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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1923
Page
4
A fragmented note from The Associated Press style file emphasizes proper byline attribution for opinions and news. It states that unsigned opinions require writer names and discourages publication of unsigned letters. It also notes that free notices resembling advertising should be mailed to the Frederick Maryland post office.
The article notes Secretary Mellon proposing tax reductions estimated to cut total assessments by 523 million dollars, potentially lowering consumer prices and boosting investment. It also discusses a shift toward early Christmas shopping, arguing it eases stock shortages, reduces clerks’ rush, and benefits shoppers, sales staff, and merchants.
A reader criticizes local theater manager Walter Decker for not attracting audiences and laments wasted profits. The note cites an alleged $827 loss on the presentation of a film and mentions a contractual issue and Italian miscasting affecting earnings.
Citizens share varied views on snow timing with some preferring Christmas conditions while others dislike the cold. The letter writer questions local theater pricing, noting Baltimore prices range 50c to 2.50, and argues Frederick should support higher top seats if productions justify it.
The star forecast notes Neptune’s benefic influence but warns of adverse Saturn Uranus and Mars. It predicts real estate declines nationwide due to evolving business conditions and suggests friction in government and military honors. Skies warn of erratic behavior and possible war concerns for England and the U.S. future.
Nelson Ramshore of Lewistown Frederick county is quite ill at the home of his granddaughter Mrs Roy Keefer in Union Bridge Maryland where he is receiving care and attention from family members.
A fragmented comic-era quip questions why Indiana inaction accompanies spectators. The joke hints at men avoiding wives by leaving before dressing, suggesting social tension and public perception from early 20th century reportage.
Today marks anniversaries of Berthier birth in 1753 and Victoria opening parliament in 1837. Other notes include 1848 papal constitution demand, 1870 Paris line investment, Frere expedition to Zanzibar, 1873 French presidency term, 1909 Standard Oil dissolution, and 1919 California ship launch. Also today celebrates Dowager Queen Margherita, Selma Lagerlöf, William Foulke, Frederick Hall, and Patrick Hayes.
The poem notes that babies share a universal infant language of coos and babbles, regardless of race or color, understood by mothers worldwide. It ends with author Berton Braley’s lines on language and music of infancy. A separate brief mentions Mrs Minn C Van Winkle opposing policewomen wearing uniforms.
Radio listings across KDKA KYW WBZ WRC WJZ WGY WEAF and WEAF show a mix of concerts lectures market reports and time signals. Notable items include Grand Symphony Orchestra dinner concert Miss Amanda Vierheller recital Battling Siki vs Kid Norfolk match description and extensive studio programming from New York featuring Irene Bordoni Erna Korn and Katherine Platt Gnon with discussions on child freedom and daily sport talk.
TOM SIMS SAYS. A humorous list of quirky Christmas gift ideas for neighbors and everyday workers. From false teeth sets for gossiping neighbors to a rolling pin for the wife, a bucket for the milkman, liniment for the barber, bones for the butcher, and even a cat or dog gift.Remarks touch on politics, a eloping Chicago couple, and various curiosities.
Twenty years ago in Frederick, water in Burger's pond froze allowing skating for hours. Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias returned from Baltimore where a grand union conferred three degrees. The degree team drilled for the performance under George A Gardner. List of members and two local residents noted including John Pilhy who butchered four chess pieces weighing 254, 235, and 22 pounds totaling 1 **
Mary Anna Caswell daughter of a New York physician wrestled and brought down a 260 pound black bear while hunting near Star Lake Wisconsin. The encounter highlights her hunting prowess in a northern Wisconsin area known for wildlife and outdoor sport.
A worn kitchen floor covering threatens user safety as it can cause trips and falls. Prompt repair is advised to prevent accidents caused by a damaged or uneven surface.
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