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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1924
Page
4
Public notice of editorial policy and byline requirements for letters and advertising placed in The Daily News. Includes guidance on real names, consent, source attribution, and submission methods. Notices must be written and mailed. phone submissions not accepted.
A 1924 column ridicules fear as a corrosive social force touching labor, religion, and daily life. It contrasts hellfire preaching with mercy, notes fear harms workers and families, and jests about spring signs and everyday quirks to lampoon anxiety in society.
Astrological reading warns a day of doubt and adverse aspects with Sun in malefic sway. Jupiter Venus and Uranus oppose progress. avoid demanding tasks, delays in seeking promotions, and hiring new male staff. Women face unhelpful influences and may see efforts thwarted. births on this day marked by uncertainty and caution.
A 1924 syndicated panel of quotes from reporters and leaders reflecting on Pemroany figure Finis Murphy and his influence. They praise his political shrewdness, leadership, and the anticipated disruption his death may cause to Democratic presidential dynamics and Tammany backing.
A dated column lists historical anniversaries from 1907 to 1921 including Chesapeake Bay exploration and Napoleonic era events. It also notes birthdays of Irwin Laughlin, Jonathan Davis, S Mary Taylor, and Henry Morgenthau, plus today’s events such as Arbor and Bird Day observances, daylight saving changes, and campaign closings ahead of primaries.
Wild rumor filled column noting President Coolidge as giving a free baseball pass amid a jumble of global headlines. It mentions auto crashes, Denmark strikes, Japan-US tensions, and a rescued boy amid flood relief, with scattered, unclear remarks on German beer and reparation revenues.
The Colonial Bridge cinema hosted a nightlife night for Miss Tawney Apple the Fairy Grotto Movie Palace treasurer. Binkley, long a standout figure, is said to have finally paid heed to Uday.
Listings detail WOR Newark WEAF New York WJZ WGY KYW WBZ WRC WHB KOKA WCAP and others with diverse hours from 6:15 p m to 12 00 a m. Programs include music orchestras recitals concerts and religious services with lines noting performers such as Gene Ingraham Paul Whitman Eleanor Edson Vincent Lopez and Hiram College Glee Club among others.
The diary notes a slow spring with April hopes, Easter weather and festivities, a crowded social scene at the Armory and local events. Mentions include a concert at United Brethren church, a high school alumnae dance, School of Expression at Hood, Federation of Women’s Clubs at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, and springtime scenes in Court House Park and Schley Park with blooming trees and new leaves.
In county records George W Heek transfers property to Charles F Willard and wife. Robert W Witte listed in Cora J White personal property. Charles W Held assigned to Federal Land Bank of Baltimore. Spunty note of $5. Marriage license issued to Walter Fogle 23 of near Frederick and Mary Jane Fitz 22 of LeCore.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick Republican primaries were held countywide. Edwin Markell became chairman after Reno Sharp opened the meeting. Barry Chapline and Richard Berry named secretaries. Delegates and committee appointments were authorized, with later appointments pending.
A remark questions why a girl in extreme tailored, mannish styles does not pair the outfit with a matching smooth hairstyle. The writer urges that the tailored image be expressed consistently in every detail.
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