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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues that large ideas struggle to enter civic life due to conservatism and tax reluctance. It compares big thoughts to ships needing deep channels, urging mental dredging to allow education and civic improvements to take root and enrich communities.
The article argues it takes political upheaval or strong propaganda to pass needed measures in Congress. It cites Secretary Mellon on a constitutional amendment banning more tax exempt securities and notes public interest as key. It laments Congress members pledging to constituents and urges focus on major national problems.
Poem urging fair play and courage in competition. Lines praise honest effort, no cheating, and accepting outcomes with dignity. Includes accompanying copyright notice and a fragmentary political reference.
The article gathers local residents views on tomorrow’s hunting plans. Charles W. Kemp may work or hunt Saturday depending on opportunity. several others mention rabbits and partridges, with locations near Jefferson and Yellow Springs and trips to Virginia noted.
The stars incline but do not compel, promising a fairly fortunate day for business if careful. Mercury and Jupiter are benefic. avoid speculation. Postal service demand for improvement noted. winter trade favors stairways. Chicago faces big events nationally. winter fortune but extreme weather expected. Food prices likely to rise nationwide. Uranus signals wage-earner reforms. Trade with other nations may improve. birthdates indicate a prosperous year for some Scorpios.
Household suggestions note wide winged hats and ribboned silhouettes. Russian glass bracelets accessorize evening costumes with volure and color. Monogrammed blouses feature bold front initials on gold or silver cloth. Velvet dresses in black display embroidery lace cuffs and collars. The National Society of Colonial Dames seeks a $100000 endowment to preserve Sulgrave Manor, Washington's English ancestral home.
Fragmentary quote notes a rough edge of poverty and secrecy in marriage. The line implies personal strain and social invisibility, hinting at the narrator's restraint from formal trimming or public scrutiny.
A jumble of notes marks today’s anniversaries and birthdays including Ivan Turgenief and William Bibb. Also noted are events like the Lincoln Memorial dedication and the Boston fire of 1872. Various religious and civic observances are listed from London to Chicago.
James Hahn and Ruby V Clark of Mr Airy were married by Rev G Rupp at the Lutheran parsonage on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Effie Clark and John B Clark, Milburn Maught, and Mrs Kennedy of Sout Market street.
Twenty years ago Frederick began removing late fair gambling machines from saloons following an order by State's Attorney Glenn H. Worthington. The nickel-in-the-slot devices were contested but law enforcement prevailed. A Thanksgiving masque ball by the Independent Drill Company is planned under city auspices with a committee named. Election ballots were counted at Wilcoxen and Browns lumber yard. The German Baptist Brethren held their annual Love Feast on West Fourth Street.
A collage of quirky notes on sport gossip peace meetings and social foibles. Miscellaneous lines touch on baseball football basketball radio and household matters with wry humor and oblique local references.
A critique notes that worst dancing appears when partners entwine like vines and the body is stiff. It argues true grace requires a relaxed, fluid carriage to allow free movement during dance.
A collage of fragmented quotes about weather beauty contests dreams and shopping urges readers to wake up and plan ahead for Christmas gifts while noting the challenge of managing many phone numbers and distant drummers.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion a emulsified creosote based syrup that supposedly soothes inflamed membranes stops irritation and treats chronic coughs colds bronchial asthma and throat and lung diseases. It promises blood absorption and claim of destroying causes of consumption with a money back guarantee if relief fails after following directions.
A recent decision by a Federal court in Baltimore holds that an invitation by a wife to prohibition agents to search her dwelling is binding on her husband. Consequently anything found inside the house cannot be used as evidence to convict the husband of liquor possession violations.
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