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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1923
Page
8
The fragment outlines newspaper policy on attribution, republication rights, and submission of notices. It notes the Associated Press content use, author identity rules, and the requirement to mail notices to the office for free notices. It serves as a publication etiquette reference.
In this 1923 piece the author argues public mood drives business outcomes. It notes many expect a downturn even as actual conditions are improving and points to negative forecasts spreading pessimism. The piece suggests balanced outlooks and cautions against overemphasizing bad news.
The stars indicate a quiet yet pleasant year for those born under Scorpio and Sagittarius. Major changes, employment shifts, and travel plans may occur in spring while Chicago faces sensational events within three months. Emphasize spiritual over material pursuits to avoid destruction.
A humorous poem by Berton Braley from 1923 contrasts a dismissive view of classical music with a sudden emotional pull from jazz era composers. The speaker admits to feeling stupid for not appreciating Bach and Mozart while acknowledging the irresistible swing of Kern or Berlin.
A devotional line cites Isaiah 54 10 stating mountains move but God’s kindness and covenant of mercy endure forever. It emphasizes divine mercy remaining constant despite changing landscapes or trials.
Inquiries on Secretary Mellons proposed tax cut draw mixed support from residents. James Sc Mercer favors the plan citing over taxation. Clinton Gimmerman and Frank Suman urge reductions. J Lents and John J Brown also back the tax cut as beneficial.
A collage of anniversaries and births from 1694 to 1923 notes Voltaire's Paris birth, 1739 Portobello captured, 1896 Berlin decree, 1899 Hobart death, 1920 Dublin fighting deaths, and various birthdays including Cardinal Mercier and Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. Also recalls events from a year ago and ongoing notices from clubs and conferences.
A mosaic of jokes notes fashion tips and quirky observations. Snippets touch on rats dogs dogs chase cats and social quirks with references to fashion health and weather. Historical snips mention Paris news Ford views and Pershing visits with light satire throughout.
Radio schedule notes programs on KDKA Pittsburgh KYW Chicago WBZ Springfield WEAF New York WGY Schenectady and WRC Washington with dinner concerts lectures children’s hours news weather reviews and musical performances.
In Junior Hall the Judy managers host an aunt Thanksgiving entertainment for Frederick City Hospital children with Christmas doll displays organized by Miss Flora Doubassis and hospital board ladies. Viola Bowers reads, Marty J. Kefauver addresses the children. Imps Mandolin Club to perform at the Woman's College Friday. C. Cline and Company and George & Radock and Company announce Christmas openings on Friday.
The text warns against leaving a broom bristles-down under weight as it damages shape. It suggests two proper methods: prop the broom on its handle end or suspend by a screw eye and hook to keep bristles off the floor.
The committee for Frederick City Hospital donor recognition lists cash and provision contributors on First Thursday Donation Day. A long roster names individuals and groups from Walkersville, Buckeystown, Point of Rocks, Harmony Grove, and Frederick areas, including churches, clubs, and businesses. items include food staples, groceries, soaps, clothing, bedding, and medical supplies.
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