The Daily News Frederick Maryland Notice
Editorial note from The Daily News Frederick Maryland outlines submission rules for letters to the editor and notices. It states the paper uses Associated Press content and will not publish unsigned expressions without real-name consent. It specifies mailed or written submissions only, not by telephone, and describes postal handling.
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College trends in 1923 steer grads toward business
On June 21 1923 the piece reflects on how most college graduates now enter business rather than law medicine teaching or ministry. It notes some critics say business success comes from practical experience, while others predict future trends may favor college trained workers. It argues graduates should pursue calling matched to temperament and enthusiasm for lasting happiness usefulness and often financial reward.
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Horoscope predicts mixed fortunes and social focus
Astrological readers warn of conflicting planetary aspects affecting trade and real estate. The Moon in Cancer signals debate over marriage and divorce laws and government matters, with mentions of drought, accidents, and protests. Children may seek change while individuals born under Cancer show potential for fame despite restlessness.
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Oddball quotes and quips mix in chaotic column
A jumble of humorous lines and fragmentary notes references Tom Sims on eyesight, three congressmen in Russia, an impractical flight dream, a cloud parking joke, a New York wedding poisoning, crop pests, glacier fears, college grads’ mood, and German money trivia.
Bennington Vermont Church Marks 160th Anniversary
The First Congregational Church in Bennington celebrated its 160th anniversary this month. Built in 1762 before Vermont statehood, the church has become a national icon of colonial architecture and a model studied by builders from village to township across the region. A legend says locals used a single architectural book, reading and adapting ideas on site, to inspire many Vermont churches.
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Bennington
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Beaded Pockets and Velvet Imports Stipple Fashion Line
Imported beaded pockets highlight a black satin frock with long tight sleeves and a plain bateau neckline. Printed velvets, velvet brocades on chiffon and georgette are planned for fall use as the season features luxurious fabrics and embellishments.
Inquiring Reporter: How do you keep cool
The Inquiring Reporter surveys residents on cooling methods. Dr A A Radcliff says heat doesn’t affect fat people much and avoids heat. Austin M Kline says he doesn’t keep cool. Arthur D Wallace hides under an electric fan in the movies. William W West prefers lying under a fan at a Buffalo restaurant.
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Austin M. Kline
Tarthur D Wallace
West South Street
William W. West
Buffalo
The Tractor Poem by Berton Braley
A rustic ode extols the agricultural tractor as a tireless, powerful worker. It boasts strength over beauty, claiming capability to pull plows and binders, haul harvests, and perform heavy tasks with fuel and driver. The verse frames the tractor as essential modern progress.
Leghorn Hats Hit By Brief Fashion Snippet
Leghorn hats untrimmed with brima varying in width from tiny slede to broader forms are shown with sleeveless jackets for riding and sport wear, reflecting a compact style note.
War veterans and distant profits stain local joy
A letter from Mrs. Min Nugent laments her son’s wartime experiences and the notion of possible profiteering if he had stayed home. The piece mirrors a bygone era’s values, noting greeting cards and impactful life events like weddings or graduations as sentimental counterpoints.
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Min. Nugent
Young Men’s Christian Association Considers Two Week Camp
A seven member committee discussed a two week YMCA camp near the city and unanimously approved the plan. The panel includes Robert J. Delaplaine chairman Albert Gilson Charles B. Groit Solomon Hedges Frank Moore Edward Retch and C Werbert Thomas. Rev Dr T J Lewis Western Maryland College president spoke at the high school commencement and left for Adrian Michigan. Fred W Cramer son of G D Cramer of this city completed his BA and won two prizes totaling 350 dollars at Washington and Lee University. Senior promenade of the Male Eich School graduating class will be held tonight at Junine Hall.
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T. 1. Lewis
Western Maryland College
Adrian, Mich
Lewis
Amon Burgee
Fred W. Cramer
G. d. Cramer
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia
Mr. Cramer
Eich School
Junine Hall
New Market Notes on Visits and Travel
June 21 items list Melvin T Wood and family arriving to stay with his parents in New Market while Melvin conducts Commerce Department business in Washington. The report also notes visits by Adele Boyden, Ruby Jipsley, Katharine Simpson, Katharine Falconer, Marie Wood, and other residents and relatives from Baltimore, Frederick, Washington, and Monrovia, plus travel by Hanfor Hopkins and C W Metcalfe family members.
