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Cuttin' Gross Lots Across Neighborhood Lawns
A 1924 railing about children crossing private lawns to save time. Readers urge better lawn care and warning to Frederick parents to stop kids from trampling yards. Emphasizes value of lawns, need for playgrounds, and safer routes to school.
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Shorer
Frederick
Horoscope Reading Predicts Wealth and Romance Amid Broad Forecasts
A 1924 McClure Syndicate horoscope credits Jupiter Venus Neptune and Mercury with benefic aspects forecasting wealth opportunities for business leaders and a rare day for weddings. It notes theatre gains and a national art revival while cautioning on taxes and Earth related hazards. The piece ends with a political aside and a Washington Star quote about funding expenses.
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Jupiter
Venus
Neptune
Mercury
Spain
Mars
McClure
Radio's future hailed by diverse hometown answers
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals about radio promise. Johnson doubts future reach beyond noon. Seranneberger calls it in its infancy. Henry Smith lauds it as age’s marvel. Porkins hopes to buy one. Summers sees entertainment variety and global unity through common programs.
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Pussyfoot” Johnson
SE Ranneberger
Today in History highlights and odd notes across fields
A jumble of items on Dan Dobbs reward gossip political quips and fashion trends mixes with weather forecasts anniversaries births and deaths. The page lists historical birthdays and events from 1821 to 1922, plus witty notes on stock markets and mah jongg, ending with a Mardi Gras preview and a London dinner in honor of a colonial secretary.
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Emile Blondie
Niagara
France
London
Antwerp
New York
Samuel W. McCall
Congress
Wnis
Massachusetts
East
Providence
Winchester
Mass
Alphonse de Gamartine
Paris
Granada
James Madison Wells
Louisiana
Gen Sheridan
Diod
Tuecompte
Japan
Mexico
United States
Mary
Viscount Titscoler
Westminster
Pacific Mail Company
San Francisco
Princess Mary
Viscount Lascalles
New Ortesans
Canada Club
J. H W. Thomas
Midweek Radio Listings From WEAF WJY and More
Radio program schedule across WEAF WJY WOR WGY WRC KOKA WHAS WBZ KYW and WSB notes 7:00 to 10:45 pm lineup includes chamber music talk concerts operatic and theatrical pieces with performers T Fisher R O Wendell Marie Davison Helva Jaeger Innis Brown B Ford Margaret Clarkson Cooper's orchestra and other acts across New York Newark Schenectady Washington Pittsburgh Springfield Louisville Chicago and Atlanta venues.
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WEAF
New York
New York Federation of Churches
T. Fisher
R. O. Wendell
Marie Davison
WJY
Helva Jaeger
Golf
Innis Brown
Ford
String Quartet
WJZ
O—Bently Ford
H. P. Fairchild
Margaret Clarkson
Dimex
The
Maine Society of New York
Plaza Hotel
Hotel Majestic Orchestra
KYW
Chicago
Deerr
de Babary
J.“C. Perrin
Reader
Berton Braley Poem Finis a Personal Reflection
A short dated verse by Berton Braley recounts stock market hopes followed by a crash and personal disappointment. The speaker describes seeking wealth, losing cash, and romantic disappointment, ending with a reflective closing couplet. The piece is a compact, autobiographical poem from 1924.
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Berton Braley
NDA Service, Inc
Frederick News 1904 Items Include Local YMCA Convention
Twenty years ago today in Frederick, reports cover the first Sienind convention of the Young Men's Christian Associations in Macyland Delaware Worst Virginia and the District of Columbia. Delegates from Frederick listed by name. Also noted are Buckeystown Canning Company upgrading plant machinery, Knights Templar officers elected, a hospital donation mishap with pies, and delegates Dennis Shriner and teammaker returning from Annapolis to push motor vehicle regulation legislation.
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Macyland
Delaware
Worst ‘Urginia
District of Columbia
Cumberland
Frederic
T N. Logan
Chas
Graf
Johnson Smith
Jacob Engelbrieht
Archibald Fisher
George KR. Dennis
Derr Shriner
YY. N
Annapolis
Judiciary Committee
Colins
Talbot County
Denn
Miss Nanny Moots as Levi on Trade Preparatory
Mrs Lafo Vid spoke in the street about her forthcoming marriage next June and noted the brisk trade preparations. The exchange included a playful remark about being bested in the chatter on the sidewalk.
