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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1923
Page
4
A partial and garbled notice explains Associated Press credit rules and opinion submission requirements. It states names must authorize statements and comments published with real authority. It warns advertisements require written notices mailed to the newspaper office.
Recollection of the July 4 1776 birth of the United States urges renewed dedication to liberty and justice. A whale of a passenger ship Leviathan resumes Atlantic runs, praised as largest fastest safest, with commercial hopes and wartime ties, amid prohibition-era trade hurdles.
The Braddock Women's Club held its final summer meeting at Braddock Grange Hall on Friday June 29. President Miss Daisy Bast led a brief session with reports from Frazer Holt on weekly Maryland University studies and a guest remark by Mrs. McCauley of California. Refreshments followed a Walton demonstration by Mr. Thompson as members admired fancy white wool sweaters with cross stitched bands.
A reader poll asks which Fourth of July celebration people prefer. Margaret Roderick and Arnold Whitmore favor safe and sane events, while Yiday Shipley and N W Ginter support a noisy celebration. Wilbur Sheffield and N W Ginter voice varied views. report on Bryan challenging the Dempsey Gibbon winner is unverified.
Horoscope notes a lively day with good luck for job seekers before noon and gifts bringing gratitude. It warns of political blunders, moral concerns, and potential crime, then shifts to stray quips about film stars, politicians, artists, and odd facts from various briefs and jokes.
Deeds recorded for Eckstein to Moore and Hildebrand to Green. Trundle to Grossniehle and Trundle to Grossniehle. Several marriage licenses issued for pairs from Frederick and nearby towns including Long and Long, Jones and Flim, Suimmers and Churchman, Knisely and Manning, and Dissinger and Blast. A German wireless station plans two mountain aerial masts of AESO feet and 3083 feet high, spaced one and two miles apart.
Health authorities tighten control over monk shipments to Baltimore with new rules. Dr. H. Shrader oversees enforcement and reports 17 percent of milk exceeded temperature limits during heat wave. Refrigerator trains to supply the city from the Frederick branch area will keep milk at 70 degrees in transit. Uninspected farm milk from outside the state is barred. Hearings on health law violations are set this week. Lip sticks flavored with fruit essences such as danuge peach and strawberry are on sale in Paris.
A fragmentary line notes Mrs Tafe Sid’s maid has been with her for three years and already avoids overfilling water vessels. The remark jokes that starting the day with a smile marks an optimist.
Twenty years ago Frederick items note Aton Burges and wife at Ocean City Md Prof John T White of Cumberland with Mrs White visits Middletown at the old family homestead Jefferson street He attended the Maryland State Teachers Association meeting at Ocean City Notnasle Brothers of Frederick buy five steer from Henry C Minor near Buckeystown weighing 480 pounds The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway stockholders elect directors including George W Samuth John Motter Thomas H Haller and others At the Maryland Democratic State Central Committee in Baltimore a surprise boom for Gen I Victor Baughman as governor candidate is sprung
Berton Braley’s poem The Fathers extols the founders who signed the Declaration and fought for liberty. It links their vision to today’s inheritance of freedom and calls readers to keep faith with the ideal of human freedom as guiding light. The piece credits the words and legacy to the early nation’s forebears. The second item notes a Bible Class invitation event and a Kensington Museum gift of ancient Egyptian water clocks.
A long list of ex service men names appears to be published, including Damuth Danner Danner Dansberger Day Davis Day Day Day Debniff. The roster lists numerous individuals such as Darner Darr Davis Day, Dean Delaplaine Delauter Derr Detrick and many more, concluding with Roy Say You Saw It In The News.
The article notes that buying ice in small quantities is wasteful because it warms the ice chest, so keeping ice in larger blocks preserves cooling. It mentions the temperature near freezing and warns against poor storage habits that hasten melting and waste.
An advertisement urges women to act quickly when afflicted with backache headaches nervousness dragging pains and irregularities. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a great American remedy trusted for generations to restore health and relieve suffering.
A compact historical note recounts July 4 milestones across U S history from 1776 to 1918 including independence, state annexations, battles, and notable decrees. It lists events from Monroe’s era to Grant’s 1862 siege, the Hawaii republic birth, and a Kansas tobacco paper law, ending with a public sale warning.
Notices warn heirs and creditors of estates in Frederick County Maryland. Executors Frank L. Stoner and Susan F. Gittinger acknowledge probate for Henry M. Gittinger and Phillip H. Morningstar, call for claims by January 14, 1924 and July 1923 dates, and instruct immediate payments from debtors. Orders detail sales reports and approvals in circuit and orphan’s courts with deadlines.
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