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The Daily News, independent newspaper of Fraverick Missouri, lists publication details and telegraphic news from the Associated Press. Readers must sign real names for opinions or letters. free notices of advertising must be written and mailed to the office.
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Thumbing a Ride Dilemma on Motor Roads
A 1926 Fredericksburg note urges caution with boys hitchhiking along roads. It praises genuine travelers headed to school or work, but warns that ride beggars may risk harm and foster theft. Proposes recognition tags for workers and emphasizes self reliance over rides.
Are College Days Waged By Olive Roberts Barton
H G Wells argues that college diplomas prove little and calls for practical early exposure to realities. He critiques Oxford Cambridge and elite centers, urging youths to pursue work aligned studies from age fifteen, warning against lifelong yearning for formal degrees.
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Olive Roberts Barton
H. G. Wells
Mr. Wells
Cambridge
Oxford
Eastening
Wells Cugses
Raion
Bible Thought GOD OUR SAVIOUR Rock Fortress Deliverer
A devotional line quotes 2 Samuel 22 2 praising God as rock fortress and deliverer The text includes a garbled aside about a prisoner in the time of a term and an odd omelette recipe mentioning spinach eggs and a cup of something resulting in a fragmented, unclear note
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Inquiring Reporter Weighs Amateur Winter Forecasts
Five residents from city and nearby offer mixed views on a long, hard winter. Charles F. Knock says it's too early to tell, Roland W Harbaugh expects a hard winter, William R. De Lashmutt sees no signs, Arthur Percival Buxton thinks a hard winter is likely, and Roy X. Smith leans toward a hard winter.
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Charles F. Knock
Roland W. Harbaugh
William R. DE Lashmutt
Arthur Percival Buxton
Roy X. Smith
Frederick
Signs of Fall Appear Across Town as Seasons Turn
A light September day finds autumn signs in shops and streets as trees gain tint and stores stock winter goods. The piece notes shorter hats, changing groceries, cooler nights, and the ice man fearing coal will be bought. The column ends with a playful nod to fall signals.
Information Is Wanted Information Is Wanted Quiz
A teaser asks ten general knowledge questions from a magazine page. It inquires about a popular screen star in a photo, the largest under one hundred seven dollar bill, Polonius in Shakespeare, the number of sheets in a quire, Nancy Hanks, grand slam points in bridge, author of Annalie Lee, checkerboard squares, Columbus landing site after his first voyage, and the length of a fortnight.
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United States
Polonius
Nancy Hanks
Annalie] Lee
Atlantic
The Baby Fed on Tears and Rocking Nightly
A confused fragment depicts a baby crying persistently while a father rocks or wonders if he has arrived. The passage hints at distress and parental concern in a domestic scene with repeated crying and unresolved action.
Today in History and Birthdays and Events
A compilation of historical anniversaries with proclamations and notable births. Highlights include Governor Rutledge's pardon offer to Tories in South Carolina in 1781, Captain Robert Gray's Pacific voyage departure in 1790, and several 19th century ecclesiastical and political events. Also lists notable birthdays such as Henry Phipps and Kuno Francke and today’s events including radio expositions in Chicago, Boston, and more.
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Robert Gray
Columbia
Boston
Pacific Northwest
Frederick Billings
San Francisco
Royalton
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A. M. A. Blanchet
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Comoran
Brussels
Montana
Helena
Hiram Knowles
DeLand
Fla
Henry Phipps
Philadelphia
Kuno Francke
Germanic Museum
Harvard University
Germany
E. A. Helmick
U. S. Army
Indiana
Louis F. Swift
Chicago
Sagamore Mass
Allied Radio Congress
National Radio Exposition
Radio Bliong
Minneapolis
East Lynne Stars In Theatre Tonight And Tides Of Passion
Theatre News Empire notes Lidmund Lowe Marjorie Daw and Alma Rubens in East Lynne as a premier love story. Nee Marsh stars in Tides Of Passion a dramatic showcase with Strings Steel chapter and a news reel completing the program in Maryland.
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Lidmund Lowe
Marjorie Daw
Alma Rubens
East Lynne
Fox News
Maryland
Nee Marsh
Local Markets Wheat and Corn Prices Noted
Market notes list current prices for wheat and corn in bushels. The fragment advises kitchen tips for toasts and roasting, including salting peppering and adding butter or pork fat to meat if lean.
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Highlights
A lawn social at Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Whipp in Church Hill. A family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Wilhide in New Midway. AR Yeakie named director of Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, replacing Geo W. Dear. A mule and wagon ran away on South Market Street, injuring Miss Me Lashmut. The Dainty Duchess mime fea led by amateur talents at City Opera House. Railway executives plan trenching for grading roadbed between Frederick and Lewistown. The pope presided over electric light at Market and Church. A street mishap on avrinck Whe. George A. Fyhrhart boasted a pumpkin circumference.
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Dayton
Robert Grove
Clara de Lasamut
South Market Street
Misa Me Lashmutt
East Sneath Street
Chas, & Zellers
Market
Church Sires
L M Estabrook Recalls Baltic to Moscow Journey
From Riga to Moscow Estabrook recounts Bolshevik checks on baggage, scarce dining cars, and harsh living in 1918 postwar Russia. He details border searches, confiscations, and the grim social aftermath in Moscow, contrasting soft and hard train cars and noting pervasive poverty and distrust.
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Riga
Latvia
Leon M. Estabrook
J.0. Estabrook
Shookstown
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Hoe
Trowever
Ya Man
Tutus
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Moscow Streets Turned to Desolate Parodies of Richness
The speaker depicts Moscow as broad avenues ruined by reptilian proletarians who destroy rather than restore. Streets teem with dirty beggars, gypsies, and peddlers, while well dressed areas crumble. Amid chaos the narrator struggles to find simple pins, exchanges with officials, and notes delays in the 1930 census in a city of stark contrasts.
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New York
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Simmy
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Prevention Is Treatment For Diseases Of The Heart
Dr Morris Fishbein explains heart disease arises from clogged arteries feeding the heart and outlines prevention through hygiene and early infection treatment. He notes postmeal angina risk, suggests small meals, frequent eating, and avoiding stomach overloading to reduce pain triggers. Vascular changes may worsen with age, making prevention vital.
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Morris Fishbein
Journa
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
The Hat Requiem for a Old Friend of Gold Straw
A nostalgic voice recalls buying a winter hat, its changing styles, and the day it faded from use. The speaker reflects on time passing and a cherished object that once defined their look, now worn no more as fashion and life move on.
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Russia
Red Army
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Rica
Journey From Moscow Aims Through Red Terror To Freedom
A traveler recalls walking through Kremlin walls and mosques, describing the old city, its towers, and the Bolshevik regime. He details confiscations, fear at the border, and relief upon reaching a free country with cleaner streets and humane service, ending with a referenced tale about Empress Catherine.
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