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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1924
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland publishes a standard policy note. It states proper attribution for letters and opinions, requires real names, and cautions that free notices must be mailed to the office. The paper emphasizes Associated Press use and submission rules for notices and letters.
On March 31 1924 a birthday celebration featured Charles W Eliot Harvard president emeritus sharing a guiding life principle He praised persistence in the face of opposition and argued mastery of one’s work builds fearlessness and confidence to meet criticism He urged continuing effort despite obstacles.
A compact ledger of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Entries include Francis Asbury death in Virginia, William Morris Hunt birth, Sir William Meredith birth, and other events such as the Oregon mail to California and the Five Forks battle. Also notes on contemporary political rallies, party meetings, and a corruption-era trial in New York.
A fragment notes The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want from Psalm 23 and a prayer to the great Shepherd of the sheep. It also mentions the origin of the canning foods industry in France.
A radio listing from Ketten Station WHB Kansas City announces educational program at 7.00 and children stories at 6.00 by station WRC Washington. Education's Fight For Recognition is noted at 6.20, indicating a focus on educational programming and recognition efforts.
About 25 members witnessed the conferring of degrees upon a large class of candidates from the Baltimore Chapter with Cumberland and Annapolis representatives in attendance at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore. The trip was to machines owned by O C Warchime Samuel G Davall and A W Herbert. The local chapter formed a baseball committee with Arthur Forney as chairman, plus Rolling Atkinson and Dugene Sanders, and planned a Lent post dance with John P D Engelbrecht chairman, Arthur Th Rhoad, Temple Reynolds, Eugene Sanders and William Kline. The Baltimore club announced a match between Champion Timrry Gre and Fay Keiser, the Maryland middleweight, noting China is the thirteenth nation to challenge for the Davis Cup.
Public notice from Frederick County Maryland that Mary Simmons Suipley has letters of administration for Nannie W Simmons. All claims must be filed with vouchers by November 2, 1934, or be barred from the estate. Debts owed should be paid promptly. Given March 31, 1934 by Administratrix Mary Simmons Suipley.
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents across towns about Governor Ritchie’s veto of the Curran University of Maryland Hospital business appropriation. Responses praise economy and moderation, with several agreeing the appropriation was excessive though intended for a needy cause.
Daily meditation prepared for the Federal Council of Churches on Monday. Readings from Mt 12 46 13 9 emphasize doing the Father’s will and forming close spiritual ties among believers. The piece invites participation in unselfish work and invokes God’s approving love and brotherhood of men. Priest Fagley offers a closing prayer.
The sky shows Saturn favorable yet uncertain for the day with Venus Sun and Mars in adverse aspects. The stars threaten women in political games while men press to subordinate them. plays may suffer as audiences grow capricious. Soldiers face poor luck. farmers benefit from weather and new laws. the Moon enters Pisces. Children born today likely lucky. those born under Aios remain intelligent and faithful.
Governor Ritchie vetoed four large appropriation bills backed by insurgent senators led by Curran. The measures include 1.375 million for University Hospital, 759.60 for the Eastern Shore Boulevard, 0.8 million for Salisbury Normal School, and 100,000 for Allendale Training School.
A faded gag recalls a one inch hop on three legs used in early miles as Nowa advances without a boss. The grimmer the motto, the tighter the bond seems to become, as the reader is invited to say what they please about the stubborn guide to progress.
Local notices recap March 31 1904 items from The News column in Frederick. Road supervisors appointed for New Market and Petersville districts. A two story brick dwelling on South Market street sold for 3125 dollars. Emmet and Hooper sign contracts for this season with James Greenley’s Circus, joining in Pittsburgh. A repaired bridge near Middletown inspected. Rev Johnny de Jeffries returns to Wales to visit his mother. Abram J Eichelberger buys George K E Shipler’s grocery and plans to run it.
A detailed listing of tonight’s radio programs across WOR Newark MN and affiliated stations WEAF WCAP KDKA KYW WBZ WGY WNEW WHAZ including music recitals, song showcases, operatic and piano performances, dramatic readings, sports talk, and special programs. Also notes joint concert with WEAF and conservation week features.
A vintage note suggests a thin girl should avoid a tall oree vest with a spring suit, claiming it makes her look thinner. It recommends a graceful fit and soft stock as becoming and fashionable, reflecting era standards of body image and style.
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