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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1923
Page
4
Red Cross Appeal Urges Donations in Armistice Day Drive
Community leaders call for swift support as the American Red Cross raises funds in the Armistice Day drive. The article details disaster relief, hospital care for 24309 patients, and 1038 public health nurses aiding rural areas, stressing every dollar helps provide food, medicine, shelter, and first aid training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Gross
Horoscope Aims at Religion and Reform Amid Crisis
An astrology overview predicts a tense year with benefic clergy influence and charity drives, while criticism of churches rises and foreign ideas press Soviet theory. It cautions against risky letter writing and exaggeration, urging diligence and wisdom in crises. Radio Club notes rising activity with student speakers and a future Timerick radio contest. Fringe trimming trends in fashion close the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Brish
Clun
Constal
Michael
Radio 4 Ru
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Inquiring Reporter Rabbits Seekers Share Saturday Luck
Read responses from Gilmore Lescailleet, Holter, Feaga, Murphy, and Salter about hunting on Saturday. Answers vary from two rabbits to four, with notes on distance, locations, and effort. one respondent claims no experience with firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Lescalleet
West Patrick Street
Gapland
Monrovia
M. Holter
Middletown
Marion G. Feaga
South Market Street
Patrick Murphy
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Junction
Vorge E
Salter
East Church Street
Today in History and Anniversary Highlights
A compendium of events and birthdays dated today with notes on historical milestones from 1760 to 1921 and recent anniversaries. Entries include battles, political milestones, shipwrecks, and notable births such as Justin McCarthy and Thomas Waterman Wood, plus contemporary observances in Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of Broad River
North Carolina
Milan
New York
Justin McCarthy
Cork
Ireland
Folkestone
England
Limerick
Earl of Minto
Canada
Lord Wolseley
Washington
Thomas Waterman Wood
Supreme Court of the
United States
United States Wind Veterans of the
Missouri Democratic State Committee
St. Louis
McGill University
Sir Arthur Currie
New York City
Chicago
National Association of State Universities
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Robert Davis
United States Army
Boston
World Court Fig
Hague
Havingeen
Council of the
League of Nations
Javorina
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
George Dilhoy
Somerville
Mass
France
Slovov
Arlington National Cemetery
Notions of War and Everyday Oddities in a Fragmented Dispatch
A fragmented column covers various topics from postwar reflections and political notes to everyday quips. It references Jord, Brussels, Armistice Day, and figures on war costs, alongside light anecdotes on dancing, education, and hotel towels. The piece weaves disparate remarks without a single cohesive narrative.
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Second
Looeya
Los Angeles
Poem Diet by Berton Braley Reflects Satire on Fat Lady
A humorous verse by Berton Braley satirizes dieting as the Fat Lady jokes about eating sweets and strict meals. The poem, credited to Leaton Braley and dated 1923, mocks dieting woes through a playful dialogue about weight and self-control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaton Braley
NEA Service
Summary tribunals established in Munich
A government proclamation issued in Munich announces the establishment of summary tribunals and a curfew in the city and district from 7 PM to 6 AM. Cafes and similar places must close at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Munich
Local Officials Highlight Dry Community Concerns
A fragment notes officials emphasizing the dryness of their community and hints at substitute solutions. The text suggests tensions between residents and officials over local policies and substitutes for traditional practices.
General Fitzhugh Lee to Speak in Frederick Comedy in 1906 style
Twenty years ago in Frederick General Fitzhugh Lee announced a lecture on The United States and Cuba at the City Opera House under the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The Frederick Select Orchestra and Mayor Smith would provide music and singing with Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans on stage. A public reception would follow at the Opera House with plans for a second reception at the Daughters room. Rabbits hunting reports note Ingomar Albaugh and companions near Frederick with 36 rabbits, plus Zimmerman 13, Crone 23, and Sanner 22 in Middletown Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
City Opera House
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United States
Cuba
Frederick
Smith
Alexander Young Camp
Opera House
Lee
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Ingomar Albaugh
Zimmerpian
C. W. Zimmerman
Midletown Valley
Charles Crone
Edward Sanner
Radio Night and Concert Schedule Across Several Stations
Programs listed for KDKA WEAF WGY WHAZ and affiliated stations include dinner concerts construction reports children's period market reports and musical programs with named performers such as Gladys Hawkins Charles Schumacher Irma Caron NHYSNY orchestra and RPI students. The schedule shows times from 4 00 p m to midnight and features lectures and educational content.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
WEAF
New York
N.Y
Gladys M. Hawkins
Albert Pierson
Charles Hi. Schumacher
Charles I. Schumacher
United Cigar Stores Daily Sport Tuk
Thornton Isher
Irma Caron
Nhilharmonic Society of
Carnegie Tint
New York City
WHAZ
Troy
N. Y
Cohoes
Wnh
Waterford
Alexander Maedonaki
Shire Conservator Commisssioner
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Household Suggestions in Velvet Ermine Gown Choice
A description of fashion items features a fume colored velvet gown trimmed with ermine, a loose sash, bead embroideries, and velvet brocades. It notes beaded decoration as the latest for evening wraps and mentions Tods in a concise catalog style.
Blunders in Golf and Football Etiquette Compared
The text contrasts golf and football atmospheres noting golf requires silent spectators while football embraces cheering. It explains that clapping and noise disrupt golf but energize football, and urges spectators to follow the distinct customs of each sport at their events.
Frederick High School Better Speech Week Program
Frederick High School students announce Better Speech Week with daily lessons on pronunciation grammar and usage. They urge readers to consult dictionaries and practice clear speech to preserve the community’s linguistic standards and invite questions through the Better Speech Committee.
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Frederick High School
the Frederick High School
Better Speech Committee
Frederick
High School
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