Fragmented Notice Reflects Editorial Discord and Publication Delays
A garbled news page fragment shows editorial disputes over author consent and publication authority. The text mentions delayed publication, corrections, and the printing office’s handling of notices, with a reference to a October Thursday date and port entry.
Fragmented Will Rogers Quip Passages From a Lost Transcript
Fragmented OCR quotes Will Rogers with garbled lines about veterans registration and wartime hate. The text references a conference and jokes about admission to vows, the phrase a McMaugat Syndicate Inc appears, and scattered remarks on Americans using thumbs to register.
Celebrating Halloween and Public Responsibility
The piece urges safe Halloween celebration avoiding property damage and vandalism while condemning reckless acts like slashing tires or stealing. It cites Theodore Roosevelt Jr speeding case and notes public interest in safe highways, urging readership to support law and order.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Birthday surprise honors Mrs Fries and friends in Baltimore
Garbled text notes a birthday surprise on Saturday night for Mrs Rena Fries and Mrs Puller Phebus with refreshments. Mentions Mr and Mrs Donald Mt St tek Ba MP Broadhausais and a gathering at the home of George Moxity. Indissased for the past yok.
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Baltimore
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Puller Phebus
Harvey WooXokley Co
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George Moxity
Moxey
Donald Mt St Tek Ba
Celebration marks Bryn Mawr College founding anniversary
The piece notes President Henry I. Stahr of Hood College attending Bryn Mawr College’s fifed anniversary in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. It mentions events with Nat Domed Semined Ane card University Radilto Coirge Johns Hopkins University and appearances by university leaders and clergy at related gatherings in Maryland and Virginia.
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Hood College
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Nat
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Radilto Coirge
Johns Hopkins University
Ata Coe Beysident
Bryn Ay
Social Credit criticized as impractical economic plan
The author dismisses Social Credit proposed by Major Douglas and Townsend as a perpetual motion style scheme that cannot create genuine purchasing power. He argues real wealth comes from enterprise and saved capital, not government handouts, and warns the theory would fail like a fragile soap bubble once pursued in hard times.
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Algeria
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Townsend
Publishers Financial Bureau
Frederick Trade Area and Regional Listers
Data from the Federal Coordinator of Transportation shows the Frederick, Maryland trade area covers 812 square miles with a 1920 population of about 41 000 and 1932 carloads originations totaling 7 248 and 4 078 terminations. The area lists numerous towns including Frederick, Adamstown, etc., and notes a Hood College lecture by Mrs. Charles A. Beard on The Shadow of Greatness.
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Te Wade
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Maryland
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Baltimore
Montgomery County
Washington, D. Co
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Frederic
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Adamston
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Burkeystown Catoctin
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Detour
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Pou Junction
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Tyamsville
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Linwood
Lays
Middleburg
Monrovia
New Midway
Hood
Charles A. Beard
New Mitford
Halloween crowds mark 1885 Frederick celebration
The Frederick column recalls Halloween observances on Sunday October 31 1885 with crowds at festivities. It notes speakers from Washington and local clergy and mentions parishioners and residents gathering for the event as part of the community’s anniversary reflections.
Today in History Anniversary notes span early U S figures
A jumble of birth and death dates marks notable anniversaries including William Paca founder of Maryland signers and governor, Juliette Low founder of the Girl Scouts, Adelbert Ames Civil War general and senator, and other figures from 18th to 20th centuries. The long list includes references to specific dates, places, and roles, with scattered notes on events such as Nevada statehood and the 1803 Philadelphia incident.
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Hartford County
Joseph BR. Hawley
Hartford
Maine
Florida
Mary EB. Wilkins Freeman
New England
Metuchen
N. J
Randolph
Mass
Maroh
Juliette G. Low
Girl Scouts In America
Savannah
Girl Guides
David Graham Phillips
Madison
Ind
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I. Roar Ad . Horn
Akron
Philadelphia
Tripoi
Nevada
Nova Scotia
Chicago
United States
William G. McAdoo
California
Marietta
Herman G. Kump
West Virginia
Capon Springs
Wilbur J. Cacvr
Ohio
Paul Knabenshur
Los Angeles
Iraq
Toledo
John W. Troy
Alaska
Dungeness
Wash
Mary S$. Rose
Teachers’ College
New York City
Nutrition Authority
Newark
Eugene Meyer
Washington, D. C
Nelsor Harding
New York
Cis
Rodas
Nia Petri
Galsung
Nootie
Return of Mr and Mrs Wood to Westminster Home
Mr and Mrs John Wood and their child have returned to their Westminster home after visiting Mrs Wood's parents. The couple are formerly of Fredericksburg and Charlotte, Virginia, now residing in Westminster.
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Small Qeugnitr
Westminster
Wood
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Charfolate
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Fredenck
Night tour exposes grim New York Village sights
A sightseeing bus ride reveals overlooked tales behind Manhattan landmarks. The writer notes Greenwich Village fading bohemian figures like Maxwell Bodenheim and a fringe group around Vanguard cafe, while detailing the New York Yacht Club site turned morgue and the Police Lineup at Police Headquarters as stark street theater.
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Maxwell Bodenheim
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Center Street
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Empire
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Inter- Vest
Mouth Bleeding Signals Serious Ailment Warns
Dr Morris Fishbein cautions that sudden mouth bleeding can stem from minor injury but often signals serious illness. Bleeding may arise from stomach erosion or other internal causes. vomiting is common, though not universal. Seek immediate medical attention and preserve any blood for physician analysis.
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Journal of the
American Real Association
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Daily Lesson in English: Mastering the Word of the Day
A fragment from a daily English lesson asks which is the simplest form of the given prompt. It includes examples like I am going to the house and mentions the word of the day as eat. It references Henty and Beso and a list of almost every common word.
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Bible Thought Excerpt Cites Psalm Verse
A brief Bible quotation notes Lord our Lord how excellent is thy name in all the earth from Pralee 8 9 and adds a cryptic line about a name in a kind of theseierety one w knoan.
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