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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1923
Page
4
The article explains how push, a proactive mindset, attracts the public and builds business. It argues newspaper advertising creates interest and trust, helping sellers move product and establish a strong, favorable reputation in a competitive market.
The piece explores wanderlust as a powerful impulse drawing people from familiar paths into unknown places and ideas. It describes risks and rewards, noting some never return, while others gain tales of monsters, treasures, or enlightenment through strange journeys and beliefs.
Meeting of Republican women will be held this evening at 7 30 in the school house at Walkersville. Miss Margaret Roderick of Jefferson will be the principal speaker, inviting local women to attend.
Dope columnist picks major upsets across Saturday games. Dominic Mattif notes Harvard crushed by Dartmouth by 14 plus. Roy H Marsden points to Princeton Navy close, Navy favored. James H Walter cites Washington and Lee over VPI and Centre rout, plus Penn State upset of West Virginia. Youngkins mentions WVU Penn State tie. Paul Mossberg recalls Carnegie Tech losing to Pittsburgh after two big defeats.
A recap of notable dates and births: Edmund Hatley born London 1656, Edward Vernon deaths 1717 and 1848, Hood’s 1864 Tennessee River crossing, Stokes manslaughter verdict 1873, Holland regency 1890, Foch’s 1921 White House visit. Today also marks Mussolini’s cabinet summons a year ago and several birthdays including Queen Marie of Romania and Paul Bruchsiol. Events include campaign close, Fall Festival in Birmingham, investment bankers convention in Washington, and a railway commission ant coal-rate hearing in Augusta. Also note Texiles Exposition opens in Boston and a new dry dock inauguration in St John NB.
The horoscope predicts a day of religious feuds and possible riots as Jupiter and Neptune align. Secret organizations gain power despite seeming breakdowns, an eclipse affects Mexico and Central America, and the southeastern U S faces winter turmoil. The U S may progress toward universal brotherhood amid global convulsions.
Shank Alexander of Middletown married Mary Virginia Alexander Saturday afternoon at the parsonage of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, officiated by Rev Dr US Gs Rupp. Miss Midna Mea Sol accompanied them as bride's cousin. They will reside in Middletown. Benches in Winter Quarters. Court Park benches removed to winter quarters.
AMONG THE SICK Mr Lea Ranneberger, president of the Frederick County Agricultural Society, is confined to the house with a severe cold. London a father summoned to Pontefract court for failing to send his seven year old daughter to school claimed the judges delivered Satan's law and refused to obey. The girl was committed to an industrial school, which the father cried was kidnapping. Also a note on a patent medicine testimonial seeking publicity for a stomach remedy.
A businesswoman recounts saving from war Liberty Bonds and learning about bonds through an investment house. She documents buying a 600 dollar bond with 300 down and monthly payments, receiving coupons and projecting future returns. She notes the bond will mature in 1942 and expects it to be worth 4500 while paying 700 total by then.
A collage of brief, sometimes humorous items from Denver Paris and other places includes a St Louis woman avoiding a robbery, a Minnesota man with two wives, a Paris balloon theft, and a lengthy joke on news from Washington and Rome. The items read like a late 19th century column of oddities.
A fragmented regional item notes talk of planes and securities in a rural setting. The piece hints at claims of loyalty and risk while musing on memory and what gets remembered as time passes. The tone recalls casual chat about markets and trust amid twilight.
Representative George A. Pearre introduced in Congress a bill proposing 200000 dollars to indemnify Frederick for its payment to General Jubal A. Early. The city paid a tribute as retaliation for property losses in Virginia, creating bonded debt borne by local taxpayers.
The fragment critiques improper conduct at work before lighting a cigar. It highlights poor manners, visible effects of smoking, and questions about expense and presentation, noting the awkward look of the band and social missteps.
Berton Braley ribs science and love in a playful poem about whether romance is caused by love or liver illness. The verse parodies medical diagnoses and historic lovers, ending that romance remains sweet regardless of science.
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