Daily News Lettering and Publishing Note from Frederick MD
A historical notice from The Daily News of Frederick Maryland mentions post building addresses on Court Street and ownership by Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company. It references Associated Press rights, writer real name requirement, and submission rules for notices and advertising.
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Saytrieene Nemacata
Iesewe Post
Court Street
Frederick
Tan Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company
Informing the Public on Special Values in Retail
A 1928 notice argues businesses fail without informing customers of price reductions. It cites a farm implement firm that showed total discount versus top price to reveal true savings, prompting many letters of realization. The piece notes Frederick stores offer bargains to clear stock, but only if shoppers are alerted to the value.
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Frederick
Fortunate Day Predicted for Theater, Travel, and Trade
Astrological reading predicts a favorable day with Sun Jupiter and Uranus in harmony, boosting weddings, theater box office, and aviation prospects. Promoters and financiers shown favorable, but caution advised against deceit. The poor face hardships while labor issues rise in Southern states and migration continues. Birthdays favored with wealth and success. marriages likely for the young.
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Bernhardt
Ilfe
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Kings Daughters Bible Class Meeting Report
The Kings Daughters Bible class of Calvary M E Sunday School held its regular business meeting Tuesday night. President called order, singing What a Friend We Have in Jesus, reading of Psalm 98, minutes from last meeting read. After new business the meeting adjourned for a social hour. nine attendees noted and next meeting planned for October.
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Kings Daughters
Kings Daughters Bible
Calvary M. E
Jesus
First day of school reports from local residents
Inquiring Reporter asks how the first day went. Frances Staley found it crowded yet grand, Birdy Phebus noted a mix up, Dorothy Kreih said it went fine with lively songs, J H Holdcraft deemed as well as could be expected, Henry Schuloler called it rotten.
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Frances C. Staley
Rockwell Terrace
Birdy M. Phebus
South Market Street
Dorothy J. Kreh
West Third Street
J. H. Holdcrapft
East Third St
Henry A. Schuoler
South Market
Chess Chief Declares Congress Ended Without Gains
Tom Sims notes the World Chess Congress closed without improving prospects. Firpo signs to box Wills. boxers scarce, he plans to begin training. Chile's best lightweight fighter arrives. heavies in mind if cold. Calls to resolve coal strike before the World Series. Coolidge told to skip beans after navy ballot.
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Chile
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlights
A compilation of notable dates and birthdays from history and recent events. Includes Lafayette birth bicentennial, McKinley shooting, Wilson speech, Niagara Falls accident, and various birthdays, events, and curiosities across decades and regions.
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Marquis de Lafayette
America
Auvergne
Paris
Aleaxander T. Galt
Chelsea
England
Montreal
Melvilla E Ingalls
Harrison
Maine
Hot Springs
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Antwerp
McKinley
Buffalo Exposition
Woodrow Wilson
Kansas City
League of Nations
Niagara Falls
Soap as a Progressive Theme by Burton Braley
A light verse extols soap as a civilizing force, praising its cleansing power in work and daily life. The poem humorously links cleanliness to progress and fitness, imagining future national benefits from widespread use of soap.
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Ferhans
Burton Braley
NEA Service, Inc
Hand-Painted Flowers Inspire New Blouse Frocks
Household suggestions highlight jabots and frill fronts as top blouses to pair with sleeveless sweaters or coatees. Hand painted flowers are featured as the focal point of many new dance frocks.
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Frederick Area
Twenty years ago today in Frederick Emory C Crum attended Washington and Lee in Lexington Va. Nearly Main and wife picked 1179 quarts of huckleberries. A Frederick baseball team lost to Hagerstown twice. The Baltimore District Conference of the W E church South met at Trinity church with about forty ministers and delegates arriving.
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Joseph TF. Maclay
Great Britain
John B. Kendrick
United States
Wyoming
Cherokee County
Texas
Misa Jane Adams
Chicago
Orient
Cedartown
James W. Hackett
Wolfe Island
Ont
Clara Kimbo
Young
Frederick
Emory C. Crum
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Main
Ellerton
Hagerstown
Pepple
Benson and Creager
Baltimore
W. ER. Church
South
Trinity Church
This City
Gutenberg and printing press spark Germany's rise
The piece credits Johann Gutenberg as the inventor of the printing press, calling him Germany's greatest benefactor and noting the capital-light impact of the invention on national development.
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Germany
Witz Guttenberg
Wheat production costs per bushel in 1922 and prices
Government figures from 4,000 farmers show 1922 average costs per bushel of wheat at 1.23 dollars with later sale price about 1.11 dollars. Breakdown cites labor land rent fertilizer seed and other costs. corn and oats costs and prices also listed.
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Department of Agriculture
eTrop Insurance
Montgomery County Democratic Leaders Decline To Endorse Judges
The Montgomery county Democratic organization led by Major E. Brooke Lee will not participate in the September 10 primary for the Orphans' Court judge nominations. Nine aspirants vie for three nominations as the party refrains from active endorsement in this contest.
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Montgomery County
E. Brooke Lee
Orphans’ Court
Nomelee Pee
Pancakes Lose Lightness When Stacked for Serving
A cook’s breakfast mistake is highlighted as pancakes remain palatable only when hot and light. Stacking them on a plate for many diners causes weight to compress the batter, leading to a crusty, colder result. Serve a few directly from the griddle onto individual plates.
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