Great Southern Pig and Manufacturing Company Publication Notice
Publication details for a Frederick Maryland newspaper include a 1481 year of establishment and a paid circulation plan. Subscription options listed are one month at $1.75, three months at a discounted rate, and one year at $16.00, with motor route delivery at 42 cents per month and annual totals. The paper is published every evening except Sunday by the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co, 1200 Cast Patrick Street, with affiliations to the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated Press.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg CO
Patrick Street
Frederick Ma
Frederick County
Frederick
School’s Open Think! PTA symbol aids child safety
A Bowie Maryland PTA in Prince Georges County created a “Helping Hand” plaque with an outstretched palm over garages to signal child protection. The symbol, dubbed the Sleeping Hand by some, marks homes where children can seek shelter from molesters or when lost, reflecting local safety efforts amid rising concerns for school traffic and bus regulations.
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Bowie
Prince Georges County
Belair
PTA
Frederick County
Retirees urged to join Frederick AARP chapter meeting
An article notes two local headlines about retiree needs and highlights the Frederick AARP chapter planning to organize. A meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the YMCA Blue Room at 1000 North Market Street with speaker Harry W Lewis Maryland state director. The piece promotes AARP efforts to stretch retirement dollars through programs and services.
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American Association of Retired Persons
Frederick
YMCA
North Market Street
AARP
George W. Schraderberg
Harry W. Lewis
Maryland
Lewis
Harford Board Delays Sex Ed Program Rollout
The Harford County Board of Education voted to postpone the permanent sex education program until the spring semester and may push the opening date further. The pilot course will remain limited to fifth and higher grades, after last year’s pilot in third grade faced broad parent opposition.
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Harford County Board of Education
Ho Chi Minh Death Seen Not Alter North Vietnam Policy
Hanoi’s response to Ho Chi Minh’s death signals continued North Vietnamese policy and a drawn out Paris peace process while a power shuffle among Ho’s successors unfolds. The piece notes the leader’s legacy, the war’s probable persistence, and the tragedy of Vietnam alongside U.S. casualties.
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Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Washington
Paris
South Vietnam
North
South
George Washington
Vietnam
Robert Scigliano
Viet Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tinue
United States
Nguyen Ai Quoc
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Letters to the Editor raise tax and governance concerns
A citizen questions presidential use of the White House and U.S. capital status, critiques funding of Apollo footage, Viet War policy, and indoctrination in schools. The letter decries taxpayer spending, calls for accountability, and urges residents to vote for individuals, not parties. Another letter asks Frederick County to fund a shared incinerator for cost efficiency and laments prior county spending on roads and projects. Albert Mathaes from Lime Kiln, Md comments on editorials and synod work.
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White House
Pennsylvania Ave
N.W
United States
Washington
D.C
Biscayne
Florida
San Clemente
California
Camp David
Nixon
Albert Mathaes
P. SS
Frederick observes political stir and large Labor Day picnic
September 6 1919 report notes post recount backslapping after Wilson Hughes result and two days to primary elections. August finances show general fund 3191.75. Mountaindale picnic draws crowds with special rail service and speech by ex Congressman David Lewis. Hood College hires seven new faculty. Wheat movement to Baltimore storage resumes with three carloads promised. Covered Wagon publicizing Wilkes-Barre parade moved to Emmitsburg due to Labor Day traffic. Tragic labor day tolls: eight traffic deaths recorded by Labor Day end.
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Frederick
Wilson
Hughes
Wilkes- Barre
Emmitsburg
Schoolhouses Fortify Republican Line in New Term
Frederick County students return to school as summer ends with prayers for educated hearts. The piece lauds school guards and teachers, contrasts two boys’ paths, and lists the Seven Cardinal Principles of Education, highlighting mastery, vocation, hygiene, home life, citizenship, church influence, and productive leisure.
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Frederick County
Heavenly Father
Christ
Galilee
Ayto
Church
Traini
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on Independence Day dangers
A fragmented sketch humorously weighs 4th of July risks in parenting and holiday antics. The piece notes independence declarations carry peril if children mismanage fireworks and salt gags, while permissive parents avoid physical risk but face other social hazards.
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Audi Bureau OF Circulatons Ae
Berry's
Don Queley
Jones
Bircher
Ruth Smallwood
Mount Airy
Frederick City
Roads Dept
County Budset
Reids Ford Road
Priecili Park
News-Post
Brunstick
Andrew Truxal
Hood College
Baltimore
Department of Agriculture
Joe Eisenhauer
Brace Mann
Cuttin
Numan
Phil Pastoret
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