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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1923
Page
4
The document outlines press usage rules for the IRE Daily News. It requires real author names for opinion statements and warns that unsigned items will not be published. It restricts telephone submissions and mandates author authority for stated facts.
Readers urged to buy holiday merchandise locally as Frederick merchants promote superior stock and standards. Emphasizes choosing home stores for better service, value, and long term town prosperity, noting the benefits of keeping Christmas spending in the community.
Today s anniversaries note deaths of Queen Isabella patron of Columbus and Oliver Ellsworth. Births include Stephenson s streetcar era, Emperor Maximilian s body, and Queen Maud of Norway. Also events mark Rheims bombardment and Portland steamer tragedy.
Citizens named Nannie Gather Chiu and Hope Miller respond to weathered query about receiving Christmas fund checks this year. Clyde Bardier notes lack of fortune, while residents from South Market, East Patek Street and North Market share sentiments.
A humorous scan critiques neighbor types from kind helpers to nosy admirers and stingy critics. The piece jokes about neighbors bringing food, borrowing sugar, exposing clothes lines, and judging others, ending with a quip about early risers and planelike gossip.
A radio segment notes that the world would be more perfect if certain groups or ideas were not deemed perfect, suggesting a critique of universal standards and social norms. The piece uses a humorous or ironic tone to challenge listeners to rethink ideals.
A sprawling radio schedule from multiple stations lists talks, concerts, and programs. Items cover a Dinner concert, children stories, weather and time signals, and musical performances from WBA WBZ WEAF WOR stations. Notable notes mention radiation warnings and varied local chatter.
The column predicts an unimporant day with Neptune emphasis and rising discontent among the public. It foresees a spring of manufacturing problems, possible shortages, extravagant displays, and economic strain, with some regions facing poverty while others enjoy favorable births and outdoor tendencies among Sagittarians.
Henry Monroe of North Carolina born February 17 1866. He headed city schools at Spartansburg 1888 to 1891 and taught political science at the University of Texas 1894 to 1902. He led A M College at Te 1902 to 1905, became president of the University of Texas 1905 to 1908, served as Secretary of Agriculture 1913 to 1920, Secretary of the Treasury 1920 to 1921, and since 1921 has led Bell Telephone Securities Company in New York.
A garbled historical OCR excerpt discusses living in a century earlier omen of college teaching and graduation. It mentions a residence, conditions, and a curious question about a month. The text appears to be a jumbled reminiscence or caption fragment with no clear event or names.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a note lists events from the Whe Now column dated November 26, 1909. Attendees include several Atlantic states and Marymount University figures. The pipe organ installation, a talk at the main chapel, and a concert by the Tauber company are mentioned along with a memorial service in the Opera House.
A poem contrasts Bill who excels at pool through relentless practice with Bill’s office job. It pokes at his laziness and inflated self opinion, noting he treats work with disdain while his pool skill shows disciplined focus. The piece ends with a call to apply ambition from recreation to labor.
Katherine MacDonald leads The Lonely Road at the Empire this afternoon and evening in First National drama. Other billings include Johnnie Walker and Pau Hane Carson in Children of the Dust on Wednesday and a Pathe special Breaking Home Ties on Thursday. Friday features Gold Madness with Guy Bates Post, and Jack Hoxie appears in Men in the Raw on Saturday. The City Opera House opens with The Unwanted Child road show this afternoon and evening with a ladies matinee. Jackie Googan stars in Daddy on Tuesday and Wednesday, Pola Negri appears in The Cheat on Thursday and Friday, followed by Tom Mix in Mile A Minute Romeo on Saturday. At the Maryland Theatre The Nuke of Chimney Butter screens this afternoon and tonight with a Pathe view reel, and Tom Mix adventures show Tuesday.
Chronze coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. Creomulsion is an emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. It claims twofold action and urges refunds if relief fails after following directions. Atlanta, Ga. (Advertisement.)
Star southpaw pitcher Lefty Dowell of Chambershire and former Irrederick player was accidentally shot through the hand while cleaning a revolver at home. Condition and impact on his pitching schedule are not yet learned.
Local market notes show egg price per dozen at two cents. no further context or details available beyond fragmented price data and location shorthand.
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