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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News announces standard notices and paid announcements with policy on submissions and author identification. Readers are reminded that unsigned opinions require the writer’s real name and notices should be mailed or written for publication.
July 25 1923 editorials condemn the trial of B Edward Kepner for the murder of his wife. The piece laments public disgrace and urges personal reform, arguing the case highlights moral duties to family and community and aims to reconsecrate civic life.
The article lists a Bible school program with students performing recitations, poems, a playlet about God’s grace, and dramatizations including Joseph and his brethren. It notes rooms and teachers guiding children through psalms, prayers, and songs ending with a benediction.
The Georgia Senate adopted no resolutive action but recorded approval of Mr Taft. The item notes supportive sentiment toward William Howard Taft and praises his title and character as a national blessing and benefaction. Local errors present but context shows legislative sentiment rather than an official vote.
The jury in the William Blizzard trial failed to reach a verdict after testimony linked the armed march against Logan County two years ago. The report notes the jury could not agree on a verdict in the case led by the state against Blizzard.
Readers give quick weather opinions across streets and names. Lucille Norris and Edith Winpigler prefer the new weather while Alice Baker and Margaret Zimmerman find it better. P A Hauver notes it is cooler.
A collage of light social notes and quirky opinions covers entertainers like Jack Dempsey and Houdini, political shifts in Britain, jokes about fashion and technology, and local curiosities. References include Marconi, Lute Firpe, and a Kansas farmer, with playful jabs at candidates and daily life amid uncertain times.
The stars incline but do not compel. Jupiter and Uranus in good aspect, Saturn and Venus adverse. Women may take brave public roles and face new tests. men and women may see passable success in work. Real estate and mines may prove unsatisfactory. expect nervous strain and quick-tempered children born under Leo.
A poem in a factory setting voices the idealist view that noise and toil signal a greater purpose. The speaker finds humanity and harmony in the machinery noise predicting ships and towers that will rise as progress and justice emerge for mankind.
The funeral for Dr Joseph G Thomas was held at his Adamstown home at 10 AM with Rev Phinp da Farrell officiating. Pallbearers included RL Thomas W Meredith Smith Lindsay Day Hayes Poole Walter Burrall Myarttin Dat row. Burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery, with M Tt. Michison and Son directing.
Report notes a local home talent show where Tell Binkley quoted, arguing the difference between amateurs and professionals is small. The remark drew attention as residents debated performance standards and community spirit.
On July 26 historical records note the first post office in Paris established. Other events include a mob massacre in Montreal and French retreat from Fort Ticonderoga in 1759 as British force actions unfolded.
Hanover Raiders beat Eborerstown Terriers 10 to 7 at home on Wednesday. Win featured battery combos Lombardy Allegerty and Jassen with key innings from Hagerstown and Wanover players.
Misses Katie and Mary Fisch bach left for Atlantic City. Market street cellars flooded by storm runoff from sewer trench debouching onto pavements. Singanore Wis Inn hosted a lively dance with many local attendees listed. Porter vitrified paving bricks arrived by rail and were being laid on East Church street with 18000 bricks in three cars.
A sixteen month old girl, Marys Tien Strib bard Hubbard of Croagerstown, was attacked by a game rooster while playing in the yard. The spur pierced the skull, was removed in surgery by Dr. Edward P. Thomas, and the child regained consciousness and is improving at City Hospital.
The writer questions why the meal fails to satisfy and argues for more variety. They suggest alternatives such as fresh peas, a crisp salad, lettuce, gelatin, or tart instead of custard, to relieve monotony and improve texture.
Advertises Posié Pian Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat as a non irritating laxative option. Claims bran for constipation relief without dry taste or rough texture. Promotes safe daily consumption and ease for those who once disliked bran.
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