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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1923
Page
7
Public notices and classifieds summary from February 12 1923 issue of the Daily News Freder ick. Includes advertising notices and author guidance for correspondence and signatures. No specific names or events listed in readable fragments.
Today marks the 28th anniversary of WT Delaplaine Sr founder of The News. He died at his home on February 39 1895 after a brief illness from pneumonia developed from a severe cold while aiding relief efforts during a blizzard. He was 35 years old.
The piece argues that productive success rests on labor as a key factor alongside capital. It urges corporations to present clear, reasonable business conditions to wage earners, show how wage levels and hours affect production and trade, and warn that excessive profits without fairness invite labor trouble.
France plans the first metal bomber with a four horsepower craft, 280 meters high, wing span 3 meters, fuselage 0 meters, wing area 20 square meters, total weight ten metric tons, top speed 140 kilometers per hour. The design features a milimeter sun device and night bombardment mount by Serree Tech and Seas Secretariat W Etar de Astronautique.
February entries cover Duke of Clarence death in 1478 painter Michanceio JIE Han, Adelina Patti, Napoleon Bonaparte entering the Tuileries, Geo Sherman funeral honors in 1881, Aristotle manuscript find, Gustavo Madero assassination in 1913, and clergy marriage permission in Parliament.
Abe Martin muses on a father’s worry as his son reaches fifteen. He notes boys and girls shape family roles, fear of lost control, and the strain on marriage as a boy nears manhood, asking how to guide without wrecking the home.
The piece contrasts factory labor with machine power and notes the death of Wapatuk, a long-lived Quinault bowman. It recalls a 19th century treaty survivor dying in poverty despite valuable timber holdings, reflecting the era's shifting power and emerging industrial might.
A terse remark frames the grind after the whistle as players endure tough tests on the field. The quote hints at effort, courage, and the drive to perform when opponents push hard.
A joint Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce, Grand Army post, and World War veterans group will organize a three day program July 1 to 3 to mark the sixtieth anniversary of the battlefield. Officials seek a cavalry troop and a Pennsylvania National Guard regiment for patriotic ceremonies and military features, avoiding the scale of the 10 year ago event with 36 000 veterans.
A county jail case reports a fifty carton moonshine still running full blast inside the Canbert county jail in Parise Ca. George Bowers of West Pairvew was arrested for making moonshine and is named as the operator. The county bought the still for use as a coffee pot with Bowers in the kitchen as coffee maker.
The Inquiring Reporter samples curious foods and random choices at Randow, capturing local reactions and quirky opinions. This brief column presents a playful snapshot of residents and their unusual tastes.
The discussion centers on James H. Gambrill's remark that skilled manual labor can outpace white collar work. Professor S. Fenton Harris argues success comes from mastering details in any field, while locals like Hargett Bushwaller and Fisher of Fest Second street express mixed support, noting schooling benefits and practical labor value.
The midwinter rally presided by Horace C. Zacharias included visitors from other denominations and a large Independent Hare Company and Francis Scott Key Council 48 O U A M. Attendance listed at 53. Rev. Dr. T. Gaehr of the Presbyterian church gave a key address on Co-operation and Rev. Sir. Charles E. Wehler of Hood College explained the lesson. The main department offered songs solos and an instrumental program concluding with a benediction by Dr. Wehler.
The Midtown Grange welcomed Braddock Grange with a Tuesday program featuring Bene Grange melodies monologue and a male quartet led by Esren Cobleniz and Arthur Remsberg. Reading by Homer Remsberg and Haris Holter. solos by Mrs Maurice Cobleniz.
An Altoona report states a small income tax payment of five cents was received from a woman via a postal money order costing three cents. Additional small taxes included six cents and ten cents. The largest sum reported so far was seventy three hundred dollars.
A design note on using perpendicular stripe wallpaper to balance a low ceiling. Large pictures can make the ceiling seem lower while stripe patterns add height and space perception.
Brant Eliott aged 22 and Louise Firey 20 of Haserstown along with Raymond Householder Smith 21 of Loveitshire Virginia and Hazel Mariel Woodard 19 of Brunswick traverse property deeds and local transfers. Lenine J Keller and wife deed to Joseph Longs and wife in county for 10 dollars. Harry P Seeger and wife to James M Goodman 10 dollars. Sarah Glacken and husband to William Peterson 275 dollars. Clara A Ramsidow to Ira C Ramsburg et al in county for 1 dollar. Hermas Mock and wife to Amanda A Keogle city. Paul L Beard to Amanda A Keogle city. Americans formerly went to Europe to acquire a finish. Now Europe wants them to go there to give her a Start.
Twenty years ago Frederick reports Marcus W Williams Francis Johnson and Frank K Schmidt left for a southern trip possibly Cuba before returning. Harp Wach ser attended a wine reception in Hagerstown while Judge Motter rested at home with a cold. Calls came to Governor Smith in Baltimore from Congressman George A Pearre and Senator David J Lewis and others. A fire at the Woman's College was quickly extinguished with minor damage. Temperatures fell to four below zero at Braddock Heights and at Palmetto Fibre Works the day began with a low of zero.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a financier refusing credit and promising a tip tomorrow. A passing show and Jackie Coogan are mentioned as a minor in a money loop, with a Darton News reference.
An old advertisement touts a topical product Joint-Ease for sore stiff swollen joints from rheumatism and other causes. It claims quick absorption through skin to relax ligaments and bones, reduce inflammation, and restore movement with one tube priced at a small cent amount.
In the matter of Morris T. Brown Bank of Waynesboro against Louis Pletsch and Emma Pletsch the court orders a March date to ratify the report of sales filed February 10 1923. The sale amount stated is 1250.08 and a copy of the order must run in Frederick County newspapers for three weeks prior to the date. true copy tested by Eli G Haugh Clerk.
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