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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News outlines submission rules for letters and opinions, requiring real names for published statements and refusals for unsigned communications. It warns free notices must be written and mailed to the office and not accepted by phone.
A Washington report says eight in every hundred Americans own automobiles and prompts discussion on traffic rules. Analysts note rising car ownership outpacing forecasts and warn of crime and law enforcement challenges posed by faster vehicles.
A satirical verse contrasts human woes with a dog's carefree life. Braley questions the depths of human suffering by noting a dog's simple needs and lack of financial concerns, while humans face bills and politics. The piece, dated 1923, reflects light-hearted social humor from NEA Service.
The text references a biblical verse Matthew 25 23 about faithful service and mentions the International Typographical Union founded in 1852. It combines a religious quotation with a historic labor organization reference from the 19th century.
Inquiring A Reporter asks readers about giving the poor a Christmas treat. Respondents from West South street Fox Church street New Market Keymar share supportive views, praising the idea and noting funds as the main challenge for implementation.
The stars favor contracts and debts today with good luck in signing leases and settling accounts. Uranus brings unconventional behavior and warnings of egotism while a potential female leader may rise in a crime reform movement. Strikes at American ports threaten commerce and a six month period brings caution for lovers and health.
A committee of Chamber of Commerce directors plans a week long canvass next Monday to recruit nonmembers. The effort aims to increase a current 20 member enrollment and expand business and civic participation, without a drive, in Tope city.
A compact history page notes anniversaries including Hobbes death 1679 and Carlyle birth 1795, plus figures like Cavell and Ford. It lists notable birthdays for Eligho Ayala Herty Broussard Gould Sears and events such as Wilson sailing to the Peace Conference and code revision talks in Iowa and Quebec.
Household suggestions spotlight magenta trims with black crepe satin or velvet. Red and gold frock pairs with a black embroidered coat. A flame chiffon dance frock with rhinestone bodice stands out, and kit fox scarves gain spring popularity. Velvet ermine cape-coats offer smart afternoon or evening wear.
A fragmentary note from Chicago describes a trial or event titled Can You Beat It? by Ketten that resembles a race. The piece hints at close competition with a Chicago man, likely coal interests, involved in the scene.
Station listings across KDKA KYW WBZ W47 WRC WEAF WOR present varied music talks and time signals tonight. Third Street Dwellings in Culmore Ro Flautt real estate and insurance agent buys two brick houses at 105 and 105 Hast Third Street with possession set for April 1.
Frederick items from December 4 1903 note visiting engineer T Chalkley Hatton of Wilmington Del spent the day in Frederick. John Keller of Middletown joins the Clerk of the Court of Appeals in Annapolis. Clearing House Association banquet at Doll's Cafe with several firemen and members present. Retirement planned for William S Miller of the Eddard Company coal dealers. Coal yard leased to J A Newman and Company. State Aid and Charities report to next Legislature session, with requested appropriations for Maryland School for the Blind, Frederick County Hospital, Female College, and City Hospital. Woman's College has no prior appropriation.
A letter writer is urged to strike out the erroneous word with a single clean stroke rather than smudging as shown in the illustration. The note emphasizes precision and neatness when marking corrections on correspondence.
A Frederic city record lists numerous food and household items donated to the City Hospital on the Second Donation Day. Cash gifts come from Hendricksons Dry Goods Store and many individuals, with organizers named as Mrs. Charing Ross Jr and others.
A混s scattered collection features wry lines from TOM SIMS and others noting fox scents at distance, coffee jokes, car crashes with whiskey for the injured, a princess Mary’s husband a glass collector, spelling quirks, proverbs and streetcar dealers.
Mrs L Z Hodges of Altavista Virginia recalls a decade of nervous wreckage with sleeplessness fatigue and widespread aches. She credits relief to Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup and Stella Vitae, noting a transformation to a new woman. The ad notes a money back guarantee via Williamson's Drug Store.
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