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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1924
Page
4
Public notice from The Daily News outlines standards for letters to the editor and notices. It states contributors must sign names and submit in writing for publication and that open letters without author names or consent will not be printed. Free notices should be mailed to the office and not telephoned.
A 1924 column discusses how easy it is for buyers to rationalize graft and urges conscience and integrity. It also covers the round the world flight by US Navy aviators, praising goodwill over speed and noting Magellan era links and public support. The piece touches on pricing, governance, and a local auction at Milton Penn with prices for horses cows hay and sheep.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five residents for views on Governor Ritchie's proposal to separate the University of Maryland Hospital and its medical, dental, and pharmacy schools from the university and return them to private ownership under a board of trustees. Responses vary from support to opposition, citing financial and management concerns.
The stars incline yet do not convict Uranus as the Sun and Moon aspects shape today. Cautions rise for aviation, handling oils and chemicals, with alert minds and bold inventions expected under planetary rulings. The Moon shifts from Scorpio to Sagittarius stimulating constructive efforts and artistic returns. The president of a South American country faces danger per aspects and theatres may face varied conditions.
The pamphlet describes Beatitudes as beacons to higher life and urges self sacrifice. It asks personal reflection on being poor in spirit and prays for guidance to avoid easy paths and foster righteous service through Christ. Copyright 1924 F L Fagley.
A local quip blames risky crossings on wrist watches and stray dogs. The remark says fortune tellers would lose business if not for the distractions on both sides of the street.
The text presents a prayerful reflection on divine guidance and wisdom. It emphasizes trust in God’s knowledge of the heart and the need for moral restraint. It contrasts harmful jealousy with the call to seek righteousness through Proverbs.
The item recaps events from two decades ago in Frederick. A false alarm near the United Fire Company caused a crowd to respond as Charles J. Willeon, a fire director, bruised his knee after falling in a pavement hollow. Edwin De Vilbiss was named notary public at Walkersville. Investigations followed mail-box damage in Yellow Springs with no arrests. Lamar bridge on Catoctin creek undergoes repair. Augustis Herwig moves to West Patrick street. Mrs Folger McKinsey and son lodge with Mrs Louise Woerner. Elmer E. Dixon plans to marry Amy Kump in Abilene Kansas on April 6.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays with dates and locations. Notable entries include Maryland Puritan power shift in 1668 and figures such as Thomas Cushing and Longfellow linked to births and deaths. Also notes on events like a 1922 Trinidad explosion and a 1921 cabinet milestone.
A stylish hat graces a model but not the best suited face. The brim flares softly, enhancing the nose. A hat with a small droop in the brim would be more becoming for this image.
An editorial notes Mr Moan owns a share in the Newark New Jersey baseball club and explains the ownership before his baseball career. It adds that he did not switch for the job.
A collage of gossip and notices spans society quirks and a dense radio program listing. The piece weaves humorous ads, a divorce series tease, and calendar items from multiple stations including WCAP WEAF KDKA KYW WBZ WGY WHS and WJZ, with music, lectures, markets, and bedtime stories interlaced.
Notices record court actions in Frederick County Maryland. Orders nisi approve sale of Luther Staley estate and discharge trustees while administrations are granted for John H. M. Claggett and Lester W. Angell with claims deadlines and publish dates set.
WOR Newark presents a varied program with music by Arthur Klein and Frank Dailey at Meadowbrook, and talks including former Interior Secretary Redfield on Woodrow Wilson. WEAF in New York features May Jennings, sport talk, and piano recitals. Addresses by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and Secretary of Labor close the evening.
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