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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
4
The fragment indicates a Frederick Maryland newspaper section describing submission rules for notices and letters to the editor. It notes required real names for letters and that free notices must be mailed to the office, not telephoned.
Friday October 5 1923 notes journalism appeals to many young men and women though progress can be slow. It stresses accuracy observation writing and industry with broadening life and decent earnings potential for hardy conscientious reporters.
Prof H ageard and Prof Henderson from Yale report experiments on crowded New York streets showing exhaust gases from automobiles may harm residents. They propose moving exhaust above street level and ventilation to reduce risk, noting urban housing may lessen danger. Health officials urged study and public warnings.
University of West Virginia experts claim experiments show hens could lay two eggs daily or one each day year round. Local responses vary from disbelief to humorous quips about chickens and bananas.
A chronicle of anniversaries and births with events from 1785 to 1848 and later years. Notable items include Maine’s separation discussion, Charles Floquet’s birth, the 1848 Gerrania concert, 1866 Serbian demands, a 1892 Dalton kin outlaws incident, 1919 St Patrick’s Cathedral dedication, and 1915 German indemnity note. It also notes birthdays of T P O Connor and Gustav Stresemann among others and events like the Oxford Swarthmore debate and Pacific Mail celebrating 75 years.
A fragmentary Philadelphia note urges strict adherence to public notices and warns that officials can enforce obedience with drastic injunctions. The item reflects concerns about law, order, and civic duty amid editorial commentary.
Letter lauds Walkersaville pageant Citizenship as a powerful, practical enactment of constitutional duty. The production traces from the Pilgrim Fathers to the forty eight states, highlighting World War service and the Ameri can Creed. The writer urges all ages to exercise franchise rights and embrace loyal citizenship for the nation. Holden Pelton Frederick October 2 192k
A devotional reflection notes that the steps of a thousand men are ordered by the Lord and cites Psalm 37 as the guiding thread. It emphasizes divine guidance in human actions and the futility of human plans without God’s oversight.
The First Regiment Band directed by David Wagan will provide music at the Frederick fair. Director Thigan notes the program will include novelty numbers and popular tunes with saxophone and other solos for daily entertainment.
High back hats feature a prominent back design with stepped velvet or double faced linen elements. The description highlights the fashion emphasis on elevated rear silhouettes and textured fabrics in period headwear.
Twenty years ago today Frederick residents read in The News of Burger's Doman Bradway undergoing a thorough dennis to begin skating season on the WINE tour. Water Works Superintendent Tyeryar led workers to place a new ellace on the south side of Iust Church street near the sewer inlet. Ex Attorney Gene Poe announced his candidacy for the United States Senate amid a Democratic Legislature election. Brook Green, injured by a fall from a seafield while painting runners’ tights, is able to be out. Edwin Warfield, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, spoke at Spangler’s Opera House. Miss Willie Ritchie opens her winter dancing plaza at 8 15 this evening. Grayson Waller, Joseph Towle and T W Abausch studied a new line of halt near Greenfield Mills, with results proving unsuccessful.
The fragment shows a copyright attribution from a national newspaper service with minimal readable context and no clear event or names to summarize.
A brief reads like a horoscope style note predicting promotions for the employed and augury of success for children born today. It mentions Libra subjects with ideality ambition and rare intelligence. Indicates French coats with buttons sold in a slender line by the wearer.
A rattling collection of short items spans politics jokes and local oddities. Notes mention toupee shortages in New York, a senator's stance, San Francisco streetcar wage talks, cow insurance in Texas, ships to be sold, a wreck off Alaska, cotton plans in Argentina, a Syracuse horse theft arrest, and various small incidents across California Oregon Washington and Alabama with quirky asides and local color.
The text explains a serving mistake where a server should use the arm farthest from the person being served. Using the near arm causes an awkward position and may require extra effort to avoid elbow contact with the seated guest.
A Braley verse argues a man cannot avoid stepping on toes and making enemies as the measure of virtue. The poem frames diplomacy and personal effort against inevitable opposition and explores how foes reveal worth. Copyright 1923 NEA Service, Inc.
The column warns that Sun dominates with Mars and Mercury adverse signaling effort to chase desires and seek work or a raise. It cautions against greed and poor signings while foreseeing war news and delays for large steel and carpentry projects. It also notes potential health issues for the US president and advises harmony for individuals born under certain dates.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold treatment that soothes inflamed membranes and destroys germs from the throat to the lungs. It claims creosote as a key healing agent and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not found after following directions. The ad notes availability from Creamulsion Co in Atlanta Georgia.
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