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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1924
Page
4
A historical newspaper snippet notes the Daily News printing and publishing details. It mentions Associated Press rights, writer real-name policy, and guidance on advertising notices to be mailed to the office. It reflects standard post office and publication procedures of the era.
A farm journal notes a seed company recovered from a 1921 deficit after advertising in 1922. It argues advertising boosts public awareness of value, helps expand trade beyond local sales, and supports rising purchasing power in the town.
A mixed page includes a Pisces horoscope praising favorable day for building and women in business, plus a Purina Chow personnel change as W. OK. Moffitt resigns to lead the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce agricultural service bureau and J. R. Luber succeeds him. The Frederick Feed Company remains the Purina Chows outlet at 228 East Patrick Street.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five people from random streets if high test gasoline harms the average motor. Kemp says no damage seen, Heim is unsure and prefers other fuels, Gramer believes it will eventually harm motors, Butts doubts it harms reputable engines, Rudy says no.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co asks the Public Service Commission to extend current rates for three months beyond March 31 without a hearing. Dozier A. De Vine says a hearing prep is impractical. Ezra B. Whitman notes extension likely, as no law requires a hearing and costs have not fallen to justify lower rates.
Roy Thomas Trail Mountville and Ida Dorothy Smith North Fork were married at the Leesburg Methodist parsonage March 315 by Rev. Charles L. DeLong. The couple visit Trail's parents near Middletown and plan to live in Mountville after April 1. Jersey grants women voting rights to the legislative assembly as representatives of the people.
An exhausted bootlegger Ike Lark vents that the hot spell tires him and suggests laying out a couple of fines while hinting at his own misfortune. He questions how the unmarried man is treated when things do not go his way.
Daily reading and meditation prepared for the commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. The Wednesday focus centers on Knowing God's Love Through Obedience.
The passage reflects on how God’s will pushes individuals at key moments, inviting personal initiative. It describes Jesus’ submission to divine leading as the source of strength and spiritual knowledge, urging believers to seek obedience as a path to knowing God and serving Him.
The excerpt blends a Bible verse about safety with a prayer for strengthened faith. It then notes a shift as radio critics join newspaper coverage, listening to and judging broadcast concerts, a trend in dramatic and literary criticism expanding to radio.
Two new dwellings begin framing at Brad dock Colony for Mrs. J S Markey and Miss Grace Porterfield. La Fonda to reopen under DeLashmutt Foul Ramsburg. Brightside and Avalon expansions noted. Cramer sells J William Daan property for 2500 to Elizabeth A Williams. Baughman returns from St Louis after bidding Maryland State building deal for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Maryland building to mirror Charleston’s Maryland structure. State Senate advances Frederick City election bill to third reading aiming to curb black suffrage via grandfather clause and property test.
Only Ketten of William G McAdoo and Senator Underwood appear on the ballot. Their names dominate the ticket with no other candidates shown. This brief note confirms the limited field for the election.
An editorial notes the French boxing commission lifting its ban on German boxers could ease reparations tensions. It suggests a symbolic bout between German and French officials might avert future large scale fighting and save many lives.
Wm. A Byers of Hagerstown came home March 17 from Washington County Hospital following an appendectomy. The plum blossom is cited as a symbol of womanhood among the Japanese.
A roll of anniversaries from 1742 to 1922 notes Gen Isaac Huger, Gen Thomas Posey and other figures, with births and deaths. Highlights include Emperor Alexander II revising Russia’s criminal code, 1915 Memel evacuation, and 1920 Ireland’s terror reign after Cork Lord Mayor murder. Also lists birthdays like Sir Lomer Gouin and William J Bryan.
Readers are warned that sticking papers and other thick articles inside a book as a bookmark can strain and break the binding. The advice urges using proper bookmarks and avoiding weight inside volumes.
Radio listings for WEAF New York and sister stations WJZ WOR WGY WRC WCAP KDKA WBZ KYW detail daily programs from 6 00 pm to 11 00 pm including talks concerts stories weather market quotes and children stories with a mix of baritone and soprano performances orchestras and special features.
Notices to holders of Ten-Year Gold Coupon Notes dated May 1 1917 from The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company and The Potomac Public Service Company. All notes called for redemption May 1 1924 at Central Trust Company Maryland Frederick with 101 percent of principal and accrued interest. Interest ceases after that date.
Mrs Toward Stone ig at her West Fifth street home announces the birth of a nine pound daughter on Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Robert Leichert of East Third street listed as extended family.
A man recounts skepticism about medicine until advised by four friends to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He accepted a bet of 30 dollars that it would cure his stomach trouble and claims victory after one dose. The ad notes the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract and offers money back if not convinced.
Eggs for hatching offered by several Maryland breeders. Buff Orpingtons, Rhode Island Red, Barred Rock eggs and chick settings from special pens. Listings include Sere Sotereau Warmwood Grove Md, Harry Stupp Quynn's Hardware Buckeystown, John W Bruchey 39 West South St with prices from $1 to $2 per setting.
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