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The Daily News is an independent Frederick, Maryland newspaper with circulation by carrier and mail. Subscriptions: 25 cents monthly 3.60 for four months 1.50 for six months or 3.00 per year. Semi weekly News mailed to city or nationwide for 1.00 yearly in advance. News office connected to Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Exchange. Correspondence solicited from all parts of the country. Address all letters to The News Frederick Md. Entered at the post office as second class mail matter.
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
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New York
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Ownership of Gas Company United With Frederick Railroad
The public holds a vital stake in the local Gas and Electric Company now owned by the Frederick Railroad Company. The combination should benefit the public if controlled by capable, scrupulous leaders, promising lower rates and improved service through consolidated operations.
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Gas and Electric Company
Frederick
The Ubiquitous Yankee in Foreign Finance
A short, period-voice synthesis notes that American influence shapes world finance and diplomacy. It asserts the United States, through its economic reach, influences events from Britain to Persia, with the "ubiquitous Yankee" guiding dealings in the Western Hemisphere and beyond.
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China
Portugal
United States
Persia
Shuster and the Shah Crisis Stir World Finance Debates
W Morgan Shuster the Persian finance chief dominates international talk as Russia Germany France Italy Belgium and Britain take sides over Persia's finances. A U S citizen enmeshed in global intrigue, while a Georgia teacher may have funded medical research with thousands. Montclair residents suffer restless nights from birds and bites as they seek relief from mosquitoes.
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W. Morgan Shuster
Shuster
Persia
Russia
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
USA
Public signs banished from highways under New York law
Perspective from the Washington Herald on a new New York law requiring removal of roadside advertising signs. Officials deem them a nuisance and eyesores, predicting fewer weathered placards and less visual pollution along roadsides. Savings bank deposits rise nationwide as government efforts expand.
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Washington Herald
New York
Local notes mix of wartime grim and reform signals
The piece cites a Baltimore Star remark on selling Olympia and Dewey's flagship amid wartime memory. It notes the Maryland primary upsets and the Baltimore Evening Sun’s reference to the Field-Rouse club. Knoxville adopts a commission form of government by 18 to 1, with Republicans and Democrats backing reform.
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Schrey
Santiago Reich
Baltimore Star
Maryland
Tield-rouse” Club
Baltimore Evening Sun
Knoxville
Tenn
Eity
Memphis
Commission
Baltimore Sun
Convict Road Labor Plans Grow Across States
A discussion cites Maryland Freder ick county as a model for attracting settlers and prospering farms while noting broader experiments with convict road labor in Central New York Onondaga and Colorado. The trend shows parole and prison labor evolving beyond traditional garb and guard methods as communities test feasibility and acceptability of convict work programs.
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Quondaga
Sentral New York
Colorado
Onondaga
Baltimore News
Merriness Minutes and Quick Humorous Snippets
A collection of brief, light anecdotes and gag lines from various humor columns. Jokes touch marriage housekeeping, coroner questions, polite lessons, and wartime string of one liners. It presents quick, witty exchanges and punchlines with a dated newspaper flavor.
Sorrow and Death Touch in Poetic Reflections and a Watermelon Theft Tale
The fragment blends Naomi Hale Cooke's verse on sorrow meeting death with a muddled note on crime and a watermelon theft described by McLandburgh Wilson. The pieces reflect dramatic loss and a whimsical crime contrast, referencing The Delineator and New York Times.
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Naomi Hale Cooke
Justiee
Putin
McLandburgh Wilson
New York Times
Miss Casey Schedules Tuberculosis Clinic at Federated Charities
Miss Nellie M. Casey, visiting chair of the Anti Tuberculosis Society, has outlined a daily schedule of physicians at the Federated Charities building to treat tuberculosis patients. The piece notes Casey’s record keeping method, the growing patient list in Frederick, and inquiries from Maryland cities mirroring her system.
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Nellie M. Casey
Muree
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Dr Thomas
Tad A. m
Fabrney
Meredith Smith
Fuesday
McCurdy
Masnard
Dr. Tyson
Goodman
Burek
Bourne
Brooks
Miss Casey
Baltimore
Unul
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Court Ledger
The records show multiple transactions including Danie Koogle and Daniel Reed for county real estate valued at 8 dollars, Samuel C. Thomas and wife to Luther Heffner for county property at 5 dollars, Lewis B. Gatch and others to Bion Boost for city land at 1 acre, Mary M. Martz and husband to Tobias Newcomer for estated value 10, and Sarah A Newcomer and husband to Wm Buxton for city real estate valued at 1 dollar.
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Danie) Koogle
Daniel Reeder
Samuel C. Thomas
Luther
Heffner
Lewis B. Gatch
Bion HK
Boost
Mary M. Martz
Tobias Newcomer
Sarah A Newcomer
Wm. Ho Buxton
August records show filings and licenses in local clerk office
Ninety eight instruments were filed in August including 64 deeds 2 mortgages seven chattel mortgages two bills of sale 3 releases one article of incorporation one power of attorney and one plat Three marriage licenses were issued with one marked don't publish Ministers certificates pending for 14 licenses
Mr. Clark Remains Physical Director At Y M C A
At a special Y M C A meeting the physical committee report recommending Mr B Clark to stay on as physical director was accepted with restrictions. Clark had handed in his resignation previously and a petition to reconsider circulated among members. The board sent the matter back to the committee and final action awaits president C E Cline’s return. Plans for a new theatre in Hagerstown move forward with work expected soon.
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It B. Clark
Association
Clark
C. E. Cline
Massachusetts
Farm land auction sets high price near Frederick area
Auctioneer John L. Dutrow sold about 100 acres of farm land at the courthouse sale, seven miles from Frederick near Hansonville, belonging to the estate of John W. Miller. Frank Miller of Hansonville bought the property for 101 20 an acre. Six acres of woodland sold by John Wachter at 9 50 per acre, and five acres nearby went for 4 20 per acre to Frank Miller.
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John L. Dutrow
Frederick
Hansonville
Fine Millet This Season At News Office
Millet six feet tall displayed at The News office from C C Ausherman s farm near New Market by Harry L Umberger. He reports the millet season is the finest in years due to heavy rain. September term court opens Monday with 5 criminal, 123 trial, 32 appeal docket cases. grand and petit juries drawn. Last month was the wettest on record for the Weather Bureau.
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C. C. Ausherman
New Market
Harry L. Umberger
Umberger
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Heats
Twenty years ago today Frederick’s column notes a fire at the Charles A Straw man stable in Sedleysville, believed set by a tramp. Montevue Hospital reports two-thirds of an acre yielding 298 bushels of potatoes, with the rest proportionally. An ice cake from Hygeia Ice Factory containing a rowing band was shown at M A Woodward’s store.
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Charles A Strawman
Sedleysvlle
Montevue Hospital
Hygeia
M.A. Woodward
Digestion and Assimilation Quots Quants of Food
It describes digestion and assimilation as the source of strength and vitality. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are claimed to invigorate the system and enable better nourishment, though the text is garbled and contains misspelled phrases.
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Chamberlain
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