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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

4

The Daily News Frederick MD Policy Notice

A policy notice from The Daily News states letters may be published only with the writer real name and author authority. Free notices of advertising nature must be written and mailed to the office and are not accepted by telephone.

Court Street Frederick Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Associated Press Bere Maryland Addie E. Cox Frank L. Stoner Orphans’ Court Frederick County Susan F. Bell William II Quinn

Judge Edward C. Peter Dies in Montgomery County

The community mourns Judge Edward C. Peter whose sudden death Wednesday night saddened Frederick and Montgomery counties. A fearless and fair jurist, he enforced law with stern sentences against gamblers and violators. Loved for humor off the bench, he was deeply respected as a public official and neighbor. Sympathy goes to his family in their bereavement.

Frederick County Montgomery Edward C. Peter Peter Washington

Today in history and birthdays and events list

Today includes 1305 William Wallace execution in London and 1270 birth, 1892 Fonseca, Brazil founder, 1910 Foch marshal baton, 1919 John Payne. Birthdays include Earl of Onslow, Bishop Candler, Amelie Troubetzkoy, James Talbot, Edgar Lee Masters. Events note fisheries convention Cedar Point and coal boycott plan. obits and anniversaries.

Willam Wallace Scotland London Goldwin Smith Reading England Toronto George C. Perkins United States California Kennebunkport Maine Oakland Cale Tennessee George Wolfe Manuel da Fonseca Republic of Brazil Rio de Janeiro Moody Currier New Hampshire Manchester N. H Foch France Poincare Earl of Onslow Ministry of Health Bonar Law Cabinet Warren A. Candler M. FE. Church South Carroll County Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy Richmond James Talph San Francisco Edgar Lee Masters Spoon River Garnett Kas Canada Oliver Hoyt Stamford Conn Grant Diad Wereasa Mather Harvard College United States Fisheries Association Cedar Point Ohio Tlans Governora New England Boston Ottawa Ont Canadian Gas Associiation United States Fish Series Association Frederick American Legion Department of Maryland

Inquiring Reporter National League Pennant Picks

Readers name their choices for the National League pennant. Buckland and Simpson back the New York Giants, Smith and Lenhart favor Cincinnati or New York Giants, while Shaff guesses New York. The poll captures local opinions on baseball's pennant race.

William A. Buckland Hanover Raider Cincnnati L. Victor Simpson West Fifth Street New York Ciants Plittshutzh Howard J. Smuth North Bentestrast Cincinnati H. Lenhart North Market North Market Atreet: “I Believe the New York Giants New York Yankees Aston FE Shaff East Fifth Street New York

Would We Fight Again A Look At War Prospects

The piece debates whether the United States would enter future conflicts, noting Europe’s tensions and the impracticality of new war involvement unless a clear right vs wrong case exists. It reflects on World War I outcomes and contemporary caution amid global discord.

Europe United States Germany

Horoscope for Virgo The stars foretell changes and caution

Astrological readings advise Mercury strong today bringing activity and signs of change in newspapers and publishing. Cautions include travel and finance warnings for those born under Virgo, with predictions of cabinet tensions and unsettled autumn weather ahead.

Mercury Inre McClure Newspiper Syndicate

Welcome Home After Bachelor Days by Berton Braley

A humorous poem celebrates a man’s return from bachelor solitude to family life. He recalls poker nights, clutter, and lost laundry while appreciating his wife’s presence. The piece frames domestic duties as a welcome change from solo escapades.

Elub Cvess Derton Braley NEA Service, Inc

Knots and Color Trends Feature In Latest Fashion Pieces

The Neauville scarf shows tiny knotted handkerchief trims for neck and shoulder use in new lingerie styles. Knitwear shifts to lacquer reds blues and ginger reds this fall with bold color palettes and reversible brim fashion. Parasols with fringe or velvet linings remain popular at fashion resorts.

Parla

Fragmented Tribune Column Mix of Jokes And World News

A jumble of short items includes a Chicago report of improvement, songs like Yes We Have No Bananas, and various light notes about gas station prices, Paris whistling, and Tokyo officers retired. It mentions Guam’s new governor, Degoutte in the Ruhr, and a Los Angeles skate feat. It closes with miscellaneous odds and quotes about taste and individuality.

Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items

A Frederick column notes Samuel and Melvilly Doll fishing on the Monocacy. First granite curb car arrives with 400 feet for paving East Church Street. Mrs Viola Reed of Reed's circus is treated after a dog bite near Frederick. The mayor approves paving Market Street from All Saints to Patrick. A youth straw ride to Rickeytown ends with tea cream at Adams Lunch Room for 35 attendees before returning at 12:30 AM.

East Church Street Viola Reed Reed's Circus Frederick Walkersville Middletown Board of Aldermen Market Street All Saints Patrick Street Rickeystown Charles Adams

Bible Thought GOD'S DAILY BENEFITS

A brief religious note quotes Psalm 68 19 about daily benefits from the Lord the God of our salvation. It invokes gratitude for divine provisions and blessing in daily life.

Potomac Public Service unveils towering Williamsport power plant

About two hundred Rotary Kiwanis and Lions members from Frederick and Winchester toured the new Potomac Public Service Company plant at Williamsport on the Potomac. M. F. Reilly and Emory L. Coblentz spoke as R. Traut Smith led the inspection of the facility, now nearing completion after ten months of intensive work.

Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions Clubs Frederick Winchester Potomac Public Service Company Williamsport Potomac M. F. Reilly Emory L. Coblentz LR. Gray Whiams R. Traut Smith Usis City Piente Strle Coblents Evers Rely Omaha Nob Retgeke Aed Ey William T. Delaplaine Hugh Daly

Risks in canning from jars exposed to drafts

The article warns against placing hot foods in jars that stand in direct drafts. Cooling on the outside while the inside heats can cause jars to crack or break, risking spill and injury.

Woman seeks master license for sailing vessels

Mrs Jennie F Crocker of Boston applies for a license as Master of Sailing Vessels making her the first woman to seek command and navigation rights on any waters. She has 20 years at sea with her ship captain husband and has completed navigation coursework. Municipal notice.

Jennie F. Crocker Boston

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