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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1923
Page
4
In a late 1923 column Charles P. Steinmetz analyzes the push for water power and railroad electrification. He warns capital costs and labor limits slow super power projects, urging saving and favorable terms for investors to unlock funds while avoiding public alarm over profits.
Li Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wehler and family bid a farewell from Frederick as they plan to move to Baltimore for new pastoral duties. The letter expresses gratitude for support from Frederick residents, Howl College members, and local churches, and reflects on twelve years of service and warm memories. CHAS. E. WEHLER AND FAMILY.
Several bettors name Zev My Own and Admiral Gray as top contenders for Kentucky turf classic. James H Bowers backs Zev Philip Beard favors My Own Murray Wachter sees a tight race with Zev edging rivals Clark Miller and Harry Pennell also pick Zev each contending a close run awaits post time.
Astrologers see Saturn Mercury and Venus in beneficiant angles making this a good day for labor changes and cooperative ventures. Signing contracts, weddings, and theater related dealings are favored while women should push business interests. Fire and theft risks loom for some. careful planning and prudent speculation advised.
Household suggestions highlight leopard and lynx patterns for coats, vertical fur bands on dresses, satin and chiffon evening gowns with lace touches, and decorative kerchiefs. The piece notes bold fur bands from shoulder to hem and intricate cutout motifs on colored silk or chiffon handkerchiefs.
A historical list notes events and birthdays on this date. Notable entries include William Cullen Bryant born 1794 in Massachusetts and Pearl M. Craigie born 1867, with mentions of Texas provisional government 1835 and various world events and figures tied to today’s date.
A World War I veteran who lost a leg becomes a model of prudent investing. Jim Downing uses a Michigan soldier’s bonus to buy safer investments, then a home for his wife and son. He learns discipline, finances, and long-term planning over risky bucketshop schemes.
The piece reflects on November’s cool start and festive events. It notes coal needs, Halloween memories, a grand carnival, and thanks to Mayor Culler for the parade. Benign city sights, park benches in winter, blooming roses, and weddings color the town’s mood as winter nears.
A collage of assorted clippings reports mishmash items including political satire about ethics in foreign policy, a note on a New York man stealing an overcoat, a tease about a book, weather chatter, and a stray line on Armistice Day. The fragmentary tone mirrors a busy era’s miscellany.
A collage of quirky quips and observations touches on mechanics jokes, political musings, army of autumn activities, and local events. It notes upcoming parades, church suppers, election week, and a November welcome while saluting community figures and traditions.
A wilderness hut dream frames a self sufficient retreat with cook maid butler chauffeur and motor car. A lake, racing launches, and party entertaining space describe simple contentment in a modern rustic shelter. BY EATON BRALEY. Copyright 1928.
Twenty years ago Frederick observed the dedication of Grace Reformed Church at South Market Street. The event drew sermons by Rev E R Eschbech and others, with multiple services and a Sunday School. Total cost about 550, with payments already made, and addresses by Rev J Munser of Philadelphia and Rev S M Hench.
Political notice urging support for Henry P. Mussetter as Judge of the Orphans' Court. Letter emphasizes duty and thanks voters in advance. Contains date fragment and signature.
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