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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1923
Page
4
The notice outlines newspaper publication policies for the Daily News Frederick Maryland including associations with the Associated Press and authorizations for statements and notices. It states submission requirements for notices, privacy of names, and mail-only communication for advertising and notices.
The article notes a New York church plans a large electric sign on Broadway to promote services. It argues advertising is a legitimate tool for churches, reflecting modern thought and historical use, while acknowledging some uneasy traditional views.
The piece argues that strategic defeats train players more than easy wins. It stresses learning from tougher opponents, building resilience, and maintaining effort after setbacks. Farewell to luck excuses, urging football players to persist and refine their approach.
The article argues that college athletics teach players to handle prosperity with humility. It notes that a gentlemanly team honors rivals after victory and supports them after defeat, valuing friendship, sportsmanship, and skill.
A reflection on paying for a newspaper and reading urgent telegraphic reports. The piece notes how a Japan earthquake news alert from RCA to AP at 624 p.m. Tokyo time spread within 20 minutes, illustrating the rapid flow of information to readers who buy the paper for a few cents.
Readers comment on poll closing times with opinions from J T Loepp, M Newman, Dr Q R McIntyre, N J England, and A R Remsberg. The piece also explains how Japanese earthquake news spread globally via new routes and wire services, describing Reuters AP and cross-continental despatches from Osaka Kobe Nagashi and other cities.
The Macon Telegraph quotes a London financier warning that America fiddles while Europe burns and cites a Bible verse about every idle word judged by God. The item blends a religious admonition with a critical global remark on international events.
A historical roundup noting anniversaries from 1800s Napoleon's Prussia conquest to 1920 Harding Texas visit, plus birthdays of Curie, Copeland, Comer and others. It highlights events like the Virginius execution anniversary, George Washington University inauguration, and a special Georgia legislature session.
Velvet outfits feature rich lace accents with dyed laces and flounces noted across several of the newest velvet dinner frocks. The piece emphasizes lace integration in high fashion and suggests stylish pairings for formal wear.
A collage of clipped notes covers politics third parties war veterans and economic topics with quips on Europe Turkey England and Germany. It mentions wrestling seats in New York fashion Paris coats and a mix of playful observations about society, science, and daily life.
Cobble stone work on Market street sewer line finished this afternoon. South Market grading slow as more workers are needed to finish Third street. Temperature dropped below freezing with ice on the scene. Frederick residents rally for this year’s Home of the Aged festival with donations noted. Charity Organization Society to meet at seven to plan winter work at the Mayor’s office. Edward G Shriner of Ceresville improving after illness. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union holds a well attended meeting with Miss Keller presiding and several church vice presidents named.
The piece notes it is improper to provoke goldfish by dipping fingers into an aquarium to test if they nibble. It emphasizes respecting the fish’s limited privacy and warns that such teasing is bad manners.
A 16 year old in Ontario learned early to judge investments through buying stock and bonds while working in a garage. He grows confident, uses securities to fund a partnership offer, and by age 20 becomes a partner in a thriving business he understands.
A fragmented meditation on democracy and public safety. The speaker notes people drive political life and critics men hard to sell washing machines due to beliefs about marriage, indicating social resistance and inference about consumer behavior.
The stars predict a day of unrest with Saturn Uranus controlling harsh influences. Farmers face public issues and anxiety about the future while mining regions feel adverse effects. Aged and scholars may suffer as new business methods and international ventures loom. Birthrates dip but gifted children may arise.
Berton Braley’s verse satirizes evolving fashion as ears move from concealment to visibility. The poem notes social shifts from covered styles to a bold display of ears, reflecting broader cultural attitudes of the era. The text closes with a farm population statistic credited to NSA Service, Inc.
A reader testimonial claims Mayer's Wonderful Remedy relieved a wife’s four year struggle with stomach and intestinal illness. The ad asserts the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation, aiding stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose is claimed to convince, with money back guarantee.
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