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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
4
The Daily News from Frederick Maryland outlines standard newspaper policy on news agency credit and writer attribution. It notes no free notices by phone and requires submissions with writer names. It references Association Press dispatch rights and publication authority for statements.
February 7, 1924 report highlights Frank A. Munsey’s acquisition of the New York Evening Mail and its consolidation with the Evening Telegram. The piece notes mergers reshape major papers, driven by rising costs, duplicate circulation savings, and reader preference for stronger publications, with similar trends in other cities.
The text extols insurance as the chief mechanism for rebuilding after disaster, arguing it funds recovery for homes and industry. It frames insurance as a social service, economic tool, and key American prosperity factor, warning against trivializing its value and noting shifts in perception and relevance.
A readers note quotes Isaiah 55 6 urging seeking the Lord while near reminding readers to call upon him. The short message emphasizes timely devotion and divine proximity.
In a reader poll, motorists offered varied opinions on annual operating costs. Respondents from Y.M.C.A. Avs, Ladiesburg, Amberg, Jordan's, West South Street, and North Bentz Street argued costs range from about two hundred dollars to well above it, influenced by usage, maintenance, and driving habits.
A broad, humorous column lists ongoing prize prompts from Dan Dobbs offering rewards for the six most important words in English, plus crowd suggestions. The piece threads in jokes about marriage, sports figures, politics, and society news with playful, era-tinged mock headlines and commentary.
Listings from WOR WEAF KOKA KYW WBZ WJY WJZ outline tonight's programs. Music recitals, addresses, farm reports, time signals, children's stories, and specialized talks fill the evening across Newark Pittsburgh Chicago Springfield and New York stations.
Poem urges not to damp a boy's dreams and visions. It celebrates magical hopes and fairies of youth, warning against breaking dreams as growth begins in imagination. The author, Berton Braley, notes growth follows from dreams and claims these fantasies shape the man.
Business in the courts lists a marriage license for Lorenzo E Mullinix and Annie EK Wiener both of Frederick. Also recorded are conveyances from James P Miller and wife to Earlie L Wireman and wife for $1000 and a deed from Julia A Martin et al to Zelphia with county involvement.
The horoscope warns Mars Jupiter and Uranus in major aspects make today risky for manufacturing and trade with a potentially unfavorable month end. Sun later aids but overall conservative methods are advised. Many fires and auto accidents feared. aviation criticism and preparedness loom.
The article highlights a golden brown canton crepe gown with bishop sleeves and a bloused back, its drapery lined in tan, paired with a very full skirt and close-fitting bodice for smart dancing. It also mentions scarf collars of varying widths and lengths and new street coats using contrasting colors or side materials.
Frederick column notes from February 7 1904 recount local events including property leases on Market Street and a planned occupancy after April 1. County Commissioners elect Hoard of Charities members Jicob Tyson J W Starr and Charles McClagan plus Milton R Rice Bradlu Nicodemus. A large frame stable burned killing three horses and a sleighing party gathered at the Harper home. A new smoke stack rises at Hygeia Ice Co and a sign is installed for T Rosenauer and Sans. Election supervisors MoE Getzendanner Marion Moberly and J H Lampe receive commissions.
A survey notes diverse voting voices from staunch party supporters to independents and swing voters. It recalls old era sermons and rag opinions, reflecting shifting loyalties and the lingering power of party lines in local elections.
The piece criticizes a woman using a torgnette who wears excessive jewelry. Each strand of beads and bracelet may be stylish alone, but together they appear gaudy and loud rather than tasteful.
Automobiles for sale advertise a Sagle Hudson coach in near new condition with spare tire and large discount off list price. A Case truck and Ford delivery van are offered cheap for immediate buyer, plus a Chevrolet ton truck and a potential roadster or touring car trade inquiry.
Dr FM Edwards, an Ohio physician, notes olive tablets made from vegetables and olive oil restore liver and bowel function. He says they cure pale skin, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, and lethargy by stimulating normal waste elimination. Available in 15c and 30c sizes.
Public sale conducted at Lime Kiln Frederick County Maryland features 57 head of Percheron bred horses, 15 cows including Holstein Friesian lines, 26 Poland China hogs, extensive farming tools and wagons, harness, carpentry gear, and household furniture. Auctions begin 9 a.m. February 29 1924 with terms cash for sums under 10 and six month credit on larger amounts with notes and approved sureties.
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