Daily News of Frederick Puts News First
The Daily News Frederick Md emphasizes its status as an expendent publication published at Court Street in Frederick. It states it is part of Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to AP dispatches. Readers must submit real names with any communications. Free notices must be written and mailed to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntley
one-Poat
Court Street
Friderick, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Professor Parker
Yale University
American Red Cross
New York Times
Coolidge
United States
Combinaton
America
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Japan Society
Red Cross
San Francisco
Minoutt
Japan
Itz
Ufe
Danyrieht
McClure
Frederick Junc
Nion
Redarico
Charles B. ‘Trail
Conneil Street
Frederick
East Second
West Third St
News-Post
Nfeal
Denmasa Kolb
North Market Street
David PD
Kalb
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Braddock Heehts
Frederick City
Public Park Urged In Frederick Bequest
A 1923 will provision from Warren G. Harding to Marion Park Commission bequeaths 25000 dollars to create a permanent public park in Frederick. The piece argues for forward planning toward a municipal park, playgrounds, athletic facilities, and auto parking, as a lasting civic memorial for Frederick residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Marion Park Commission
Ohio City
Constitution Week and the enduring US framework
The piece notes September 17 as the date the United States Constitution was completed and ready for acceptance, promoting Constitution Week from September 16 to 23. It praises the Constitution as a great government achievement, praising its adaptability, wisdom, and enduring relevance across centuries despite societal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Bar Association
Red Cross Spirit Speaks Amid War Flood Fire and Famine
A wartime report notes the Red Cross spirit travels with the afflicted wherever disaster strikes. The text reflects a universal commitment to aid across lands and crises, underscoring the organization’s reach during conflict and calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Earth
Inquiring Reporter Picks Favorite Movie Actresses
Citizens name top film actresses from Mary Miles Minter Mary Pickford Leah Baird Theda Bara Nita Naldi and Alice Terry. The piece notes public taste while linking to a World War era Red Cross relief appeal urging generous U S donations and cross‑society mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Anagwers
Edith Mutterback
Lewistown
Mary Miles Minter
Mary Pickford
M. Katharine Mersell
East Patrick Street
Leah Baird
Clyde
Abrecht
City Opera House
Theda Bara
Richard B. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Nita Nald
Emory Baer
East Patrick St
Alicea Terry
Pinchot and rumors spark coal trouble debate in headline mix
Fragmented notes reveal a jumble of names and events. Solinek in Los Angeles is linked to an auto incident thought to involve a Polish traveler. Oregon speeding arrest, Chicago seizures, and a turtle incident in Delaware surface amid a parade of oddities. Major General March and Davis are mentioned in book and vacation chatter. A Prince of Wales incognito trip and Lloyd George praise appear alongside a 40 mile canoe race tale.
Horoscopes and Odds From A Parlor Page Mix
A garbled feature blends astrology with quirky quips. It catalogs fortune claims about Mercury and Jupiter, jokes about Turk gold teeth, and humorous asides on boxing, farming, golf, and shopping. Read as a period piece of light editorial miscellany with scattered proper names and dated sensibilities.
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlight 1836 to 1920
A digest of historical events and birthdays marked today including Rujah P. Lovejoy moving his paper to Alton in 1836 and the 1920 mail plane departure from Mineola. Notable figures born today include Bertha Kalich and Lew Tendler, with events such as the Northern Pacific Railroad completion anniversary and veterans group reunions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rujah P. Lovejoy
St. Louis
Alton
John L. Helm
Kentucky
Elizabethtown
Hardin County
Flushing
Holland
William Morris Hunt
Isle of Shoals
N. H
Brattleboro
Northern Pacific Railroad
Gold Creek
Mant
Halifax
Manuel Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Mineola
N. Y
San Francisco
Bertha Kalich
Lemberg
Howard Sutherland
United States
West Virginia
Kirkwood
Charles P. Anderson
Chicago
TL Kemptville
Ont
Tato Col. Robert ©. Clowry
Westar Union Telegraph Company
Will County
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Northern Pacific
John T. McNicholas
Duluth
Robert C. Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Baltimore
Pacific Coast
George Harvey
London
Harrisburg
Boston
America
Brown University
Chinese Students’ Alliance
John T. Andrews
American Association For Tabor
Coolidge
Luxemburg
International Association On Unemployment
Senator Mag Johnson Visits Washington Meeting First Finger Bowl
A garbled report notes Senator Mag Johnson traveling to Washington and meeting someone described as his first finger bowl. It mentions Safe Bud’s golf sticks seized over debt, reflecting a chaotic OCR summary from a National Newspaper Service copy.
