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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News presents notices from Frederick Maryland with appointments and legal notices. The item notes Associated Press copyright and requests real author names for statements and opinions.
A 1923 Boston Chronicle piece examines slang use by retail clerks, noting how excessive slang may hurt impressions with employers and the public. It argues reading good books broadens vocabulary, urges plain English in conversation, and cautions against overseasoning language with slang.
A reader lauds your editorial on The Indictment Against Kepner, calling it timely and forceful. The letter condemns recent local immorality revelations, urges church and press to speak out, and cites H Dorsey Etchison’s remark about upholding high standards in our town.
The Inquiring Reporter notes Champion Jack Dempsey will face Argentinian Louie Firpo in a one round world heavyweight title bout at the Polo Grounds on Friday September 14. Readers weigh in with opinions on who will win and whether the bout is properly set.
A garbled collection of quips quotes and captions touches on politics fashion and daily life. It mentions Mexico's upcoming presidential election Los Angeles questions from a professor and various observations about Europe America and summertime habits through a string of wry lines and anecdotes.
The star forecast notes Saturn adversity for Sunday and warns tov unleash temptation for churchgoers toward relaxation. Farmers may enjoy insect forecasts, while Librans and Leos show ambition and sociability. Monday highlights Jupiter blessing new ventures, with the President’s stars shifting and lawyers busy in lawsuits, libel suits, and public print sensations.
In Carroll County both candidates for Maryland governor plan appearances. Governor Ritchie will address Trinity Lutheran picnic near Westminster on August 4. Attorney General Armstrong has a Baltimore County engagement the same day and the Republican tour includes Strong in the county the preceding Thursday.
Memorial to 150000 Argonne dead unveiled. Two US aviators killed in plane crash near Pot Jarvis. Henry Ford born Greenfield MI 60 years ago. Viscount Haldane born 67 years ago. Julius Kruttschatt born New Orleans 69 years ago. John Sharp Williams born Memphis 69 years ago. Francis F Patterson born Newark 56 years ago. Jamestown 1619 first colonial assembly. Thomas Gray died Cambridge. Rocky Mount attack 1780. Eugene Richter born Düsseldorf 1838. Shunk died Harrisburg 1848. Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha born 1800s.
The record notes the death of the son of Queen Victoria who was born in 1844. It mentions the 1916 forest fires in Northern Ontario causing 184 deaths and the 1918 draft treaty between the United States and Great Britain taking effect.
The support for Judge Thomas grows as both Howard and Anne Avandel factions back his bid. Democrats and Republicans unite in praise of his faithful service and urgent need to continue in the judiciary. Endorsements cite 1 and 18 signatures on earlier and current notices.
Walker New Folliffe of Brunswick wed Lula Vinton Burkholder of Frederick at the Methodist South church. Best man was John Dothife, maid of honor Edna Builson of Baltimore. The couple plans a Mountain Lake Park honeymoon. Camp Rest on the Monocacy hosts a ten day fishing excursion by local youths. Emmitsburg Railroad erects a new depot with ticket, baggage rooms. old depot to be remodeled as a warehouse.
Tohn A. Bartgis and wife transfer property to Edmund C. Bucheltr for $10. Mamie D. Palmer and husband convey to Tiarmen E. Gaver et al for $1. Hermon Z. Gaver and others transfer to Mamie D. Palmer and husband for $1. George T. Pumphrey, 85, and Alvinn I. Mullican, 86, both of Baltimore, obtain marriage licenses.
A 1923 Berton Braley poem previews a photographer's defiant claim I have a camera now after teasing about lens talk and image taking. The second item notes Miss Ina Long of Boonsboro heading to Yochow China on August 2100 to teach at the Reformed Church Mission following a Charleston West Virginia high school teaching year.
A brief description notes a tailored suit and dressy hat with observations on their fabric and fit. The description mentions the knee line of the suit and the linen texture of the hat, suggesting a coordinated attire detail from a historical display.
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