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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines publication rules, including AP reprint rights and required real name for opinions, with notices and advertisements requiring written submission to the office and mail handling terms. It notes post office entry as second class matter.
The article warns of heat relief drownings in streams and waters and urges care in swimming. It notes many incidents involve unsupervised youths and emphasizes supervision, safe bathing facilities, and parental oversight during hot months. It commends Boy Scouts for teaching outdoor safety practices.
William J. Grove urges newspapers and employers to spare road crews for harvest aiding farmers in Lime Kiln Md during a storm damaged season. He notes more than fifty road laborers already help and warns of ongoing road projects risking losses of five hundred dollars from storm damage while stressing road work remains essential year round.
A fragmented poem about a peddler moving through city and country, bearing dreams and emotions in a worn pack. The verse contrasts the peddler with a postman and laments missed opportunities for experimental commerce and shared dreams.
Answers from residents on West Patrick Street and nearby areas show a mix of enjoyment and activities. Pauline V Hemp says she spent a very enjoyable day while William Brish and George Koblumenauer report fishing and combining time at Braddock Heights with target practice at the mill. Daniel Leatherman notes the celebration was enjoyable and mentions meals out andCompany A.
A jumble of quips and ad lib observations about vacation travel, marriage tensions, minor mishaps, and humorous one liners. Topics touch on fatigue after breaks, household duties, weather, insects, and odd proverbs, reflecting light weekly humor. Named figures are scarce. the tone mimics a casual column of witticisms.
The stars incline but do not conn er Neptune brings early morning power to influence minds toward grand schemes and fraud risks. Mars signals possible storms and destruction while conventions and large meetings praise cooperation. earnings losses, promotion for workers, and luck for children born under Cancer.
The Braddock Heights Community Center annual meeting elected officers for the past year with 80 attendees. Re-elected were H. C. Davis as vice chairman Ferdinand Schneider as treasurer and Mrs. Vo Om Creed as recording secretary, among others. Committees reported with strong community interest in fire prevention and care of the water supply, and praise for health measures and resident cooperation.
A pair of pedestrians crashed into a Safe Bud vehicle last night causing minor injuries and bumper damage. The incident prompted police to block the scene as witnesses described the reckless moment and the vehicle’s headlight dust.
A compilation notes Henry of Lancaster’s 1399 rebellion suppression, Napoleon’s 1798 Cairo fall, Salvation Army founding in 1866, a Spanish warship destruction near Havana in 1898, and air force clashes in World War I 1918. Also cites large Pacific herring catches and a reflective line on warped glass.
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items report Wall Fout new in The News business office after Keefer’s death. A petition calls for sewer along Market Street between Church Street and Carroll Creek. Dean Hendrickson, son of Chas Hendrickson, broke his arm crossing a railroad track near Gittinger cottage. An attempted stable fire at Mrs Hahn’s East Third Street residence was quickly extinguished by neighbors. Henry Bryst killed a large black snake three feet seven inches long after it chased William Houck, who narrowly escaped harm.
The notice records multiple real estate transfers in Christian Eckstein to Emory Crum and others, with values from $2,000 to $280, plus numerous transfers to Maurice Solar, Clara Esterly, and Mahlon Grossnickle in various counties and cities. It also lists marriage licenses for several couples across Maryland and nearby areas with ages and locations.
Frederick District announces candidacy of George Roderuck for Judge of the Orphans Court subject to Republican primary. Support and influence requested. District reference indicates the contenders and upcoming decision dates.
End of period balance sheet lists assets liabilities and capital with items including deposits capital stock paid in surplus fund undivided profits and reserves. It references national banks private banks trust companies and deposits subject to check with totals noted in thousands and hundreds.
After arriving from the store, berries should be removed from the box and inspected. Check for spoiled berries before placing the rest in the ice chest to prevent spoilage from a single bad berry spreading to others.
A vintage advertisement urges Miss Freckle face to try Olhine double strength to remove freckles at no cost if ineffective. It claims a clear complexion with a few applications and guarantees money back if freckles remain. The offer notes one ounce suffices for worst cases and warns to ask for double strength Othine.
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