The Daily News Frederick Missouri Masthead
The Daily News is an independent daily paper published in Frederick Missouri by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It is a member of the Associated Press with rights to publish AP dispatches and local news. Readers must supply real names with letters or notices.
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Radio brings comfort to Frederick infirm through home connection
A Frederick newspaper column praises radio for linking aged and invalid residents to the wider world, offering hope and activity when storms prevent travel. It argues radio strengthens morale and keeps them part of national life despite isolation. It also touches on weather impacts on crops and schooling and notes boxing sportmanship and social observations in brief commentary.
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Captain MacMillan
Frederick
Babson Park
Wellesley
Mass
Inquiring Reporter forecasts Ford six cylinder car
The panelists predict Henry Ford will introduce a six cylinder automobile. GROVE expects a six cylinder with no other changes, while RHOADS suggests a gearshift six, MOTTER envisions a future six cylinder, KOLB mentions a six cylinder with selective transmission, ANGLEBERGER sees no change for now.
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J. H. Grove, JR
Studebaker
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Staley Motor Co
Elmer W. Motter
Mountain City Garage
Jesse W. Kolb
Ideal Garage
A. Angleberger
Kaufman Garags
Train Tale of a Miserable Stop on a Crooked Platform
A cautious traveler named Joe shuffles between trains as an anxious man in uniform counsels him. An Italian passenger staggers along the ash path, trips over a switch, and drops a bag, sparking amused laughter from porters. The second train departs, leaving Joe bewildered and miserable.
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Joe
Laddie and Canyon Rustlers At Local Theatres Tonight
Theatre listings show John Bowers in Laddie at Opera House with A Punch in the Nose comedy and a news reel. Empire presents Jack Perrin in Canyon Rustlers with a two reel comedy and a news reel. Maryland features The Midnight Fire melodrama with Cullen Landis and opening chapter The Pacemakers with a news reel.
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Opera House
John Bowers
Gena Stratton Porter
Empire
Jack Perrin
Maryland
Cullen Landis
George O'Hara
Prayer and Sale Notice at Dill Avenue Listing
Announcement of sale for the dwelling at 236 Dill Avenue from William C. Wertenbaker to Thomas M. Darkis. Possession to be given April 1. Transaction arranged through Markwood D. Harp, real estate and insurance agent.
Women at War Mobilization Reveals New Resolve
A fragmentary report notes a broad move among women to support domestic and wartime efforts. The piece highlights a rising sense of purpose and unity, signaling a significant shift in home front attitudes and roles during wartime.
Today in History Anniversary Compendium
Today marks events from 1789 adjournment of the first Congress. 1810 West Florida constitution. 1835 death of Jane Figueroa. 1847 death of Gen Sterling Price. 1882 steamboat Ek Lee disaster. 1885 Idaho territorial governance. 1915 British victory on the Tigris. 1924 Balboa monument dedication. Also notes Last year Labour Party stance and today’s births and events. Distinguished birthdays include Gerardo Machado and William Lassiter along with other notable figures. Michaelmas Day and church anniversaries observed. Lord Byng departs Canada. New Hampshire Democrats meet. London Lord Mayor selection. Sir Rowland Blades to Lord Mayor. Edmund of La Salle Academy anniversary. British Free Trade Congress to convene in Manchester.
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Congress
United States
Ynton Rouge
West Florida
Jane Figueroa
California
Monterey
Sterling Price
St. Louis
Prince Edward County
Lphbert Ek. Lee
Mississippi
Edward A. Stevenson
Idaho
Tigris
Mesopotamia
Pacific Ocean
Balboa
Panama
Michael
London
Edmund
Lasalle Academy
New York City
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Cardinal Munnelein
Chicago
Order of Christian Brothers
Commerce and Industry
Manchester
Great Britain
Milkman Persists In City Welcome
A humorous verse describes a milkman who praises butter fat and persistence to win a sale. The narrator notes the smooth talk and lingering insistence, resulting in daily purchases. The piece ends with a signature from N A Lufburrow.
Learner’s craving ends tragically as smoking proves deadly
A woman who wished to learn smoking inhaled a puff and instantly died from coughing. The fragment also mentions Tul frocks with French flowered fabrics in velvet, satin, and chiffon.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Chronicle Oddities
Fragmentary note reflects an item from Frederick dated twenty years ago, mentioning Samuel Gail and Tetatney from spenthte esme t aisipha a.
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Samuel Gail Nas Tetatney
Spenthte Esme T Aisipha A
McCardell Field Day Excites Knights Templar Gathered Locally
About five hundred Knights Templar from cities including Cumberland Hagerstown Hyattsville and Rockville attend McCardell Field Day events in this city. The program features a parade reception band concerts a dance and awards for best appearance and drill with receptions at the Masonic Temple and a grand promenade to the Armory.
