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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1924
Page
4
The text warns that stars incline but do not count. It notes Uranus and Jupiter oppose the Sun while Mercury and Venus align favorably. It advises caution in business this morning and foresees slower trade in coming months, with guidance toward marriage, fashion shifts, and prudent spending.
The Daily News Frederick announces publication details for the independent daily. Notices and communications must include real names and be sent to the office. AP news dispatched locally. paid notices sent by mail only.
The April 2 1924 notice highlights Be Kind To Animals Week from April 7 to 12. It traces humane movement history from 1824 in England and 1866 in America, cites cattle car reforms, and notes improving public attitudes in schools while urging enforcement for animal cruelty and neglect by some horse owners.
A devotional prayer urging readers to number their days and apply hearts to wisdom. The text quotes Psalm 4:12 and pleads for divine guidance to avoid error and fear the Lord, framing wisdom as urgent and sacred.
This season the most practical and stylish frocks will be paired with matching wraps. The street fashion shows practical designs with coordinated accessories as a key look for seasonal wear.
A group of women on a Sanp Island outing near Farenton faced peril when their boats nearly capsized. Rescue teams responded as the party avoided serious injuries and awaited safer transport.
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents if yesterday’s heavy April snow set new local records. Respondents from Jefferson Street to North Market say they never saw heavier snow in April, while RF Kefauver recalls a comparable storm eight years ago with drifted horses unable to pass in Middletown Valley.
History items note Nelson at Copenhagen in 1801 and other events, plus notable birthdays including William Adamson and Nicholas Murray Butler. Fifteen years ago a Fort Worth fire caused about 5 million dollars in damage. Kansas Democrats meet in Hutchinson to pick delegates for the national convention in New York.
A Daily Lenten Bible reading notes Jesus teaching on serving two masters and honest work’s role. It includes a meditation on duty and selflessness, plus a personal question and a prayer for workers. Also reports Connecticut Republican delegates meet in Hartford, and state federations in Arizona and Maine begin sessions today.
Governor Warfield with President Jones and Speaker Everhart signed bills affecting Frederick County. Measures cover railway charters, Monocacy river bridge, Petersville district liquor law, justices of the peace, Frederick charter, and a Potomac bridge purchase. Postmasters named at Harmony Grove and Loy’s. Steiner Brothers relocate a store awning.
Various New York and regional stations list tonight’s schedules from WEAF WJZ and WOR including religious services, musical concerts, talks and bedtime stories. A Washington DC area school notes the resignation of Miss Tanda Polilt at Feaga vile school due to her mother’s serious illness.
The passage discusses how tight sleeves enhance the impression of slender arms while a pictorial flowing sleeve gathers at the wrist to conceal thinness. It emphasizes visual balance between arm length and sleeve design.
Tuesday's April snow shattered Maryland records with nine and three quarters inches from 3:30 AM to 6 PM. Traffic and telegraph lines largely unaffected, but Western trains and highways faced disruption in some areas. Authors note the storm's broad reach across the Eastern States and predict clearing, warmer weather to follow.
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy eases stomach and intestinal ailments from appendicitis to liver issues. One dose is promised. At all druggists. The ad asserts money back if not satisfied and highlights a flood damaged area with cold, snow, and disrupted air traffic in Washington.
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland has granted letters testamentary to Rebeca Teidelberger estate. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by November 4 1924 or be barred. Debts to the deceased should be paid promptly. Samuel I Rosenstock executor H Kieffer DeLauter attorney.
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