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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News an independent daily from Frederick Maryland notes Associated Press affiliation and policy on reprint of dispatches. It explains submission rules for writer names and consent. Free notices of advertising nature must be written mailed or sent to the Sea office.
A letter from a winter resort guest notes how stylish outfits and frequent costume changes among women overshadow modest wardrobes. The piece questions fashion spending, hopes prosperity rises without inflating prices, and cautions less affluent readers against feeling compelled to keep up.
A reader criticizes partisan claims about Porto Rico governance and Governor Rey. The letter argues the public deserves factual discussion and denies motives of political manipulation in the Rey resignation context.
Readers favor the seashore over mountains in summer. Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Nixdorff, Grayson Staley, William Zimmerman all cite bracing sea air and bathing as reasons. One letter from H. York discusses political motives surrounding a governor candidate.
Warehouse certificates representing about 525 barrels of whiskey were sold at public sale at the courthouse on Friday. The liquor sold at about zero dollars per barrel with an estimated 12 to 15 gallons per barrel evaporated during aging. Purchases included individuals and companies, with some portions claimed for medical use only.
Washington reports that after experiments the U S Supreme Court will keep the formal cry announcing sessions. The court rejected a change to the standing or sitting cue and returns to the traditional wording describing the court is in session.
Washington reports the House defeated an amendment to the Alien Property bill proposing the return of all enemy alien seized property. The vote split with supporters and opponents cited in Congress. In other notes, reports mention ongoing violence in California universities.
The Gladstone Literary Society of New Market High School held its regular meeting led by President Vi Dock. The program featured recitations by Hubert Derr Carrie and Belie, a personal quiz by Col Willis and John Roelk, readings by Irene Eppers and Theman Lip, and an original poem by Anni Guehel. Refreshments were served and the session adjourned with Miss Helfenstein reporting.
A raid at the New Palace hotel resulted in the confiscation of a complete towel reset, a slot machine, and three cases of lemon extract. Small plans to quit as he is getting to look so.
A surprise party was held February 2 at the home of Mr Harry Trout. Music and refreshments were enjoyed by guests including Mr and Mrs Krantz Roy Rice Mrs Giles Cram Mr and Mrs Elmer Rewtk Tesiait Exles and Messrs Grinivs.
A destructive blaze reported in Frederick spreads through a business area, damaging homes and the Opera House. Miss Marie Difendal and local residents are mentioned amid the incident as townspeople recount the morning fire and ensuing repairs. The event is set against a social program featuring the song "Tell Me Maiden" performed by local singers Lucy Eisenhauer Sallie Fauntleroy Alice Shriner Helen Stanuffe Virginia Graanis and others.
A nostalgic February column notes unpredictable winter with hints of spring. It mentions Lenten services, quiet social diversions, shop displays, few marriages, hospital repairs, charity efforts, and local events. Also reports Washington’s Birthday programs, Scouts activities, and a one cent gas price increase in Maryland effective Friday.
An alcove should be free of a central table but the current setup places a table in the middle. The crowd gathers around it, giving an old fashioned look and making it easy to trip or move through the nook when entering the space.
Local society notes celebrate the Parker Alexander alliance with families of Parker and Alexander confirmed by correspondents. Community members mark the wedding year with admiration and detail their jubilant reception in town.
On February 24 events span centuries including Iles V. bera’s era on February 4 1500 and a 1912 Mexican border deployment. The 1913 Supreme Court decision and Kut el Amara capture are noted alongside anniversary references.
Mist Helen Reese of West Fifth Street has been ill with a cold but is improving as of this report.
Readings from Mark's Gospel titled The Mishir Servant for Saturday include passages 4:25-41 and 4:41. The text discusses faith and the power of Jesus over nature, emphasizing the disciples' recognition of Jesus' authority as they witness calming the wind and sea.
State Employment Commission announces examination eligibility for service positions. Salary ranges include $7080 to $1200 monthly for various roles. Full details and application information available from the State Employment Commission, Baltimore, Md, by telephone.
The publication promotes the banks Ladies Department located at No. 1 North Market Street. It highlights the rest room for ladies and advises opening a check or savings account to manage household expenses and weekly savings. The Trust Department is advertised as safeguarding family estates.
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