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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
4
A fragmentary notice from a Frederick Maryland newspaper outlines policies for letters to the editor and opinions. It states real names may be required for publication and mentions advertisement submissions and mailing instructions.
Friday November 30 1923 Aaron R Anders longtime Frederick County states attorney dies after eight years in office. He was twice elected to Maryland House of Delegates served as Justice of the Peace and county prosecuting attorney. Described as generous honest and sociable his death brings community sorrow and sympathy to his family.
Edward Bok offers 100000 for the best plan to promote international peace drawing 22900 submissions. An eminent committee will judge, aiming to spark discussion and public referendum to advance peaceful solutions and reduce war costs. The effort seeks to mobilize discussants and policymakers over the coming months.
A rustic notice recalls the yearly hog killing ritual with kettles readied and knives sharpened on the eve of butchering. Farmers prepare for a multi day process, with meals featuring pork, pies and corn as hogs go on the skewers early in the season.
A bulletin records local residents and their Thanksgiving plans from home gatherings to city visits. Included are Nora Beachley in Middletown, Mary Kefauver in Baltimore, and Chester Horan with his wife at a dance. The piece notes preserved foods from last spring’s strawberry harvest and currants, plus a larder filled with home canned fruits and sausage with coriander, highlighting readiness for hard times.
The piece combines a lengthy astrological forecast with notices about a tuberculosis charity Christmas seal sale, a county health program, and a birthday reception. It notes favorable Mars influences for technical work, winter preparedness preaching, and a kingly doom prophecy tied to Libra. It then covers the Maryland Tuberculosis Christmas Seal sale with county allocation details and ends with Miss Kathryn Barrick’s birthday gathering and attendees.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays cites Jonathan Seritt born in Dublin and Bernardo de Gálvez dying in Mexico City, with notes on Franklin Tenn battles and other events. Also lists current birthdays and today’s events including St Andrew’s Day, a William Livingston bicentennial, and expected remarks by M. Jusserand in Philadelphia.
Poem reflect on money its morality and joy of wealth with light satire. The voice argues money eases life and adds gaiety while noting poverty is not a crime. Includes humorous lines about spouses and wealth.
Radio listings for WOR WEAF KDKA KYW WBZ WJZ and WGY detail children's programs reviews sports talks contralto performances and stock market reports. Notable items include Icicle Santa's assistant at Toyland reviews and a German financial crisis discussion.
A jumble of brief quips and notices ranges from politics to sports. References include Denver editors in Los Angeles, Jack Dempsey bound for Europe, the Kaiser’s travel plans, and local jests about taxes, divorce, and societal norms. Short, ragged vignettes with multiple named figures and places appear without a single coherent story.
Frederick column notes from November detail society nominations at the Ladies Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans with Willie Ritchie for president and Daisy Mier for secretary. Mr Maury Maulsby and Hann as receive posts as delegates. Paving upgrades on Mailet Street and near the bridge are to be completed with many businesses listed to be raised to match curbing. A petition for paving West Patrick Street from Market to the bridge is being circulated by James F B Walker and Edwin C Markell.
A verse excerpt from Proverbs 14 6 warns that a scorner seeks wisdom yet finds none while knowledge comes easy to those who understand. The saying emphasizes discernment and learning over arrogance.
A desk described as cluttered and messy raises questions about how waste influence thinking and productivity. Observers note that a workspace should support work rather than function as a large paper basket.
Fragmentary text mentions French Lick and a misattributed German town. It references taxi driving and payment for rides, with scattered phrases about money and dads. No coherent event or named entities to report.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for colds and bronchial issues. It touts creosote as the key healing agent, with additional ingredients to soothe membranes and fight infection. The ad guarantees satisfaction and promises refunds if relief isn’t achieved following directions.
Annie M. Stirratt administratrix announces letters of administration from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland for TATA REED late of Frederick County deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to the subscriber by June 2, 1924 or be barred from estate benefits. Debtors are urged to pay promptly. Given under hand and seal November 1924 by agent OW. t Carty.
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