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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
4
A 1923 article explains advertising builds trade and goodwill by attracting new customers, enabling stores with unique facilities to grow. It argues ad campaigns shift customers from smaller to larger stores, reduce distribution costs, and allow lower margins while sustaining profits and benefiting the community.
Dr Nicodemus writes to defend criticism of public schools while backing Etchison on reform. He cites Carnegie Foundation findings on rising costs since 1999 and argues high salaries and equipment drain taxpayer funds. The letter notes broad taxpayer skepticism and calls for fiscal restraint in Freder ick County schools.
In a reader exchange from Walkersville Md August 6 residents debate summer thoughts on schooling and tax equity. Citizens question school funding, high salaries for officials, and unequal tax burdens on farms versus wage earners while urging a modernized tax system and clearer equity in education funding.
A fragmented note suggests farmers benefit from cutting their own hair and shaving, implying savings during a market with wheat down to 85 cents a bushel. The text mentions a local planner in the block and hints at no need to buy one.
A collection of humorous maxims and aphorisms by Tom Sims touching on work women cars summer prices and daily life. The lines mix social commentary with playful observations noting trends in rumor representation and gender roles while offering light satire and wordplay.
Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles U.S.A. retired today into his eighty-fifth year. Born in Massachusetts, he rose from a 21-year-old clerk to a major general of volunteers. He led campaigns against western Indians and became active head of the army in 1895, retiring in 1905. Today marks anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures including Miles.
Twenty years ago Frederick notes include Tom Hisenhauer arranging to receive the Corbett Jeffries fight by rounds and a tennis tournament drawing at the M C A on West Third street. A vast barytes deposit in Frederick county promises mineral wealth with mining plans under way. William Ennis and Frank Hargett depart on an automobile tour north to visit leading cities.
Poem honors Adventurers Mothers who bear children and endure danger to give life. It compares explorers and daredevils with mothers facing suffering at the gates of death to bring new human life into the world.
Household suggestions feature beaded frocks in shaded tones with pale pink tops fading to rose at the feet, white ermine and silver fox wraps, duvetyn blouses with braiding, printed velvet dresses, and lace petticoats peeking from velvet and satin gowns. Warlier Decker notes a nation in mourning and a reminder of earthly things.
Horoscope notes a restless day with adverse planetary aspects and cautious guidance for ventures. Maryland history books are donated to Fredericksburg free library. Mrs. Duvall transfers Elester Dorsey Richardson works to the library. Bracelets described as fashionable and varied in design and color.
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