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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1924
Page
4
Notices warn readers about publication rules for letters and opinions. Writers must provide real names and authorizing statements, with submissions by mail to the Frey office. Enters Frey post office as second class matter.
A 1924 discussion notes buyers often lack expertise to judge goods and rely on advertising to signal quality. Openly advertised stores are trusted as evidence of fair dealing and sound business. Shoppers assume advertised firms operate honestly and provide satisfactory service to justify their purchases.
The stars favor some who seek favors or political backing with Sun and Venus in good aspect. Mars warns against enemies of power as Europe faces turmoil. The era brings rising status for women, potential promotions for workers, and a mixed year for those born under Capricorn, with fortunes varying by birth timing.
A compact scripture verse from Matthew 6 31 32 urges believers not to worry about daily needs but to seek the kingdom of God and his righteousness first. The passage emphasizes faith, providence, and priority of spiritual concerns over material concerns.
George Wallace police head calls Hart a pretty smart guy. Dr Elmw Ray and Gordon Palmer say timing and outside help aided the escape. Charles Walstead and G Grove note the other felon and tools enabled the getaway.
Poem praises Hampden Braley for reviving Cyrano de Bergerac through bold gallantry and fearless speech. The piece extols a heroic, unbowed character who faces danger with a gleaming sword and unshaken resolve, celebrating timeless chivalry and virtue.
A parade of household suggestions and fashion items includes a white Bangkok straw hat with gold trim and blue flowers, lizard-skin shoes in tight colors, white moire with silver lace for dances, and gray or tan bindings on tailleurs. Also covers society events, a Dempsey bout rumor, dress do’s and movie showings at City Opera House.
The column notes February is the coming month with playful remarks about Groundhog Day and upcoming birthdays. It mentions wry humor about Valentine’s, Washington’s Birthday, and Longinow’s Birthday, plus a quirky weather blurb and a brief crime item about a Los Angeles man mistaking his landlord for a burglar.
Recaps of historical milestones and birthdays with references to Vermont independence, West Florida, Boxers indemnity, and notable figures. Mentions include James Turner, Loul Smith Russell, Duke of York engagement, and Marie Duplessis, along with events in Washington and Paris.
A mixed schedule shows WOR WEAF KYW KDKA WCAP WBZ WJY WGY WJZ and WLIB offering music, talks, concerts, and broadcasts from 6 p.m. to later, including Russian concerts, vocal recitals and farm market reports. It notes opera broadcasts and a weather forecast for 1924.
Continued from AG of State, officials reveal a New Year’s Eve escape plan tied to Hart and Tilson. Warden details tampered door components and a guarding lapse while directors discuss welfare board matters and tighter security measures.
Frede rick column notes new county road supervisors for extra districts and names several officials. The Opera House event failed due to a performer absence. East Third street main cracked. repair team controls leak. Citizens' National Bank elected Joseph J Baker as president and a slate of officers and clerks appointed for both banks.
Show agent questions Craw about clientele at Melodeon Hall. Craw says the town won t support one and predicts poor patronage. Joe Moon was in town earlier today but resources are strained.
Warren Z. Lincoln, accused in the death and cremation of his wife and her brother, allegedly confessed to the killings. Byron Shoup, held by Chief Detective Wirz, is implicated by the case as a witness or participant, with a gold watch linked to the Fox River incident and the burning of the bodies.
An elderly man born on Sunday marked his 89th birthday quietly, celebrated with his daughter Mrs. Harry Daniels on South Market Street. He received many congratulatory letters. A stray line mentions Mount Etna and Eurone’s latest volcano volume noting a ninety one circumference at its base.
In a period of rising interest, Ford announces a "tiny Now" campaign as New Year approaches. The campaign signals stronger demand and positions Ford to adapt to evolving market conditions, with the company reporting extensive data through its organization. New Zealand cuts farmer taxes and slashes entertainment tax by 60 percent, shaping broader economic factors.
Thea tregoer reacts as New Toys a Sam H Harris production starring Ernest Truex is to play at the City Opera House next Monday night. The touring show follows a week at Ford Theatre in Baltimore and features a story of a young married couple and their baby with humor and pathos.
Sister Agnes, longtime teacher at St Euphemia’s, has been reassigned to St John’s School in Albany New York and has left for her new residence. A Tibetan chief educated in Wales reclaimed a motorcycle and tribal elders demanded it be enshrined for worship to placate imagined evils. Investigations show pianists press keys with up to a ton and a half in one minute while reading about 1500 signs and moving fingers around 2000 wovenents.
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