The Daily News Frederic Md Publication Note
The Daily News a Frederick Md newspaper notes policy on news use by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co and Associated Press credit. It requires real names for opinion pieces and formal notices mailed to the office. It states postal filing as second class matter.
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Independent Newsfafer
ene-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Ideals of Advertising and Public Service Themes
A vintage column notes Edward W Bok's eight annual advertising prize series, praising ads that inform shoppers and curb costs. It also surveys women in public roles and outlines a forthcoming day law conference in Washington with governors debating enforcement of prohibition and federal statutes.
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Edward W. Bok
Bok
Coolidge
United States
Washington
White House
Congress
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Commonwealths
Pahtic Ledger
Letters to the Editor on Southern markets and travel
Mr Lampe writes that business in the Southern states improved after years of hard times in the cotton belt. A new cotton crop brings prices around 320 and 31 cents, with picking underway and expected circulation of money aiding business. Travel trends show a southward tilt toward Florida and growing automobile tourism.
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Lampe
the News
Bell
Florida
Pn Gally
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Honolulu
I. L
Tattle Dazie
Francis Scott Key
C. L. C. Lampe
Greenville
S. C
Memorial Park site eyed for Soldiers' Memorial
Inquiring Reporter surveys local leaders on placing the Soldiers’ Memorial in a Memorial Park. Irving S. Eiser favors the park, James Cramer backs it, William Flautt suggests buying land, Albert Y. Boileau prefers the park to Court House, and Charles A. Landis supports the idea.
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Irving S.eiser
James H. Cramer
William Flautt
Albert Y. Boileau
Middletown
Court House
Charles A. Landis
West
Patrick Street
Berlon Braley Poem Cant It? Life Is Fun Reflecting Optimism
Poem by Berton Braley extols simple pleasures and daily joys despite pessimism. It celebrates small delights from May days to silver moons, a friendly smile, and busy city streets, urging readers to find happiness in ordinary moments.
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Berton Braley
NEA Servier
Tne
Gladness and Singing Theme Amidst Japanese Goods Choice
A brief meditation notes Psalm 100:2 urging gladness and song in serving the Lord, followed by a contrast: despite wide manufacture of toilet goods in Japan, affluent Japanese prefer foreign products.
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Japan
Condition Amid World Woes Sparks Alcohol Talk
Readers lament global woes while bemoaning light wines and beer. Many people leave shows disappointed, lacking a plot to explain the blamed phenomena.
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Tergit
Today in History and Anniversaries roundup
Historical notes for today record events from 1683 to 1912 including Frontenac's return to Canada, a papal prohibition on secret societies, and the first Rusalao railroad. Birthdays feature William Morris Hughes and naval figures. events list includes Thomas J. Wood’s centenary, Fall Festival in Rate tech NC, and a key Congressional special election in Washington. Greenwich Village unveils a Richmond Hill Mansion tablet.
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Count Frontenac
Canada
Wiliam Bradford
Philadelphia
New York
John Chandler
U.S
Maine
Augusta
Epping
N. H
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Masonic Temple
London
Liverpool
Thomas J. Wood
U.S. Army
Ratetech
N. C
International Association of Municipal Electricians
Reading
New Jersey
Ottawa
Catholic Truth Society of Canada
Washington
J. Stanley Webster
New York City
Greenwich Village
Richmond Hill
George Washington
Household Suggestions from TOM SIMS SAYS
A quirky vintage tips page offers home advice from TOM SIMS SAYS including eye strain, hay fever, dandruff, and nose runs. It mixes fashion notes about turbans and pagoda sleeves with witty lines about avoiding kisses and tobacco use.
Astrological Guide for a Curious Day
The article sketches a broad horoscope for the day noting mixed planetary influences. It highlights potential luck in weddings and theatrical debuts, opportunities for work and advancement, and a generally favorable period for political figures, shopping, and art investment, with warnings of seismic risks in Southeastern Europe and a call for conservative personal management and education for children born on this date.
