The Daily News Front Matter
A historical newspaper masthead for The Daily News in Frederick Maryland outlines publication norms. It credits The Associated Press and sets policy for letters to the editor and paid notices.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1924
Page
4
A historical newspaper masthead for The Daily News in Frederick Maryland outlines publication norms. It credits The Associated Press and sets policy for letters to the editor and paid notices.
A New Jersey bill would regulate teaching history in private and public schools, ban books in classrooms and libraries that portray the Declaration of Independence War of Independence or other wars unfavorably, and bar such works from sale or exchange. Princeton faculty oppose it, arguing it curtails access to key historical sources and could violate free speech and the press.
A county reader urges a fair share of a 95 000 dollar school bond be directed to rural schools rather than clustering funds in eight or ten communities. He outlines decades of bonded debt, cites state road funding support, and notes a forthcoming bond issue to continue county education and road programs.
A reader poll from The Inquiring Reporter features opinions on essential foods and a sharp critique of rising bonded debt in Frederick County. A county official laments debt growth, outlines interest costs and future sinking fund needs, and questions the impact on children, while the Board of Education seeks 95 thousand dollars for rural school repairs and new construction.
A rare moment shows concurrence with our stance on a resemblance. The piece notes skepticism toward gossip and urges restraint in discussion.
Dan Dobbs’ Daily Dan column folds society notes and light quips from weddings health and fashion. A mock editorial tone surveys trends hair vanity rings and leap year Cupid while cartoons on markets farming and sports mix with playful jabs at politics and moralizing humor.
Twenty years ago Frederick notes report Grace Reformed Church nearing completion of its new building and the urgent need for a pipe organ. Andrew Carnegie offers to provide half the organ cost two thousand dollars once the first payment is collected. Also listed are elected directors of Colt-Dixon Packing Co and Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Co.
A compilation of historical anniversaries, birthdays, and events. Key entries include David Atchison serving a day as ex officio U S president in 1819, Henry Smith’s death in 1851, and Queen Victoria’s 1900 shamrock regimental honor. Also notes on Wade Wilson, U S presidents, Shrove Tuesday, Mardi Gras, and political events in 1921.
WJZ New York lists orchestras and soloists led by Paul Specht and others with times from 6 to 11 pm, WOR Newark features Hinshey and Miller orchestras, WEAF hosts Charlotte Nadler and Battery Trio, and WB travels to Pittsburgh and Chicago stations with Here are the night’s musical offerings and talks across multiple networks.
The note argues checks should display the number in the upper right corner to help issuers balance accounts at month end. It criticizes current practice as poor policy for not numbering checks on the studs.
Astrologers say the day favors courage energy and ambition with Mars Mercury Saturn and Venus in benefice aspect. Surgeons dentists machinists engineers carpenters and gobbers benefit from best direction. Favorable hours for study and reflection stock raisers expect a better year with strong cattle demand.
Individuals born under Pisces may see improved money and business prospects in the year ahead. Employed persons could benefit, and children born on this day are described as quick, clever, talented, and successful. The Pisces subjects are said to rise rapidly in their undertakings.
A poem titled Meet the Wife by Berton Braley depicts Bill Hubbard praising his wife with tender, radiant sincerity. The speaker notes critics would scorn the phrase and the speaker’s manners, yet Braley highlights profound affection and a glow around the couple despite Bill’s rough exterior.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat loss method requiring four daily doses to reduce weight without starvation diets or exercise. The copy claims the tablets are harmless and available from druggists or by mail from Marmola Co. Detroit.
Agent for owner advertises a public sale at the farm of the late Gurtls W Thoms near Adams Town Maryland on March 15 1924 at 10 o'clock. Items include horses cattle wagons farm implements and two acres of wheat with terms cash under 10 and notes for larger sums. Settlement with the clerk required and removal after payment. Auctioneers and clerks named.
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