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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1924
Page
4
A fragment from the Daily News of Frederick Maryland describes the newspaper’s policy on letters and notices. It states real names or authorizing agents must support statements and advertising notices must be mailed to the office.
A Detroit banker backed plan to prevent future wars through education, with support for teaching the gold rule, international economies, and wartime truths. The piece argues wars harm all and urges child education to foster world brotherhood and peace. It notes a new educational peace award and critiques reliance on arms.
A press inquiry asks Frederick county residents if they support a 55000 bond for schools. Respondents from Middletown Myersville Woodboro South Market Street and East Sixth Street express mixed views, citing high taxes and debt while some show conditional support.
Meditation for the Evangelism commission tracing Jesus in Matthew 4 1 11 on Temptation. It notes Jesus faced moral risks and chose to use power for good, inviting personal reflection on today’s temptations and seeking divine strength and guidance.
Berton Braley reflects on resolve and self deception in a humorous poem about trying to quit tobacco. The speaker recalls betting a friend that quitting is easy and ultimately concludes mastery over quitting proves nothing about willpower.
A humorous note praises Dan Cupid as the most popular promoter during long snowy winter afternoons, describing a peaceful scene with a rattling conch and idle moments as the crowd imagines romantic schemes.
Dan Dobbs reports a collage of society items and light chatter across sections titled SPORTS RADIO NEWS FINANCES WEDDINGS WEATHER TAX NOTICE EDITORIAL HOME HELPS MUSIC NOTES BIRTHS POLITICS and more. Tom Sims buys back the paper and promises advertising, humor, and a playful policy.
Twenty years ago Frederick hosts report from Interstate Convention of the YMCA in Cumberland with glowing accounts. Rains flood streams and a boat is needed to cross water on the road near Buckesstown. Frederick hospital shows record month with 86 patients, 13 free, 9 reduced, 32 operations, 4 deaths, 55 discharged. February sees 55 patients, officers elected: Ida M. Markey president, A C McCardell vice president, Margaret Wood second vice president, Estelle Castle recording secretary, George Thinlein secretary, treasurer Robert Nicodemus, James McSherry re-elected to executive committee, new house committee members named.
Highlights of historical events and notable birthdays listed for today including Napoleon’s era news, delays in semaphore, deaths of Dominique Boutigny and Mary Lyon, Ericsson’s Monitor completion, and a Canada Dominion milestone. Also notes Ash Wednesday events and a partial solar eclipse.
A note states it is nonnegotiable because it depends on a condition, noting that payment applies only "if he paints my house," and thus is not an unconditional promise to pay. The clause renders the obligation conditional and limits enforceability as a negotiable instrument.
WOR Newark broadcasts music at 6 15 dine time and hourly programs from 5 to 10 30 with choirs, recitals, talks, and an Hudson Maxim address. WEAF New York airs religious services sport talk song recitals and pianist performances through 10 30. KDKA Pittsburgh presents dinner concert and Lang Christus of the Passion Play. KYW Chicago offers children stories dinner concert and health programs. WBZ Springfield features dinner concerts and bedtime stories. WHB Kansas City provides popular music and talk. WJZ New York lists Shadowland story dance program and a pianist at 10.00.
Astrologers deem Saturn Uranus and Jupiter adverse while the New Moon conjunct Uranus in the eighth house signals danger to notable figures and potential railway and financial troubles. Caution advised for investors and aviators as the period may bring excessive trends and losses. those born under Pisces face changes.
A jumble of fashion tips and quirky lines recounts spring coatings boots caps and gowns in tweed silk and chiffon. mentions a Chicago heiress engaged to a plumber and a jailed trio. Ireland seeks US trade. a London palace promises a vast engineering hall for the British Empire Exhibition.
Marriage licenses listed for Charles Seth Lane and Susan May Gambrill in Hagerstown and Henry C. Baker with Ethel I. Roberts in Beallsville. Notices include executors and creditors in Frederick County with due dates in 1924 for claims against estates and letters testamentary granted by the Orphans Court.
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