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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
4
Mourning Harding Loss Unites Nation in Grief
Friday August 38 1928 the community mourns the loss of Warren G Harding our late President. His humility reliance on divine guidance and cabinet selections earned broad respect. His death shocks the nation and the country extends sympathy to Mrs Harding as party lines fade in shared sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Ble
Hhis
Alane
Sandard
Offier
World Court
Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Bia
Inquiring Reporter: Reactions to Harding's Death
A series of letters express shock at President Harding's death and broad confidence that Vice President Coolidge will continue Harding era policies. Respondents term Coolidge a capable executive and see no material national harm, despite personal grief and praise for Harding's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Emory L. Coblentz
Harding
Coolidge
Thomas B. Hayward
Francis B. Sappington
Reno
Hari Fam
Lincoln
Iaw
W. Courbon
Calvin Conlidge
Fragmented 1920s Snippets Include Paris Taxis and Sunburn
A column of eccentric clippings notes multiple topics from across cities. It mentions Paris sidecar taxis, Berlin weight loss ideas, Moscow air fleet, Newark and St. Louis tales, and a Varied mix of jokes about marriages, vacations, and sunburn, with no central narrative.
Tribute to a faithful American service and faith
Unes and creeds are brushed aside to pay a deserved tribute to a fine American who, we honestly believe, tried to serve his country and his God.
Household Suggestions and Fashion Novelties of the Day
Petal trimmings of white organdie appear near neck and belt on a smart black satin frock. Linings worn outside gain popularity and white fur cloaks with black velvet turnbacks flatter. Caracul fur coats with collars of skunk and other furs are in vogue. A belge lace gown features tortoise shell spangles and porcelain flecked white lace with gold and silver accents.
Berton Braley Poem Mix Elong Belong in the Throng
A verse urging inclusion and self reform by Berton Braley promotes joining the crowd, testing one’s mettle, and learning through participation. It contrasts aloofness with active effort and asserts that knowledge and strength come from engaging with others. Copyright 1923 NEA Service Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Braley
NEA Service, Inc
Horoscope for Friday August 3 1923 and Stampede plans
The column warns of a difficult day for romance with Venus and Uranus in malefic aspect and notes elder seers craving flattery. It predicts nervous education news next month, youth freedom with stern reactions, and cautions against lending money or speculative ventures in the year ahead. It mentions a recreated Hudson’s Bay fort site and a Stampede exhibition with camping grounds and old-time equipment July 9 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Lea
Hudson's Bay
Exhibition Grounds
Blunders Got Sticks Must Not Stand Upright
The passage warns that sticks kept upright bear their own weight, causing strain on slender shafts and eventual bending. It advises placing them flat on a table or rack to prevent deformation and ensure proper alignment.
Today in History and Birthdays August 3
August 3 marks 1881 the first council of Englishmen in Pennsylvania and 1779 figures in British and American history. Births include King Haakon VII and Stanley Baldwin among others. Also noted are events like Jeremiah Day’s birth centennial and Meagher’s remembered leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bank of England
Sir Jeffrey Amherst
Savoy
Paris
Democrats
Maine
Eben F. Pillsbury
Togo
New York
United States
B. Jennings
North Carolina
Haakon VII
Norway
Copenhagen
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Joseph B. Robinson
South Africa
Jeremiah Day
Yale College
Thomas Francis Meagher
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Local News Clippings
Local column notes from August 3, 1903. St Joseph s Catholic church picnic at Buckeystown Manor Woods begins with dancing until 10 30 p m music by Frederick Select Orchestra. Afro-American Club emancipation celebration at Agricultural Park. Middletown tax payers plan town hall meeting Tuesday. Oscar M Fagle appointed Middletown High principal replacing H H Murphy. Sewer work on South Market delayed by rock at Patcich street. two blasts done. Ex Mayor Lewis H Moberly visiting family in Frederick. Palmetto Fibre Works machinists strike for 2 50 daily wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Cathair
Buckeystown
Manor Woods
Frederick Select Orchestra
South Market Street
Patcich Street
National Lumber Association Meets in Seattle
The National-American Wholesale Lumber Association holds a five day conference in Seattle on problems of the timber trade. Also noted is Kentucky nominating campaigns for state offices, a Birmingham Catholic meeting opening today through August 7, and a National Guard mobilization a year ago for railroad and coal mine strikes across twelve states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
W National-American Wholesale Lumber Association
Seattle
Kentucky
National Catholic Concrees
Birmingham
National Guard
New Fat as Diabetes Cure Promised by New York Doctor
Artificial fat called intarvin or immediate fat is hailed as a promising diabetes remedy. Discovered by Columbia University chemist Ralph H. McKee based on work at Beth Israel Hospital. Dr. Max Kahn reports successful use in over two dozen patients in New York and Boston with trials expanding to several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beth Israel Hospital
Jor
Max Kahn
Medieal School
Columbia University
Columbia Laboratories
Ralph H. McKee
Kahn
Bostan
Kalin
Massachusetts
California
Kansas
Towa
Cavalier Hat Featured in Elegant Millinery Exhibit
A cavalier style hat with a turned brim and front crest is shown secured by a decorative pin in the latest millinery exhibit, highlighting refined headwear among the top display pieces.
Bootlegger Arrested After Ghostly Hallway Stunt
Herman Otto Stone, arraigned on burglary charges in New York, claimed to be a bootlegger. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Hotel Hermitage guests reported eerie sounds as detectives tracked the suspect through an eighth-door room and he was captured after a quiet pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coragan
Herman Otto Stone
Stone
Hermitage
Ninety eight in a hundred women benefit from Lydia Pinkham remedy
An advertisement boasts that 98 percent of over 50 000 women responding to a Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co survey reported benefit or restored health from the old fashioned root and herb remedy for ailments peculiar to women. The claim emphasizes high efficacy and encourages trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Magss
PURELY PERSONAL SITES VISITORS FROM TOWNS AND CITIES
Numerous families and individuals are noted visiting relatives and returning from trips to Atlantic City N J and other regional spots. Names include Ernest Wilhide Clarence Wilhide Weddie Bessie Wilhide N Phebus Lemuel Keller Edna K Ogle Rachel Billy Howard Fawley Frank L Stoner Lenore Hammond Dorothy Biser Lorraine Cubitt Elmer C Smith P H c Birely J Waller Getty and D Hauer Quynn. A proverb about a little bird on toast closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wilhide
W. H. Buckingham
Sykesville
Clarence Wilhide
Shippensburg
Weddie
Bessie Wilhide
N. Phebus
Wilhide
Lemuel Keller
D ° Jefferson
Atlantic City
N. J
Edna K. Ogle
Rachel
Billy
Jefferson
N.J
Howard Fawley
Petersville
Frank L. Stoner
Liberty
P. H. ¢. Birely
J. Waller Getty
New Windsor
Haddon Hall
Atlantic
D. Hauer Quynn
College Terrace
Rejoices Daughter Can Resume Studies
A mother credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for restoring her twelve year old daughter's health allowing her to resume schooling. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and soothes stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose convinces or money refunded at all druggists.
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