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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1924
Page
4
In Frederick Maryland the Daily News announces publication rules and submission guidelines. The text outlines authors real names, prohibits unsigned opinions, and requires written notices for free ads or communications. It notes fire statements require credible backing and credits Associated Press where used.
Editorial argues the United States can prosper without full European recovery citing 1923 strength and rising exports, while farmers diversify crops. It also urges nationwide support for Mayor’s anti vice campaign in Philadelphia, stressing respect for law and community backing.
Astrologer notes Mars and Jupiter favor business matters this afternoon and evening. Veterans and military themes show mixed outcomes, with potential gains in diplomacy and public affairs, while personal finance and artistic talents may bring good fortune for Aquarius individuals born in the morning.
The Providence Journal features a Bible Thought reflecting on the mercy and judgment in John Chapter eight, contrasting Moses stern law with Jesus mercy. The short excerpt notes the question of stoning adulteress and Jesus response about sinlessness before casting stones.
A survey of residents from multiple streets asks how their coal piles hold up. Responses vary from “lasting all right” due to extra coal received to “getting pretty low” as consumption matches last year. Some households report using wood or not burning coal at all.
Today in history marks anniversaries from 1788 to 1922 with deaths of Andrea Del Sarto and Pope Benedict XV and notable births. Today features include Tolstoy era events plus a Luzerne County court library founder, freight wagons, and a national wood growers convention. Also notes Penney’s store expansion and winter weariness.
A bustling column quotes Tom Sime on marriage longevity and bachelor woes, notes Valentino's poetry, radio tips, and editorial quips. It mentions a wedding in Chicago, ads, markets, and sports zest including Babe Ruth, boxing, and a Chicago Cubs shooter milestone.
A 1824 play news fragment reports a Farmers Institute session naming committees to push road and land improvements before the Legislature. Nearby, two new homes were planned on East Second Street with uniform setbacks, and College Place Company work for Mr Dean and Dr Hendrix. The article notes several lots sold and William Brachey killed three hogs weighing about 600 pounds.
A cryptic message warns that investing without safeguards leads to loss and regret. It urges caution and suggests avoiding ventures that cannot be controlled or halted, echoing cautions about risky financial behavior.
A column lists late 1930s radio broadcasts across stations KDKA KYW WBZ WOR WJZ WGY WCAP WEAF with concerts, stories, addresses, and programs. A fragment discusses college football safety concerns and a draft of football rules by Dartmouth’s K Hale, warning against dangers to the sport's prestige and urging measures by authorities.
Poem contrasts rural calm with urban bustle. Speaker prefers the city’s noise and energy to fields and streams, celebrating street sounds, steel, hammer, and rushing feet as the true music of life. Copyright 1924 NEA Service Inc.
A host struggles with dinner party etiquette as guests depart or enter the dining area. The caption hints at a lack of proper conduite as the scene unfolds amid pre dinner and post dinner moments.
The one hundred fortieth annual convention of the Diocese of Maryland will convene at St John’s church in Hagerstown from Wednesday morning to Thursday afternoon. The opening includes a Holy Communion at 10 o’clock with Bishop of Maryland presiding. A procession and choral music follow, including selections from Gounod. Bishop Tucker will preach on Christianity in the Orient.
An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets help actresses reduce fat easily. It asserts steady, repeated use keeps weight down and that the product is sold by druggists or directly from Marmola in Detroit. No free samples offered.
Kansas City specialist Dr. Andrews claims a small, comfortable garment cures rupture without surgery. He says hundreds have freed themselves from trusses, including many with double ruptures. Free trial offered to readers of The News and Test at 481 Koch Bldg, Kansas City MO.
FOR SALE. HOME FOR SALE 11, oRpD sr, only o a few minutes' walk from the center of Frederick. Built on a deep set runn ne to a rear alley. This house has ing 6 team bath, pantry, separate halls, electric gas, furnace and cement pavements. Front of which is built of light color hard brick with a wide grass Twin and no wide front porch across the whole width. Here is the home you are looking for at Jess flan the privee you had expected to pry. Only part cash is required, the balance can remain a First Mortgage. Prive ATAQ, Set your own Tent Estate Center or then owner, lit EH Third St. Telephone 0-3. 10
Public sale at Frederick Court House on February 2 1924 at 11 39 a m includes Lot 23 Rosemont addition Fairview Ave Frederick Md a modern bungalow with frame and shingle house and outbuildings. Also auction of estate personal property at 122 Court Street on February 2 1924 at ten o clock am including Ford roadster office furniture law books and extensive library.
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