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Weretoent NewsParker
Suntay
Merth Market Street
Frederick, MD
Gerat Southern Printing
OED Manufacturing Company
Srunswick
Hood College Marks Inauguration of 23rd Session in New Home
Hood College opens its 23rd session in Frederick in a new, substantial campus. The enrollment sets a record, signaling a milestone in the college’s decade long dream of expansion and future growth for the institution and Frederick’s educational landscape.
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Hood College
Greater Hood College
Frederick
Institution of Learning
Rhode Island Debates Roadside Billboard Restriction Trend
A Rhode Island movement seeks roadside billboard limits within highway boundaries, mirroring a national push for signage protections. States including Maryland have enacted controls, as retailers push for visible signage while balancing property rights and local aesthetics.
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Rhode Island
Maryland
Dangers of Highway Billboards Spoiling Rural Scenery
The piece laments decreasing use of roadside signs by national advertisers cluttering highways and rail lines. It argues billboards ruin farm and residential areas lowering real estate values and eroding local pride. It urges civic groups to curb defacing ads and notes upcoming Frederick Fair weather.
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Boards of Trade
Boards of Trade, Business Men's Associations, and Wie Hke
Enslaving Themselves in Debt After War
The New York World warns that Great Britain's prewar debt of 3.56 billion pounds has more than doubled by March last and will rise further to 11 billion. It argues victorious and vanquished nations alike are enslaved by massive public debt, demanding taxes and crippling industry, risking internal upheaval once war costs rise and debt burdens peak.
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New York
Great Britain
Germany
France
Don't Give Up by The Reniziown Bard in Baltimore Sun
A cracked poem urges perseverance through gloom and shadow. It speaks of catching at a noble resolve, facing adversity, and rallying for a hopeful future. The Baltimore Sun attribution appears with minor textual garble and a stray advertising note.
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Aelf
Sith Conrate
Sweety Jolie
Baltimore Sun
Charles Johnson Caught and Then Released by Police
Charles Johnson, a Black man, eluded two officers as they attempted to arrest him yesterday. Officer Buster Fraley, a diminutive member of the force, claimed a premonition of Johnson’s capture and identified him at the Square. Johnson was taken to headquarters and the case was set for Magistrate Posey, but the warrant was recalled after Margaret Bruce and Martha Washington failed to appear and were released.
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Charles Johnson
Buster" Fraley
Johnson
Adam
Fraley
Buster
Posey
Margaret Bruce
East Street
Martha Washington
Thompson Walling Nuptials In Poolesville Church
Miss Katherine Valeria Walling daughter of Dr Byeann Walling of Poolesville and Sidney Thompson of Washington were married Wednesday at St Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church Poolesville by Rev Walter Griges. The bride was given away by her father with Miss Anita Donn of Washington as maid of honor. Best man was Arthur Price Thompson of Washington and ushers included James Lewis Prench M H Ma grader William A Watera and Robert W Hampton.
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Thompson
Walling
Katherine Valeria Walling
Byeann
Poolesville
Sidney Thompson
Washington
St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopil Church
Walter PB. Griges
East New Market
Augustine Smith
Anita Donn
Arthur Price Thompson
Af Re Graan
James Lewis Prench
M. H. Magrader
Wiliam
Watera
Germantown
Robert W Hamptone
Harvest Moon Graces September Sky Tonight
The September Harvest Moon will be full tonight and named for its handy rise during harvest time. Its luminous, autumnal glow enhances early evening skies as silvery light rivals Jupiter in the southern heavens.
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Frederick
Jupiter
Lost coat found near Frederick on Jefferson pike
The light brown ladies coat advertised by Mrs. Thomas Sponseler in The News was found by Arthur Ray of Feagaville and turned over to The News this afternoon. It belongs to Mrs Sponseler and was reported missing last week.
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Thomas Sponseler
Arthur Ray
Feagaville
Frederick
Jefferson Pike
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Frederick column notes from September 23, 1840 record warm spell demand for ice slowing supplies, bees and townsfolk coping with heat and a fire incident. Mentions local trades, infrastructure changes, and public notices amid sparse readable facts.
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Frederick
Braddock Junction Beauty Spot Effort At Heights Club
The Braddock Heights Porch Club held its final meeting of the season to elect officers and discuss improvements. They plan beautification at Braddock Junction station and a small park to the left of the curve, with assistance from Mrs Whelan and others, pending trolley company cooperation.
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Braddock Heights
Junction Station
Porch Club
al Braddock Junction
Ho Wak
Chub
Remsbere
Essie McCutcheon
Whelan
Smith
Rend
Braddock Junction Station
Mt. Vernon
Heights
Washington
Braddock Spring Park
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