Daily News Summary Style and Origin Notes
A historical newspaper masthead for The Daily News of Frederick Maryland notes daily publication except Sundays, with press privileges from Associated Press and a policy requiring real names for opinions. It specifies mail-only submission of notices and second class mailing status in Frederick.
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Court House space debate sparks reader opinions
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals if the courthouse should be altered for more office room. Responses from I Kieffer Delautior and Jamel A Lewis support expansion, while Justice Sherman P Bowers and George R Dennis oppose changes or suggest alternative uses.
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I. Kieffer Delautior
Ubslie N. Coblentz
Elly
Sherman P. Bowers
Jamalel A. Lewis
Buy in Frederick Campaign Urges Local Shopping
Frederick business men launch a campaign to promote buying goods in town. They cite lower costs, reduced real estate and labor expenses, and the boost to local employment and property values. Buying locally strengthens the community and supports home enterprises.
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Frederick
China war fears mix with Shanghai retreat and faction clashes
A columnist muses on looming Chinese conflicts among generals Fang Wu Hsiang Sun Fane Fu and Lin Shou amid Shanghai fall and Chekiang Kiangsu regions. The piece notes potential large scale fighting and shifting power as factions realign. In a separate item, M F Leather plans to relocate its Frederick business to 118 South Market Street on November 2.
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M. Fo Leather Proprietor
South Market Street
Local Market Prices Reported in Brief Notice
Market brief shows local prices with corn listed at $1.53 per bushel and other figures around 134.03. No detailed context or multiple entities available in the fragment.
Today in History Recaps Millstones of Global Events
One hundred years ago sour reached J4nMalp from Aly bany via the Erie Canal. Mussolini nears four years as Italy's head. Queen Marie Alexandra marks 50th birth anniversary. New England apples feature at the England Fruit Show in Boston. A Kansas City conference weighs negro freight handler representation in the AFL. Rev. Elmer Guy Catshall to be inaugurated president of Hilf School of Theology in Denver. Canada eyes power shift in federal elections as Mackenzie King government faces voters. Anniversaries note Raleigh's execution and other milestones from 1618 to 1923. One year ago Conservatives returned to power in Britain. college president and actress births noted. Divorce granted to Mrs Eva Harsett from Ode C Harsett.
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Erie Canal
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Italy
Marie Alexandra
Roumania
New England
England
Boston
Kansas City
American Federation of Labor
Elmer Guy Catshall
Hilf School of Theology
Denver
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Mackenzie King
Arthur Meighen
Gelera
Health and civic duty in preventing communicable disease
Surgeon General Hugh 8. Cumming urges citizens to protect public health by staying home when ill and supporting hygiene across daily life. He notes milk supply, barbering, servants, laundries, and public spaces as vectors, citing past epidemics and urging household vigilance to stop disease spread.
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Hugh 8. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Washington
Bible Thought Verse on Sin and Grace
Fragmentary religious text fragment urges surrender to divine mercy. The reader is urged to seek purifying grace and prayer, acknowledging sin and divine cleansing through grace.
Beagle Club Trials At Stevenson Headlined by C Staley Doub
Frederick items note national beagle club field trials at Stevenson Baltimore county with C Staley Doub as trials chair even though he has no dogs entered. Other items mention prohibition mass meetings at Feaceville and Yellow Springs with addresses by Rev Nichols and Jacob Engelbrecht.
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Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Luther Nichols
Burkham's Hall
Yellow Springs
Fragmentary note on public order and morning behavior
Fragment mentions Senator Hiram Johnsen and hints at noisy behavior and law breaking as people wake. The text is incomplete with garbled phrases and unclear conclusions. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations are clearly stated.
Radio schedule highlights across North America and stations
Daily programming notes list concert orchestras bands and soloists at stations from CFOS to WEAF across cities including Toronto Ottawa Chicago New York Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Election returns and weather notes appear alongside music hour blocks and market updates in CST EST MST and PST time zones.
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Toronto
CNEO
Gttawa
KDEA
East Wittsburgh
Kdea Yvittle
Edka Little Symphony
KERX
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Houston
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Nusteal
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Daner
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Edith Michalek
McEnelly
Wean
Pittsburgh
Uncle Keybee
Weaf Ted
Zion
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Jenneapolis
Paul
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Kansas City
School of the Air
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New York
Roze Room
Shannon Quartette
Ley
Knecht
Einen
Lone Star Five
J. Sanders
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Philadelphia
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Uvele GB
Arrowhead Orchestra
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Oe Schenectady
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U. S Army Band
Salon Orchestra
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Raisigh
WHO Littis Symphony
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Joe Ray
WAR
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Vanderbit
Miz
N. Y. U. Air Colege
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Gibson Orchestra
Doherty
Warren Foster
Bes
Omer Scott
Te “Las
Helene Polenz
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Miami Beach
IMC
Memphis
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Ieee
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Rancall
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Organish i Smbaigsador Orchestra
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Chime Orchestra
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Sued for Support in High Society Divorce Case
Frederick Lee Hardesty, once married to Mrs. Getty Grove Hardesty, faces trial in District of Columbia courts after grand jury action. The Baltimore circle noted a partial divorce suit filed in Baltimore Circuit Court following an elopement in 1922. Mrs Hardesty has moved between Washington apartments and Kew Gardens, with rumors of an annuity settlement and related social chatter.
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Baltimore and Washington Society
Frederick Lee Hardesty
New York
District of Columbia
National Capital
Hardesty
Washington
Parkville
Circuit Court of
Baltimore
Flapper Fanny claims Wes diplomat recalling sari birthday
Flapper Fanny accuses a Wes diplomat of remembering this sari birthday and bets she forged his age in a playful social column tone. The item plays on gossip about aging and identity among society figures.
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gain
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a simple candy like supplement that supposedly helps gain weight. It claims positive results such as a woman gaining ten pounds in twenty three days and offers sixty tablets for sixty cents with a money back guarantee.
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McCoy
leCoy
Wanted. stenographer seeks position at once
Colleague graduate seeks immediate stenography work. Provides address Box 2812 and notes prior welding experience. References available from Box 2707 care News for follow up dated 10-29 and 19-23 d6t.
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Public Sale of Amos Lease Farm in Frederick County Md
By power of sale from the Amos Lease estate the Orphans Court of Frederick County Md orders a public sale at the Frederick courthouse on October 31, 1925 at 9 o clock. The Amos Lease farm four miles east of Frederick near Pearson road to Linganore Creek and adjoining Frank A. Doll. about acres more or less with 170 acres clear, balance woodland. Improvements include a large frame dwelling, a big bank barn, outbuildings, and water in yard. Tenanted by Charles W. Crum. Purchaser pays seed wheat and fertilizer for 1925 crop and landlord’s wheat share. Terms: 1000 cash sale day or probated by Orphans Court. balance by April 1 1986 with notes and interest. Purchasers bear conveyance costs and stamp tax. Possession April 15 1926. Executed by Charles H. Lease, Executor. Auctioneer Wm. Darner.
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