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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1924
Page
4
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A newspaper column discusses youth behavior in the 18 to 20 age group, citing a dress scandal at a dance and risky driving. Parents question their influence as teens gain independence, noting illegal alcohol use at home and the difficulty of enforcing limits. The piece argues the critical window is ages 14 to 16, when early independence can lead to disaster if unchecked.
The guide predicts a favorable day with benefice aspects for White Uranus Sun and Vetus, good Moon Uranus influence aiding daily matters. Women should take business initiative, acting actresses see auspicious prospects, and theatres may profit. Four weeks of trade prosperity loom. travel is strong. promotions may occur. Birthdates and philanthropy also show positive signs. The piece also mentions a Bright Jewels Class meeting with new member enrollment and a musical program.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers views on summer tourist traffic in Frederick. Respondents from Mt Airy to Walkersville weigh whether Frederick will attract visitors, noting roads, Barbara Fritchie legacy, and road-traffic counts such as 6 557 cars in a single day at the Fair Grounds last summer and 780 in January this year.
Frederick high school hosts the De Molay club from Hagerstown for an 8 o clock game. Washington county will see the first clash as quinnet of the series faces Hagerstown with a return engagement set for Saturday. The series winner advances to a three game title contest with Baltimore De Molay to decide the state championship. Frederick manager William Kling releases the lineup including Werner and Poole with Sanders and Paxson in the starting five.
Misses Anna Wi Catherine Trull Caro line Ross Rogers Laura Ann Gaver and Margaret Fout, all of this city, travel to Baltimore to enroll as student nurses at Union Memorial Hospital. Edith Marshall Miller spends the week end with Mrs CG J Proy in Hanover. J M Diffendal and daughter Pauline reside at Craig Hall Atlantic City with Ida Diffendal of Logan Pa. Mrs Francis HW Urner travels to Tabor NC to visit her mother Mrs Jeannotte Prigevan. Mr and Mrs John Carroll White after five months in Tennessee Washington DC and Maryland depart for home via Bedfind Pa to visit Ars George Ttiser.
Fragmentary text presents a garbled version of the Ten Commandments with corrupted names and phrases. It mentions not coveting a neighbor’s wife or possessions while intertwining misread terms. The source resembles OCR noise from a religious or educational item.
A quirky jumble notes cow skins shipped from Texas to Chita for mah jong nets and pokes fun at language, with asides on saxophones, furniture moves to fool bill collectors, health tips, and a joke about digging ditches and spring notes.
A quirky local column advertises daily garden hints by a self styled plant wizard. It blends gardening tips with humorous society notes and light political jests, promising constant price stability for the newspaper. It mentions Navy beans dark planting and a humorous weather quip about March.
Tom Sims discusses the constitution stored in a vault for safekeeping not due to CEA, while the army may activate planes after cities. He contrasts this with a plan to warn radio stations and notes taxes and taals burden some people. The cynic views the love song as a loud war song.
Key dates include 1810 Jefferson appointed minister to France 1866 Sir Samuel Ferguson born and died in Belfast 1872 Ciuseppa Mazzini dies 1912 Yuan Shikai sworn in as President of China 1922 Diamond mine riots kill and wound dozens in South Africa.
Radio tonight features WOR Newark with music during dinner and a lineup of talks and recitals. Birthdays include Ruth Dale Mary Mills Patrick and Sir Sayaji Rao Ill. List covers WEAF WCAP KYW WBZ WHAZ WGY WJZ and more with varied programs and addresses.
Local items from The News recall a House bill to set voter qualifications for Mechapitestown and appoint peace officers in Frederick County. An education law fine proposal faced opposition in Baltimore, Frederick, Allegany and Washington counties. The Cottage on North Market Street was burglarized again with liquor and cigars stolen. Farm and canning plant offices in Frederick suffered break ins. A printed copy of a municipal elections law, introduced by Senator Robinson, notes elections on the second Tuesday in January 1904 and every third year thereafter.
A jumbled early morning note describes Blandera waking and committing a blurber. It warns that smoking cigarettes before breakfast harms the stomach and may cause a honey feeling, suggesting a cautious tone about health effects.
Poem by Berton Braley urges clear goals and decisive action. It extols certainty, effort, and pursuit across aims from writing to winning. The piece underscores personal achievement and ends with the author noting his success and credit received.
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