News page front matter from Frederick Daily News 1923
The page header lists the Frederick Md edition details with office address at Court Street and the Great Northern Printing and Buro Eageorin as the printer. It references The Associated Press material and policy approvals, noting writers must provide real names and authorities for statements. It also notes free notices must be mailed to the office and not taken by phone.
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Kews Post Building
Court Street
Frederick, MD
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Frederick
Personal columns reveal enduring social curiosities across eras
A traveler finds in a Dublin 1800s paper a parade of titles and social doings, noting how Americans today view wealth and status in society pages. The piece argues personal columns reflect deep rooted human interest, not quickly altered by time.
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Ireland
Dublin
Beagles
Ballywhack
Trincomales
Tims
Castle Tims
Shelburne
Erin's Isle
United States
The Lone 14 Year Old Murderer in Pennsylvania Prison
A 14 year old boy sentenced to 17 years for murder has been moved from a state penitentiary back to a county jail due to overcrowding. The piece questions societal aims and notes the boy’s illiteracy and educational needs. It also comments on Christmas writing, Lincoln and Washington birthdays, and other varied topics.
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Pennsylvania
Public Opinion Split Over Form of Government
In a reader question about Germany, five respondents were polled. Milton Bakers backs a republic like the United States, August Monath favors a republic, Albert Dorsey says republic, Wilbur Routzahn supports a limited monarchy, and O O Crist prefers a system like the United States.
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Germany
Milton Eb.akers
East Third St
Ike
United States
August Monath
Mt. Pleasant
Albert Dorsey
West Fourth St
Wilbur M. Routzahn
West Patrick Street
OO. C. Crist
North Market Street
Today in History and Birthdays
History notes mark anniversaries from 1828 to 1921 with events in France Portugal Italy and the United States. Birthdays include Claude Monet Luther B Wilson Admiral Wary P Jones and Robert Hichens. Today also lists events from Pasteur Institute opening to railroad labor policy planning in Washington.
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Claude Monet
Paris
Luther B. Wilson
Melecopal Church
Baltimore
Wary P. Jones
United States Fleet
Hanover Academy
Robert 8. Hichens
Astrological Forecast and Recital Notes
A broad horoscope warns of sinister planetary influences around December 1 and predicts unsettled times with rising charitable activity, possible royal death rumors, and cautiousness in wooing. The article also previews a City Opera House recital on November 15 featuring Miss Morrisey, Mr. Beatty, and Jacques Glockner with Edison records and a light humor note on widows.
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City Opera House
Maria Morriacy
Jacques Glockner
Ert Beatty
M. DP. Moller Co
Frederick
Squire
Miss Morrisey
Godard
Mr. Beatty
Edison
Audre Bendlat
Berecuse
Jocelyn) Godard
Chockwear
Herman Randby
Jarebs Bond
Waters of
Minnetonka
Edison Records
Mr. Glockner
Taul Gruppe
Sheppard
Streletzki
Salas
Erl Beatty
Fashion Trends Prompt Narrow Skirts and Magenta Details
A lifestyle note describes spring fashion shifts with magenta embroidery on a black dress and long magenta tassels. Skirts are expected to be much narrower and shorter next season while negligee trims feature marabou and entr’eil around Tessigers of velvet. A gray draped frock remains in style with tonal drapery and optional coral or flame lining accents.
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Magentia
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Local notes from Frederick columns report improvements to Steiner street area and a confined resident at South Market Street. The Rolles Letters Literary Society elected officers and adjourned after reading the Journal. Lynch Lodge No 183 marks its thirteenth anniversary with addresses by John A. Lynch Isaiah N. Loy and Wilbur J. Duvall. Grand Prelate Reno Harp traveled to Baltimore for a Knights of Pythias reunion planning meeting on Thanksgiving Day. The Mountain City degree team from Frederick will confer the first three ranks at Music Hall with Miznah Lodge supervising, and about one hundred Knights from Mountain City Lodge accompany the team.
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Rolles Lettres Literary Society
W. Michael
W. Wachter
Roo Humen
Jere
Holtz
Secret Delaplaine
Plaine
Tf. Gordenian
Ian
J. Toms
Evster W. Krantz
Lyneh Lodge
A. M
Masone Temple
Tepauty
John A. Lynch
Isaiah N. Loy
Wilbur J. Duvall
Reno &. Harp
Baltimore
Knights of Pyllins
Domain of
Maryland
Castle Hall
Mountain City
Music Hall
Miznah Lodge
Baltimore City
Mountain City Lodge
Better Speech Week at Frederick High School English Dept
Students at Frederick High School celebrate Better Speech Week with guidance on correct usage and common verb forms. The page highlights practice sentences, pronoun use, and cautions on nonstandard phrases, linking to posters promoting proper English in class activities.
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Frederick High School
Iunimar
Seri
Schank
Radio Tonight Highlights From KDKA and Other Stations
Radio listings show KDKA Pittsburgh at 6:30 p.m. dinner concert by the Pittsburgh Athletic Association Orchestra conducted by Gregoria Scalzo, with children’s period at 5 p.m. and a Little Symphony Orchestra recital at 5:30 p.m. under Victor Sanuek, Irma Cali, Kendrick. Other stations WRC Washington and WJZ New York feature stories, concerts, recitals, and broadcasts including Florence Smith Vincent shadowland drama, Hallie M. Hays soprano, and a Prudential Life Insurance Employees Chorus. Various programs continue through the evening with religious talks and educational features from stations WWJ Detroit and WEAF New York.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Athletic Association
Gregoria Scalzo
National Stockman and
Farmer Market Cepark
Little Symphony Orchestra
Victor Sanuek
Irma Cali
Wing Kendrick
WJZ
New York
N.Y
Florence Smith Vincent
Zelda Sears
Prudential Life Insurance
Lylan
Charles
Isaacson
Aplelea
A Reifflin
WEAF
Joseph Wolfe
Hallie M. Hays
Sara Alter
United Synagogue of America
Jacob Gb, Grossman
United Clear States Daily
Winds of the Four Winds Poem by Berton Breley
The poem presents winds named North East South and West with varying moods and calls to adventurers or homeward thoughts. It evokes winter cold, mystic lands, open country, and distant shores, finishing with a note on the enduring charm that keeps wanderers from lingering at home.
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Sims Foresees Policy Shift Amid Foreigner Tension
The article records Tom Sims predicting changes in European policy and rising anti-foreigner sentiment. It notes government fears about immigration, debates on living with foreigners, and speculative impacts on society and economy.
Disrupted public spaces noted as women’s behavior questioned
A fragmented UDRG style note criticizes women for causing disturbances in public areas and hotels, accusing them of ignoring others’ convenience and privacy with disruptive behavior.
Bank Condition Reports for Woodsboro and Walkersville Banks 1923
The affidavits by bank officials outline the statements of condition for the Woodsboro Savings Bank and Walkersville Savings Bank as of November 1923. They list assets, liabilities, deposits, capital stock, surplus, and profits, with signatures from the respective cashiers and notaries.
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Walkersville Savings Bank
Fullness of Joy in Thy Presence Psalm Verse
A biblical verse from Psalm 16 11 notes the path of life and fullness of joy at thy right hand. The item also mentions Japan having 690 varieties of seaweed.
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Moore
Japan
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