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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
4
A mixed column contrasts modern conveniences and old times with references to summer life, cooling devices, fashion, and leisure. It includes a discussion of the Associated Press growth, reach, and mission to serve newspapers impartially.
Five readers from Lewistown and nearby areas react to President Coolidge’s New York luncheon remarks. Opinions range from praise of restraint and calls for domestic reform to support for another world conference and Dawes report, reflecting mixed views on foreign policy and national priorities.
A collection of witty remarks and musings covering sheets in houses burglaries phono graphs and player pianos teaching in girls schools love money lightning Canada striking twice in one place a St Louis burglar posing as a plumber and a remark that auto rates are less dangerous than people.
A terse chatter hints at ditching a useless man for ten cents and dodging a book agent. Lemmie Peters knows who does not own his Ford yet cannot confirm who does, implying tension over a potential car purchase and leaving town if rumors spread.
A snapshot of historical anniversaries and births. Notable figures include Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada and William Cabell Rives with deaths and origins, plus remarks on Dewey’s squadron, the British Speakership change, and a Fort Worth flood. Births cover Princess Mary, Marconi, and church leaders with ages noted. Also listed are ongoing events in politics, religion, and technology history.
A stray carrier pigeon landed at Mrs. May K. Lutz home 90 East Patrick Street. Governor Warfield named Glenn Il Worthington to the State Board of Education for six years. he served as Frederick County school examiner 1888–1891. The River Birds and Orioles, Palmetto Fibre Works employees, won 14 to 7 over Prush Factory. Washington Camp No. 44, Patriotic Order Sons of America, to be instituted at Woodshoro Tuesday with 44 charter members. Joseph D. Baker sold Hart sock farm near Mit Ars to Mrs. Thomas Bacon and Miss Elizabeth Graff for 22.50 per acre.
Radio program listings from WOR WEAF KYW WBZ WGY WJY WJZ outline tonight's children's programs sermons stories music and dramas across several stations. A lengthy Taurus daily horoscope warns of financial strain strikes and potential royal illness with guidance on health and travel.
Leopoldo Gutierrez, baritone, performs as part of the Pan American Union event while Paul Specht and his orchestra provide the accompanying music in a themed program.
A new type of reducing girdle made of rubber is advertised to noticeably lessen hip size. It laces in the back for adjustable fit and claims to shape the figure as one slims.
The article explains that a dress pulls out at the sleeve if the maker does not allow fullness at the sleeve cap. This fullness is not obvious when worn but is essential to prevent pulling and fit issues in home sewing.
New herbal tonic Vendol claims to help users sleep through the night and relieve backache dizzy spells and stomach trouble. Advert says the remedy brings quick relief and better sleep.
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