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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1923
Page
5
The Daily News requires real names for opinions and letters. Submissions must include the author to serve as authority for statements and must be mailed to the newspaper. Public notices about future advertising are to be written and mailed to the office.
Reports say President Harding, prime for rest after illness in the household and influenza pressures, may extend his planned vacation by a month beyond the March 4 adjournment. He has worked tirelessly since July and faces public demands, with officials noting his affable handling of advice and requests.
Hilton, a member of the Barnesville farming community, seeks to succeed Lawrence he PRT firm and Charles W in a board position. The nomination process moved forward successfully.
A fragmented history note recalls events tied to February 27 across years including a warlike claim in 1875, the sinking of an American ship by Germans in 191, and an ambassador’s retirement amid Russian revolution planning.
Readers debate joining the Permanent Court of International Justice under the League of Nations. Professors and citizens argue yes to boost European stability, justice, and enforce debt obligations while others fear loss of sovereignty or partisan motives. A range of opinions emphasizes international law, restraint, and American responsibility.
The Great Council of Maryland met to survey tribes and award prizes for growth. The year ended December saw increases in hip and other sections with notable gains for the Wahach and Freeland areas.
A fragment notes a traveler with two baked apples and a glass of milk in a small town setting. The tone hints at a simple, cautious mood without clear action or dates.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a delivery or service halt tied to a March deadline. Mentions a front door, a department, a plan, a reception area, and a dropped reservation. Content is garbled with missing letters but indicates service suspension and related actions at a local facility.
Mrs Duvall Hargett, confined to her home after an illness, has shown improvement following an attack that left her unwell. The update comes as her condition steadies and daily routines resume slowly.
Local notes report a Keys ville couple hosted a reception last Thursday evening for their daughter Marr and her husband. The family names include Charlies Day, Devilhiss, Lorelitives, Bernice, and Oliver W. with attendees at the wedding reception. The fragment mentions a dinner honor and family attendance at the event.
Vague fragments mention Roger Har and Mrs Reva plus church timing and Lutarrs likely for a ceremony. Details are unclear and dates are not provided.
A compact look back at events in Frederick from twenty years ago today, recalling notable local happenings, people and landmarks mentioned in contemporaneous notices and brief items.
A fragmented note suggests applying a hot water bag or towel to a swollen face from an oathache. It advises soothing the affected area and using a simple compress rather than other remedies. The text is unclear but centers on basic home care.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Reformed Church conference held at Hood in York PA with a tentative program. Items mention meetings in the Colonial Hotel parlors and plans for future conferences in Potomac Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia as a new high school site in Sykesville is discussed.
A local Bible class invites women and men to attend a gathering hosted by the Walkers family. The meeting aims to discuss scripture and community topics in a welcoming environment.
The Star reports a Hodkinson production His Temporary Wife starring Aubie de Remer with Edmund, Mary Boland, Eugene Strong and W. T. Carlston in the cast. International News is shown, and Wednesday’s bill includes Fool of Fortune at The Empire with Marjorie Daw and Forrest Stamey in Pride of Palomar. Also noted are cast details for Dana and other venues, plus public health calls and an ad for Royal Guaranteed Fly Destroyer.
The bank promotes a ladies friendly service with a comfortable rest room near the entrance. It highlights check accounts for household expenses savings plans for weekly family savings and a trust department to protect and conserve the family estate. The bank advertises its location at 1 North Market Street, calling itself The Bank With The Strong Vault.
Auction notice listing sale of real estate and livestock including cattle and horses. Held Monday as per trust or notice. Specifies sale details and location per public sale rules.
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