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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
4
A fragment from The Daily News column warns of manuscript submission rules and the need for real names with opinions and notices. It references the Southern Printing Manufacturing Company and Associated Press dispatches, stressing writers must send communications to an official office and avoid telephoned submissions.
A 1928 column recalls President Harding urging return to old fashioned Christian virtues. It argues morality and kindness could curb greed, social strife, and future wars, urging people to balance rights with duties and to cultivate fraternity in society.
J Roy Sundergill of Unionville praises H Dorsey Etchison for defending Frederick County taxpayers and opposing the state school system. He urges restoring rural schools to provide better education at home with practical opportunities for children and families.
A snippet notes veils as fashion items with almond eye openings and a desire for beauty to carry the look. It mentions Parisian trend emphasis on unbelted backs and tiered fronts in new models as reported in The News.
Inquiring Reporter asks four locals about placing the County Memorial at Market and Seventh or other sites. Opinions favor Mt. Olivet cemetery area or a Memorial Park near the hospital, while some prefer the courthouse yard or a court house Park relocation for prominence.
Disjointed notes cite German wheat prices and dollar fears, Senator Johnson split rumors, an ancient Nebraska monster fish sighting, London aviator wage fights and Babe Ruth return. Paris fashion, Washington enlistment worries, Valentino remarks, and radio chatter fill a mosaic of 1930s news vibe.
A historical note recalls the Duke of Orleans who sought to serve in the U S army during World War I, was refused by Wilson, and later faced a brief prison term in Paris. The column lists anniversaries, births, and events, including Solom on Juneau and Edward VII coronation, with quirky lines and small-town notices.
A poetic farewell for George Edward Smith of Frederick Maryland. The text honors a calm transition as the speaker, referencing faith and memory, bids farewell to a trusted “Brother” with a prayer for peace for the survivor and a hopeful reunion.
The stars incline but do not compel this day Venus friendly night brings benefice for Junior Women urged to be active in business and united in domestic matters. Lunar eclipse hints troubles for priests but birthdate augurs fortune and marriage offers for girls and talent for children.
Patton and Seabright wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Winchester with brother and friend present. Smith and Stewart marry at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Staunton with sister of groom in attendance. Also mentions a pupil recalling seven times seven and a tombstone inscription in shorthand.
As long as he sought the Lord God made him prosper. A 2 Chronicles style note is paired with a report on using wireless amplifiers and loudspeakers to magnify heart beat sounds as a new surgery development.
Public sale of mortgaged property authorized by a power of sale in a 1940 Calvin H. Stull and Carrie M. Stull to William G. Reich and Raymond J. Qech mortgage. Sale to be held at the Frederick County Courthouse in Frederick City, Maryland, with assignees conducting the sale as recorded in Liber 330 Folio 487. The document outlines the beginning date and official recording details.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a severe rainstorm damaged Market Street sewer walls and flooded the trench with water and clay delaying cleanup for hours. Miss Helen Baughman, daughter of General L Victor Baughman, was among those named to christen the new United States cruiser Maryland. A colt from Dr. R W Smith’s stable fell, struck its head on cobblestones, and appeared fatally injured before a bucket of water revived it. the animal soon stood and was expected to recover.
A Swedish grassbrower was elected to the United States Senate. The fire department was summoned to the home of Granman Pash today for an incident involving cherries and a store.
The text advises a guest should not protest or direct service when offered dishes he dislikes. If offered unwanted items, the guest should quietly refuse without drawing attention, while the host remains comfortable and the meal proceeds smoothly.
Poem by Berton Braley humorously rebukes a cynic and skeptic as the speaker pursues personal dreams. The verse casts the critic as obstructive while the speaker clings to illusions and a hopeful vision, concluding with a nod to Braley's authorship and 1923 copyright notice.
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