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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
4
The article outlines four Thanksgiving features church service feast reunions charity and reflection. It urges modern observance to include religious devotion and generous acts for the needy while recognizing extended family gatherings amid widespread travel and changes in customs.
A Baltimore Sun report notes a conference between Maryland business groups and agricultural associations as a first step in city country cooperation. The piece urges action on Governor Ritchie’s committee recommendations while weighing potential costs to taxpayers and envisioning cooperative organizations linking urban and rural interests for mutual prosperity.
A compact horoscope style note surveys notable events and personalities for today. It highlights anniversaries, celestial influences, and brief clues about possible themes for the day.
An inquiry captures varied thanksgivings from Wilbur Harshman to students in 1923. Farm life and crops top lists, others praise health, peace, or holidays. A horoscope notes favorable influences for business, education, and public life, with caution for health and politics.
Today in history lists events from 1680 to 1895 with births and later notes. Notable items include Rhode Island occupation by British troops in 1776 and commemorations of writers Irving and Ward. Birthdays include David Warfield and Bobby Jones.
Local stations KOKA KYW WBZ WJZ WEAF WOR and others air a full slate of programs from 3:15 to 12:00 midnight for Thanksgiving Eve and Day. Highlights include children's stories, concerts, stock market reports, football play-by-play from Dartmouth-Columbia and Penn-Cornell, time signals, and birthday obituaries for notable figures such as Prince Rupert of the Rhine and Eugene Casserly.
Twenty years ago in Frederick readers note sworn district deputy sheriffs by Clerk J. Allen Heitler Crengerstown and others while County Commissioners assign Health Officer and board counsel. Frederick Camp Modern Woodmen elects officers for the year including consul Dr T S Mater and banker Zimmerman. James Gambrill of Chicago visits with his daughter on West Patrick Street before heading to Westminster and Baltimore for the winter.
Poems extol changeless love amid war and decay. Braley asserts love endures beyond empires, gold, and fame while history, battles, and conquests fade. The piece, dated 1922, credits Berton Braley.
A devotional excerpt exhorts praise to God and remembrance of benefits. It highlights forgiveness healing renewed strength and mercies leading to renewal like an eagle. The text quotes Psalm style lines praising God for redeeming life and satisfying the mouth with good things.
In a rural tale Jae Kite buys a used Uday, a three hand miler, reflecting on its journey and old years. Gran'may Moots turns ninety seven today and jokes about carrying her appendix to the grave as age nears.
A chemistry note warns that hydrogen peroxide degrades quickly when uncorked, stressing that a cork should not be left in a peroxide bottle as the solution is highly unstable and loses strength rapidly.
Fragmented note lists market terms and items such as corn and eggs with unclear pricing and vendors. Mention of local markets and stock items suggests a brief market update. Names or places are not legible.
A humorous fragment contrasts goats eating bizarre items with a Thanksgiving poem and a prayer of thanks. The piece cites Aurora Illinois goat antics and ends with a religiously themed prayer thanking God for daily blessings.
A reader cites lengthy trial with six doctors for indigestion gastritis and other ailments before trying Marrs Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract and offers a money back guarantee with one dose.
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