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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1923

Page

13

Fair Weather When Good Fellows Gather Song History

The piece praises friendship and cheerful conduct with lines about turning night into day and sharing songs. It notes copyright by Oliver Ditson Company and mentions figures born 1864 died 1204, plus connections to Rich ard Hovey and the Stein Song created in 1898 and popular in colleges. It credits Bullard as a Boston composer who trained in Munich and collaborated with Hovey.

Oliver Ditson Bullard Joseph Rheimberger Munich Boston Richard Hovey Stein Lear Boston ‘Tech Arthur W. Wellington

New Edition of Stein Song Amid Prohibition Echoes

Frederick F. Bullard, Boston composer of the song When Good Fellows Get Together, issues a new edition as the Volstead Act stirs wistful memories. The note invites readers to send favorites from a long list of classic American songs to Kenneth Clark, Community Service, 315 Fourth Avenue, New York, as part of a nationwide vote.

Frederick F. Bullard Boston America Dixie Old Virginny Blome Sweet Home Juanita Bonnie Mother Machree Columbia Kenneth &. Clark Community Service Fourth Avenue New York

Prediction of Women High Heels Reducing Toes Sparks Debate

A London biologist predicts continued high heel use will lead to women's toes shrinking from three to two or even one. The New York Herald notes this challenges orthodox views on inheritance. The piece cites foot binding, dog ear manipulation, and Weismann tail-cutting as context for acquired traits not being inherited.

London New York Herald Bernard Shaw Methuselah Arcues Weismann

The Dining Out Debate and Social Standards

A fragment discusses dining excess and moral limits, contrasting appetite with Roman restraint and noting social scrutiny of indulgence. It cites punishments for drunkenness versus dietary excess and laments urban fast living. The text also mentions Ontario Mothers Allowance benefits for 3,000+ mothers.

Province of Ontario

Lost as airship bargain in postwar deal with Germans

The United States Army nearly bought a Zeppelin of 1 000 cubic meters in late 1918. Maj William N Hensley then secured a contract for 110 000, but a Paris entourage leak and State Department protests derailed the sale. The misstep could reach Congress. Also Gauging Streams by Brine Method described as a new engineering technique to measure flow with high accuracy.

United States Army William N. Hensley Army Air Service Mitchelfeld New York Major Hensley Hensley Wer Washington France Paris State Department America Congress Wari Philadelphia Double Ledger

Right Idea in Local News Prompt Sparks Curiosity

A fragment from a local feature shows a muse and poet exchange as a young woman hints at inspiration. The dialogue hints at shared plans and daily life, capturing a moment of casual talk within a community page.

Lek

New Chemical Process Converts Waste Sulphite Liquor

Prof BR WH McKee of Columbia University reveals a process to ferment waste sulphite liquor from paper mills to produce commercial alcohol. After distilling the alcohol, the residual material is evaporated for use as fuel, potentially saving rivers from pollution and aiding industry. The finding, presented to the American Chemical Society’s cellulose division, is described as one of the era’s most important in the industry.

Petra Frau Naper Cellulose American Chemical Society BR. WH. McKee Chemical Columbia University Minx Kahn New York Doctor Kickee Milwaukee Journal

Funeral Before Death Denotes Live Couple’s Buddhist Rite

An aged couple in Norki Japan observed a Buddhist funeral service while still alive. The map proprietor and his wife hosted mourners at Kochi park and Tsongwan temple rites followed by a celebratory dinner. They believe the ceremony grants a new lease on life. A separate note mentions an Ohio farmer’s sheep yielding two distinct fleece colors in one year.

Norki Japan Map Kochi Park Tsongwan

A Terrible Goitre Removed Without Operation

Mrs. Cox describes relief from a severe goitre after treatment with a stainless liniment. She was short of breath and unable to work, but regained strength while confined to bed at times. The ad invites readers to learn more from local doctors, druggists, and a company in Vechon Jesburg, Ohio.

Dot Frog Ohio Ime Tvainer Everusliine Eyewrte Serbo Company Vechon Jesburg Oho

Coolidge Sets Out Economic Plans for Nation Recovery

President Coolidge laid out needs for America detailing tax relief, government efficiency, and war merchant marine reforms. He endorsed the Merlon plan with reservations and urged immediate legislation to ease burdens while preserving key agencies and national security. He pledged cautious foreign policy and opposed Russia recognition while defending private property and debt adjustments.

Senate League of Nations Post Office Department Ae Secretary of the Treasury Congress Presiden Harding Joolidge Coast Guard Hquer Panama Canal Cal Fed Eral Texes Cigers Grecier Oorgeniantion Whiich ASAIS Fingee Mausele Shoals Ray Boc Anb Tower Civil Service Mississippi Colorace Giyers Great Lakes St. Lawrence Secretary of the Interior Coolidge Russia Prussia

Summer Thoughts on Palm Beach Hats and Home Value Law

The piece notes a preference for white hats in Palm Beach fashion with satin silk and new straw styles. It also states Sweden became the first country to recognize by statute the legal value of a wife's domestic services.

Palm Beach Sweden

When Orxt Observes Japan Cultural Oddities

A long retired American resident recalls visiting Japan and noting contrasts in tasks from horse stabling to clockwork. He mentions saws used toward them, blacksmiths sitting while working, and a cultural emphasis on how many hours remain rather than how many have passed.

Japan Type Metal Magazine

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