Daily News Frederic City Notice Policy
The Daily News masthead outlines filing rules for notices and letters, requiring real names or legitimate authority for statements and disclaims publication of unsolicited communications. It lists the Frederic City office and the printing affiliation with The Associated Press as the exclusive source for AP news dispatches.
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Return to the Farm Opinion on rural migration and cost of living
A November 2 1923 column argues high city rents and living costs may push people back to farms. It notes rising farm costs yet higher urban living expenses, census trends of rural-to-city moves, and warns rents offset any urban wage gains. It also touches vacation longing and early political optimism.
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Census Bureau
Inquiring Reporter Hymn Wishes From Readers
A survey of readers names favorite hymns in the Salvation Army and local churches yields varied choices. Mary Crum favors Onward Christian Soldiers, J H Hill cites Jesus Lover of My Soul Nearer My God to Thee and Rock of Ages, Reverend Charles E Wehner shares no single favorite, George Zeigler says he likes them all, David Steiner mentions Glad Day from the Sunday School hymnal. A district engineer letter from W F Childs notes rights of way delays on a contract and requests publication of the reply for public knowledge.
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Mary E. Crum
Salvation Army
J. H. Hill
West Third Street
Jesus
Charles E. Wehner
George A. Zeigler
East Church Street
David Steiner
East Sixth Street
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Maryland
W. Ff, Childs
William J. Grove
Lime Kiln, Md
Horoscope for a day of favorable activity and political intrigue
A 1923 horoscope predicts a generally favorable day for many activities with the Sun in benefic aspect. It urges turning vague plans into definite actions and notes potential gains in employment and influence. It anticipates political maneuvering, cabinet changes in December, and heightened Washington excitement, plus a cautious note on Jugo-Tavia and broader national discussion. Children and youth are described as gifted yet prone to carelessness, while boys gain strong character and girls become capable, efficient women.
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United States
Washington, D.C
Condiona
Parsons
Noes
McClure
All Souls Day and Historic Births in Today’s History
Today in history marks anniversaries from 1848 to 1921 including Stephen Mallory born in 1806 and Theodore Judah’s death in 1868 in New York. Note events for 1894 Nicholas II proclaimed Czar and 1921 coal strike in West Virginia. Births include James Watson and Harlow Shapley among others. All Souls Day observances and Arbor Day celebrations occur. a public hearing on anthracite coal prices in Boston is planned and a Caruso memorial candle in Naples will be lit.
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Stephen R. Mallory
United States
Florida
Columbia
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Pensacola
Theodore LD. Judah
Pacific Railways
New York City
Bridgeport
Conn
Warren J. Harding
Morrow County
Ohio
San Francisco
Sir Walter Scott
Central Park
New York
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Cincinnati
Frederick Schwatka
Portland
Ore
Galena
Hinds
Nicholas II
Russia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Warren G. Harding Irving
Masonic Belief Association
Canada
Washington, D. C
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Boston
Toloyd George
Department of Agriculture
Enrico Caruso
Balm of Gilead Gum Notes Fragrant Medicinal Value
Balm of Gilead is described as a yellowish aromatic gum from Arabian and Abyssinian trees. Its long valued fragrance and supposed medical qualities are noted, alongside a biblical quote about charity to frame the discussion.
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Gilead
Only daughter saves $2,500 from college allowance story
A ninth installment chronicles a Wisconsin University graduate, a railway conductor’s daughter, who saved $2,500 from an allowance and year’s work after graduation. She avoided overspending, learned prudent investing, and faced temptation from oil stock schemes while pursuing a modest clerical career.
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Samuel ©. Rice
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Wisconsin University
Rom Grantm
Northwestern University
Wisconsin
University
Panie
Honda
Turbans and Muffs Return as Winter Styles
The report says muffs long ignored by fashion will regain favor this winter. Two toned satin or metal fabrics form attractive turbans that fit snugly around the head. Black satin gowns feature black and white grosgrain edging on circular flounces. Miss Agnes Bertelson of Minneapolis is noted as a meat butcher expert with knives and cleavers.
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Agnes Bertelson
Minneapolis
Random Snippets and Quips From Distant Newsrooms
A collage of brief comments and oddities from Japan, Paris, Seattle, Lima, and Sayre. Miscellaneous items include a Canadian nurse saving hunters, a Bulgarian royal dating wish, man powered taxis, hooves and mouths cures, and lighthearted jests on honesty and wedlock.
Dynamite Destroys Home in Day’s Explosive Incident
A house was wrecked yesterday by dynamite in a shocking blast. The incident highlights the power of explosives over pen and protest as authorities investigate the motive and perpetrators.
Halloween supper and local notes in Frederick 1903
Local items from The News column dated November 2 1903 note the FHudh Club of New Market hosting a Halloween supper at M P Wood scenery includes chrysanthemum displays at Groff s greenhouse LU Hermann showcases beauty assortments Chief Judge McSherry visits Mount Saint Mary s with dinner hosted by W Clinton McSherry and student connection Beagle trials in Howardsville va with Quynn as judge New Lineanora bridge opening Henry A Herwig buys property on West Patrick Street Major F E Goldsborough set to lecture on the Battle of Monocacy for the Sons of Veterans with G A R and Ladies Aid planned to attend
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Fhudh Club of
New Market
M. P. Wood
FE. Y. Goldsborough
Battle of Monocacy
Sons of Veterans
G A. R
Ladies’ Aid
Careless Use Warned Over Toothbrush Placement
A reader laments careless habits placing a toothbrush on a window sill or washbasin, risking it being knocked off and dirtying the floor. The editorial urges hanging the brush when not in use and protecting it from casual dust.
Are Women Overworked Yes Hundreds of Thousands Also
An advertisement argues women, including housewives, mothers, and workers, are overburdened by laundry, cooking, and caregiving. It claims many support invalid relatives and suffer female weakness. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is offered as a remedy with fifty years of proven results.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Berton Braley Poem A Query Suggested by Curran
A brief poem in which the speaker questions voters about high taxes and political responsibility. The speaker challenges inaction, asking how long the state of affairs keeping people poor must endure and noting uncertainty about the exact duration.
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Henry W. Curran
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