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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News serves Frederick Maryland as an independent paper with AP dispatches. It requires real names for letters and opinions and notes notices must be mailed to the office for publication. requests via phone are not accepted.
A widow's anti drug expose unfolds amid death threats from addicts. An essay in Current History argues narcotic addiction is primarily physical, evoked by medical pain relief, creating a disease basis rather than inherent criminality. It calls for a shifted medical and public attitude toward addicts.
Poem discusses extreme heat and urban discomfort with vivid imagery. Mentions superheated air, breaking thermometers, and sweating to excess. Also notes a medical update on Dr Stephens and Tyr M Bates Stephens and a Moscow exile haven for fighters against international reaction.
Residents share opinions on the opening Chautauqua program. Mrs Harry Allochner, Miss Diargar Lough, Miss Elle, Prof Gale, and Albert Beest Patrick Street praise the performances and novelty while urging attendance and continued high quality.
A garbled jumble of witty quips about fashion, international snubs, crime, and daily life. It mentions fear easing, rival stations in England and France, a man who survived a shotgun injury, bootleggers, Jesse James, electric fans, finances, and fleeting truths about happiness and aging.
A reflective column recalls a hot August day with rising sun in the east, ice cream cravings, a circus visit, and local scenes from Braddock to Pen-Mar. Chalked memories include weddings bells, death bells, Monocacy water, and a plea to support the Free Library while awaiting rain and a cool wave.
A fragmented note claims a fictional royal figure, Roseft, weds two widows bearing twins, asserting public disbelief in the union. The piece mocks modern tabloids and mentions a drug that supposedly stops lying, casting doubt on its usefulness for the telephonar.
The column predicts Jupiter grants power to authorities and urges initiative for new ventures and openings. It warns of possible salary delays despite successful quests, notes scrutiny of cabinet ministers, military training discussions, and general cooperation in business and social life. Cancer children face life obstacles yet possess strengths for success.
A fragment listing events tied to July 21 across history. It mentions Darius the Great’s assassination in 340 BC, Drake’s Armada action in 1588, Burns’s death in 1796, Napoleon’s victories, Bull Run in 1861, and the 1918 Allied defeat at Chaumont.
A fragmented account recalls Webb’s Civil War era role, including his Loyalist actions and South supporting letters sent through a line during wartime. It notes Webb’s warning of Lee’s movements and his later supervision of Port Carroll construction before the war.
A reader notes that choosing longer, fitted lines can slim the look of a man in a suit. The suggestion emphasizes balance between shirt, tie, and lapels to avoid oversized appearance.
Twenty years ago Frederick observes a Catholic church tragedy with the St. Tuhin’s Church bell tolling after the pope’s death and the church draped in black. Local visitors arrive in an ambulance. details describe a scene near oak lock and a small fire amid a dim glow, with Sunday school events noted at Trimark United.
Public sale set for July 23 1922 at 2 pm on the premises featuring 71 acres of land four miles north of Frederick on the east side of the Frederick Thurmont road. Also offered are substantial farm equipment and household goods including wagons plows harness tools furniture and bedding with terms requiring half cash on sale day and balance in six months. Executors of Philip H Morningstar and Darius F Watkins estate administrators invite bidders and note additional sale August 7 1923 for further farming implements and household goods with three month credit.
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