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An independent newspaper published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick Maryland and printed with officers listed. Subscriptions are $1.00 per year in advance for in city carriers or mail to any address in the United States with club inducements. Cash for subscriptions must accompany every order.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
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Effort to Boost Burton in Cleveland Mayor Race Cited
The article discusses political maneuvering around Roossvelé and Tats backing Burton in Cleveland, noting suspected ambitions for a Senatorial toga and the local primary's heated atmosphere. It shifts to warnings about so called strong games at a Frederick fair, detailing how crooks profit from money lost by players and the fair’s stance against such gambling amid broader concerns about consumer deception and fraud.
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Candidates and issues blur in Baltimore area letters
Local papers debate campaign coverage and candidate clarity as readers urge clear statements on Gaither and Orothers. Citizens criticize sensationalism, demand plain principles and issue-focused reporting ahead of elections.
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Taneytown Reaoord
Fragmented Eachline Snippet From Odd Letters and Jokes
A garbled collage of quoted exchanges from various newspapers and readers notes. The text weaves misheard lines about teachers, divorce, a tenor, a humor bit on danger signals, damaged stocks, and a motor car inquiry, all in clipped fragments without cohesive narrative.
Prohibition Gains Ground In Ohio Rural Areas
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Ohio progress toward alcohol prohibition via local option. Since 1893 Oberlin started the movement, with many townships dry and the Anti Saloon League active statewide. Laws since 1902 restrict sales to residential districts, fueling saloon closures in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Toledo.
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Devoe Paint Pros Highlight Savings for Jobs
Frederick Ma letter from Dever & Co and Hargert & Co notes Todd Downing builders use Devoe for 3 to 4 years. They claim fewer gallons per job means lower overall cost and longer wear, since Devoe is the strongest paint. They deny discussing wear rates beyond strength. A News ady. will bring back.
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Moments with the Muse 4 Name to The Sand
A poet recalls lasting records in nature yet fears oblivion as waves erase his name on the shore. He finds solace in a higher judge who preserves deeds in a eternal ledger beyond mortal time. The verse credits Han yan Fuaaa Goat for the closing lines.
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Trang
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Baen
Harvest Moon Explained In Lunar Month Observations
The article explains the harvest moon phenomena observed during September, detailing how moonrise timing shifts each night, the equinox’s impact on moonlight, and how farmers use the extra light for harvesting. It notes variations by latitude, with examples from Alaska, Norway, and Scotland, and emphasizes the moon’s near-parallel path to the horizon at that season.
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Change in writing methods as New York schools switch to free arm
The New York City school system will abolish vertical writing next Monday and adopt a free arm style of chorography with spaced letters. Dr William B Maxwell, city superintendent, says the full citywide shift follows successful trials in many rooms and aims to produce rapid, legible clerks without fatigue. Merchants favoring advertising space may benefit from this new alignment of writing speed and presentation.
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Coronors in Maine: More Than Officials for Violent Deaths
The Lewiston Journal recalls how Maine coroners historically handled civil paper service when sheriffs were unavailable. It notes the shift from bonds to modest financial backing and explains coroners’ role in serving writs, especially after a sheriff’s death, with a Bangor case illustrating the new duty.
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