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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1923
Page
3
A long excerpt from a vintage guide gives advice on cooling summer bedrooms using blue fabrics, tans, and grays, with tips on bedspreads, curtains, and white net draperies. It covers cleaning, repairing, and preserving furniture including oak and brass beds, plus care for mattresses, mats, rugs, and dresser toppers.
The text describes Harding praising political parties as essential to democracy and governance. He argues loyalty to parties shapes nominees and policy, condemns factionalism, and defends party discipline as a signal of honor and progress. The fragment reflects early 20th century views on party systems and representation.
California politics and national issues dominate debate as factions debate the League of Nations and postwar policy. California figures Hiram Johnson and Hoover inspire speculation on presidential chances while Wilson remains a popular Democratic hero. Prohibition barely disrupts California life as economic concerns, farming, and party dynamics shape the state’s outlook.
Fragmented OCR text describes a federation of financial, industrial, and commercial forces modeled on the US Chamber of Commerce aimed at removing trade obstacles. Claims over 1.0 members across three countries, including the United States, though text is garbled and incomplete.
A prorated note suggests the Relu are aligned with the OTCeMeT stance and the Bempe circles. The State endorses an autumn policy as the Populi seek satisfaction. The article promises a full description of can or Viah developments and their implications.
Training for 1924 April aims to defend national title as Duluth Boat Club oarsmen prepare for Baltimore Olympics trials. Walter Hooter offered coaching while former local champions join the squad. Strong bids expected for 1924 Olympics as senior crews target national and international honors with revamped lineups.
The text presents a garbled drift about windmill types in Europe with stray phrases like sails and structures. It includes nonsensical fragments and misread names such as Tom Mone and Ron Vand, lacking coherent facts or context.
Des Moines reports a continued decline in Grand Army of the Republic veterans from 1923 to 1925, with active posts dropping from 4,218 to 5,649 amid aging ranks. National figures show 20,000 expected to attend Milwaukee encampment, as veterans’ housing and registration procedures are streamlined to ease past red tape.
The account recalls the 17th century wreck salvage led by Captain Phips near the Bahamas where divers retrieved a vast silver hoard. Nearly thirty two tons of silver and a treasure valued in the millions were recovered, elevating Phips to wealth and knighthood as described by Hawthorne.
Paris cabled report from The London Times details General Gour's excavations in Brhier Syria uncovering a curved sword with gold hilt a gold scarab ring obsidian beads and an amber hawk carve. The discovery suggests early trade among Syria Greece and Egypt dating to 2009 years before our era. The article notes Thutmose III's earlier Syrian conquest in the 16th century B.C. and frames the find as news.
An old New Jersey scene centers on Robert Fitzsimmons son Joe Wilsim and a party at the Toner Champion's home. The younger Fitz proves punchy in a mock bout before stunned observers. The elder Fitz cheers yet admits the boy fears taking a real punch.
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