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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
4
A compact notice from The Daily News Freder ick Maryland outlines publication practices and submission rules for letters to the editor notices and advertisements. It cites The Associated Press usage and requires real names for communications with guidelines on mail and posting procedures.
A 1924 reflection urges readers to adopt daily optimism and forgiveness. It declares that forgetting past mistakes, avoiding regret, and facing the present improves mood and character, contrasting forgiving behavior with lingering anger and vengeance.
The horoscope notes mixed planetary influences for Gemini. It predicts promotions and public roles may rise for some, while November brings disappointment for several confident candidates. Travel and financial matters look unfavorable, with Mercury hindering accounts. It forecasts a lucky year for birthdate subjects and warns of bold, obstinate children.
A compact note presents scriptural lines about choosing a fast to lift burdens and free the oppressed, citing Isaiah passages and affirming that the word of God endures. The fragment ends with the line All the kuwa while it is news In The News.
A column titled Todays Question gathers reader opinions on the Democratic presidential nominee. Respondents include Edward Doyle of Fremont Nebraska favoring Me Paul Adoodo, Clarence Biser of Samsville uncertain, O Lease of Gast Third Street doubting Ritchie, M C Fulmer near Braddock predicting Davis of West Virginia, and Joan W King near Jefferson opposing Ritchie.
A cluttered chronicle notes anniversaries from 1701 Captain Kidd to 1921 Harding wreaths, plus birthdays for Ruth Fairchild and Fairbanks among others. It mocks booms, weather, and social quips while sharing brief events, jokes, and a long list of dated items.
A dense listing of radio schedules and programs across WEAF NYC WCAP WGR WJZ WBZ KYW WGY and other stations. Includes pianists singers orchestras weather forecasts baseball scores talks and children's stories with times and station identifiers.
Twenty years back in Frederick items note a Rosebuds win 29 to 22 over Wilcans, battery Ro Ship lex and HO Keefer. Adams town beats Jefferson 4 to 4 in baseball with Carn and Suteey batteries. Music recital at City Opera House features many named performers. Severe wind and rain storm disrupted Cumberland telegraph lines, road landslides delayed trains, and trees were blown down.
Unclear OCR fragment suggests a note about women access on a street named Tew Avenue and a remark on aerators not needing to reach for a word, with the text largely nonsensical and unreadable.
The note argues that “Jumer” is part of a name not a title, so addressing “John Erans, Jr” without a courtesy exists as incorr ect. It suggests using “Mr.” or “Esquire” to correct the salutation, highlighting a misapplication of honorifics in formal letters.
Radio schedule lists at 6:35 health talk, 6:40 baseball results, 6:45 string trio with address and solos, 11:30 comedy Cozy Corners, 16:15 songs for children, 6:30 Man in the Moon stories, 7:00 Gertrude Bryan talk and BONER, 7:20 sport resume on WOR Newark New Jersey.
Oil and Gas Journal notes that gasoline amounts to about 15 percent of annual car expenses. Depreciation, interest, tires, repairs, insurance, license, and taxes dominate costs, with typical yearly gasoline at 78 dollars and oil at 10 dollars for 3,000 miles. The article argues motorists overlook depreciation and financing when judging ownership costs. Also mentions Quebec Workmen's Compensation Act implications for employer liability and a note on global matches consumption.
Symptoms in women including nervous conditions irritability melancholia back pains direx spells headaches and hot flashes. These conditions may be relieved by India L Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A recent survey of over 121000 women shows widespread use and reported benefits.
Dr. Hoffmeier of Hagerstown was elected president of the Maryland State Homeopathic Society at the Baltimore annual meeting. New officers include vice presidents Dr. Wisner and Dr. Davis. secretary Dr. Hening. treasurer Dr. Garrison. necrologist Dr. Price.
Writs of fieri facias issued by Frederick County Circuit Court Fritz 1924 direct sheriff to seize and sell for cash the 23 acre tract with dwelling and outbuildings West of Emmitsburg. The sale at Slagle Hotel Emmitsburg May 27 1924 at 10 a m to satisfy officers fees against Alvin L Hess Annie A Hess and Walter L Hess. Conducted by IngomAR Walbaugh Sheriff.
The subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland letters of administration on the estate of Nannie F. Turner, late of Warren County Virginia. All persons having claims against the deceased should exhibit them with vouchers authenticated to the subscriber on or before December 4, 1921, or be barred. Debts to the estate should be paid promptly. Given May 2, 1923 by Mark B. Turner, Administrator, Front Royal, Virginia. d5-2,9,16,23,30
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