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Nanny Moots
Levi
Fashion Notes on Spring Frocks and Sleeve Styles
Household suggestions emphasize simplicity in spring frocks and a lack of elaborate trimming. Sleeves range from tight tailored to very wide at the wrist with colorful lining. Self trimming dominates, tailleur blouses button from collar to waist with pearl buttons. Silk wool scarfs complement suede sport coats and white silk braid trims sport skirts of fine broadcloth and flannel.
Third hand questions over a diamond bid position
The narrator explains a bridge dilemma with three hands in play. The third hand asks what to bid after partner opens with a diamond and the second hand passes. The text notes the hand has fourteen cards and suggests the situation would trigger a new deal.
Bible Thought Keep Back Thy Servant From Presumptuous Sins
A devotional line urges protection from presumptuous sins to remain upright and innocent from the great transgression. It prays that the words of the mouth and the meditation of the heart be acceptable in Thy sight, O Lord, my strength and Redeemer.
Surprising 73rd Birthday Party at Zimmerman Home
Feagaville notes report a surprise party for Isaac C Zimmerman 73rd birthday with family and friends delivering baskets of refreshments and gifts. Attendance included Isaac and Cephas Zimmerman, Cleveland Arnold, and others. nearby visitors from Harrisburg Pa. and Hagestown. The column also lists church services, social visits, and local travel notes amid winter recreation and club gatherings.
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Daden
Zimmerman
Isaac C. Zimmerman
Cephas N. Zimmerman
Cleveland Arnold
Newton Trundle
Maggie Null
Bette Zimmerman
Regina
Arnold
Luther Zimmerman
Custis Zimmerman
I. Lesle Zimmerman
Roy Null
Henry Zimmerman
Robert Arnold
Rey S. Culler
Hartisburg
Nellie S .Trundle
Catherine
Edward L. Sparrow
Hagerstown
Anna Derr
Ballenger Womans Club
Charles MM. Derr
Baltimore County
Hertz
Paul L. Beard
Frederick
J. Beard
James V. Shaft
Iarvey J. Murrey
Etta Suhacier
Washington, D. C
Joseph H. Schaeffer
Thomas Bumenauer
Waslington
Messrs
Edgar and
Marl Harget
Etta Schaeffer
Point of Rocks Social Notes and Local Whims
Point of Rocks notes reveal visits by Mrs Orrison and twin daughters and Miss Mary Orrison from Brunswick, plus Freder ick guests Viola Sterling Reginald Wenner and Janette Albaush at Mrs Jeenis. Takoma Park visitor Howare Fisher spends Sunday with his parents. Marjorie Stouffer recovering. canal frozen and good skating for youth. a drawing master comments on art and a joke from Tit-Bits.
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Point of Rocks
Robert Orrison
Mary Orrison
Orrison
Brunswick
Viola Sterling
Reginald Wenner
Janette Albaush
Frederick
Jeenis
Howare Fisher
Takoma Park
Marjorie Stouffer
PUBLIC SALE OF LIVESTOCK AND FARMING GOODS IN FREDERICK CO
An anticipated sale on February 29 1924 at Lime Kiln Frederick County Maryland lists fifty seven head of livestock cattle horses and mares plus twenty six pure bred Poland China hogs and extensive farming implements and household furniture from Ghumes Rohrback and Charles Rehrback. The items include named Percheron horses and other farm equipment with terms: cash on small sums and credit terms over nineteen dollars with promissory notes and approved security.
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Lime Kin
Frederick County
Aid
L Will Siir
Ais
Charles Rebr
Hargess
Charley
Bil
Jack
Hate
Gus
Bob
Logan
Dolly
Martha
Peter
Mate
Thomas R. Jarboe
Prince Monocacy
Grand Jersey
Alderney
Sketn Studebaker
John Deere
Syracuse
Itum—Starness
Dayton
Townsend & Co
Antione
Ras Stave
Tooran Miller Safe
Tacor Rotirracte
Wanted Reliable Experienced Cook Seeks County Position
Job ad from a skilled cook seeking work in county service. Applicant offers reliability and experience, requests contact at 408 West South Street with phone 338. Respondents invited to reply by 8 28.
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West South Street
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