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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News states that communications including news or opinions must be signed with the writer's real name and consent must be verified. Unattributed notices or advertising style items must be mailed or sent to the appropriate office and cannot be accepted by telephone.
A 1923 column argues Americans accept risk in sport and leisure while maintaining high work output. contrasts with Eastern fatalism and notes a public appetite for thrilling recreation. It references presidents and packers, touches on driving safety and humor about social expectations.
The reading warns of France facing a real government crisis before spring, widespread party dissension, and a trend toward large scale merchandising. It notes travel and hazards for tourists this week, false reports on international affairs, and favorable paths for authority figures and educated leaders while morning births may foretell notable prosperity for children born today.
A church message quotes 2 Timothy 1 7 urging God not to give a spirit of fear. A note states that about nineteen tons of ice are needed to refrigerate a carload of fruit traveling from Southern California to the Atlantic seaboard. Do you know a local sow? Send it in.
Readers on East Patrick Street South Market Street and other locales share views on President Coolidge's Congressional address. Baker disagrees with his stance on the League of Nations and soldiers bonus while Secrist calls the message right and aligned with Harding ideas. Pickett opposes the League and bonus, Stine also opposes, Mumford says it is all right.
Dr. Commelles notes silk stockings for many reasons and men have many eye mouths to view them. A dancer marries again and famous folk gender jokes about wives and presents. Christmas rush prompts shop now pleas. Ministers get special rates at a resort hotel amid clerical humor.
Mrs Em Moots spoke this morning about avoiding surgery and keeping good health despite a recent scare. The Tit Johnson club gathered last night and practiced on the nec colo before he went home.
Today's anniversaries recount figures from Keats friend Joseph Severn to Disraeli, with birthdays of Sir Edward Wallington and others. Today’s events note Japanese bishop Motoda’s consecration, Ohio mayoral security talks, Yale Dartmouth and Cornell debates, and a Southern tariff assembly in Chattanooga.
Twenty years ago Frederick remembered with a local lodge service at the City Opera House with Masked Ruler J. Roger McShe Indl leading, and addresses by Dr. William Rosenall of Baltimore and Robert H. Gordon of Cumberland. Leading figures included Richard P. Ross and John Francis Smith among committee members. Mayor Smith served as musical director. Virginia L. Thornton, once a Frederick resident, was identified as deceased in New York. Fitzhugh Lea Chapter nominations listed officers: President Mrs. B. C. McShorre, VPs Mrs. J. A. Williamsen and Mrs. D. W. Stauffer, secretary Miss Susie Markey, treasurer Mrs. C. O. Keedy, registrar Mrs. Virginia Grove, and others. A Northern Central RR carload delivered curbing for work on the square between Patrick and Church streets.
Radio schedules across WOR WEAF KDKA KYW WBZ WJZ WRC and Almanac Motel Orches tra note children stories music and concerts. A Pop ular Science Monthly report claims New York University Medical College bacteria injections improved rheumatism in over 4,000 patients with about eighty percent symptom relief.
A poetic tribute praising the Prince of Wales as a healthy vital and charming figure. The verse lauds his diplomacy sportsmanship kindness and global appeal labeling him a regular guy and a representative of old Albion. Copyright 1923 NEA Service Inc.
Public sale at the Frederick County Court House door on December 8 1923 at 10 am for the house and lot known as 244 East Patrick Street Frederick City. Property fronts 4 feet on Patrick Street and extends 286 feet to the former mill race rear. Two story weather boarded dwelling with brick back building good cellar garage chicken house and cement walks. Possession when terms are met. deed in Liber H W B No 300 Folio 151. Terms: $200 cash at sale and balance within 30 days. costs of conveyancing borne by purchaser.
A fragmented note questions a method of placing rubbers near a stave to dry them and warns it would ruin the rubber and render avoradoes useless as protection against wet feet.
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