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Joseph M. Wood
Miloy Davis
Baltimore
Adele Boyden
Woman's Hospital
Balktimers
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Messrs. Hanfor
Robert Hopkins
Taltimera
A. McBride
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RL. Sponseller
Frederick
Ruby Jipsleyr
Mary Ilpsley
Wm. Baker
Eri. L. Grimes
Karl Smith
Washington
Otis Smith
Carrie Ridgeway
Jennie Grimith
Katharine Simpson
John Simpson
Nannie Reich
Frederik
Misa Katharine Falconer
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Misa Marie Wood
Jessie Brown
Samuel Wiz
Chas. M. Tz
Helen Mealey
Front College
Penna
Alma Steir
C. W. Metcalfe
Sarah Metcalfe
Braddock
Geo. F. Sponseller
Charles Bragdt
Mary
Anna Scheel
August Scheel
Ernest Boyes
Saahel
Marie Rover
Heres Trever
Monrovia
Mettie Cithert
Wondsboro
Janson
Lird al. Robinson
Semme
Frederick High School Diplomas Tonight Highlight Class Play
Students from Frederick High School perform the three act comedy Nothing But The Wind at the City Opera House. W Hayes Brown wins Rosenour medal. Robert Clipy Jr takes Young Men's Shop second prize. Silver balls and various medals awarded to Predecick team lettermen and other seniors for football basketball and baseball. Henry Mugtebrecht receives banking course prize. Harry Landis wins 35 gold pieces as second prize.
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City Opera House
Charles Schroedel
Charles Utz, Jr
Kenneth Haller
James Goodman
Hanford Borer
Ruth Michael
Ann Wrightson
Nola Moore
Alice Haller
Mary Elizabeth Catty
Mary Willis
W. Hayes Brown
Rosenour
Robert Clipy, Jr
M. J. Grove
Harry Roelke
William Kline
Arthur Forney
Walker Jolliffe
Austin Esworthy
Eugene Saunders
Harry Roet
Frederick County Baseball League resumes play Saturday
The Frederick County Baseball League will restart on Saturday June 23 with Woodsboro hosting New Market and other games at Mt. Atty wall Thurmont Brunswick Middletown and Emmitsburg. Crowds attended the opening day June 10 and Woodsboro led ceremonies with a parade and speech by Rev Patterson.
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Hall Park
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Woodshorn
George F. Smith
Bible Thought: Winning An Enemy Parable
A brief devotional note cites Proverbs 25 21 about feeding an enemy when hungry and offering water when thirsty It adds a remark that the average man reaches peak muscular power around his thirties.
Today in History June 21 events and figures
June 21 marks a range of historic notes from Henry Wadeon cast adrift with sick crew to mutiny, Captain John Smith’s death in 1631, revolts in 1783, Louis XVI’s fate in 1790s Paris, 1988 Tehran events, and 1918 French front battles. A note on Rainbow Satin fabric and millinery details closes the passage.
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John Smith
Virginia
Umphia
Priyentar
Louis XVI
Paris
Moh
Shoah
Persia
Teheran
Notices in Frederick County Court of Equity 1923
Notices detail a divorce suit Samuel Roth v Goldle Roth with publication orders from the Frederick County Circuit Court of Equity. It lists marriage in Baltimore 1914, residence moves to Brunswick, abandonment in 1923, and lack of issue. Also includes a 1923 notice for probate of Frederick County estate with claims deadline December 24, 1923 and executors Harry E. Kriss, Agnes I. Hill.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
Eharfer
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Brunswick
Virginia
Realty Court
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Eli G. Haugh
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Charles C. Waters
William F Renner
Charles H. Krise
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Eli G, Fiaugh
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Charles McC
Mathias
Otephans' Court
Tate
Harry EB
Kriss
Agnes I. Hill
Frank L. Broner
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