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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1923
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News and Leader Newspaper states it will publish news dispatches credited to Associated Press and reprints only with real name consent. Free notices resembling advertising must be written and mailed to the paper office and not taken by telephone.
A 1923 discussion argues wars stem from government leaders and diplomats, not just capitalists or military men. It urges voters to choose officials who respect other nations’ rights to reduce future conflicts and place responsibility on the people to influence governments.
The editor responds to complaints about noise at a Bible School housed in the Church Street School building. He outlines how only limited recess was allowed, children split between grounds and basement, and total daily recess about 12 minutes. He argues the noise was minimal and unjustly publicized.
Inquiries reveal varied view across readers. Opinions range from support for a first rank navy to caution about peacetime excess, with responses from Richard Simmons, Ed Reed, G W Sherpley, C J Etchison, and Oliver Shipley.
A garbled collage cites remarks about politicians, Europe, Alaska, a missing girl, a ship gold haul, a former senator sued, and odd tidbits on stamps, arctic plans, a truth serum claim, prohibition views, and a schoolgirl complex at a drug store.
The stars offer mixed guidance with Jupiter and Saturn favorable for enterprise yet warn against big investments as Mars and Mercury oppose. War and industry are highlighted in the United States while farmers traders plumbers and show dealers may find promise today. Elders with influence may aid, homemaking gains focus, honesty may falter among some women, and fashioning a reestablished standard of life is urged to prevent national upheaval. Children born today may be rash yet Leo subjects often succeed with talent.
The Frederick area honors Milton Urner as he marks his 84th birthday. A longtime lawyer in the city, he held roles including State’s attorney, state representative, and county senator. Urner led the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School for 47 years and remains superintendent emeritus. He was born in Liberty on July 9, 1829.
In Berlin on July 28 the British postage stamps replace the mark in many business transactions. Workers especially are buying stamps, a survey shows.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a bull owned by EK T Moran of Makies Mall Washington county roams near explosives and eats dynamite caps rock powder and fishing tackle while workers blast nearby. The animal’s danger keeps people away. John Hershberger is elected a director of Franklin Savings Bank to fill Harry Keefer’s vacancy. The Rays Temperance Association of Frederick is organized at the WOU room with eighteen members and officers elected including Irvin Storm as president and Bartris Storm as editor.
Brussels reports indicate ongoing German splits still active at Seebrugge amid new arrests. Government agents describe continuing covert activity and tension in the area as authorities pursue leads.
The piece blends Berton Braley's warning against spreading false gossip with a keep-on-trying verse. It contrasts inquiry into rumors with the value of persistence and resilience in hardship, urging readers to question gossip while continuing to persevere through misfortune.
The letter from Mary Jane reflects July heat in Frederick County with gentle rains, prayers at All Saints, and praise for The News editorial. She recalls picnics, church reunions, camp meetings, Chautauqua, and local life—shops, trees, Odd Fellows Home, repairs, and upcoming school time while noting town changes and communal spirit.
Executrix under the will of Joseph Melgenovitch will sell at public auction on Saturday August 18 1928 at 2 30 PM the real estate a 2 acre parcel with a 2 12 story dwelling house outbuildings a well and fruit trees located on the east side of the road from Shookstown toward the Church of God about 1 mile northwest of Shookstown adjoining Lewis Blank George Whip and others. Terms: one third cash at sale or ratification six months for the balance with interest notes and security or all cash option. A $100 deposit required. Afterward the personal estate including tools furniture and household goods will be sold at public auction under the same authority. Location Frederick County. Dr. Urner Urner Attorneys ch-2T x8-3 10/17
A fragment recalls a shift from Monday to Sunday tests and hints at salvaged beans and a conficated quart, attributed to a National Newspaper Rae Lemh.
When requesting a second helping the knife and fork should lie horizontally side by side across the plate edge not on the table or resting on another dish. This gesture signals the server you desire more without crowding the table or creating a mess.
On July 28 various milestones are noted including the 1674 grant of New Jersey to Sir George Carteret, Robespierre’s 1794 execution, San Martin’s 1822 declaration of independence, and World War I era references. A Paris trial shows Caillaux defending himself as patriotic, denying intent to harm.
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