The Daily News Frederick Maryland Publication Note
The Daily News is an independent newspaper published each afternoon except Sunday from Par News-Post Building Court Street Frederick Maryland by The Great Southern Print S and Manufacturing Co The Associated Press news dispatches are credited to AP or not credited The paper will correct errors brought to editor’s attention and requires real name for communications to be published. consent for name publication is not guaranteed. post office entry as second class matter.
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Stock Market Slump Tied to First Day of Pheasant Hunting
A satirical explainer argues the 1929 crash and the 1937 slump both coincided with pheasant hunting. The piece proposes banning the hunt’s first day as a market holiday, noting only pheasants would object to such a move.
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New York State
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Hairy Tail Analogy Promotes Direct Classified Ads
A columnist extols News C Section classifieds for direct facts over verbose details. Vivid examples compare horse hairs, horse makers, and plumbers to emphasize concise, useful ads.
Bank Robberies Decline In Year Ending August
The year ending August 31 saw 143 bank robberies nationwide the smallest total since 1918. The piece discusses perps and the public safety response noting prisons, high walls, and the lure of crime versus honest work as deterrents.
Rich men’s sons overcome obstacle of no obstacles
The saying notes that privilege does not guarantee success and that success can come despite advantages. It emphasizes resilience and determination among wealthy heirs who persevere when faced with barriers.
Citizens seek control over others amid peace and war
The reader notes that individuals aim to master others while nations pursue quiet aggression during peaceful periods, suggesting a tension between personal power and international conflict without formal declarations of war.
Residents Voice Frustration Over Bad High Knob Road
Clarence Fox of Route 5 writes in defense of forgotten roads residents who rely on a deteriorating High Knob road for daily livelihood. He condemns indifferent officials and readers who urge relocation, urges action, and questions when resurfacing will occur clarifying July or November plans.
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San-digan
Clarence Fox
Route 5
Needlework Club Meets at Mrs Serger Home
The Needle Art Club of Frederick met Monday evening at Mrs Wilbur M. Serger's West Third Street home. Nine members and two guests attended. President Mrs W Scholl Hersperger led the business session before members worked on various needlework and refreshments were served. Next Monday the club will meet with Mrs Arthur M Ahalt on Wilson Avenue.
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Wilbur M. Serger
West Third Street
Paul Hammond
G. Truman Lippy
W. Scholl Hersperger
Arthur M. Ahalt
Wilson Avenue
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns historic notes Oct 26 1887 report election fraud rumors from party headquarters and a Thanksgiving proclamation by President Cleveland. Also marriage of John H. Keefer and Susan L. Grove, serenade at West South street home.
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Susan L. Grove
E.R. Eschbach
West South Street
Menry &. Warner
England
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Los Angeles
Edward A. O’neal, II
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Florence
Ala
Wallace B. Denham
Harvard
Business School
Rockland
Mass
John T. Madden
N. ¥. University School of Commerce
What It Means The Excitement In Wall Street
The article analyzes a sharp stock and bond market decline totalling about 25 billion dollars and explores explanations. It notes regulatory, economic, and foreign factors, with analysts arguing the slump followed general production slowdowns and shifting price trends, while bearing out hopes for a rebound aided by strong purchasing power.
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Edge of Taos Desert recasts Mabel Lanham’s life and loves
Bruce Catton reviews Mabel Lanham’s Edge of Taos Desert describing her Taos transformation from New York salon hostess to a free spirited resident. The book blends vivid Taos imagery with a portrait of Lanham’s metamorphosis and complex view of life with Tony, revealing how the author’s past shaped her current persona.
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Mabel Lanhan
Taos Desert
Harcourt
Bruce
Mabel
Fifth Avenue
Taos
Tony
Notable Quotes Reflect 1930s Public Figures And Wisdom
A curatorial collage of remarks from Cornelia Stratton Parker Walter E Spahr U S Senator David Walsh and President Roosevelt on democracy war and business ethics. It also notes Alberta Tyne a home saver retirement report from Weymouth England where W G King dubbed the romance mender retires after guiding about 3000 matrimonial reconciliations.
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Mender
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Dorset
Daily Lesson in English Word Usage and Pronation
A compact guide shows common misuses and misspellings. It explains proper forms for words like clever, fare, leaped and leapt, plus pronunciation notes and a mini vocabulary goal. Today's focus is lineage and the idea of using one word three times to own it.
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Luf Burrow Poem Reflects On Aging And Burden
A reflective verse by N. A. Lufburrow speaks to aging as life’s load grows heavier. The speaker asks for stronger support to shoulder the changing weight and keep moving toward a hopeful destination as time passes.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Today in History and Birthdays Almanac
This column lists notable anniversaries and birthdays across history. Highlights include Adelaide Phillips born 1833 and Charles W. Post born 1854, with milestones like the Erie Canal opening in 1825 and the League of Nations appointing McDonald in 1933. A horoscope notes the day’s dominant traits and possible fortune.
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England
Thomas M. Bowen
Kansas
Arkansas
Colorado
Burlington
Edward Harrigan
New York City
Charles W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Springfield
Sydney Rosenfeld
Puck
Richmond
New York
Hyman G. Enelow
Russia
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Germany
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
Birthplace of pottery on Bornholm island Denmark
Bornholm is a Danish Baltic Sea island with about 50 900 residents. Pottery making is its chief industry and defining craft.
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Bornholm
Baltic Sea
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers
A late 20th century etiquette Q&A outlines four questions on appropriate conduct in stores and offices. It provides brief yes or no style guidance and suggests polite interactions, such as not delaying a clerk, thanking strangers for information, and steering conversations to a courteous close.
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Tim Justing
New York Theater Slow Start Faces Brightening Forecast
New York critics note the season began slow with few hit shows. Rachel Crothers’ Susan and God and Maxwell Anderson’s The Star Wagon mix financial promise with mixed reviews. Elissa Landi and Gloria Dickson stumble in recent returns as Broadway eyes rising stars and later-season hope.
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New York
Angels
Broadway
Rachel Crothers
Susan and
God
Gertrude Lawrence
Maxwell Anderson
Burgess Meredith
Lillian Gish
Elissa Landi
Gloria Dickson
Miss Dickson
Pretty
Toy
Hollywood
Treatment Will Cure Impetigo in Children, Says Doctor
The article explains impetigo as a common skin disease in children. It spreads easily between body parts and via contaminated surfaces like barber shops and athletic mats. Proper treatment cures most cases in one or two weeks, with emphasis on hygiene, separate items for infected individuals, and exclusion from school until recovery.
nonsensical OCR fragment quiz from a newspaper page
Quiz prompts ask about diagonal distance on a dollar bill, US presidents who were not elected, countries with no armed forces, a grammar check, and a multiplication riddle. Contains spelling errors and unclear formatting from OCR.
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Abraham Linenin
Andrew Drahnzan
Wondrow Wilson
Benjamin Harrison
Japan
Venezuela
Iceland
Peru
Poland
Bible Thought Psalm Quote and Prayer Reflection
A newspaper item presents a religious reflection centered on Psalm 4 1 and a quote by Trench from Newsra pen BRC stressing prayer as aligning with God’s willing mercy.
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