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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1924
Page
4
The Daily News provides standard local coverage with Associated Press content and policy notes on bylines and letters. Readers are reminded to submit real names for opinions and to mail free notices rather than calling by phone.
A Kansas convention urges adopting milk as the national drink citing public sentiment and health. It notes Harding and Roosevelt as milk drinkers, argues milk improves road safety and employment credibility, and parodies common social obsessions with fashion and money.
Astrological reading predicts a tense day with Mercury and Neptune in malefic aspects. Caution advised in signing contracts and leases, with potential diplomatic news and unlucky delays for long sea journeys.
A devotional note cites 1 Samuel 12 24 urging fear of the tent and faithful service by recalling God’s great deeds for the people.
Readers from Rockwell Terrace to Petersville weigh in on if today’s storm matched the 1908 Taft inauguration in force. Locals cite downed poles wires and heavy snow as signs of intensified damage.
Daily mediation for the Evangelism commission of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. The text emphasizes unity with God, self, and others, urging believers to align will with God's and to work as co workers, seeking harmony and grace. Amen.
A verse lampoons reformers who champion freedom yet neglect personal hygiene. The speaker mocks radical slogans while urging cleanliness and self-respect, noting a clean appearance could aid a cause. Written by Berton Braley in 1921 for NEA Service.
A reader complains about a clipping service that hides details and delivers biased summaries claiming transparency while readers feel deceived by the screen. The opinion notes distrust and urges clearer disclosure.
A collage of humorous items from Tom Sims Newspaper includes Society quirks about quitting smoking and swearing, a garbled auto stunt in Atlanta, and short notes on garden hints weather and etiquette. It blends bedtime stories, spring drive jokes, and brief columns on beauty secrets and jolly tips.
A recap of notable anniversaries and births with figures like the Earl of Effingham, Pierre David, Joseph Francis, Brigham Young, Mary Anne Keeley, and others. It notes major events such as the Sage Foundation creation, Harding relief appeal, and Roman Catholic procession in Rome, plus upcoming fraternal visits and state conventions.
Multiple radio stations list tonight's schedules with concerts talks and stories from WOR WEAF WCAP KDKA KYW WBZ WHB and WJZ. The piece also reports Miss Ruth Dean’s engagement to Virgil Dorfmeier announced at a Dayton dinner hosted by Mrs Webster Waymire.
The Nobody's Friends dining club in London has held annual meetings for over a hundred years, with its Members gathering once a year in a tradition that has persisted across generations.
A Frederick farmer Mr. EB Clingan reports severe back pain digestion and nervous issues improved after using Vendor tonic. The ad claims the herbal remedy cures constipation indigestion nervousness headaches and related ailments and promotes energy with genuine Vendor sold by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick.
Contracts for supplies for MontAtevuc Hospital and the jail were awarded by the Charities and Corrections board to multiple bidders including Lilly for cattle and Derr for groceries. A wild geese flock passed over Frederick. Rev W Teltzier elected pastor of St John’s in the county including Myersville and Wolfsville. Mountain Dairy Mill price quotes given for corn oats and other grains. Owen W Compher resigns as organist of AML Saints church to take a new post in Norfolk VA. Hamilton Lindsay and Noah E Cramer sell the David T Stauffer suburban farm near Trederick along Jefferson turnpike to Roy T. Hesnaudman of Philadelphia for 15000.
A daily photo shows a girl departing for sports wearing a sport outfit paired with an odd accessory. The caption notes the mix of casual wear and athletic gear was deemed inappropriate.
Advertisement promotes Lydia de Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy for nervous irritable conditions and ailments in women, claiming it restores health and happiness and improves appearance.
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