Frevep Icr. MD
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Inventions push beyond yesterday in 1925 cycles
The piece discusses rapid progress in autos, airplanes, radios and electricity, predicting air machines may replace rails and streetcars, radios overtake phonographs, and wireless progress quickens news. It notes declines in labor through machine automation and changes in farming, printing, and daily life.
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McChanic
Insurance sales talk from Will Policy sparks interest
A local column extols Will Policy as a vigorous life and property insurance seller. He pitches life health burglaries and fires car coverage with aggressive tonality. The note ends by noting the pastor Rev William Samuel Hess accepted a call at Hacerstown church and will preach November 1. A stray line about China spinning refers to unrelated content.
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Willian Samuel Hess
Westminster Church of
Grand Rapids
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Hacerstown Presbyterian Church
Twenty-Five Years Today Columns Recall Old Newspapers
A fragmented reflection notes how timeless columns remind readers that people change. It mentions an old Ze n woman with a spotted white shirt and plug hat, evoking memories of past newspaper eras and the C s bt National Never Copying Service.
Five Persons Answer Kadym Question What Music Do You Prefer
The Inquiring Reporter asks five locals in Kadym about music taste. Roy Schroeder prefers orchestra and band concerts, Mibs Thelma Reeser loves playing music, Judge Charles H. Butts favors a large brass band, Mrs Joseph T. Pyles enjoys classical music and dislikes jazz, while Harry Wells says he takes his time.
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Roy Schroeder
Thelma Reeser
Wilson Ave
Charles H. Butts
Joseph T. Pyles
Third Street
Iarry Wells
City
Ray
Today's History and Birthday Highlights
A chronicle of anniversaries and birthdays with notes on historical figures. Includes 1838 Blanchet Oregon arrival, 1847 Kelley birth, 1848 Baker presidency, 1911 Connaught governor, 1923 Freming death, plus birthdays of Sargent Gilbert Commons and others. Also mentions a 10 year ago Sox championship and Zeppelin raid remembrance. Kansas City primary and Unitarian merger referenced.
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Francis N. Blanchet
Oregon
Benjamin J. Kelley
Savannah
Petersnburg
Atlanta
James H. Baker
University If
Colorado
Harmony
Maine
Denver
John Cockrill
St. Louis
Col. Slayback
Joseph Brant
Brantford
England
Duke of Connaugh
Canada
Aretha J. Freming
West Virginia
Fairmont
W. Va
Boston Red Sox
London
David L. Ferris
Protestant Episcopal
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
General Unitarian Conference
Taft
American Unitarian Association
Eternal Protection Prayer and Pony Express Fact
A sermon style verse promises divine protection and care through all travels and trials. A historical note recalls Lincoln's inaugural address carried by pony express riders across 1 963 miles in seven days and seventeen hours in 1861.
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Pony Express
Plains
California
Lincoln
Concentrated Foods In All Milk Products
Dr Hugh Cumming discusses milk as a balanced ration noting its calories protein fat and ferments for digestion. He warns about cleanliness in milk and ice cream production and explains digestion of butter cheese and fats along with effects of ozone at high altitude.
Autumn opening at Kemp dry goods emporium in Frederick
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Co Thomas Kemp dry goods store held an autumn opening with palm and carnation decorations. The Frederick Fair announced supervisors and judges including Mesdames Stauffer Clargett and Price among others. A social function given by Mr and Mrs Claytor Invmerman celebrated birthdays at Walkersville. Evangelical Lutheran church held its annual congregational meeting electing elders and deacons for three years.
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Follwing
Frederick Fair
David V. Stauffer
Thames XII
Clargett
Wiliam
Jacob B. Tyson
Granville Ith
Thomas Bader
Melville
John E. Price
Adrian C. McCarden
George W. G. Shrines
George
Walkersville
Sada
Mary Genevieve
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F Steck
E J. Boblitz
William R. Storm
Wiliam G Simmerman
J. £. Smith
Daily Radio Program Highlights by Station Listings
Compiled schedules show station by station daily lineups with music programs news reports lectures and performances. Numerous stations list dinner concerts orchestras world cruises and weather reports alongside entertainment features across North America.
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CNRV
WEAF
KGO
KORA
Ten Commandments to Open at Opera House for Two Days
The super special feature The Ten Commandments opens today at the Opera House for a two day showing with no other attractions. The show drew big crowds in Freder previously and is expected to continue strong attendance. Also playing today in Maryland is Bil Cody in The Fighting Sheriff with a newsreel. Friday brings The Gingham Girl, a New York musical comedy hit with productions by Mor ty Schulman Dessau Inc, after long runs in major cities.
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Opera House
Freder
Maryland
Bil Cody
New York
Dan Kasell
Albert von Tilzer
Neville Freeson
Chicago
Philadelphia
Earl Car
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