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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
4
A Freder ick Maryland notice states that no communications or opinions will be published unless written and mailed to the office. It forbids telephone submissions and requires such notices to be mailed to the post office for second class mail status.
A 1928 editorial ponders youth versus age, arguing precocity can signal genius when backed by effort, while warning that youthful dissipation undermines lasting achievement. It contrasts celebrated early success with postponed ambitions and cites F. Scott Fitzgerald and Pinchot's views amid autumn scenes.
Local readers share mixed views on the Baltimore Kansas City series. J R Marshall Lewistown says he was surprised Baltimore won while Russell L Michael FD 7 notes Baltimore performs well at home but loses to other leagues. Dr Weddle East Seventh street cites overconfidence and William B Schmidt South Market street expects Kansas City to win. Frank R Adams North Bentz Street adds weather affected attendance and timing concerns.
Astrological reading warns Neptune Mars and Jupiter alignments portend widespread intrigue and harsh judgment. The year brings political clashes in Congress, potential wars, natural disasters in Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Brazil earthquakes, and midwinter seaborne naval duties. Scorpio youth noted as friendly yet free.
The poem proclaims choosing songs of laughter hope and honor over tears doubt and defeat. It favors dignity courage faith and triumph while acknowledging critics may deem it not art.
Christine Bradley South daughter of Kentucky's former governor is long discussed as a Republican candidate for the United States Senate from Kentucky next year.
Today marks anniversaries across events and births from 1759 to 1916 with notes on political figures, cultural milestones, and transportation feats. Birthdays include Henry Held, Jackie Coogan, Ellsworth Statler, Sydney Rosenfeld, William Gleason, while events mention the launching of the battleship Oregon and a temperance day in Florida.
Purely personal items note Osler and Mrs Lee guests of Mr and Mrs Hahnge late week. Miss Mareare Huhn spent a week at her parental home East Church street and has returned to Washington. Mrs Robert B Lee returned home in Gosustain after visiting W W Hahn. Mrs Edgrard A Crum, guest of Mr and Mrs T Crum, moves to Bad Finete. Mrs Goa Cramer of Welkersville remains winter with her sister Mrs Clarence S Measell in Norfolk. Mr and Mrs John Isrell White of Kansas City visit Mrs Cuntra C. Tiser and Mr Riser of Reiter Pa. They plan to visit Frederick shortly.
The Newa reports the Young Men’s Christian Association held an officer election. Henry L Abbott was nominated president with C. A. Gu son as vice president Robert E Melaplaine as treasurer and S. D. Hedges as recording secretary, all elected unanimously. Advisory board members named were Jonah D Baker Dr. William C Johnson William Mirelv William H Keller and R R Lewis. A social event followed at the home of Mrs Jarie Dieh and Mr Charles W Ress with a game of hearts. Women’s prizes awarded Emily N Maulsby and Mrs Ta Victor Baughman. men’s prizes Arthur Trail and Dr Charles MacGill. Next meeting set at Mrs J A Williamson’s residence Record Street. In the girls temperance society a three month term elected Mamie Hales president Maria Haller vice president Martha Ackerman secretary Marianna Doll treasurer and Mary Low instructor Mrs Fearhake named superintendent.
A civil engineer narrates his journey from saving nothing until age 46 to becoming wealthy with substantial investments in bonds real estate and mortgages. He credits consistent saving, prudent guidance, and compounding returns while denying any speculation or losses.
A collage of quirky notices from Paris and American topics. Jokes about politicians, sports, crimes, and society mix with playful quips. References to Coolidge, Lloyd George, and a vaudeville of oddities illuminate a fragmented 1920s newspaper flavor.
In a large office the clock should be placed on the wall facing all workers so they can glance up without turning around. A prominent clock improves time management and output by reducing wasted effort in reading time.
An advertisement extols the life in a home with a healthy wife, blaming female ailments for distress. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, claiming 98 out of 100 women benefit, and urges reliance on the product to restore health and happiness.
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