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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News Frederick a daily independent paper details Associated Press rights and submission rules for writers. It notes advertising notices must be mailed to the office and that the paper enters as second class mail from Frederick Maryland dated Thursday October 11, 1923.
The article urges homeowners to inspect smoke pipes and flues and store ashes properly while questioning habits about matches and waste. It notes public beliefs about harsher winters and cites Weather Bureau records showing no regular climate shift, with snowfalls varying by year and by location.
The president invites state governors to a conference on law enforcement, stressing cooperation between federal and state authorities. The aim is to clarify roles under the eighteenth amendment and related laws and to improve enforcement effectiveness. A Pennsylvania highway issue is also noted in the readable text.
Local readers debate Ruth’s power in the upcoming world series. Estimates range from two to five home runs across seven games, with opinions from Morrison Hopkins Carmack and others citing averages, at bats, and situational chances. Robertson notes Ruth’s Wednesday struggles with runners on.
Lloyd George tours the area as a wartime figure, Europe owes us gratitude, and the Allies' peace remains unsettled. The column mixes political takes with light items: sports radio broadcasts, celebrity mentions, and odd notes on Bermuda autos, eggs and bacon, celebrities, and potatoes as forbidden fruit.
A historical roundup cites 1873 and earlier events and notable births. Highlights include William Molyneux and Casimir Porter deaths, 1893 Senator Willam Eaton, 1911 McNamara dynamite trials, and 1913 Delaware Canal take over. Also notes birthdays of Queen Elizabeth of Greece and Joseph Fra and today’s events across nations and venues.
A short verse questions applying natural prey law to human society. The speaker challenges philosophers who defend Nature’s cruelty as social law and argues humans should not imitate savage strength and greed. The poem contrasts jungle predation with humane ethics.
Eight ton girder for the Roasgenstock lifting on East Patrick street placed in position to 40 foot length observed by many. DolI Brothers buy new maroon covered delivery wagon. East Third Street square plowed and stone removal under way. East Church Street concreting halfway done. W Wishurm buys new Rambler. Col David C Winehrener dies of apoplexy in law office. M J Grove Lime Kiln Co awarded crushed stone contract for new filtration plant near Washington DC. largest such contract in Washington with about five thousand carloads expected.
The column predicts a fortunate wedding day and lasting happiness for those marrying under favorable stars while noting potential troubles for ship owners in winter. It calls for benefiting theatres, jewelers, and women oriented businesses, with political intrigues and new heroes emerging. It warns against changes for birthdate individuals and urges calm amid nervousness.
A compact reflection cites a biblical verse about God’s perspective on time. The excerpt emphasizes that one day with the Lord is as a thousand years and a thousand years as one day, highlighting spiritual patience and divine eternity.
The text criticizes a girl’s card filing method. Elevate the far end of drawers so they tilt toward the worker. This helps view notations easily and avoids cramped arm positions on a flat table.
The article highlights fall and winter fashion trends including knitted suits with capes or coats, lavish fur trimming, and sharply tailored lines. It notes Nile green crepe frocks with silver embroidery and velvet sashes, colorful printed handkerchiefs, and light embroidered veils for a filmy hat effect.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as highly effective for female ailments. It claims 98 of 100 women improved after use and features many letters of recommendation to urge sick women to try the remedy.
Public sale to cash buyers on October 23 1923 at 10 a m at 47 East Third Street Frederick Maryland. The property is a fireproof three story brick residence with ten rooms two full bathrooms and two lavatories fronting seventeen feet on East Third Street and extending back one hundred eighty two feet. Auctioneer Guy T Fout and Clerk Walter L Rice oversee the sale.
A Joint Congressional Committee chairman notes that early presidents aged 79.6 on average, next ten 68.5, last ten 61.8. He proposes a six-member staff including a private secretary, an executive secretary, and four assistants in personnel legislation publicity and clemency applications. Photographs from airborne surveys aided locating Roman roads in England.
Executors of Henry A L Gittinger heirs plan public sale in Frederick City Md on October 20 1923. Real estate includes No 110 East Fourth Street a two story brick dwelling occupied by Van fossen and No 132 East Fourth Street a two story brick dwelling occupied by Guy Wolfe plus a parcel on the west side of Runchart’s alley known as No 617 with a current occupant John Pleasant ostena. Also household furniture at the Third Street property to be sold noon. Cash terms. auctioneer W L Rice.
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