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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
9
In Frederick Maryland the Daily News proclaims daily publication except Sundays from The News Post Building Court Street. It notes association with The Associated Press and requires real names for opinions and free notices to be mailed to the office.
A 1922 call endorses widespread use of motion pictures to advance civic progress education disease prevention and community improvement. It cites war morale use and theater partnerships urging schools and towns to show films to foster public sentiment and civic reform. It also notes film reach and the power of visual messaging over lectures.
The letter cites an 1798 sketch by John D Carey about Frederick County and its borders, noting fertile land for grains, rivers, mills, glass works, iron furnaces, and slave numbers. It mentions copper mines, Liberty Town, and War of 1812 disruptions, plus a northward surveyor error and local industry near Frederick Town, Mountaindale and Washington.
Inquiries on 1923 Blue Ridge League baseball yield mixed but hopeful views. Charles Brenule calls it very good. Frank V. Btaur sees promising growth and rising interest. Lewis Dertzbaugh expects success in Frederick. Dr James A Long and Gerald Rosenour hint at improving outcomes with strong belief in the sport.
The excerpt recalls Frederick Town’s 18th century layout and growth from establishing founder Patrick Dulaney to Thomas Schley’s first house. It details brick public buildings, a stone jail, and a diverse religious landscape, with an 1797 census listing 2,606 inhabitants and numerous tradesmen. A concluding grim quip contrasts a plain girl's fate with cinema expectations.
Aldermen held a routine session at 8 pm reviewing fire company finances and water bill revisions. Police docket and firefighting safety were discussed, with reminders to avoid blocking hoses. December expenses and revenues were itemized, including city labor and materials costs and various vendor payments. The city announced a Hood College recital by Miss Lillian Baldwin with Kenyon College’s Edwin Baker as accompanist, open to the public.
Former Alderman Henry A Hahn of East Patrick street has been quite sick for weeks but is slowly improving. Mrs George Bigge of West Church street, also ill, is improving.
Frederick items report four men injured by a crown sheet explosion on the Baltimore and Ohio freight engine U338 at Monrovia. The incident followed a fireman’s death at the Boston show where J. T. McGil defeated top fanciers, winning multiple prizes among 323 entries. Also noted were a burglary at Ridler Bros warehouse in Wak es and the Middletown Railway’s purchase of a new car from J G Bell Company for delivery on the Pennsylvania line.
An important meeting of the Frederick County Health Association will be held at the YMCA Monday evening January 22 at 7 30 All who are interested in this work are urged to attend It is especially desired that those who supported the Anti Tuberculosis Society renew their interest in this activity.
Fragment describes a salesman topic and a fleeting incident involving Mr. Tipton Bud, with a miswritten note about a goose and a smoky market idea, presented as a clipped snippet from a National Newspaper Servicas copy.
By Ketten WE REJOICE with the hundreds of men, women, boys and girls, members of our Happy Christmas Club Family. We look forward to next Christmas with great joy. DEPOSITS. Sep. 15, $1,619,468.98. Dec. 29, $1,604,449.56.
The article surveys historic long bow stories from Virgil to Blaise de Vigehourne and Florida Indians, noting arrow feats and dramatic shots. It then shifts to a primary school scene where a teacher turns Ring Around the Rosie into a game, Rosy the teacher becoming the focus of a ring around her finger joke by a pupil, drawing laughter and a near interruption from another teacher.
A reader asks if the word crower on an invitation is correctly capitalized with only the first letter capitalized, noting the phrase appears as “a crower to an invitation ten correctly” and mentions a misspelling or garbled text suggesting only the initial is capitalized.
A Jeffersonville Rotary bulletin mocks polite falsehoods in a country outing plan. Members pledged to attend, except a newspaper man who feared he could not leave work. One third failed to keep promises, prompting humorous commentary in the Rumblings. A wood-boring threat endangers medieval and sacred structures in Tonden and nearby cathedrals.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr Reland EL Long and several men of the H and Fo Ball Tad left this morning for a trip to California. They expect to be absent from Frederick about three weeks. Mr and Mrs Clasten QC seedy and Mr and Mrs A Kemn Keefer and Vir and Mrs ROS Rutros of Prod ermk attended the funeral of J Clarke Ricker in Hagerstown on Tuesday.
A devotional line cites Romans 7 contrasting life and death through spiritual mindedness. It presents the idea that carnally minded is death while spiritually minded leads to life and peace in faith.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a business opportunity with references to products, companies, and market terms. The readable parts mention a new venture, sales, and preparation but lack coherent details or names to summarize a concrete event.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County Leonard Burke et al against Archia Burke Infant and others. Matter concerns the Auditor's Report filed January 11, 1923 in equity.
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