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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1924
Page
4
The Daily News is an independent daily paper publishing news from the News Post Building on Court Street in Frederick Maryland. It carries Associated Press dispatches and requires real names for publishable content with letters and notices mailed to the office.
The piece discusses a surge of young women using bold tactics in robberies, noting their rarity compared with male criminos, and argues social changes, access to power, and the need for clubs and activities to steer restless modern girls toward constructive paths. It weighs social attitudes and calls for more female athletic and social engagement.
Stars incline but do not compel say observers in a 1924 forecast. Saturn and Jupiter loom malefic for commerce while political ambitions glow in June. Moon in Aquarius warns caution. floods and labor clashes loom. Aries natives may seek nonroutine paths. Copyright 1924. McClure Syndicate.
Diphtheria patient among the sick on North Market Street shows slow improvement. Mrs. William Foreman returns home from Frederick City Hospital after an operation three weeks ago and is doing considerably better. Miss Susan Smill remains critically ill with bronchial pneumonia but shows improvement and has started a recovery stretch.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers varied local opinions on Attorney General Daugherty's resignation. Responses range from surprise to expectation with remarks from Albert Coblantz Ella Summers A F Briscoe Al Whorley and M S Zimmerman reflecting differing views.
A dated compilation shows numerous property deeds transferring parcels among residents such as Charles K. Shine to Charles Olaud and others with nominal sums, plus a sequence of city and county transfers. It lists marriage licenses for Frederick area residents, and a composite civil case regarding estate and sale of real property, with attorney S. P. Bowers representing the plaintiff.
An opportunity for girls to appear with the Pemberton Dancers as they return to the city. Auditions are at the City Opera House at noon on Monday March 31. Selected contestants will be trained free of charge and perform with the troupe on special request.
Quotations reveal concern over spending time on people while neglecting other tasks. Citizens discuss how to measure worth and community ties, noting busy livery stables and social pressures shaping town life.
A quirky local column from Abereh chronicles the last Saturdays of winter and hints at April fools, notes warm weather, blooming hyacinths, and frogs. It mentions church bells, Lent practices, Easter preparations, garden plans, rising prices, and regional news from markets, mills, and society events.
Twenty years ago Frederick headlines recall a disputed hall score between Maryland School grounds teams ending 4a) for M. D. o and DD. Wahn and Reynolds led Frederick’s battery end. Governor Warfeld signed bills now law affecting Frederick County including licensing limits near Point of Rocks and town incorporations. Sheriff Young visits Washington as Baltimore Conference appoints church leaders in Frederick District and local pastorships change hands.
Anniversary notes cover 1676 attack on Providence 1799 Derby birth 1821 Meigs death 1863 Grant order 1906 Saskatchewan legislature 1916 Villa clash 1919 Villain acquittal 194? burning of Quebec shrine. One year ago radicals trial St Joseph. Birthdays include Elihu Thomson Brentano White Young. Today's events note Meigs death anniversary Camp Fire Girls Kansas City pre primaries Punjab annexation National Negro Health Week observance.
Radio schedules detail programs across WEAF WOR KDKA KYW WGY WCAP WBZ WHB WJZ and others. Includes health talks musical performances religious services and special guests such as Douglas Fairbanks Mary Pickford Will Hays and D W Griffith. Golf note on British army fatigue dress adoption.
A short, dated style comment on women’s attire describing trims as unfit for a middle aged, scantily locked woman. It favors softer lines over stiff wings and quilts, claiming such features suit only a straight featured, younger woman.
Levin B. Johnson announces a public sale on his farm along the Semus to Hyeatistown road near Conus on Tuesday April 10 1924 at 6 o clock. The catalog lists draft horses cows hogs wagons mowers binders tools hay feed and farm equipment with eight month credit on sums over ten dollars and cash on day of sale.
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