Frederick News Subscribers Get Daily Delivery Help
The Frederick News informs readers it is published by EME Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing in Frederick Maryland. It lists offices and staff including Delaplaine president and Birely treasurer. Readers are asked to report missed deliveries and notes where the paper is sold such as New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant and Arlington Hotel with Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery.
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EME Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
S. Market St Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's
H. Mayr
Tod Whiting St
Chicago
Mast
Woson
Tie Druggist
North ‘Toostremt
Frederick
Adisenient
Supply of Teachers Sparks Call for Pedagogy Chair
A number of teachers employment agencies report a supply far exceeding demand since fall terms began. Many seek to teach without proper professional training, prompting concerns over pay and quality. Proponents push for a Chair of Pedagogy to prepare teachers for the noble work.
Betting on Elections in a War News Era
A New York newspaper notes how national betting on elections mirrors wartime canvassing. It observes parties issue statements daily, label citizens, and seek votes through canvassers, with readers skeptical of forecasts and the reliability of frequent forecasts amid shifting loyalties.
Fragmented section review on opinions and sports culture
The fragment discusses public sentiment toward politics and a sense of tribal loyalty. It notes dislike of certain labels and the pressure to declare beliefs, with an aside on sports fans seeking meaning in national or regional affiliations amid a charged climate.
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West
Baceball Polite Fans Sho oRuinke Et Ravagamt Cdeiguy
Vocal concerns over United States Steel dividend reduction
The New York World warns that reducing United States Steel dividend from per cent to per cent harms public investment and signals broader risks. It argues watered stock inflates prices, stresses railroad financing, and calls out the Commerce Commission for delaying action, fearing a national calamity if railroads degrade upkeep and credit.
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MED Hostess
New York World
United States Steel Corporation
Commerce Commission
Children Aid Society helps aid-needy youths and placed youths in homes
Cases presented to the Case Committee of the Children’s Aid Society described several children aided or placed. A young girl seeks business education and attends a city program, while a South Carolina boy orphaned by his parents is placed in a county home with good surroundings and schooling. Generous contributions flowed from many Sunday schools across the region.
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Miss Heatmerting
Tacad
Miss Heatley
Geod Lomes
South Carolina
Trmit
Hefermeil & 3 Admatown
Gressnickie Sos
Mville
St. John’s
Myeraville
Lah
Episcopal
New Market
Mt. Zien Lutheran
Foasa- Vide
Governor Improves After Surgery at Annapolis
Governor Goldsborough who underwent a splenectomy last Saturday has shown sudden improvement and gained strength. Dr T So Cullen, who performed the procedure, visited the governor and expressed satisfaction with the progress and prognosis.
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Manson
Yannapolis
Goldsborough
T So Cullen
Best Kind of One
The St Levis Post Dispatch notes a debate over Rowler labeled as a philanthropist for abstaining from meddling in others affairs. The item presents a quip about the public perception of his actions and motives.
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Sun
Rowler
Anya
St Levis Post Dispatch
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A fragmentary local remembrance notes a city council special meeting and upcoming events. It mentions a depot project completion in about two weeks, a streetcar or transit note, and a formal address with a welcome speech planned for the evening, highlighting community programs and a church service.
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Frederick
County Officials Rally to Shield Park Grass
County Commissioners defend newly laid concrete park paths to curb foot traffic that harms grass. They warn continued monitoring could lead to stopping beautification work and enforcing related laws. Charles Uetmann oversees the project amid ongoing discussion. The meeting focuses on park improvements and enforcement actions.
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Charles Uetmann
Y M C A Bowling League Forms Teams for Season
The Y M C A bowling league is forming teams with only one more club to organize. Members listed include Anglers Andersen and Leaders Hudson among others. Eleven men practiced basketball Tuesday night and a football game with a high school team is planned for Thursday afternoon. A federal civil service examination at Frederick is announced for November 21 to create an engineering register. Improvements at South Boats pier roof and fencing are noted with new safety features.
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Hogarth
Price
Thala
Bies
Mathias
Sovita
Bres—Hedges
Storm
United States Civil Service Commission
auIngunees
Frederick
Federal Classified Civil Service
Eauhingien
Wanmen
Iite
Missing coat return found after lapse in memory
A garbled note describes a man returning to Fourth Street near a depot to search for a coat he misplaced. The text mentions a room, papers scattered, and later discovering someone had taken or hidden the coat, reflecting confusion and forgetfulness.
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Willi
Satua
Tim
Compers Indorses Lewis in Maryland Push
Compers leader I Giempers, president of the Federation of Labor, spoke with strong enthusiasm yesterday in support of Representative Dasoo Maryland. The terse statement highlighted labor backing as the campaign advances.
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I Giempers
Foderation of Labor
Maryland
Sian
Calf Born Without Tail Noted in Stine Farm Report
A late note from John Stine's farm records a Jersey cow named Anne giving birth to a calf with no tail. The unusual birth draws curiosity among local observers and farm hands, who report stable health for dam and calf despite the anomaly.
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Anne Jersey
John Stineseston Rae
Fragmented OCR note triggers unclear report
Fragmented text mentions names, places, and actions with garbled phrases. It references a store, payment prompts, and a possible advertisement ask. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable fragments.
Farmers Hear Experts Advice From Agriculture Dept Team
A Frederick County Farmers Association meeting Saturday will feature talks by two representatives of the U S Department of Agriculture from the Farm Management Office. They spent a day surveying conditions, interviewing 52 farms the day before and 11 farms the day prior. The group of 22 field workers plans further talks and data release after completing the survey in Frederick County.
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Farm Management Office of Agriculture Department
Frederick County
Farmers’ Association
Lotlock
Nen
Department of Agriculture
Noah Jo Cramer
H. M. Dixon
BE. UL Thoneon
Uren
Maki Ag
Tie
Washingto
Ois
Donation Day at Home Ww. dematans ar talay Teme me ne i Me Hop
Advertise in The News for a donation day at Home Ww dematans ar talay Teme me ne i Me Hop. The notice requests participation and provides location details on Ye ped street Ta Bar set apati dhe apial de on day.
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Dematans
Publicity for a Jewel harp misspelling sparks etymology debate
A local ad for Amon Cramer’s Palace of Music uses the term Jew’s harp spelled as julee harp attracting commentary from Musical Courier Extra. The piece surveys origins of the instrument’s name, citing Grove and various theories while noting the historical charm of the jew’s harp and its appearances in music halls.
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Amon Cramer
Palace of Music
Cramer
Musical Courier Extra
New York
Noy Juice
Cranmer Palace of Music
Frederick, Md
Grove
England
Frederick the Great
Jdew
Frederick
Bandurria Paver
Surplus and Profits Report for Charles B. Trall Bank
The document lists Frederic MD and ICAPITAL with a surplus of 125000.00 and profits of 132000.00, noting Charles B. Trall as president. The items suggest a corporate financial summary or ledger entry for executive oversight.
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Wal Saint
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Creagerstown
Reds
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Dutrow
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Lloyd T. MacGill
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Doll Brothers
Telegraph Street
Rooma, Garret
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Mar Otreeta
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