The Daily News Frederick Notice Policy
The Daily News clarifies policy for notices and advertising submissions. Calls for written notices mailed to the office, not accepted by telephone, and notes second class mailing status for Frederick Maryland.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
4
Triumphs in the Air Highlight Early Aviation Feats
The August 25 1923 issue notes two landmark air achievements for the United States The successful air mail trials promise a four day faster Atlantic to Pacific route and a boost to business The Barling bomber hailed as the world s largest plane demonstrates warcraft can attract freight or passengers amid debate over peaceful vs destructive uses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Wright Brothers
Public sentiment favors fountain site for Soldiers' Memorial
Letter writer urges North Market Street fountain as best location for the county Soldiers' Memorial. He notes the Fountain at Court House park, donated by General James C. Clark, should remain and argues the North Market Street site offers visibility to residents and visitors en route to Gettysburg and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. K
North Market Street
Soldiers’ Memorial
America
Court House Park
Freierick
James C. Clark
Mount Olivet
Alte
Gettysburg
Memorial site debate over West Patrick street proposal
A letter to The News argues for placing a war memorial on the old tavern site at West Patrick Street rather than North Market Street. The writer urges tearing down the tavern to create a hilltop park that frames the monument with a scenic pool setting and better exposure to tourists on the main highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fats Ossu SanaPante
Today in History and Birthdays and Events
A mixed list of historical anniversaries from 1779 to 1960s notes Genus Sullli van and Clinton’s actions at Chemung 1779, Brownlow born 1805, crops destroyed 1816, humorist John Leech born 1817, Bragg pursued 1863, Susan B Anthony and Stanton 1667, L. I Elung Chang received 1896, Johnson nominated 1916. Also covers a year ago kidnapping reports and birth anniversaries of Maeterlinck and other notable figures, plus Today’s events from the American Legion meeting in Mobile to a highway opening and national professional gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulllivan
Clinton
Chemung
Elmira
N. Y
William G. Brownlow
Tennessee
United States
Wythe County
Knoxville
Pennsylvania
John Lech
London
Army of the Cumberland
Bragg
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
New York
Kansas
Elung Chang
President Cleveland
Wille House
William W Johnson
California
American Legion
Department For
Alabama
Mobile
Spokane
Nelson
B.C. Ie
American Bar Association
Minneapolis
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Glourwater
Maas
Horoscope Forecasts For October Show Turbulent Civic and Personal Changes
The horoscope notes a cusp of conflict and progress with Mercury aiding but Mars opposing. Leases and contracts may see stiff debates while advertising faces heightened competition. Divorces appear possible amid domestic harmony rules and a looming cause celebre for October coverage.
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Mars
Saturn
Venus
Turkey
Ufe
Shank
Virgo
Wopsricht
McClure
Household Suggestions Dominant Cal tors and Colors
Dominant caltors and back and navy are favored for general use this season. Brown is a favorable color as twills gain popularity for sport coats and travel wear. Cooler weather brings twills, polo knitwear, fleeces, and gray or tan with stripes or plaids. Navy and green join tan and gray for travel knitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltors
Back
Navy
Tom Sims Humor Advice From the Kitchen
A collection of kitchen quips and tips from Tom Sims on manners and cooking lore. Lines warn about kitchen habits and odd culinary tips, including avoiding singing at meals, using olive oil, and playful pranks with condiments. The tone mimics a humorous column of domestic life.
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Frederick
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items note office moves on Court Street to remodeled Central National Bank building, White occupying vacated office, Ladies Aid Society and Sons of Veterans plan a meeting with a degree team, Charles W Kidd named postmaster of Williamsville, Crouse oversees pavement work on Derr’s Alley, Worthington P Wachter appointed teacher at Roy Gramma School in Hagerstown, Key Monument Association to prepare for September 12 anniversary, moving picture entertainment at Preddock Holishits with dancing, Frederick College and Court Square Business reopening prep, Bettie Thomas to reopen her school September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Warp and
Etchison Wall
Court Street
Central National Bank
Excae
White
Tlarp and
Etchison
Miss County Commission Candidate Hit by Cow During Photo Shoot
A local county commissioner candidate, Chiff Mapps, was knocked aside by a cow during a day of milking photography. The incident disrupted a planned stationing of cameras, but no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candite
Blondy Riehers
The Bad Boy by Berton Braley
A poem reflecting a delinquent youth’s fear of parental discipline as he returns late and sees the light in the window signaling trouble. The speaker anticipates punishment from his mother and father for staying out late, expressing mixed feelings of guilt and defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Braley
NIA Service, Inc
Birthday Surprise Social Honors Miss Rebecca Smith
A Pleasant evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm 4 H Smith celebrated the birthday of their niece Miss Rebecca Smith on August 23. Guests included numerous Smiths Mehrings Harbaughs Crums and Flanagans with many nieces and nephews listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Smith
Rebecca Smith
Wm. H. Smith
L. C. Powell
Z. & Stoner
Noah Flanagan
Harriet Frees
Baltimore
Dorothy Patterson
Edith Cramer
Mary Flanagan
Addie Gaugh
Thurmont
Edna Smith
Mary Mehring
Mae Powell
Susan Albaugh
Libertytown
Adabelle Flanagan
Margaret Powell
Inez Flanagan
Elizabeth Roller
Gladys Lockinghill
Nadine Eichelberger
Bernadine Douglas
William Powell
Glenn Cramer
Luther Mehring
Harvey Harbaugh
Roland Harbaugh
Roscoe Hardbaugh
Guy Eiehalberger
Kenneth Eichelberger
Felix Flanagan
Marriage License Issued in Hagerstown for Smith and Rice
A marriage license is issued in Hagerstown to Roger B. Smith of Frederick and Blanche R. Rice of Tourmont. The Georgia Florida and Alabama Railroad gains ICC authorization to raise capital. Mrs Cora BR Williams of Atlanta serves as president. Oklahoma to vote on a constitutional amendment removing legal disabilities against women and allowing women to qualify for elective offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Roger B. Smith
Frederick
Blanche R. Rice
Tourmont
Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Interstate Commerce Commission
Han
Cora BR. Willams
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Theater Etiquette and Seating Considerations
A reader asks how to minimize disruption when leaving a seat during a performance. It explains choosing the aisle path over crossing occupied rows to avoid disturbing others and suggests using the end of the row when possible.
Physician Hails Mayr's Remedy In Letter Ad
A physician praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after his wife recovered from long stomach trouble. He reports twenty years in practice and claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus and reduces intestinal inflammation. One dose or money refunded, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Lulu Ricketts Denies Visit to Harrisburg
Miss Lulu Ricketts denies being in Harrisburg amid press reports tied to B Byard Repner's murder trial. She says she was two weeks on a rest vacation in Southern Maryland and has no plans to leave Frederick. She repudiates offers to move pictures and says most reports are exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Ricketts
B. Byard Repner
Harrisburg
Marland
Frederick
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