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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland explains submission rules for letters opinions and notices. It notes real names required for publication opinions or statements and that free notices must be written mailed or sent to the office. It also states no telephone submissions and that second class mail status applies.
The Auditors report issued October 13 1923 praises clerks for excellent books and notes optimism about finances across departments. It urges enforcement of the county dog law to boost revenue and reimburse losses from stock theft. Also discusses advertising ideas for products and the value of promotional hype to shift public perception and sales.
Reflection urges obedience to God with phrases drawn from psalms and lamentations about turning to the Lord. The fragmentary text presents devotional guidance on aligning one's path with divine will and seeking upright conduct. It reads like a devotional card or religious snippet from a church publication.
Martha G Bond daughter of Rimes of Brunswick married Smith son of Mrs Mama. The ceremony, held in secret, surprised many friends. The couple will reside in Frederick.
The crowd offers quick takes on the world series with Yankees favored by Bernard Pavis and Roger Thompson, while Theodore Roosevelt Wilson and Joan Bruchhey lean Giants. John W. Pavoriteh also predicts the Giants, matching a broad early sentiment for New York’s team.
A miscellaneous OCR mashup notes odd facts and wry observations about barrels, postcards, rain in Honolulu, Africa wealth, kings, earthquakes, earthquakes since 1250, mica killings in Australia, Saturn’s moons, moonlight and courting, thunder’s heartbeat for jewelers, stars visible to the naked eye, caterpillars, sea lions, salt in ocean water, giraffe tongues, weather versus gold, ice age forecasts, spiders, lobsters, taper from rags, fashion tips, ostrich plume, trains on fabric gowns, and a tongue in cheek admonition to avoid shooting one’s wife.
A compact roundup notes anniversaries and births of Benjamin Brewster James Salisbury and Edward Stokes with dates from 1816 to 1920. It lists births such as Parker Gilbert Jr Ren Hooper and Mrs Langtry, plus events like Lafayette Baker's civil war role and the shift to a Gregorian calendar. The piece mentions the Texas State Fair and Winnipeg’s Walter George visit, and a Washington conference on liquor.
By Ketten is praised as the best on the circuit at the Great Frederick Fair. The message urges attendees to meet there in sunshine or by hunter’s moonlight, highlighting a festive rural event and timetable.
A rambling column celebrates Columbus Day and America, noting fairs, weddings, and social events in Frederick. It mentions rallies at churches, a hospital drive with November flowation days, Nagerstown fairs, a Moly Name Society trip to Emmitsburg, and Hood College anniversary plans, all amid autumns gowns and local entertainments.
A black velvet frock features appliqued green velvet lenses at the hip girdle. A green velvet evening coat is trimmed with two shades of green ostrich feathers. Suede shoes rise in popularity over patent leather and are described as strapped and trimmed in a fascinating manner.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the YMCA received a chest‑weight machine from Narragansett Machine Company. Harmony Literary Society elected officers George E Castle president Roger G Varley vice president J Edward Iutz secretary Columbus W Haupt assistant secretary Harvey D Baker treasurer. A horse belonging to Dr BR Smith veterinary surgeon bolted, running along the pike, West Patrick Street and Court Street ending before Park Hotel. Jes H Wachter lived at Engelbrecht farm south of the city and grew a celery stalk three and a half inches tall ten inches around and weighing a pound and a half. The steam fire engines expert was to arrive Wednesday for a full inspection by United Steam Fire Engine Company. Visitation Academy enrollment surpassed last year with fifty boarders and many day students.
The subject identified as Squies Marsh Swallow continues in critical condition after the Ike Soles case, while authorities pursue further evidence and await developments.
A quirky state of play unfolds as players grow tired of impatience and loud reactions. Some participants flip cards with force or show clear anger, while others express enthusiasm, muting the social rhythm of the game. The mood shifts between competitive focus and showy outbursts as rounds proceed.
A concise verse expresses quiet patriotism and pride in American identity while acknowledging faults and global lessons. The poem notes not shouting praise but modestly celebrating the nation’s fame in the universe. Copyright 1923 NEA Service, Inc.
The stars incline but do not compel. Mercury rules today in a benefic aspect while the Sun and Saturn are adverse. It urges inventories of business interests and cost conscious planning, with favorable morning hours for accounts. It notes a rise in publicity opportunities and warns of rumors and political confusion. Brazil faces disasters. rising travel and restless year ahead for those born under Libra.
Mayor Lioy C. Culley plans to appoint about 14 more policemen for day and night shifts during the fair week, joining the regular force to maintain order. Authorities warn housekeepers to lock doors and guard against pickpockets, game manipulators, and smooth talkers as crowds from Hagerstown and other areas gather. A fragment notes Mrs. Minnie Topst picking raspberries Friday on Seventh Street.
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