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Knights Templar
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Dyattsville
Horkville
William Booth Price
A. LeRoy McCardell
Rotary Club
Guard
J. Harry Ulrich
Baltimore Rotary Club
Masonry
Rotary
Rockwell Terrace
Amarket Street
Patrick
Arisis
Price
Evangelical Reformer Church
Hoeland
Knights
Masonic Temple
Shrine
Regi‘ment
David Hagan
Salisbury
Baltimore
Easton
Cambridge
Frederick
Hazerstown
Blyattsville
Rockville
McCardell
Oliver C. Warehime
Grover L. Michael
City
Frank A. Wiebel
Worthington P. Wachter
George O. Smith
Hyattsville
Rowan F. Er
Parade and Drill Committees Listed with Presiding Ladies
The notice lists Parade and Drill committee members including Byron A. Winebrewer W. 2 Birely Emory C. Crum and Kar ry A Lchroeder Roland B. Long Frank A Castle David O Griffin with Reception A Atlee Radcliff Albert M Coblentz Edgar K Moore Guy Hoser Henry B Ramsburg Frank Harrington Ball LeRoy McCardell Chas Opel Jr R B Rhoads A B Collins Marlon S. Mimer R Ames Hendrickson Roland E Long and names ladies presiding over punch bowls Miss Hose Birely Miss Bess Castle Mrs F B Rappington. peat cpa aes eta
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Byron A. Winebrewer
W. 2. Birely
Emory C. Crum
Karry A. Lchroeder
Roland B. Long
Frank A. Castle
David O. Griffin
A. Atlee Radcliff
Albert M. Coblentz
Edgar K. Moore
Guy ©. Hoser
Henry B. Ramsburg
Frank Harrington
Ball—A
LeRoy McCardell
Chas. Opel, Jr
R. B. Rhoads
A. B. Collins
Marlon
MiMer
R Ames Hendrickson
Roland E. Long
Miss Hose Birely
Bess Castle
F. B. Rappington
Peat Cpa
Aes Eta
Local Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers Published
Several marriage licenses listed including Joseph W. Haugh and Dorothy Dewees, Norman West and Evelyn Nichols, and other pairs from Frederick, Smithsburg, and surrounding areas. Property deeds show transfers involving Wisner, Urner, and Eby with values up to 311,000. An equity case seeks absolute divorce in Elizabeth Henson vs Elmer Henson. Opens Recruiting Station notes S.F.E. Coffey opening a post office recruiting post.
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Joseph W. Haugh
Keymar
Dorothy Jane Dewees
Thurmont
James Wopkins Walker
Lynnwood
Annchbelle Sellers Root
Grottoes
Harry EB. Clary
Alt. Airy
Lettie B. Hyatt
Hamsville
Irving Haller
Frederick Juneton
Ruth Selby
Brunswick
William C. Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Amanda Wilt
Smithsburg
Clarence M. Colvin
Mary Hazel House
Frederick
C. Elmer Gelshert
Clairerene Mackley
Norman T. West
Evelyn A.B. Nichols
Ingerstown
Paul D. Wolfe
Katia R. Fox
Snedberg
Michael Labaskie
Florence Paship
Shamokin
F. E. Coffey
United States Army
War College
Washington
California Condor debate stalls over future of the birds
A lengthy discourse records experts discussing the California condor in the context of government action and conservation ideas. The text references nest behavior, flight observations, and broader implications for policy and funding amid ongoing debates.
Chestnut Tree Confession From Tit-Bits
A playful dialogue between He and She under a chestnut tree. He declares She is the only girl he ever loved, while She teases him with compliments about his phrasing as they share a moment beneath the spreading branches. The fragment carries a quaint, old-fashioned tone.
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Paul
London
Diphtheria Antitoxin Brings Down Death Rate Dramatically
This essay notes how 1895 antitoxin use cut New York City diphtheria deaths from about 125 per 100,000 in 1885 to 30 per 100,000 in 1895 and under 20 per 100,000 by 1905. it highlights serum production in horses and public health measures to isolate patients and curb spread.
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Behring
Loeffler
Roux
Pasteur
New York City
Jimmy Struggles With School Work and Home Support
A boy named Jimmy shows learning challenges in arithmetic reading and language. His father and mother hear his pleas for help as he hides with books at home and resists school while still seeking guidance after class and during recess.
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Bible Quiz Questions and Legendary Saints Note
A fragment lists Bible questions about Abraham Esau Jacob Moses Joseph Jezebel Solomon and Ananias with a note about two Arab saints Cosmos and Pamies patron saints of healing at Enea in Clenja. Angels reportedly saved them from three assassination attempts.
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Esau
Jacob
Moses
Tver
Israel
Joseph
Jez
Bel
Solomon
Temple
Jesus
Ananiae
Cosmos
Pamies
Enea
Clenja
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