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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News publishes notices with policy requiring real names for letters and opinions. Submissions must be mailed to the office for advertisement and cannot be telephoned.
October 8 1923 notice stresses quick registration for those not yet on poll books. Registrars will be at every precinct countywide from 9 am to 9 pm to place names on the county rolls. City registration does not qualify for county elections, and residents must be on county books to vote in November.
A discussion on translating the Bible into modern English versus the majestic King James style. It notes older diction appeals to readers, wartime comfort from scripture, and argues that while updates reflect progress, the KJV’s imagery remains powerful and appropriate for historical narration.
Henderson NC Chamber of Commerce spurred a country club project by gathering data, engaging 35 men, and budgeting 20000. They raised 6000 in 30 minutes and secured 14000 more next day. A nine hole golf course was completed with a formal summer opening. The piece notes other towns could follow this model. It closes with Icelandic hot springs and a claim about the world’s most popular song, The Rosary.
Five citizens from New Windsor North Market Madison West South street weigh in on who will win the world series. Opinions split between Yankees and Giants with reasons ranging from hitting strength to team confidence.
This clipping lists anniversaries from 1792 to 1876 and notable birthdays. It notes John Hancock’s death, Caledonia and Detroit captures, Calhoun becoming secretary of war, and Glasgow university stone laying. It also marks Boston suburb consolidation, San Francisco mission, and Safety Week in NYC a year ago. Birthdays include Elbert H. Gary and others, with events like Charles Brad Joy’s centenary celebration and Rochester to Albany Erie Canal boat passage.
News briefs summarize events from Paris to Milwaukee and Meriden including religious history congresses, a Mississippi Alabama fair, petroleum industry gathering in Tulsa, and a David Lloyd George reception in Montreal. Local notes cover hospital welfare talks, a Thurmont plant expansion, skunk-killing laws near Sharpsburg, and a Thurmont portable school build progress.
A devotional line from Isaiah 41 13 reassures believers that God will support them. It emphasizes fear not and divine aid, offering spiritual comfort and trust in God's guidance.
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County sitting in equity Tipbert Biggs et al versus William Lifs et al. September Term 1933. Report ofSales filed October 6, 1923. On October 7, 1928 the court will proceed to a ratification of the sale of real estate by Jacob Rohrback and Robert Biggs trustees, unless cause to the contrary is shown before that day. A copy of this order must be inserted in a Frederick County newspaper for three consecutive weeks prior to the day. The sale sum is 5300 dollars. Dated October 8, 1923. Eli G. Haughe Clerk..True Copy Test: Eli G. Haugh Clerk.
A poem by Berton Braley contrasts scents from flowers to breakfast aromas. It playfully elevates the fragrance of roses spices and a maiden’s perfume, then centers on the morning joy of eggs and bacon as the noblest scent, despite other appealing fragrances.
The horoscope cautions that Sun and Jupiter form a honest alignment while Saturn Uranus and Mars oppose, predicting profit hints offset by unrest. It warns labor strikes, misinterpretations from Uranus, and war risk for Mars, advising cautious business, prudent spending, and disciplined personal conduct today.
A fragment from a National Newspaper Service item notes Mrs Ike Lark once gave her husband a silver flask and that he is now dead. The wording suggests a domestic or local notice with limited details.
Twenty years ago items from The News columns note Excadge John A Tayneh’s 78th birthday celebrated Saturday. Rudolph Crouse caught a 19 pound carp in the Monocacy. Frederick Fair chief marshal Magruder names aides. A motorized hose cart accident on West Fourth Street slowly improves. Dr Samuel Wagaman sues Hagerstown & Frederick Railway for damages. Miss Mary Clarrison Ritchie travels to New York to resume studies.
A reader notes that when women lunch together it is not necessary for one person to pay. If someone wants to pay the check she should tell the waitress promptly so the tab is charged to her and not cause embarrassment.
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