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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1924
Page
4
Publication details indicate The Daily News Frederick Maryland with Associated Press content and policy notes. The readable content provides no specific event or person to summarize into a distinct news item.
A 1624 article urges public support for scientific forestry and conservation. It argues forests left unused raise building costs and rents, calls for careful use of wood, and promotes local tree-planting movements and public advocacy through newspapers and speeches.
The piece describes planetary influences including Neptune Jupiter favorable while Saturn Venus Uranus adverse, warning of challenges in aviation and national affairs, with potential gains in oil and gasoline sectors for producers. It notes labor troubles, health caution, and advised steadiness with limited changes in coming year.
A local note says many New York landlords hire women agents for rent collection and tenant repairs. It claims women may be more effective at collecting rents and resisting tenant demands. The piece references Acts 10 34 45 and religious commentary on impartiality before God.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions from Randula's readers on Easter parade fashion. Charles Magaha praises slick umbrellas and coats, while Harry Harne notes new spring styles for adults and babies. Boyd Souder and Robert Wallace comment on rain, wardrobe mishaps, and the parade’s spirited attire.
The second showing of the American Legion benefit at the Empire theatre is packed with performances. Johnnie Box and Chingy Adams Saw Vee join the bill alongside a CanadiFord comedy, with an international news reel to follow and no special orchestra.
Miss Tilford Vrouts replies when asked about Em Tash. The fragment hints at a poison case and public interest in a pictured likeness in the paper.
A large congregation at the Reformed church in Ad aietown attended a service where Virginia Rowings and others renewed professsions of faith. Rev. M. W. Brinde delivered a practical sermon on Hebrews 12 1 2, urging perseverance as believers surrounded by a cloud of witnesses.
Messrs Robert BE Delaplaine and Willian Phielaplaine of The News and Post attend the Associated Press annual convention in New York. Pierce Willard of Gettysburg Theological Seminary spent Easter holidays at his home on West Tats Tick street. Mrs Lewis Weidman of Carlisle, PA, visited her mother Mrs Geo BE Smith on West third Street. Weidman returned yesterday. guest plans extend a week. Dymeade Caedell, at Til Cony Street, and others noted in local family updates amid holiday travels and visits.
Local items from the Frederick columns recount the Twenty Years Ago society page. Lester Smith was reelected president of the Tennis Club, with Hanson Maulshy and Robert R. Delaplatne named vice president and treasurer. A committee led by Alban Wood, John Jaydon, and Thinson Manishy drafted a new constitution while clubs reorganized for the year.
A historic annals roundup lists Kant born on February 12, 1724 and Murray’s birth in Pennsylvania. it notes 1854 neutrality proclamation in the US and various 19th century events. Contemporary items include Congress actions, state conventions, and political primaries, plus a French Industrial Exposition opening in New York.
Fragmentary lines warn that garden tents left standing will weather and decay, becoming useless. The text mocks the carelessness and hints at soon weather damage and waste.
Newark and New York stations present a dense lineup of children's stories, musical interludes, and talks. Notable items include Florence Gilmour, soprano. Joseph Motkowitz, cymbalist. Florence Imour, coloratura soprano. and large rosters at WOR WEAF KDKA KYW WBZ WJZ WRC WGY WHB.
Navy Wight reports on a 1980 issue at the Hotel Astor Grill Orchestra and the U. S. Naval Academy context. Commander of Midshipman discusses hiring barriers and employment practices affecting applicants.
Help wanted advertise trade schooling with railroad fare to Cincinnati. Complete auto tractor and electrical course at low tuition, 64 page catalog describes proposition and includes offers of railroad fare and board for eight weeks. Address Dept. M GTL McSWHENY AUTO TRACTOR AND EL TRICAL SCHOOL Cincinnati. Married wife a fair education promised and wages implied. Also notices for domestic help.
Mrs Will Tealey of Renfrow Kentucky credits Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup with ending a fifteen year stomach illness after trying many remedies. She reports strong improvement and plans to continue treatment. The product is sold by J A Williamson with a refund if not satisfied. Advertisement 30.
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