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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
4
Frederick Hosts Maryland Legion Convention For Community Welcome
Frederick welcomes the Department of Maryland American Legion and the Women's Auxiliary for their annual convention. The event aims to foster community relations, broadcast the Legion's aims, and support renewed friendships formed during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Department of Maryland
American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
WAT
Postwar Labor Woes Pressure Production and Costs
A businessman cites reduced output from workers who are paid more yet produce less, warning that widespread inefficiency drives up living costs. He urges unions to push for faithfulness and higher standards, noting contagion from lazy behavior and stressing the need for earnest labor across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anuuer States
Aamatown Society Gold Seal Ceremony Scheduled
The Adamstown Trinity Reformed church Christian Endeavor Society reaches a milestone as Carroll M. Wright Maryland Field Secretary is to affix the gold seal Sunday evening August 28 at 7:30. The event marks the society’s peak achievement and community recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatown Christian Endeavor Society
Thea News
Christian Endeavor Society of
Trinity Reformed Church
Adamstown
Carroll M. Wright
Maryland
Ruth Krieg
Genevieva Thomas
Ug Society
Death of Judge Peter draws tributes from community
The Inquiring Reporter gathers comments from residents including Charles Wertheimer Mrs. William Warner Osburn Rev Isaac Motter James H M Harris Rufus FeFauble and Ruth Krieg about the late judge Peter praising his intellect, service and influence. The piece notes social and professional regard across Braddock Heights West Patrick Street and East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Charles Wertheimer
Braddock Heights
William Warner Osburn
West Third Street
Isaac M. Motter
East Second Street
James HH. Harris
Rufus FE Fauble
West Patrick Street
Uncertain Horoscope Warns of Tensions and Ill Health
Astrological reading flags a rough day with adverse planetary aspects. Predictions forewarn political strife, public health concerns, earthquakes, and unsettling global events.
Unpopular Opinion Sparks Swing in Wheat Market Debate
Readers debate farm policy with strong support for liberal wheat prices. The letter emphasizes cautious optimism and practical viewpoints amid market pressures and political talk.
Today in History and Birthdays and Events
A compact digest of anniversaries and events notes Theodore Parker born in 1810 and John Newton born in 1823, with later items on jail hangings, Hopkins University incorporation, Belfast Maine fire, and notable 20th century events. Birthdays include Rev Theophile Meerschaert and Rear Admiral John C. Watson. Today’s events spotlight the Festival of St Bartholomew and Columbus Texas centennial celebrations.
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Theodore Parker
Lexington
Maas
Ted
Rome
John Newton
Norfolk
New York City
San Francisco
Vigilance Committee
Johnso Hopkins University
Belfast
Maine
Comte de Chambord
France
Prince of Wales
Quebec
Toronto
Ives
United States
Hull
England
Theophile Meerschaert
Oklahoma
Belgium
Samuel A. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
Cambridge
Mass
John C. Watson
Spain
Frankfort
John J. Mitchell
Lolita Armour
Chicago
Harry Cooper
Santa Clara
Calif
St. Bartholomew
Washington
Liverpool
Hudson River
Hell Gate
Lord Birkenhead
America
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Mays
Columbus
Texas
Stephen Austin
Silhouettes and Coats Feature Early Fall Stout Styles
Stout models for early fall appear in straight silhouettes with a few flared coats. Wide sleeves enhance the wrap effect, dominating most coat designs.
Snowed five minutes in Nebraska and coal prices
Miscellany notes mention Nebraska snowfall five minutes, coal price questions, Argentina seeking a big Joan from Firpo, a 750 bandit tally in China, and various quirky headlines. Also remarks on trains, a divorce in Kansas City, and fashion trends like sleeveless blouses and Chinese embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Argentina
Joan
Firpo
Frederick's corn canning boom in 1923
Twenty years ago Frederick enjoyed a thriving canning season led by Monocacy Valley Canning Co and Frederick City Packing Co. Colt and Dixon's factory planned to start next day. The Monocacy plant expanded with a husking shed for colored workers and three filling and capping machines. About 400 to 500 workers were employed and up to 3.5 million cans were expected. Frederick City Packing ran four machines and projected 4 million cans. Colt and Dixon's new plant boasted modern gear and anticipated over 300,000 cans this first season, plus tomatoes and berries. A strong corn crop was forecast though the tomato crop looked poor due to heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Frederick City Packing Co
Colt and Dixon
The Lesson Poem Reflects on Harassment of a Boy
Berton Braley's 1923 poem depicts a boy teased as a sissy or Willie-boy. The verse shows classmates heckling and a key line about avoiding fights with someone seen as light-weight. The text ends with copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Braley
NEA Service, Inc
Montgomery County Primary Contests Draw Nominations
Dr Perry W Scott Collins filed for the Democratic nomination for Montgomery county commissioner in the Potomac district. James P Gott, former Rockville sheriff, entered the race for judge of the orphans court. Several positions see no candidate, with party delegates and nominees listed for both parties. Miss Margaret Leigh is noted as the only woman jockey in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Collins
Montgomery County
Benjamin C. Perry
Perry
James P. Gott
Rockville
Orphans’ Court
Charlies J. Maddox
Register of Wills
Democratic State Central Committee
J. Farr White
Poolesville
Dligelt C. Hilton
Supervisors of Elections
Robert Peter, Jr
For
Thomas L. Dawson
E. Brooke Lee
Berry E. Clark
Lew P. Allnutt
J. Forrest Walker
Liord Jones
R. Ashby Leavell
Leavell
Walter W. Mobley
Preston TB. Ray
Robert G. Nilton
William L. Aud
John A. Garrett
Samuel Riggs
House of Delegates
James W. Barnsley
Harry W. Blunt
George L. Edmonds
William I. MecCeney
Joseph V. Selby
Carson Ward
Frank Wilson
Henry J. Nunt
Samuel B. Haney
Winfield S. Magruder
P. Hicks Ray
Harry Riggs
John H. Parsley
Alfred C. Tolson
John E. West
Milton W. Brewer
Thomas D. Griffith
Charles J. Maddox
Perrie E. Waters
George E. Nicholson
Clay W. Plummer
Fred M. Rice
Lewis W. Keiser
John F. Seibert
State Central Committee
Frederick W. Page
John F. Selbert
Paul Sleman
Wilsonl. Townsend
Simon 0. Smith
Walter P. Plumiey
Takoma Park
Elizabeth C. Getzendanner
Beane
Willis B. Burdette
Margaret Leigh
Kentucky
America
Veil Etiquette Advises Against Night Face Covers
A guidance note states face veils worn to shield from sun should not be worn at night and that drape veils forming hat trimming which do not cover the face may be worn after dark.
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