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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
4
The Freder ick Maryland Daily News outlines rules requiring real names for letters and opinions and states free notices must be mailed to offices. It notes the paper is a daily except Sunday and lists publication and address details for submissions.
The article notes criminals may be tracked faster as crime photos are sent by wire and printed nationwide within hours. It discusses how electricity and rapid photo transmission could aid investigations and help identify felons quickly. It also mentions President Coolidge battling a cold and jokes about remedies and cold exposure for health.
Astrologers warn of heavy railway losses and shipping, publishing, and postal disruptions as new Moon in the ninth house signals danger. War may loom for Great Britain, with US military vigor rising. a Prince's death is predicted near the Moon's alignment.
Rev. John Chase, pastor of the Emmitsburg Presbyterian church for five years, has resigned effective July 1 and is expected to move to Baltimore. The notice closes with an ad line about advertising in The News.
An inscription honors Chaucer in Woodstock praising his verse and the old language he shaped. The poem recalls Chaucer dwelling there and shaping love, knighthood, and homely life for many ages, and contrasts him with Churchill’s trophies.
Readers in Washington and nearby towns react to the bout won by Gibbons. Opinions favor Gibbons as the better fighter and suggest he could not beat Dempsey, while others defend Carpentier and expect a rematch or a bout with Dempsey. The exchange notes Decoration Day and hints at a potential Gibbons Wisnover match.
The Frederick high school band will present a public concert Tuesday evening at the People’s Building in Frederick. A collection will be taken to aid the team repair fund with support from county school officials and local contributors.
A fragment describes women at a social event joking and watching guests drink, then waiting for a likely kiss. the tone captures a casual, humorous social moment with dialect features.
A condensed list of anniversaries and birthdays notes notable events from 1696 to 1931 including Sobieski’s death, pirate hangings in Boston, New Mexico’s capital designation, Grant at the American Museum of Natural History cornerstone, Garibaldi’s death, and Susan B. Anthony’s Europe trip. Also recalls a 1921 Berlin food sale without ration cards and Lenin’s stroke report, plus modern birthdays like Thomas Hardy and Taft’s wife, with events tied to anniversaries and commemorations in multiple locations and dates.
Thirty eight delegates from Latin American countries travel to Washington to begin a U S tour studying highways and highway transportation in the United States. Richard and co defendants face Newark federal indictments over transporting the Demps ey Carpentier film in interstate commerce. A Iowa primary sets up races for state offices and congress. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers opens a four week convention in Cleveland to tackle a financial program.
Radio listings from KDKA WBZ WJZ WGY WEAF cover 6 PM to late night with baseball scores, concerts, time signals and weather. Notable names include Miss Helen Irwin, Henri Weinberger, Jose De Cosa, Dorothy Paterson, and Kor Reinhart. Programs span world news, story readings, and musical performances.
Local items recap events from 1904 including a small crowd at Braddock Heights due to threatening weather, dancing ending early, and a May procession at Academy led by the Ladies’ Association and trustees. Committies and conductors named include Lewis T. Gaver Chas. Waites George Sacer James H Censor and Dr W. T Dewney.
A reader asks if the Blanders room is economically furnished and argues the clan space offers advantages. The discussion notes potential benefits for families with children and critics worry about smells and clarity, seeking practical guidance on layout and usage.
NEA Service reports Cleveland will host the Republican convention starting June 10 with 12 broadcasting stations across the east and Midwest. The plan uses telephone wired links and mic pickups to relay speeches and cheers coast to coast, with additional rebroadcasting from Hastings Nebraska and Westinghouse partners to reach the entire nation.
A cluttered page lists Grace Fisher Reeve soprano alongside a radio program lineup and multiple public sales notices. Public auctions include a Cadillac Touring Car and several Frederick County real estate parcels with trustee sales and payment terms outlined.
Order No S242 case D247 concerns capital stock issuance by a company. Petition filed and docketed. publication and service actions ordered. General dates indicate Baltimore and Frederick notices with official seal and secretary signature.
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