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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1923
Page
4
A fragmented veteran newspaper masthead text discusses copyright, republication, and the prohibition on free notices of advertising type. It references Associated Press rules and writer consent, with mentions of telephoned entries and Boston registered printing.
The piece argues that while the Kaiser’s return is unlikely given wartime costs and lives lost, a German monarchist revival remains a danger. It notes many Germans favor autocracy, and warns against U S financial aid if monarchism resurges, stressing past wars and America’s costly involvement.
A 1925 horoscope notes Venus favoring women and marriage while Uranus signals reforms in hospitals and public institutions. It forecasts airline travel growth, political surprises, and renewed attention to immigration. warns Sagittarian traits for those born on the day and an unlucky year for careless romance.
A devotional note describes wisdom as a precious jewel, contrasting gold and rubies with knowledge. It reflects on the value of learning beyond material wealth and invites reflection on what truly enriches life.
Inquiries on Education Week elicit varied views. Miss E Alverta Comer and pupil J Conrad Willard express support while attorney Leslie N Coblentz praises emphasis on education. Governor H Delautdtr and Charles T Keith Jr call it a good or acceptable idea for national discussion of school problems.
A jumble of quips and short notes covers varied topics from Germany and U S places to politics and humor. It mocks wartime figures, comments on holidays and taxes, and jokes about marriage, wealth, and safety. The tone is brisk, with multiple mini observations and nonsequitur asides.
Historical notes mark anniversaries from 1770 to 1921 including Hertel Thorvaldsen born in Copenhagen and Ex-Emperor Charles of Austria in exile. Birthdays list Princess Mafalda of Italy William Sunday Jose Capablanca and others. Major events include National Motion Picture Day Rome canonization rites and a Texas congressman's cen tennial.
A detailed list of evening programs on KDKA KYW WBZ WGY WRC WW4 WEAF WHAZ and WRAY. Shows include dramas, music concerts, children stories, lectures and time signals with multiple hosts and performers listed.
Brief humorous poem urging self promotion without boasting too much. The speaker, in a 1920s style, emphasizes telling the world you are alive and good, then stopping to let others speak. It cautions against overadvertising and repeats the refrain to be concise.
Ground was broken along the Northern Central Railroad between Seventh and Hickory streets for the Heonomy Silo company plant. The corporation is Delaware listed with officers Douglass F. T. That, J. Penton Thames, Thomas F. Heller, P. Fargelt, Emory Coblents, and W. Gilbert as general sales. Trolley connection planned between Myersville Avonsboro and Hagerstown systems spurs Wolfsville residents to seek benefits from South Mountain line. N. C. Stockman of Venaville’s residence burned with most contents.
New York reports the United Women's Wear League finds the separate blouse and skirt remains the favored costume for American women. The shirtwaist is praised for practicality and suitability to tall slim athletic figures, with European styles noted but the blouse and skirt described as the modern independent uniform. Sorority girls at the University of Maine are noted as more conscientious in their studies.
A writer mocks a young man for poor social manners when addressing elderly women on the street. The piece contrasts restraint and deference with rushing forward as if addressing a public figure, urging better etiquette and respect.
City Opera House shows Three Wise Fools today and tomorrow a special from Goldwyn Cosmopolitan. Wednesday Warren Kerrigan and Sylvia Breamer in The Girl of the Golden West. The Gumps musical Thursday. Friday Constance Talmadge in Dulcy. William Russell in Times Have Changed Saturday at the Empire Kenneth Harlan and Mildred Davis in Temporary Marriage. Alice Lake in Spider and the Rose Thursday Snub Pollard in The Green Cat Gladys Walton in The Wild Party Saturday at the Maryland Fannie Ward in The Hardest Way today and tonight plus Pathe Review reel. Irene Castle appears in Slim Shanders Tuesday.
A brief note on local markets lists wheat and corn with metrics like bushels and barrels, followed by a reflective line about the uplifted face feeling the sun.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion an emulsified creosote medicine claiming to soothe heal inflamed membranes kill germs reach the stomach and treat chronic coughs colds bronchitis asthma and post flu recovery. It guarantees satisfaction with money back if relief is not achieved and cites Atlanta Georgia as the company location.
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