The Daily News Notice Page Fragment
A fragment of the Frederick Maryland Daily News notice text discusses Associated Press use and publication policies. It notes verbal and telephone communications for opinions or corrections, requests real names for statements, and states corrections will be printed after verification. mentions postal registration and public notice practices.
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Retail Trade Code Signed by Roosevelt Includes Exemptions
President Roosevelt signed a code of fair competition under the M R A applying to U S retail stores. Stores in towns under 2500 population are exempt, except for chain stores. The N R A must establish principles across more than half a million stores while public misrepresentation and unfair practices are discussed, with caution that rigid rules could hurt dealers trying to operate sensibly.
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Roosevelt
M. R.A
United States
N. R.A
Frice Rises Lag in 0.5 with Global Price Shifts
The article notes price rises lag domestically at 0.5 percent while other nations show faster gains. Argentina Belem France Germany Poland UK Canada all post double digit to single digit increases as economists question inflation’s role in recovery and the idea of a price-based dollar anchor. A New York bank grants its president a 32000 salary rise for an economy plan, highlighting executive pay contrasts in the era.
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United States
Washington
Argentina
Belem
France
Germany
Poland
United Kingdom
Canada
U. S
United Beates
New York
Editor Letter on APC Farm Relief and Game Rules
To the Editor of The News Santa Monica Calif Oct H asks what APC farm relief and epochamanship will do for us. Oregon and Washington each have a foootal want and a season of tied or beaten games. Rules allow players with uniforms to excuse themselves for various brief reasons including lunches and old friends. He notes longer hours and more work, while not intending to harshly criticize, suggesting NRA influence and altered game fatigue practices.
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Santa Monica
Calif
APC
Oregon
Washington
NRA
Community notes from Woodbine and surrounding towns
Local residents share visits and weekend travels with many names and places. Mr and Mrs Blair Quick and Sam Gosnell visited New Windsor while Miss Inez Pickett stayed with Charles Pickett in Eldersburg. Various families traveled to Baltimore Canton and California for gatherings and events. The Homemakers Club met with plans for a November meeting hosted by Mrs Basil Boswell.
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Woodbine
Pretty Box Dan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Maorgan Chapel
Karl Mane
Sire Mrin
Howard Gearhart
California
George Denhauser
Glenwood
Augustus Condon
Edwin Harrison
Baltimore
John Canaway
Canton
Iowa
Albert Sorfialen
Sykesville
G. H. Baker
Baker
William Gosnell
Olive
Basil Cronnell
Beverly Mullinix
Basil Boswell
BW. Pickett
Riley Marner
Sam Gosnell
Withur Pickett
Baltimore Vocational School
E.W Pickett
Ernest. Harrison
Mr. Pitcher
Blue Ridge, Pa
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Readable local items recap from The News archives dated October 30 1883 and October 30 1913. Notes theft of chickens at Wiekenhouse and a turkey, a Democratic meeting featuring speeches by local leaders, Justice Thomas Turner moving to a new room, development at Rosemont and land sales, Rev Samuel H Stein elected Tomas Synod president, inkstand rumor tied to a legislative race, and Baltimore and Ohio detective Robert D Weber resignation. Two 1913 items mention North Benez street and Democratic candidates Glorice Bussard and others. A separate incident describes two women cutting a horse and wagon at the Square Corner, chased and captured.
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Dr. AL
Hunichen
Manor Road
Ireworks
Wolfsville
F. J. Nelson
Col
L. Victor Baughman
Prof. Works
Noah Bowlus
George W. Strasberger
Lewis H. Moberly
Harry Quynn
J. Columbins O'Donnel
Joseph A. Gernand
L. Upshur Dennis
Justice Thomas Turner
Central National Bank
Rosemont
Frederick
Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
Oito Eugene
Sponseer
Samuel H. Stein
Trinity Reformed Church
York
Potomas Synod
Henri L. G. Eleffer
Lert Moberly
Beniz Street
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Glorce Bussard
Anti-Gabon League
Daily English Lesson Misused Words and Pronunciation
Daily lesson lists misused words and pronunciation tips. It highlights examples like bear meaning both animal and to carry, and explains the word sympathy as “pension, suffering with another.” It urges readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily and notes “His was a heart full of compassion.”
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Menema
Letters to the Editor on liquor sale rights and prohibition
Dr John D Nicodemus argues no legislature may authorize liquor sales and cites Wesley Gladstone and court opinions. He denounces licensing, mocks reformers, and questions science and law while urging strict laws and pondering repeal. October 27, 1933.
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Martin Luther c
Germany
Episcopal Church of England
Jolun Wesley
John Wesley
Wesley
Gladstone Dantas
Supreme Court
N. Tribune
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BH. L. Mencken
Among County Women's Clubs Jefferson Clash Hostess Night
Miss Mary Culler hosted the Jefferson Women's Club on Thursday with fourteen members and two visitors. The program featured readings on opera composers Gluck Wagner and the story of Orpheus and Eurydice, instrumental solos, and a pumpkin party contest won by Miss Nina Marriotte. The Buckeystown PTA opened its season with a country fair themed meeting including a NRA talk, music, and a post-event exhibition sale. A surprise birthday reception honored Mr. George Twentey at Yellow Springs with refreshments and local attendees.
