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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1924
Page
5
A 19th or early 20th century fashion column describes Spanish shawls with long fringe and no embroidery, black and white ensembles, winter coats with white collar, ruffled petticoats in chiffon or crepe, and a white Aynmel dress with black silk braid. It cites Volle lingerie as favored undergarments and mentions a brick-colored georgette dress with pleated georgette panels for versatile wear.
Mr. William J. Grove of M. J. Grove Lime Co. spent yesterday in Baltimore on business. Elva Brubaker, Fifteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Helvin Brubaker of Brunswick, remains seriously ill but now able to be about the house. Mr and Mrs F L Stoner attended funerals in Baltimore for Mrs Edward Reissler and Harry Wilson Jones. Mrs Amy Betl of Frederick visited York Pa relatives. Prof Raymond R Miller and Mrs Miller announce the birth of Gloria Mae January 20. mother and daughter are doing well.
The old tin peddler is replaced by a large motor truck store that travels to homes. It stocks groceries, canned goods, clothing, utensils, toys, books, and magazines, offering a full shop at the doorstep. The concept echoes earlier door to door shops but aims for speed, cleanliness, and convenience with electric lighting and a sizable moving van.
Dr T R Garth of the University of Denver studied color preferences among Southwest Indians. Full blood Indians favored red first then blue violet yellow and white. White men preferred blue then green then red. Education appeared to influence tastes. Squaws and braves showed closer agreement than whites and Indians.
Wheat prices and corn rates are listed in the local markets column with units noted as bushels and cobs respectively. The record mentions low spa and hive terms unclear from the fragment but indicates market quotes for agricultural commodities.
The Maryland Senate convened at 9 oclock with twenty members present and introduced numerous administration and local bills. Measures include amending the Consolidated Coal Company charter, revising trust and bank code sections, authorizing state debt for schools and bridges, and electing changes in county tax and election procedures. The session includes executive time and references to Governor Ritchies proposed legislation. The article also notes achievements of professionals and society events unrelated to the bills.
The newly appointed ambassador from Peru to the United States is Herman Velarde, formerly Peru's minister to Argentina. He assumes the posting after a diplomatic career in Lima and Buenos Aires, signaling a broader focus on U S relations.
Frederick County dancer James Bassford stars in the Pemberton Dancers program at City Opera House Friday evening Jan. 25. The cast includes Stafford Pemberton and a group of young women from Washington with special costumes. Manager Walter Decker promotes the Washington troupe as a premier act direct from a successful engagement.
The Rev David Hughes at Abbott Memorial Presbyterian in Baltimore blamed Governor Ritchie for the Penitentiary escape of Jack Hart and for low morale there. He denounced Ritchie for undermining Prohibition enforcement and criticized Warden Sweeter and police action. The sermon linked broader lawlessness to the governor’s stance. Also notes Shepherdstown High School alumni football game and events in Paris clubs as side items.
Notice invites members and residents to Indepen dent Hose Co No 1 meeting at West Church street hall on Friday January 25 at 7 30 pm. Elections, committee reports and business follow with a post meeting spread for Chermembers. By order of President Thos A Chapline and Sec Rh Be Delaplaine.
Mia Wilson and Charles Wilson express gratitude for kindness and funeral car services for their deceased daughter. Also notes Mountain View hog sale on Friday January 25 with Poland China pigs. Public notices include company consolidation under Potomac Public Service and related ads for clothing, supplies, and farm equipment.
Public notices and memorial items from Grace Reformed Church list an oyster supper on Thursday January 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. with cakes and candy for sale, then a public sale of cattle horses and farming implements on Tuesday March 4, 1924 on a Buckeystown area farm. The notices include real estate sale details on East Patrick Street, a memorial note for Mary L. Groshon, a Christmas club promotion from Commercial State Bank, and local garage advertising Packard and Reo touring cars.
The text lists officers of Citizens National Bank in Frederick Maryland including President John H. Baker Vice President Joseph McDivitt Vice President William G. Zimmerman Cashier Samuel G. Duvall Assistant Cashier Wm Travers Thomas Assistant Cashier and mentions Ludirman of Bosra Holmes 2 Bake as part of the bank.
Potts and Griffin promote West College Terrace in College Park as a deluxe residential area. The ad touts graded streets, utilities, and separate sewer connections, with limited lots and uniform pricing. It promises strong neighbors and no regrets, urging readers to view the property and purchase plans. Several houses are nearly finished or planned, signaling a single West College Terrace development.
Gilmore R Flautt Commercial Printing offers samples for the News Job Printing Office. The copy touts a positive guarantee of high standards for funerals. Thomas Plaice, funeral director, assures proper conduct and praiseworthy service. Address 106 North Market Street Frederick Md. Mark Wood D TarP real estate and insurance at Pythian Castle Building.
Real estate and insurance listing from Frederick Maryland featuring Five and six room brick houses on N Market St and multiple properties on Seventh through Seventh Streets plus all Saint and Church Street addresses. Patrick St and E All Saints St properties, South and West Saint locations, plus farms across Frederick County. Alexander at 177 W Patrick St promotes financing options for cheap properties.
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