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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
4
Advancing Coeducation Sees Gains in Maryland Counties
Aged debate on coeducation expands in Maryland and nearby counties as women push into traditionally male fields. The article notes Yale now enrolls about 300 women in graduate and professional programs and argues economy and broader university life support the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
East
Yale
Marriage and divorce trends in six northeastern states
The census bureau reports 1922 marriage declines of about 12.5 percent vs 1916 in New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey and Delaware while divorces rose roughly 30 percent. No full national explanation awaits remaining states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
New Euampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
New England
New York
California
United States
Letters Advocating Self Supporting High Schools and Meeting
A reader commends supporters of Mr. Dorsey Etchison who spoke at the Court House in July for educational reform and tax relief for farmers. The letter references subsequent correspondence by Dr. John Nicodemus and Mr. Lewis Kefauver and urges public discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etchison
Lewis Kefauver
Inquiring Reporter: Rain Falls Short to Fully Aid Crops
Readers from Frederick County report mixed impact from recent rain. Jacob Brown and Roger Carpenter say rain arrived just in time to save crops, while E Or Brengle notes rain came too late in his area. Others emphasize continued need for steady rain to replenish wells and support corn, wheat, and hay, with conditions varying by locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Brown
Key-Mar
Preston D. Zinmerman
Feagaville
E. OR. Brengle
Pear Frederick
Roger R. Carpenter
Ijamsville
Ellicott City
Garel C. Cannon
Frederick County
Summer musings mix politics and education in Frederick
The writer from Frederick Maryland laments shifts in politics and school policy. It critiques child sports excess and praises kindergarten origins while urging reforms. It suggests funding high schools through self support and low interest loans for those unable to pay upfront. The piece closes with a call for a tax payer meeting at the Court House to discuss plans to avert tax revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meir
Atchison
Svellla Marriotte Hesson
West
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Horoscope for Thursday August 2 1923
The horoscope warns of a difficult day with Saturn in an evil place and potential trouble for New York workers and mining. It foresees winter coal shortages, suffering among the poor, and possible risks for business partners and ambitious Leo individuals. It also notes North and South American rapprochement and quick fortunes from national troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
New York
Mars
Uranus
Brazil
North America
South America
Leo
Pride and Play: A City Without Space for Children
Berton Braley laments urban pride that glosses wealth and beauty while neglecting play space for children. The poem argues a city’s worth hinges on places where kids can play tomorrow, urging city managers to prioritize children's needs over grand image. New Jacquettes: Chiffon velvet and satin jacquettes feature with pleated skirts and beaded trim.
Picnic Postponed for Homecoming Event in Taylorstown
Inclement weather postpones the home coming picnic planned in Taylorstown Virginia. The event is rescheduled for Saturday August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorstown
Senne
Today in History August 2 historical notes and birthdays
August 2 marks events from 1689 Pemaquid Maine siege to 1920 Chicago conspiracy verdict. Notables born today include Dr. David Kinley 62, Samuel Stewart 41, Samuel Campbell Scott 61, Sam Sells 52, W Jett Lauck 44. Also mentions rail strike votes and regional headlines plus wrist strap description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemaquid
Maine
Philadelphia
Bonaparte
France
Thomas J. Claggett
Prince George’s County
Aid
Portland
Oregon
Louisvile
Arthur
Chicago
David Kinley
University of Illinois
Dundee
Scotland
Samuel V. Stewart
Montana
Monroe County
Ohio
Tduean Campbell Scott
Ottawa
Ontario
Sam R. Sells
Tennessee
Bristol
Tenn
W. Jett Lauck
Weyser
W.va
Yes We Have No Bananas Price Inquiry Stirs Local Talk
Local residents wonder if the popular song has altered banana prices. A merchant reports no effect as fruit sells around thirty cents with some at thirty five. The average price remains consistent with prior levels.
Local items from Frederick 1903 turnpike election
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a stockholders election of the Woodsboro and Frederick Turnpike Road Company at Ceresville Malls elected directors including Dr C Winebrener William C Noeidig Edward D Shriner PLL Feiser and Noah E Cramer The officers chosen were TD C Winebrener president Noah E Cramer secretary and Edward D Shriner treasurer and superintendent Dr W K E Getzendanner was named examining physician for Frederick Camp of Modern Woodmen of America in place of Dr C F Goodell who resigned Mrs George Vanfossen and child left for New York to sail for England to join her husband working for Palmetto Fibre Company Miss Diehls reading club meets at Mrs Richard Ross Clarke Place tomorrow at 10:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Frederick
Ceresville
Folowing
DR. C. Winebrener
Wiliam C. Noeidig
Edward D. Shriner
Pll
Feiser
Noah E. Cramer
TD. C. Winebrener
W. KE. Getzendanner
Frederick Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
C. F. Goodell
Maryland
District of Columbia
George Vanfossen and Child
New York
England
Huband
Palmetto Fibre Company
Miss Diehl
Reading Club
Richard Ross
Clarke Place
Miniature Circus Delights East Third Street Children
Residents of East Third Street formed a tiny carnival as children built small cav es on wagons with a poodle dog and a house cat inside. Tents rose on a vacant lot and attendees paid admission for ice cream. About 35 children joined the ice cream party. Gas attacks as a wartime tactic are noted from 189 BCE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
Packing Lunches In Smaller Packages For Easier Serving
The text advises dividing a large lunch into smaller packages to share carrying duties. Wrapping different kinds of funds separately helps them stay fresh and easier to manage when served.
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