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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News announces free notices of advertising must be written and mailed to the office and will not be accepted by telephone. It states the Associated Press news dispatches are credited and protected for republication.
A 1923 column notes driving demands mental composure and rest control. It contrasts anxious middle aged drivers with confident youths, urging gradual practice under a good instructor to improve public safety and personal competence.
The forecast warns Mars and Neptune influence bringing anxiety in government and business markets. It cautions about dangerous navigation and storms, rising fuel prices, water supply issues, and a shift toward individualism. Birthdates and zodiac signs are linked to traits and outcomes.
A devotional note cites Psalm 119105 stressing that thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light onto my path as guidance. The brief reflects on scripture's role in daily steps and decisions.
Readers offer opinions on the ZR-1 Shenandoah flying over Frederick en route to Winchester Saturday. Quotes from Miss Virginia Shook J Herman Mock El Geisbert Charles T. Bocher Jr John K. Stull reveal enthusiasm concern and practical matters about crowds and safety.
Berton Braley recounts a humorous tale of Hans Van Lunk a sailor who claims a Chinese junk from Wei Hai Wei sailed the Zuyder Zee. The Chinese crew rescue the Dutchman after a ram with a Chinese junk sinks but the outcome remains a mystery and the poem ends with no clear answer.
An east bound freight of 80 cars derailed on the main line near Adamstown Junction around 1 45 pm. Two switches discharged and the track s blocked for four hours causing all traffic to halt. wrecking crews from Brunswick and Baltimore cleared the line by evening.
A historical roundup lists past events and notable birthdays. Names include Peston Randolph born 1721 and Giovanni Martinelli born near Venice, with events such as the 1848 Dominican independence recognition and the 40th Met Opera opening. Also notes a fatal Winston-Salem high school football injury.
A jumble of stray quips and odd lines from a public letter page or gossip column. Items reference Jugtewood California rubbish, Monticello youths eloping, a Washington senator, European artists, party politics, Birmingham Sunday, and various scattered anecdotes. The piece leaps between topics with no clear narrative.
The readable fragments reference a Wisconsin police station robbery report with few details, a note about tourists losing items, a clerk in Jacksonville Florida, a Japanese project building steel homes, and a Boston worker quitting over not being allowed to chew gum at work.
This is a notice to Frederick County voters from Lewis F. Locuer of Mt. Pleasant District No 13 a Democratic nominee for County Commissioner. He has run a country produce business at his current location for 23 years and asks for votes while promising personal attention and integrity if elected.
An advertisement touts Swollen Joints Mont remedies for various joints and pains. It promises rapid relief by topical application within moments and urges readers to consult J. A. Williamson Co or any reliable druggist for the product.
By order of the Circuit Court Frederick County trustees Athan Wont and Austin Jimes sell at public auction on the King farm near Minger- hoard Kemr awn road in Nia Market District on Thursday November 15 1528 at 10 o clock the described personal property. The sale follows a petition by Reginald W. King and Tha M ive, the wife, as trustees.
A historical note describes an ambassador and Governor Pinchot settling their issues in the wake of an anthracite strike. The pairing hints at political maneuvering during a period of labor unrest and labor relations within the Court of St James.
Twenty years ago Frederick residents read notes on a Pullman car conductor voyage between Washington and Florida persimmons, a Princeton Swarthmore prep school football game result, and Marland Agricultural College football plans led by Coach John Markey with manager D. Anderson.
A shopper explains how clerks manage demands for service and the role of floorwalkers when proper attention is not given. The piece notes that a second customer can distract staff and that courteous clerks balance multiple tasks while floorwalkers are available as a source of authority for needed service.
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