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Verug
Neptune
Jupiter
United States
Europe
McClure
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Prohibition Convention Nominations
Local items from the September 26 1903 issue note the County Prohibition Convention meeting at W C T L Court Street with prayer by Rev Vernon N Ridgely and Daniel J Young presiding. The ticket includes Robert L Hammond for State Senator George L Twenty Jr for House of Delegates and other county offices. The document also lists planned relocation of Bivelys Palace of Music and the move of a store from North Market Street to the old Examiner building at Church and Market streets.
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W. Oc
Court Street
Vernon N. Ridgely
Liberty
Daniel J. Young
State Central Committee
Frank 2. Sappington
Frederick
R. 71. Hammond
Woodsboro
State
Fenatar
Robert L. Hammond
Wohoodsboro
House of Delegates
George L. Twenty, Sr
Tuscarora
Jessa Wilson
Woodville
Jonathan J. Bidford
Wiliam J. Pardum
Urbana
John Nm
Middletown
Mintard F. McBride
Ratlenger
George D. Norris
Linganore
Jacob Crum
Mt. D Pleasant
Orphans Court
D. Edward Kefauver
George PF. Nichols
Calvin Metcalf
Jacob P. Heson
Mt. Pleasant
Adam Roser
J. M. Birely
Bively's
Palace of Music
Marke Street
Examiner
Church and Market Streets
Willamson
Buffalo Restaurant
Marken
Blelfeld
West Patrick Street
Muse Ta‘leting Co
South Market St
Washington, D. C
Mr. T
Hobart St
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Carroll Street
Emory — Drum
Nanan
P.O
East Patrick Street
Elm St
F. W. Woolworth
Beagle Hounds
Walkersville
East Sixth St
Lewistown
John H. Putman
Church St
Sena
Robert M. Staley
iAve
W. R. Hartzhorn
St. Paul St. Balth
South Market Street
Charles Wertheimer
Blunders Risk to Watches in Hand Washing
The article notes that washing with a wrist watch on the wrist causes water or steam to enter the watch case, risking rust on delicate parts. It advises removing the watch to prevent damage during washing.
Baker Kanode Nautical Wedding at Tanestown
Miss Maye Lillie Kanode married Howard Seiss Baker in a Sunday ceremony at the Reformed parsonage Thurmont. The bride wore a navy traveling suit and reception followed at her home for families and close friends. Attendants included Miss Dol Tyne Kanode and Truman Whitmore. officiant Rev. Dr. P. E. Heimer. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Kanade and others from Creagers Town and Baltimore. Runkles Staubtz wedding noted next with Mt Airy resident Mary V. Staulitz officiated by Rev. Robert Tee Rair.
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Charles H. Martin
Creagerstown
Arnal Kanode
P. EB. Heimer
Seiss Baker
B. T Kanade
Charles A. Martin
Mes Rly Hourk
Baltimore
Lillie I. Houck
Yda Angell
Nora Taker Coligne Kanade
Ta Reina Baker
Hilda Erb
Ruth and
Helen Houck
Gladys Baker
Arnold Kanade
Truman Whitmore
Howard Carden Fisher
Runkles—Staubtz
Wiliam Charles Runkles
Mt Airy
Mary V. Staulitz
Srkestile
Robert Tee Rair
North Market Street
Local Markets Wheat Corn and Eggs Ad Highlight
Market notes list prices for wheat per bushel corn per cob eggs per dozen. Advertisers urged to place notices in The News to reach local buyers and sellers.
Frederick Co Natl Bank Statement September 14 1923
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Maryland reports assets totaling 2 116 729 78 with loans and discounts 730 696 65 and government securities 1 459 70 and 8150 900 in other categories. Liabilities include capital stock 150 000 00 surplus 43 000 00 undivided profits 218 234 17 and reserves 11 650 00. The statement is sworn by Cashier W O Carty before Notary Thomas A Chapline on September 20 1923 with directors John Sheffield and Erman attesting.
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Federal Reserve Bank
State of Maryland
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