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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1924
Page
4
The Daily News announces standard practice for publication of news dispatches from The Associated Press and local notices. It states no unsigned opinions will be published and free notices must be mailed to the office.
An article suggests public speakers gain influence by preparing subheads to outline main points. It notes many bright people stay silent in meetings, and that practice builds confidence to speak without fear. Schools should teach expressive communication as well as intellect.
Two aviators in a world circumnavigating flight crashed in Alaska and escaped the wilderness with courage. The article reflects on Americans facing danger with stout hearts and resourcefulness, noting the two men escaped unharmed.
The piece argues that citizen military training camps cultivate discipline, defining it as self control and cooperative work. It claims discipline produces superior efficiency, fosters leadership, and endows attendees with new force to aid their advancement.
Astrology predicts good luck as Jupiter and Mars form beneficial aspects. The stars incline toward positive outcomes, though planets may also bring bursts of energy or impatience that require calm decision making. Readers are advised to stay confident and focused on goals today.
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents if May has been rainier this year. Answers vary with estimates of three to five inches already fallen and comparisons to last May, with several locals noting unusually wet conditions.
The piece forecasts an energetic summer for mechanics and builders amid favorable planetary influences. It notes government leaders and those in power may benefit, while summer will see attention on military matters and foreign relations. Mexico offers money making chances as some cross the border. trust in family strength and alertness for those born under Taurus.
A transcription of a Bible verse style reflection quotes Jeremiah promising health restoration and peace. The text emphasizes divine revelation and truth and calls readers to seek guidance from the Lord for healing and abundance.
Fragmentary notes recall General Sherman and the passage of years since his era. The text hints at reflection on military leadership and the enduring impact of the Civil War on national memory.
This column lists notable past events and birthdays tied to today including the 1833 tariff vote and the 1920 Matewan clash. It notes births such as Josiah Johnston and Edward White, along with modern observances like World Peace Day and regional church and trade meetings.
Column items note Francis J. Brown on Markell farm with a heady wheat field of the Brown's early variety. A new insect pest threatens Fredericks county peach crops. Special Night Officer Adam Ruchey chased a man near North Market street, firing once and nearly struck by throwing braces near the swinging bridge.
A listing of nightly programs across WOR WJZ WHB WGY WHAZ KDKA WBZ WEAF WCAP and WCAP stations detailing musical performances, recitals and orchestras along with baseball scores and weather updates. Notable acts include Frank Dailey Meadowbrook orchestra Martha Craver soprano Joseph Moskowitz cymbalist Estey Organ recital O S Navy Night and Murray Wachsman Entertainers with Commonwealth Orchestra.
The note explains correct etiquette for addressing envelopes and letters. It states that Doctor Professor and Reverend should be written out in the salutation with two words, while titles may be abbreviated in the inside address or on the envelope. The emphasis is on proper placement and formatting of titles.
Webster and Berry wed at Frederick Presbyterian in Harrisonburg Virginia with witnesses Mr and Mrs Childrells and Miss Elsie Price. They plan a Washington trip then settle in Harrisonburg where the groom runs a bakery. Kelly and Wright wed at Lutheran parsonage with A F E Wright and Ethel Kelly in attendance. Wisner and Staubs marry at Lutheran parish with Rev Dr M G Rupp officiating.
Theatre page notes show The Tempo of Venus at the Opera House tonight with Mary Philbin and Phyllis Haver in the cast plus a comedy. Empire closes today and Maryland Fortune's Mask from Henry stories is planned, with Pete Morrison in The Ghost City episode. Lordy Astor and husband visit Palestine during parliamentary recess.
Aullinery presents R and 10 Mantz millinery with distinct new hats to top off costumes. Features Royal Society outfits stamped and embroidered pieces. Bear Brand Yarns and Art Wool Worsted glow with Cheviot yarns for sweaters.
The note discusses the use of credit as a stepping stone to success and directs readers to contact Community Finance Service Inc located at 4 Augtinnba ugh Building 2nd Floor West Washington Street Hagertown MD for assistance.
A spring wedding in Frederick on May 17 united Miss Cornelia Ross daughter of Richard Petts Ross and Alfred Sheppard Dashiell of New York. The ceremony at the bride home was by Rev J Marshall Wilson with J Rouse Burns as escort. Dashiell, Princeton graduate 1925, is a Scribner editor. they will live in New York.
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