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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
7
The Daily News Frederick Maryland provides standard newspaper notices and policy statements. The text outlines Associated Press rights, submission rules for letters to the editor, and guidance on free notices. It confirms postal registration and second class matter status for the Frederick publication.
A 1333 reflection on the automobile as the greatest invention. The essay notes the industry’s rapid rise from novelty to a massive force, its impact on living standards and health, and its ripple effects on steel, aluminium, rubber, and leather sectors, with high car ownership in states like Iowa Nebraska and California.
Reports show January wholesale tea trade up about 23 percent from two years ago. Merchants nationwide advertise boldly as markets recover, signaling growing confidence among buyers and sellers despite lingering risks in the economy.
A brief filled with scattered lines notes events on March 8 across years. It mentions French ships challenging Britain in a past naval action, a Merrimac reference, battles near the Philippines, a large number of casualties, an American marines engagement in Sanago, and Leoniaszky’s resignation as Russian minister in 1818.
Readers from Woodsboro Buckeys town North Market Street and nearby react to Harry S Young the so called Human Fly death in New York. Opinions range from banning professional publicity stunts to defending daring feats and accepting personal risk.
In Herbert Hoover’s new book American Individualism a brief paragraph argues the presidents’ cabinet shows merit from self-made backgrounds. The excerpt envisions placards labeling workers and tradespeople amid anti-government speeches.
Report shows influenza closer to normal in the city and surrounding area. Measles epidemic in Allegany County remains the sole public health concern. Pneumonia figures include several dozen cases with some hospitalizations and new outbreaks mentioned.
Uncle Niles Turner remarks on his former affection for Richard Cleveland's father upon hearing of Richard's upcoming marriage. The scene hints at political or social intrigue with mentions of election outcomes and shifting allegiances.
Arrangements are ready for the Local Day Alliance meeting at 729 o'clock Friday. Emory I. Coblentz will preside with a choir of 25 voices under Mark Wood Darp. Speakers include Congressman Wham Popehaw of Georgia and Ker Owl of the state Alliance. Davis, secretary of the State Alliance, will discuss Sabbath observance and the work of the organization.
Washington reports 699 506 carloads of fourteen fruits and vegetables moved in 1892. An average of 1 592 carloads per day indicates extensive cross country transport. Factors include White potatoes Apples Grapes Watermelons Cabbage Peaches Cantaloupes Onions Tomatoes Lettuce Strawberries Celery among the crops moved.
Feagsville reports Sunday services at MU Zion Lutheran at 10 30 in the morning and St Luke's Lutheran at 2 20 in the afternoon. The Young Peoples Missionary Society meets Sunday at 7. A Ballenger Grange session is planned Friday evening. Local visitors and weather notes accompany the brief.
Twenty years ago Frederick items include Young American regular meeting called to order by president Seppington with roll call and minutes read by Secretary W. Schier. Dr Z M Goodman opens offices in Castle Building Market Street near Patrick. Harry Smiths Liberty Beiles play at Opera House March 14. Admiral Schley and party narrowly escaped a fatal accident in Riverside California.
At a Cleveland convention brick manufacturers outlined plans to erect 324 090 worth of dwellings. They also projected other structures totaling 3 990 000 000 dollars in value to be built.
Frederick County National Bank authorized by Federal Reserve Board to act as executor. The charter spans ninety nine years. Names an executor in your will to carry out wishes. Our strong vault safekeeping trust papers. Consult trust officers anytime without obligation. Business kept confidential.
Note outlines higher costs for lumber and steel in construction and a tight labor market. Mentions union wages at 60 cents an hour and master builders facing rising expenses. Also lists marriage licenses and a divorce in the Frederick area with brief local details.
The text appears garbled with multiple misspellings and broken phrases. It mentions delays and return addresses, outside the citr, with a note about a postane and a number 4970. Overall, it presents fragmented postal related remarks without clear narrative.
A Baltimore resident from Frisby Street reports severe stomach pains headaches and weakness that left him nearly unable to work. He credits Tanlac with restoring his health and says he now feels regular and energized, praising the medicine highly.
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