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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
4
The Frederick based Daily News states submissions require real name attribution and authority for facts or opinions. It warns that opinion pieces without consent will not be published and advertising notices must be mailed to the office.
The article notes Rotary clubs number 1,400 in 27 countries with 100,000 members. It describes admission by profession to keep balance, emphasizes service over sociability, and highlights messages from dignitaries urging expanded civic usefulness. It includes humorous quips and a few stray non sequiturs.
Berton Braley notes how a rough neighborhood gang has joined the Hoy Scouts. The former troublemakers now follow a disciplined path under a capable scout master, learning bravery without mischief. The piece praises organized youth leadership and the positive transformation of boys into a "clean snappy" troop.
A religious line from Psalm 89 1 14 emphasizes God’s mighty arm and strong hand with justice mercy and truth guiding His throne and presence. This brief reflection centers on divine authority and steadfastness in faith.
The Inquiring Reporter canvasses Granville Smith Raymond Ford M Myers Henry May and T Luptrrelus on whether Attorney General Daugherty should resign. Opinions range from resigning to defend innocence and stand by the President amid controversy.
A satirical local page notes labor delays at New England asbestos mills affecting Teapot Dome coverage. It parodies editorials on dressing well, politics with Coolidge, wedding quips, a battery feeder joke, and a financial aside about money, ending with a weather quip on summer and fire safety concerns.
Recaps multiple anniversaries from 1632 to 1922 including Spinoza death in The Hague 1677 and Roma airship disaster 1922. Mentions births of Alfredo Zayas and others, plus events like the Goojerat battle and a Maine carnival opening. Some items appear garbled or anachronistic.
A brief note shows the act Why Marsed Men Leave Home returns for another week at Melodeon Hall. The piece carries a National Newspaper Service copyright notice and reflects a historical entertainment snippet.
Fragmented page notes a rougeless week could be unsafe with social misrecognitions on the street and husbands confusing wives for strangers. German beer trends, auto credit gains, music notes, political talking points, and home tips appear in a patchwork of brief items.
Berlin on February 21 a protest by the National Association of Wagoners denounces the planned February 20 trial of General Ludendorff as a patriotic tragedy. The protest says judging the former leader tarnishes German dignity and mocks by enemies who acknowledge his patriotic motives. Elsewhere in Atlanta a man leapt to death from a thirteen story window of the Trust Company building.
Frederick reminiscences note Rev Dr Henry Branch of Elliott Cy as guest of ex Senator Jacob Rohrbach and Grand Lodge chaplain Granch addressing Lynch Lodge. Judge Tebbs of Leesburg presents portrait of Judge Lynch to the lodge. Delegates discuss extending Woodsboro and Frederick Turnpike charter and a new Walkersville election district. A new Frederick City election law bill seeks municipal reform with potential disfranchisement. A gas leak at Fourth and Gents streets is found after digging in frozen ground. main leak along Fourth Street repaired.
A dense listing from Ketten and several stations outlines an evening lineup of 6:15 to 10:00, featuring radio talks, recitals, sport chat, stories for children, farm reports, and concerts across WOR Newark WEAF New York WRC Washington WGY Schenectady KOKA Pittsburgh KYW Chicago WBZ Springfield WJZ New York WJY New York. The schedule includes piano and violin recitals, Mendelssohn Club concert, hotel orchestra dance programs, and various time signals and general entertainment segments.
The note warns that striking a match toward oneself risks a flare from lips, causing painful facial and clothing burns. It emphasizes proper method to avoid injury when lighting a cigarette and stresses caution in handling flames near the face.
The horoscope warns a misfortune laden February with malefic planetary aspects. Uranus, Jupiter, and Saturn influence sensitivity and distrust, suggesting unreliable business judgment and no ventures. Labor unrest and a social upheaval trend hover, while artistic, theatre, and fashion ventures may enjoy brief gains.
A New York nurse could not stop coughing despite expert advice until Bronchuline Emulsion, taken in half a bottle, stopped it completely. The ad claims it has no sugar, chloroform, or dope and promotes it via People's Drug Store and J. A. Williamson.
Intends to discontinue farming and auction on Feb 28 1924 at 10 am on the Clark farm two miles south of Urbana selling two work horses one Holstein cow a sow and pigs by March end farming implements including binders mowers drills planters and hoes plus harnesses and wagons. Also the farm of 90 acres to be rented with improvements, wheat crop and lumber. terms credit over 10 dollars cash for smaller sums. possession day of sale. additional sale at Frederick Maryland courthouse March 1 1924 for a separate 81 acre farm with dwelling barn wagon shed and dairy suitability. $500 cash due at sale with balance by April 1 1924.
Public sale February 22 at 10 oclock for furniture items from parlor dining room and kitchen including beds chests chairs tables rugs and appliances. Auctioneer Grace A Castle Guy Fout Walter Rice clerk Thacker Washington Sotel at Hagerstown MD on February 27 at 10 AM focusing on a wide range of household goods.
Attorney for owners sells on premises at Kiln Frederick County Md on Friday February 33 1924 starting 9 a m. Readily described as 87 head of livestock farming implements and household furniture. Includes 13 horses many Percheron bred from Line Logan Kate Martha etc and 17 cattle plus Poland China hogs. hundreds of farming tools wagons plows drills and gear. extensive household furnishings and antiques. Terms: cash under 10 and six months on larger sums with note and sureties. Jacob Rowbrack attorney. Toha Te Dutraw auctioneer.
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