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Sen. Mag. Johnson
Bud
Frederick Twenty Years Ago Today Tennis Draws and Parties
Local items note a handicap tennis draw at the Y M C A on South Market Street with players listed and matchups. Also mentioned are a birthday party for Miss Helen Zimmerman with games and decorations, a rock blasting project near Third Street that shattered two second-story windows, and masons continuing sewer-bed work after removing about ten feet of rock.
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Third Street
Joseph L. Routzahn
Church Social At First Baptist Church Social
A Thursday evening social at the First Baptist Church parlors hosted by Rev. W C Reval drew attendees including Rev and Mrs W C Royal and family, Mrs W E Nithole and children, Coats North Carolina, Mr and Mrs T E Cornpropst and family, and many others with refreshments served.
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First Baptist Church
W. OC. Reval
W.c. Royal
Eding
Virginia
W. E. Nithole
Coats
N.C
T. E. Cornpropst
NG Davis
Mastern Shore
Virgina
Ror Picket
Goo Fogle
Amy Kroeh
Emil Neilson
W. Steinhaus
Em Ma Fetchison
Margaret Yinger
Russell Esterly
Leslie Fogle
Viars Lay
Wurm
Ternard Smith
Charles Mlemming
Mildred Fisher
Wm. Humm
Mabel Stultz
Margaret McCanner
Iain Crist
Ada Shultz
September on Market Street in a Rainy Town
Reflections on September weather delaying street work as pavements and curbing are delayed. Nostalgia for school days, hometown events, fairs, picnics, weddings, and deaths mix with news of floods in Japan. Community life on Market Street moves forward despite delays.
Rover's Noge Is Out of Joint Poem by Berton Braley
The speaker notes a new red puppy at home, which causes private annoyance. Though family praises the pup as a prize, the narrator disputes its charm, laments its constant whining, and hints at punishment if misbehaving, ending with a wry reflection on wisdom and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Noge
Desk placement creates awkward greeting in office
A man sits with his back to the door, placing a large desk to block entry. This posture gives an uninviting impression and hampers his ability to greet callers. Facing the door would let him nod or greet without breaking work.
Promenade Night Plan Amid Japan Struggle
The note mentions relief for stricken Japan and invites people to a promenade event tonight with a signoff from Mary Jane.
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Japan
Mary Jane
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Pinchot
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Auto
Solinek
Los Angeles
Oregon
Grand Opera
Delaware
New Jersey
Aoe
March
Onders
Davis
Oer
Michigan
Prince of Wales
Lloyd George
Pierce
Neb
Atnois River
Luis Firpo
Spain
Walkera
U. S. Senate
Harding
Copywright National Newspaper Service
Auandicap
Y. M. C. AL Rooms
South Market Street
F. Smith
Hedges
Chambers
G. Motter
J. Wood
S. Hull
R. Wood
deGarmendia
Haydon
Young
Fout
Cramer
Rosenstock
McSherry
Baughman
H. Lebherz
Maulsby
Jones
Deaplainey
A. Gil
Helen Zimmerman
William G. Zimmerman
Mamie Starr
Anna Brunner Kemp
By Ketten
Sas
Market Street
Stonewall Jackson
Barbara Fritchie
Barbara
Ellicott City
Mountaindale
Court Square
Berton Braley
Master
Missus
NEA Service, Inc
George Arnold
Burkittsville
C. D. Young
Boonsboro
Noah E. Cramer
Marshall E. Schaeffer
Trail Avenue
Tames M. Goodman
Goodman
Naws-Post
Ford
Frederck
Frederick-Washington
AL Tamison
South Market
Dat Tan Rretacen
W. Second Street
GIRE
Charles S. Price
East Second Street
Montgomery S$t
Jersey City
Gittine Bera
Laontry
State Employment Commission
Light Street
Maryland
R. Terry
Civil Service
Barrister
Washington
D. C
W. Secona
Box Factory
New
Citizen Pub
Mitt. Co
Caena
G. L. Baking Company
Chas. W. Stup
West Partick St
Care Mewar Post
Apniv Shank and
Etzler
Auipment
Learing
West Patrick Street
East Third St
A. G. Shipley
Catoctin
Hughes
A. W. Bartgis
Notnagle
Charles Wertheimer
MN. R. Harts
Horn
Walkersville
Savage Repeating
West South Street
Grayson H. Mercer
Teal
Wrederick
John
Rothenhoefer
Yellow Springs
G' 0Oon
Coolie Zu Parks
Monern
Care of News
Care News-Post
N. Market St
Second Street
Second St
West Third Street
West Paterick Street
Bath
Cara
Kindrergartner
Kistdergarten
Charles St
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