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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
4
The fragmentary text references agency policy on republication and attribution guidance, noting writer real names, submission authority, and mailed notices. It mentions Freder ick Md postal handling and second class matter status.
A 1923 discussion questions Felix Youssoupoff's claim of killing Rasputin. The piece contrasts public sentiment on assassination, the Mexican Villa episode, and the ethics of portraying a killer on stage or screen. It notes Rasputin's notoriety and the desire to move past his death rather than sensationalize it.
The piece argues holiday giving should emphasize sentiment over cost, favoring practical useful gifts and remembrances that show courtesy. It lauds child joy and urges eliminating obligatory lavish exchanges while promoting a cost-plus approach that benefits the giver and community. A brief note mentions an aviator in San Antonio charged with operating an aircraft while intoxicated.
A sequence of brief anonymous quotes from readers across towns on whether to observe the Golden Rule on Sunday. Respondents from Filkins West Virginia Elm Street Woods Henry Nusz Frederick and others weigh in with varied support.
Household suggestions highlight beads with tinsel and silk in fashionable decor. White capes gain impact from heavy black appliques in velvet or fur. Describes a Chinese blue velvet shawl with Spanish painted motifs and wide fringe as a stunning evening wrap. Poplin remains popular for dresses and suits, with bright color in embroidery or braiding. Paris favors tiers and drapes on afternoon frocks, velvet and satin with embroidery. An evening cloak of black velvet with white fox trim and diamond buckles shimmers. A nineteenth style features a tiny puff at the shoulder on black velvet frocks.
A garbled column collects playful snippets about Sousa receiving a Doctor of Music title and jokes about doctors and songs. It mentions Henry Ford, a 15 year old burglar confession, a drowning in Newark, and various quips on politics, success, and American life in a ragged mix of humor and satire.
Astrologers warn of a challenging month with Saturn Sun and Uranus in malefic aspects. Employment seekers urged to delay efforts. cautious business policy advised. Distinguished visitors and foreign missions anticipated in Washington. Sagittarian births may lead adventurous, gifted individuals often misunderstood.
Fragment mentions a seller not satisfied with six percent and potential outcomes by a country jury in Youngstown Ohio. Observes uncertainty about local legal action.
County officials elected at the plate election except orphans court judges will qualify later. Gen Fitzhugh Lee gave a lecture on The United States and Cuba at the City Opera House under United Daughters of the Confederacy auspices. Lee toured Frederick with Confederate veterans and attended a reception at the Masonic Temple before staying at the City Hotel.
A detailed schedule of programs on WOR WJZ WGY KYW WBZ WEAF KDKA and other stations includes children's reads musical ensembles orchestral numbers church services and a dance program with time signals and special performances across Newark New Jersey New York City Schenectady Pittsburgh and Springfield with various entertainers and orchestras. The listings show Alamac Hotel Orchestra Lucian L Childs and others performing alongside religious service broadcasts and time signals.
Poem by Berton Braley humorously outlines craving for lawless acts while acknowledging desire for self control. Copyright 1923 NEA Service. Also a brief notice for the Monthly Meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on December 8 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Spencer Stull 254 Din Ave. Plus a stat about timber in Pacific coast states.
A warning notes the extreme risk of attaching sleds to automobiles. The moving sled cannot be stopped easily and may crash into the machine, risking serious injury to the rider or bystanders.
Recap of anniversaries and birthdays noted in a historical column. Includes Blanche of Castile 1862 death, Riots in Worcester 1787, Webster first Congress 1823, Mahone birth, Louis Napoleon candidacy, first artificial limbs patent, Blaine Speaker, Marshal Foch visit, and related events.
A nostalgic column recounts a rainy farewell to Wiss November, Christmas prep, and social happenings. It notes Dr and Mrs Apple’s silver wedding, Araron Anders' passing, local sales, theater and club events, and hints at December’s arrival with holiday baking and savings clubs.
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