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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1923
Page
4
Frederick newspaper page notes for notices and admissions. Classified items advise readers to mail notices to the office and state that telephonic submissions are not accepted. The Associated Press retains republication rights for its news dispatches.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin lauds Calvin Coolidge as trustworthy and steadfast. It recalls his Massachusetts crisis leadership, his firm stance on law over arbitration, and his quiet diligence as Vice President, highlighting his New England roots and moral stature.
The article extols sunshine as a stimulant for youth and outdoor enthusiasts. It links outdoor activity to better understanding of nature, friendships, character building, health, and lifelong vitality, claiming sunlit days yield beauty, efficiency, and plans for future work.
Dr Eugene Lyman Fisk argues that those under average weight have better longevity prospects with safe ideal build around thirty. The piece notes immigrants from Mexico Canada Cuba and Central South America using a U S entry clause for one year residence to bypass quotas, reporting 400060 Mexicans and 62000 Canadians crossing into the United States in recent months.
Five residents answer whether Frederick should sell Blethen to Boston or hold him. Clarke Worthington and Rhoads favor letting him go now to secure value or future earnings. Bennett and Shipley argue for a quick sale or for giving Hanover a chance. Simmons sees immediate sale as best for money but risks losing their top prospect.
A collage of humorous lines and observations about life money and social quirks. The snippets touch on Mosquitoes marriage bills apologies in Dallas a burglar, horse meat shipments, a cop’s stolen car, and idle graduates.
The piece recalls a playful verse about a simple song that charms listeners amoung crowds. It notes how youth and old men alike respond with warmth and imagination, ending with a wish to have written it.
The star chart calls this a lucky day for executives and real estate deals while warning the U S president against careless words. Military activity and mining excitement are noted as possible near term events with broad implications for business, property and world leaders.
Jeweled clasps in oriental colorings fasten elaborate fur coats. Valenciennes lace trims navy blue and black gowns for fall wear. Rose and pink shades dominate Paris evening functions. Large black velvet picture hats feature white organdie flowers. Silver beads and rhinestones top white silk and chiffon dresses. A plain gown with stripe sprinted silk apron is a new style. High luster fabrics gain value due to satin popularity.
On this date in history Rufus C Burleson founder of Waco University born in Decatur Alabama died 1901. events include Virginia primary elections and a Brule monument dedication in Sault Ste Marie. Knights of Columbus convention in Montreal. miners march case in Logan County West Virginia. Illinois Chicago merchants meeting. several anniversaries listed.
A Pittsburg man allegedly fatally harmed his wife and suffered leg injuries after being struck by a train, a life-changing incident that may affect his ability to skate. A separate public safety item and powder in a ladies’ handbag are awaiting their rightful owners at the local post office.
Miss Dauline McCardell visits Walkersville with Miss Sadie Zimmerman. Leonard Notnagle, son of Adam, nets a three pound carp in Carroll Creek. Jesse Clagett of Mottera Frederick receives Roosevelt letter for San Juan Hill anniversary. Mutual Fire Insurance board elects Warehime secretary. he leaves Frederick Examiner to join insurance work.
Instructions warn that placing oars in the boat with ends exposed risks catching on other boats or injuring someone. Oars should be removed from oar locks and laid along the bottom of the boat to avoid entanglement and safety hazards at the pier.
Sir William Hart Dyke, 86 years ago today, was born as the last surviving member of a Disraelian ministry. Baron Gustav Krupp von Bohlen, 53 years ago today, born at The Hague, head of Krupp works, recently sentenced to prison by France. Billie Burke born in Washington D C, Lord Acton born 53 years ago today, Stanley J. Werman born in Shropshire England 60 years ago today. Tulle bands with jewels remain popular for the young, while mature women favor simpler hairstyles.
Portions of wheat bran are ready to eat with cream or milk. The bran is processed to cleanse the system without irritating the intestines. Rich in carbohydrates proteins minerals and vitamins from wheat. A laxative food for your grocer.
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