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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1924
Page
4
The notice appears as a clipped editorial style announcement from the Associated Press rules and publication policy. It references FREDEHICK MD and the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and requires real names for authors, disallows unsigned opinions, and directs notices to the Freder matter office.
A 1924 discussion notes that most crimes are by youths aged 17 to 21 with sub normal intelligence. It notes no link to ex soldiers and cites home life and schooling as key factors. It also touches on post mortem body preservation and political tensions in France.
Lewis F. Kefauver of the House of Delegates argues against repealing Maryland's 8 percent mortgage tax. He cites the 1896 law, taxation of tangible property, road and school funding needs, and fears tax shifts would burden farmers and others, noting local support for equity in tax adjustment.
The Inquiring Reporter collects opinions on a single six or seven year presidential term. Responses cite dislike of two term politics, support for four year terms with reelection, and caution against changing tax and mortgage policies without broad analysis. Letters from local residents discuss taxation, road bonds, and state maintenance impacts.
A brief, fragmented note warns readers to ensure accuracy before acting and to keep to the left while driving. It oddly mentions an electric rank and inhalation, labeled as copyrighted material from National Newspaper Service.
The Sun and Mars favor this day for bishops and church heads seeking influence and power. Neptune is adverse early, while amicable associations with helpful people promise future benefits. Doctors and caregivers may be called for severe service. hospitals see gifts as space grows. England India relations may calm. other regions face trouble.
A quirky item notes London embracing a dance trend forecast to produce a wave of wrestlers while other tidbits report a Brocton grandma dyeing hair at 35 and a Techny preacher warning Mah Jongg raises cuss words. dated, fragmentary and comic in tone.
WJZ New York offers Uncle Wiggily Stories at 7:00 followed by a concert 7:30 and recital and address at 7:45 and 8:00. At 9:15 the Canadian Society Dinner. WGY Schenectady presents dance music at 6:30.
A historical newspaper fragment recalls a Stanford Kentucky teacher who spanked his pupil wife, sparking reflection on fear and control in marriage. The piece blends aviation notes, entertainment radio schedules, and a brief anniversaries grid with multiple era references.
From The News columns dated January 26 1901 a petition from Liberty district seeks law enhancement to ban cider and wine sales. James Tate of Tocky Ridge killed a four foot six inch chicken hawk and multiple smaller birds. A movement to close Frederick groceries at 630 PM on weekdays is noted. Officials and officers of Catholic Benevolent Legion lodge are listed along with their roles and trustees.
A historical note observes offices that fail to update calendars timely. It argues that out dated wall calendars, decorative or plain, convey a careless impression and reflect poorly on organizational discipline.
The poem narrates a couple who marry without knowing etiquette and later split after the wife reads the Book of Etiquette. It contrasts natural affection with prescribed social rules and notes a 1924 copyright. An aside mentions an 1855 San Francisco chess match between Michael Phenland and Damon.
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