The Daily News and Independent Newspaper Note
The Daily News and Independent Newspaper prints daily except Sunday from The News-Post Bunding Frederick Maryland. The Great Southscan Printing and Manufacturing Company publishes it. The Associated Press news dispatches credited to AP or others appear in this paper. Submissions require real name and consent. Advertising notices must be written and mailed to the office.
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News-Post
Court Etreet
Frederick, MD
Great Southscan Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Free
Locarno Pact Seen As Key Step Toward World Peace
Opinion notes the Locarno agreement among Germany France Britain Italy as a potential milestone toward lasting peace in Europe. The piece argues the four powers could shape regional stability, while warning skeptics and antiwar factions of potential dangers and past treaty breaches.
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Locarno
Italy
Europe
Germany
America
Hometown Prosperity Promoted in LUPs Stuff
In Hometown the residents enjoy broad services from doctors to shops with convenient access. Local names like Dr Pil Air Boot Mr Thrift and Mr Slice appear as a lively, schematic village economy praising inclusive community benefits. The piece closes with signature XN A LUFBCRROW.
Bible Thought A Sure Guide for Daily Trust and Prayer
A devotional note urging readers to commit their way to the Lord and wait patiently for guidance. It quotes Psalm 37 and references prayers, inviting readers to turn to God as the Way and the Truth. This brief piece appears as a religious feature or side notice in the newspaper.
Inquiring Reporter Debates Timing of Full Event
A question asks if the Full should be moved earlier in the season. Thomas Rice and A C McCardell favor earlier timing, while Guy Dronemurg and county agent Peter Cinc ster argue the current time is fine. Local official N D Michael also opposes change citing timing.
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Thomas Sp.rice
Ality
A. C. McCardell
Guy H. Dronemurg
Peter W. Cinchester
N. D. Michael
Frederick
Today in History and Birthdays
A digest of anniversaries and events. In 1836 Sam Houston became President of the Republic of Texas. 1860 Chicago connel fled the Fugitive Slave Law. 1883 the Metropolitan Opera House opened. 1901 the Pitts burgh Symphony founder died. One Year Ago Today the Shenandoah returned to the East. Today’s Birthdays include Giovanni Martinelli and Karl Muck. Also notes on events and headlines from 25 years ago and parliamentary campaigns.
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Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
Chicago
Connel Nnll
St. Francia
San Francisco
Fiee
Theophile Gaulier
Paris
Gorn
Tarboes
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
American Humane Association
Nashville
Frederic Archer
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh
England
Idaho Intermountain
Boise
Wallon
Oklahoma
San Diego
Giovanni Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera Company
St. Bruce ‘Taylor
Queen’s University
Kingston
Scotland
Raymond Hitchcock
Auburn
Karl Muck
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Darmstadt
Pron Sherman
Peyton Randolph
Continental Congress
Canada
Princeton University
Ralph Earle
US 5. N
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
iWill
Count Volpi
Naples
New York
Perth
Permanent Court of Tnternaional Justice
The
Hague
Mosul
League of Nations
Measles Disease Warns Parents and Schools
Surgeon General Cummings warns parents and schools about measles as a highly contagious disease. He details early symptoms Koplik spots fever and rash, bed rest, light diet, and airiness to avoid pneumonia, advising isolation of infected children until fever and discharge subside.
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Hugh
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Twenty Years Ago Today Officers Elected in Frederick Chapter
Frederick chapter officers were chosen in a Twenty Years Ago Today election. C Warchims High Priest, Pasid King, W C Birely treasurer, W Nash Young secretary, Neil Rhodes sentinel, with new team members including Edward Tniz and Charles Keefer. The note mentions changes in the company, a boys secretary position in Indianapolis, and Cavere Hall’s first use since a prior renovation.
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Enoch Royal
C. Warchims
EL High Urrest
Pasid King
EL Ag
W C Birely
Meqeasurer
Nash Young
Neil T. Rhodes
Sentinel
Thursday Oct 22 Radio Program Schedule Compiled by Talted Presa
A dense listing of radio stations and programs for Thursday October 22. Presents station call letters, frequencies, program titles, and times across many markets, with orchestras singers and talk segments from WEAF to KGW and more, plus a closing note on Moncure customs of the Arhuaco people.
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Talted Presa
Crea
Toronto
RDRA
Pittsburgh
Traveloc
Macdowell
Ktrea Little Symphony
KFEX
Waltings
KOKA
RPRC
Houston
KTHK
HOT Springr
Lawson Reid
New Arlington Orchestra
Celio
KYW
Cnncago
Congress Orchestras
WBZ
Stringfield
Reisman'a
Hazembie
Uselete Colon
Roc
WAR
WDAF
Kansas City
Schoel of
WEAF
New York
Roze Room Orchestra
Shannon Quartette
Cooley's Motor Four
Knecht
Lopez
Wear
Cleveland
Moore
Melody Maids
Reo
Lee
Vindent Percy
Weel
Soston
Om—Hermann
Bic Brother
Orean
WFAA
Dallas
Baker
Farmers’ Hour
Sme
Capitol Players
Measles care guidance and contagion precautions
The text advises pasteurized milk for purity, iced lemonade for throat comfort, tepid alcohol sponging for fever, and attentive care by a family physician. It notes measles can weaken the heart and spreads via nasal throat secretions, warning sick individuals to avoid contact with healthy people until fever ends.
Auto Crash In Westminster Injures Five People
Mrs John Bennett and Mrs Harry Emigh travel from Baltimore in a Stearns Knight coach when it collides with a Ford truck owned by Bethel Canning Co. Driver Howard Kidd and his three passengers suffer cuts sprains and bruises. Mrs Bennett escapes with slight bruises. Mrs Emigh sustains minor injuries from a flying glass as the vehicle incurs damage. An excerpt notes rising seafood prices in Sweden per a Swedish Fish Dealers Association report.
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John Bennett
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter
Westminster
Harry Emigh
Baltimore
Stearns-Knight
Reisterstown
Heese
Ford
Bethel Canning Company
Howard Kidd
Dethel Heights
Robert
Morris
Charles Fisher
Fishers
Robert Kidd
Jeennett
F T Brothers
Kidd
Oadio
Edgar RL Ward
Bennett
Swedish Fish Dealers’ Association
Sweden
Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Stomach Remedy Ad promises quick relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a powerful stomach remedy. It claims rapid relief from indigestion gas heartburn and catarrh with a guarantee of money back if unsatisfied. A testimonial from Calvin Dilke of Albany New Jersey supports its effectiveness.
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Dave
Calvin Dilke
Albany
N. J
Peoples’ Drug Store
For Sale items and contact details from old classified list
Multiple small ads offer a Punp gun in good condition for less than half price and a baby carriage at 207 Maple Ave city. Also fifty white leg horn pullets, Lord strain, in Gapland MD by Frank C Kaetzel. A quartered oak sideboard with beveled glass for cheap at 345 South Market St. A Remington double barrel shotgun 12 gauge in A-1 condition priced at $25, contact phone 954.
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Baumgardner
Lord Strain
Frank C. Kaetzel
Gapland
Keedysville
South Market St
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