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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
4
The Daily News is a Frederick Maryland newspaper notice describing licensing and publication practices. The text outlines editorial policy on anonymous letters and asserts mail submission for statements or letters to the office. It notes standard mailing and post office classification of this paper.
Two Esquimaux on a remote Ellesmere Island are to be hanged after a Canadian court found them guilty of murder. The piece reflects on Arctic civilization, Canadian outposts at Craig Harbour, early wireless contact, and plans for a U S Navy Shenandoah cruise to claim polar lands, suggesting potential future American presence at the Pole.
The forecast states Mars Saturn and Venus align in a tense pattern predicting irritability and misunderstandings this day. It warns of offense among nations and individuals with possible crises requiring patient tact from women leaders. Saturn suggests trouble in a major industry and a warned unlucky wedding day for some.
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals about extending city limits. H R Shook argues for expansion to widen tax base and city privileges, while George Zeigler notes potential overreach. Stanley Young supports action, Jesse Lipscomb and Fr A Norris back extension, urging city growth. A horoscope brief hints Aquarius traits for the day.
Obscure verse by Berton Braley on dumbell satire appears alongside upcoming events at the City Opera House. Victor Artists tour features Henry Burr Billy Murray Trudy Wiedoeft and others in a concert, with Pemberton Dancers promising classical and semi choreographed pieces and music by Maurice Srowski.
A scrambled OCR style page mixes quirky notes from foreign news to farm and fishing items. It mentions a Kansas City man in a spaghetti test, Alekhine performing dental work without anesthesia, a Peru farmer offering rent free farms, a whale rib discovery, crook with jewels in a peg leg, and light humor in society and editorial scraps.
A quirky clipping notes the waltz gaining popularity amid playful references to jumpy dances and kitchen tips. It mentions Tom's Kitchen and humorous lines about stomping steak, hob-nailed shoes, and a row of tacks intended to keep grandpa from sliding down a hantster, conveying a lighthearted, era-tinged tone.
The fragment lists dates and figures: Frederick the Great born 1712 in Berlin died 1786 Lang-Souci August 17. 1786. Charles Kendall Adams born 1835 Derby died Redlands 1902. Dutch capture Acheen capital 1874. centenary of New South Wales 1888. Lord Randolph dies 1845. Boy Scouts founding anniversary 1918. US Senate meat packers regulation 1921. five men jailed for life over a lynching in Oklahoma City 1922.
Radio schedules from WJZ WCAP WJY WGY KOKA KYW WBZ and WEAF cover evening programs and reviews. One year ago today troops began return from the Rhine and Nova Scotia premiership change. birthdays include Harraden Barrett Elkins Warreld Wharton.
A fragmentary piece hints at elections stirring money and morale without cutting taxes. It notes a jury acquitting Mrs The Lark Day, yet the outcome feels too late to matter. Kudndy is said to have formed an opinion.
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items report a Valley Academy event with a literary program, a fire on Ballenger Creek Road near Cornett Ammerman’s property, a compulsory education bill for deaf children, Myersville town incorporation proposal, Frederick Select Orchestra dance at Cettysbure College, and a Thursday knitting party at the home of Mr and Mrs Loonis Hoerd in Utica.
A misstep in handling high powered bulbs is described where the heat transfers to a sheet of paper, igniting it. The article notes the risk rises with contact between hot bulbs and paper, urging caution to prevent fires.
The oldest voter in the recent British parliamentary election was 103 year old Mrs Amelia Letts of Birmingham who walked to the polling station to cast her ballot. Pigeon shooting rose as a fashionable sport in England around 1856.
A lingering cough proves stubborn despite standard syrups and specialist efforts. The piece emphasizes a nurse facing a persistent cough that resists ordinary remedies and expert care.
By order of Frederick County Orphans Court the administratrix of Aaron R. Anders estate will sell at public sale the property at 122 Courpieet Frederick Maryland on BATORDAY February 2 1934.
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