Daily News Transcribes General Notices From Frederick Edition
The Frederick Maryland Daily News notes policy on credited dispatches from Associated Press and required bylines for communications. It also states free notices must be sent in writing to the office and not accepted by phone, with publication as second class matter.
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Associated Press
Berton Brassey
NEA Service, Inc
Wanate
R. R. Lewis, Jr
Blute Employment Commission
Light Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Dee
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
P. O. Box
Modern Hiking Ripples Through 1923 Youth Travel
SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 1923 youths ride on main roads for free travel called hiking or bummin the practice spreads as drivers may stop for well dressed riders yet dangers exist with bandits and the need to pay rail fare or buy gasoline debated. the piece notes independence boldness and social critique of this novelty.
Supernal Dubs and Spirit Talk A Satirical Poem
Berton Braley’s light verse mocks spiritualist talk and the vague speak of famous figures like Jesse James Grant and Bonaparte. The fragment includes a brief urban notice: Urbana services for Sunday feature Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and a preaching service with Estep, McKinney, and Bennet as speakers.
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Jesse James
Pharoah
Grant
Bonaparte
Urbana
Ilam
Epworth League
Temperateo
Estep
Frederick
McKinney
Walkersville
Alton Y. Bennet
Should the $2 bill be dropped from currency
In a reader poll the Inquiring Reporter questions Treasury policy on ending the $2 bill. Responses from six locals cite confusion in use, reluctance to accept the denomination, superstition, and practicality concerns about replacing it with other bills.
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Treasury Department
W. Mumford
Braddock Leighte
C.L. Wool
West Patrick Street
Mann
Frederick
O. E. Macary
West Difth Street
William H. Quinn
H. Crawford
South Market Aireet
Today in History and Birthdays in Brief
Listing of historic anniversaries and birthdays with names such as Christopher Wren Augustus Bacon Edward VII Poe and Merriam. Mentions events from 1632 1728 1827 1839 1894 1898 1921 alongside contemporary figures James Anthony Froude Charles Sheldon and Nathan Miller.
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Ste Christopher Wren
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Lora
Copenhagen
England
France
Russia
Katle
Navarino
Greece
Augustus QC. Bacon
United States
Georgia
Bryan County
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Portland
Maine
James Anthony Froude
Charlen H. Sheldon
South Dakota
Deadwood
Johnson
Edgar Allen Poe
Baltimore
Horoscope for Libra and Scorpio on a troubled day
The stars incline but do not compel. Saturn and Uranus in malefic aspects portend labor troubles with mines at risk of strikes. Farmers face continued losses. real estate and feather trade show weakness. The young may marry well, children travel for pleasure, and general nerves need guarding. Copyright 1928 McChirel Newspaper Syndicate.
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Saturn
Uranus
Wse
Stara
Libra
Scorpie
Capyrecht
McChirel
Today’s Events Across North America
The Cotton Palace in Waco will run for a week. Oxford and Dalhousie debate in Halifax this evening. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick retires as Quebec lieutenant governor. National Council of Jewish Women meets in St Paul. Congressman Paige and wife mark golden anniversary in Southbridge. Universalist General Convention opens in Providence. Ada Louise Comstock inaugurated president of Radcliffe College. Governor McCray of Indiana to appear in Ft Wayne bankruptcy court. White House hosts a high level conference on law enforcement with presidents and governors debating enforcement.
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Waco
Mass
Districk
Paige
Southbridge
Universalist General Convention
Providence
Ada Louise Comstock
Radscliffe College
Cambridge
Warren T. McCray
Ft. Wayne
President Coolidge
White House
Gossip and snips from a bustling city page
Scattered items include a 12 year old girl capturing robbers in Cleveland, Bryan's birthday discontent, plans for a massive New York skyscraper, a former Wall Street broker now taxi driver, and assorted quirks from Seattle to Indianapolis. Reports touch on coal prices, a divorce case, a 58 year old Long Island marriage, and the prevalence of laundries among Chinese Americans.
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New York
Germany
Wall Street
Unusual Velvet Frock Highlights Tiered Skirt and Silver Trim
A black velvet frock with a three tiered skirt bound by watered silk ribbon in silver and black is described. A matching hat features a crown of silver cloth and a soft black brim. Brown in Demand becomes more popular through the season, with emphasis on coal and related goods.
What College Did for Him
A Chronicle Telegraph note explains that college life sharpens thinking, citing a campus anecdote. A college graduate in a magnate’s employ testifies that two years on second base made him a quicker thinker, illustrating the joke that practical experience fuels intellect.
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Educational Sharps
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Old Twenty Five Cent Square Meal Recalled
A reminiscence notes the old twenty five cent square meal with cross barred apple pie from the left field. The speaker jokes that age does not improve whiskey, a musing that echoes vintage food and drink memories.
Young Republicans mass meeting in City Opera House
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Young Republican club planned a mass meeting at the City Opera House with addresses by George A Veatre of Cimberland George hyther of Jauuiavere Harry J Kefauver and Harry C Hun of Frederick Aaron R Anders of the city.
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Young Republican Club
City Opera House
George A. Veatre
Cimberland
George Hyther
Jauuiavere
Harry J. Kefauver
Harry C. Hun
Aaron R. Anders
Cake baking tip on even rising and center doneness
A note explains a common baking oversight by a woman who neglects to preheat or prepare the pan before placing cake batter in the oven. It warns that improper batter spread causes center shallowness and uneven baking as cakes rise toward the center.
Frederick Fair Comes to Close in Autumn Glow
Mary Tank sums up the Great Frederick Fair as a grand success with crowds, music, and tastings. She praises exhibits from cattle to quilts, notes politicians courting votes, and recalls past events, wishing Witt Birely and wife a long, happy golden anniversary while inviting readers to upcoming local celebrations.
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Frederick Fair
Barbara Fritchie
Barbara
Barbara Fritchle
Dutrow
Treckley
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