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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1923
Page
4
Public notice text appears to be a Farther Message about editorial policies and submission rules. It references The Daily News in Frederick Maryland and Associated Press material. The fragment outlines that communications must include real names and mailed notices for advertising, with postal handling notes.
A reflective piece notes children with simple toys find deeper happiness than luxury gifts while psychologists outline toy learning. It then basks in seasonal mood, praising Christmas cheer, social warmth, and a general nationwide happiness despite hardships, with light commentary on current events.
A newspaper note observes collars resembling shawls with pointed backs or pulled to the side on Georgette crepe dinner dresses. A comic exchange imagines a wife asking for new dishes while a husband jokes about waiting for a new cook.
Inquiring Reporter asks voters who will win today's election. George Heim expects Democrats to win, Lewis Zimmerman predicts a split with no clean slate, Warley Feschwearing foresees Republican gains and Albaugh's election, Edward J Zimmerman believes Democrats win with a clean slate, and John W Wills calls it a close result.
Today's anniversaries note Colley Cibber born in London and Jefferson Davis elected president. birthdays include Sir Herbert Samuel and Ignace Paderewski. Events cover state elections, special congressional hearings, and Ford trucks aiding Japan relief after the earthquake. mentions UT of Birmingham news item.
Astrologers forecast an unsettled day with Mars in a strong aspect and Jupiter and Venus indicating caution for surgeons and hospital management. Domestic harmony may suffer and quarrels could arise. Merchants should curb spending as bank and enterprise failures loom. Caution advised for actors, planners, and births on this day.
Distinctive bags in black mock and polished with powder puff and eyebrow pencil shown as household suggestions. Smoked crystal jewelry like earrings and necklaces are crafted from unusual crystals. Ottoman silk interlined fabrics create winter suits. Deceiving capes swing smartly from shoulder to hip. A white georgette frock features velvet tropical flower appliques. Tacklee Coogan is noted to make a nickel while you read this line.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick The News column lists jurors drawn for the December term of the circuit court led by Judge John C. Motter. Names include Louis P. Scholl Co PL Smith Joseph F Payne John A Kennedy Alfred B Kolb Luther F Birety and others. The notice also mentions a birthday celebration for Roberta Vo Kennedy at the Kennedy residence and the Allcott Literary Society meeting with program performers listed.
A jumble of quirky quotes and light notes runs through TOM SIMS SAYS segments. It jokes about aging, fashion, marriages, football slang, watermelons, and odd inventions while poking fun at media and public figures. The tone mimics a column of wry epigrams from a 20th century newspaper page.
A reader notes in a hotel lobby a man smoking a pipe, arguing pipes are more noticeable and discomforting to many ladies than cigars or cigarettes, highlighting a clash over smoking etiquette and rights in public spaces.
A Chicago grocer Louis M. saved 1000 during postwar hardship. A bond salesman sold him a fund at a favorable rate. He sold it later for a higher price, expanding his store and making a home payment. The case illustrates the need to investigate the seller’s integrity before investing.
A jumble of short items references a Los Angeles taxi barber en route to work, a French duel over a tax dispute, a Mexico cliff blown away, a Seattle man fined for flirting, soup stations in Germany, a Luckey Ohio first snow, a divorce over six dogs, a Fort Benning rifle message from WWI, and a France powered fireless locomotive.
A public sale will offer a valuable farm property with dwelling and store, plus woodland, located three miles east of Frederick Maryland. The notice lists sale terms and date to be announced in the local official publication.
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