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Jefferson
Mary Culler
Jefferson Women's Club
Thurdday
Mia
Luther Remaberg
Helen Pearson
Robert Peer
Paul Abalt
Ewur
Edgar E. Thomas
Gluck
Calvin Pry
Richard Wagner
Myrtle Rhalff
Albert Bussard
Edgar E
Nina Marriotte
Edgar &. Thomas
Buckeystown P. T. A
Stitely
J. B. Ranck
Hood College
Lillian Palmer
Rooster Onotet
Ralph Snyder
Johnny
Wiliam Ogle
Marie Grams
Rachel Ogle
Evelyn Mossburg
Biltely
Minnie
Keller
Ruth Suouffer
Herpers Gunes
Annie Poole
Miss Minnie §. Miller
Harvey Keller
el- Yon Kubrick
Catherine White
Wil Ham Ogie
Marla Grams
LitNe Powers
Anta Derry
Mildred Derry
Nellie Mae Whitter
Rowena Pfiefer
New York City Gambler Life in the Roaring Eve of 1910s
In New York a broad portrait shows quickers and tin-horn gamblers in clubs and on Broadway, with betting on horse races and roulette. The piece notes modern gadgets replacing old con artistry, charity fairs funding gambling, Lloyds odds on war, and a sweepstakes windfall followed by fraud and a Brooklyn woman’s ruined pulse of fortune and crime.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Genuy
Ian
Armateur Diagnostician
Ee Pase Phot Tien Hanes
Hecker
Empire Duty
Park and
Fifth Avenues
Broadway
Lady Luck
Lloyds
Bible Thought And His Mouth Was Opened Immediately
Fragmentary OCR notes quote Luke 1 64 praising God and a Shakespeare line about being poor in thanks. Reads like a clipped religious remark with a literary allusion. No clear date person or event is identifiable from the readable text.
Radetzky March Recalled in Roth Novel Review
Bruce Catton notes Joseph Roths Radetzky March looks back on the Austro Hungarian empire with homesickness and romance yet exposes its dry rot. The tale follows Carl von Trotta, a weak young officer, whose lineage ties to Solferino haunt his career and end in a World War I bucket of water moment. Viking Press publishes the work.
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Joseph Roth
Hapsburgs
Carl von Trotta
Franz Josef
Solferino
Ali
Jad
The
Viking Press
Sunday Visit Notices From Harney and Nearby Towns
A crowd of Harney and Littlestown residents and guests are listed visiting relatives in Hanover Gettysburg and Harrisburg including the Fox home in Harney and the Stambaugh family in Littlestown. Family names include Staley Stambaugh Weybright Homan Downes Harnek and Null with various trips to York Baltimore and Emmitsburg. Several local residents are noted ill or recovering including Mrs Harne and Mrs Harnes with travel to and from nearby towns.
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Air
Maurice Brown
David Staley
Hanover
Tom Staley
Mary Jane
Anna Louise
Littlestown
Catharine
Anna Belle Stambaugh
Harney
Velma Grace
Gladys Smith
Bridgeport
Mildred Ralph
Wilbur Baker
R. D
Mervin Eyler, Jr
Luther Fox
Pauline
Charles Snider
Gettysburg
William A. Snider
Joseph
Emanuel Wolff
Harrisbur
T. N. Null
Laura Null
Mary Mort
Emmittsburg
Dilly
Miss Foster
Ruth Waybright
Baltimore
John Weybright
Charles Homan
Thomas Downes
McConnelsburg
John Harnec
Clarence Harnes
Enoch Yeah
W. Kump
Mes. Hitchens
Grazia
Bemica
Sturday
York
Charles Re
Manchester
Wilem Beck
H. Oilmeer
Kamilian Ohler
Dilly Mori
Fort
Mar Janettestown
Rosa Valentine
Emanuel Weill
Harrisburg
Valentine
Romaine Valentine
Samuel Valentine
Minnie Messtay
Res. Evier
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Today In History and Anniversaries Highlights
A list of notable births and deaths from 1815 to 1954 across figures in landscape design law poetry surgery finance and politics. Entries feature Andrew J. Downing Roscoe Conkling Adelaide Provier Henry Dawes William Helmuth and Sir William Mackenzie, with brief notes on birthplaces, deaths, and careers. Also notes in a miscellany on local events and horoscopes.
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Andrew J. Downing
Newburgh
N. Y
Henry L. Dawes
Massachusetts
U. S
Cummington
Mass
Pittsfield
Adelaide Anne Provier
Roscoe Conkling
Utica
Albany
New York City
William Tod Helmuth
New York
Philadelphia
Sir Wiliam Mackenzie
Canadian Northern Railway
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Toronto
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Sawyer
Congress
Scisto Co
Ohio
Washington
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Mind and Body Health: Emotions Shape Wellbeing
Health editor emphasizes link between brain blood flow and mind function. Emotions affect body and mind, influencing energy, digestion, and endurance. Training the mind and managing feelings can improve happiness and reduce suffering, with positive emotions aiding confidence and health.
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