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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
4
What's Your Hurry In Crossing City Streets
An October 1 1923 editorial warns that automobile and pedestrian carelessness cause many street accidents. It urges drivers and walkers to slow, follow traffic, and exercise judgment to prevent collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Franklin ledger shows virtue marks for self improvement
The text recounts Benjamin Franklin using a ledger to track virtues such as frugality temperance and industry. He reviewed daily and awarded himself a black mark for failures, treating self knowledge as the core business of living and warning that many neglect this task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Yo Ben Franklin
Franklin
Horoscope for October Ends Benevolent Sky and Promises
The stars incline but do not compel says the horoscope as Venus Neptune and Jupiter form benefice aspects. Theatres and musicians should profit, travel and interest in reading and politics rise, with a high appointment foretold next month for a politically ambitious man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Neptune
Jupiter
Halloween plans in school as pupils share costume ideas
Inquiring Reporter asks students if they will join the Halloween celebration. Leon Alexander plans to wear a mask while Elmer Nickel expects to dress as a monkey. Austin N. Steinhaus will disguise as a woman. Charles Be. Troxell will be an old man. Clinton Harrison wonders where it will be held. The column then notes a 1923 horoscope and adds a closing syndicate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Alexander
Elmer Nickel
Austin N. Steinhaus
Charles BE. Troxell
Clinton Harrison
Cure
Ward Oung
A. S. Baking Co
Wright
Wrighe and Co
Michigan Age
Chitairo
Marty
Cure News-Post
West Second Street
Philadelphia
York
Tri
Aluse Tauoring Co
South Marke
Suil Madison
Madison Mills
Broadway
New York
O& Tewis, Jr
Plain Language Call to End The Drink Threat
A verse by Berton Baraley argues against returning to alcohol and drinking. The poem warns that booze harms youth and womanhood, urging readers to think clearly and decide now whether to advance or retreat from the drink threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Baraley
NEA Service, Inc
Abundant Pardon Mentioned Amid Hymn and Fashion Notes
The passage blends a biblical quote from Isaiah about mercy and pardon with fashion notes on Brown velveteen frocks, Lord Fauntleroy collars, choker collars, and leather rose accents on cloches. It reflects a mixed topic page combining scripture and style commentary.
Advertising Notices on Living Costs and Petticoats
The notice warns of rising living costs and announces that Petticoats will be advertised around 0.5 usual this fall but not worn. Copyright appears credited to National Newspaper Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmemaeut
Wright
National Newspaper Service
Today in History 1921 Anniversaries and Events
A compiled list notes births including John Adams Adelbert Ames and Josiah Walcott, deaths such as Pheadoria Woolsey and Joseph Rodman West, plus events like the Mexican intervention convention and Niagara Bridge completion. Also mentions Halloween observances and Paris subway rubbish removal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
United States
Braintree
Mass
Qalincy
Pheadoria D. Woolsey
Yale College
New York City
New Maven
Phip Remington
Litchfield
N. Y
Silver Springs
Fla
Mexico
France
Britain
Spain
Aman
New York
Joseph Rodman West
U. S
Louisiana
Washington, D.C
New Orleans
Frederick Twenty Years Ago Today Part 1
Reports from The News dated October 31 1902 note paving petitions for East Part Street and North Market Street with block party signatures. Local residents Rosenour Rosenstock and Besant spearheaded Patrick Street paving. Mayer Smith involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
North Met Street
Harry Pf.shipley
Frank Misenhauer
Gas Louse Pike
Nile
I'hone
Bucheystown
Larisa Garage
South Market Street
Avro Mater Machine Co
West Patrick St
der Poi Salte
Walkersville
1815 St
Baltimore
Arik Vorsaln
Wise investing in honest experienced hands
An elderly couple in a small town built wealth by farm mortgages and bonds yielding 5 42 percent, funding their son's education. A stock-promoted factory failed, proving that investments backed by honest, experienced leaders outperform seductive but untested promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois
University of Michigan
Ife
Ungrounded Crow Reports Sparked by Cocaine Claims
A garbled item notes a white crow captured in Denver with a theory it smoked cigarets. The text wanders through odd anecdotes about California University bedtimes, a Chicago man with two wives, stolen auto spotlights, corn thefters, and quirky observations from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
California University
Blunders Endangers Spectators With Bamboo Cane Flags
The article notes that waving bamboo canes during games has caused numerous accidents and injuries to onlookers. As a result several large universities ban their use in stadiums due to safety concerns for spectators.
Three Days Cough Warns Of Lung Trouble Creomulsion Ad
A promotional ad for Creomulsion claims chronic coughs and persistent colds signal dangerous lung problems. It touts creosote based treatment that soothes inflamed membranes, fights germs, and rebuilds the system after illness. Money back if relief is not achieved. Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cieomealsion Co
Atlanta
Obscure Clippings Highlight Odd Sayings and Prices
A jumble of lines notes a wife run enterprise, oatmeal cookies on a plate, embroidered gloves, a fe old carry handkerchief, a joke about giraffes selling for 12000 each, and a mention of a federal bonus. The fragmentary items resemble catalog style or quotable snippets from a local page.
Republican Candidate Seeks Support for Middletown District 3
A candidate explains inability to meet in person and requests support from the Indies and gentlemen. He pledges to act justly according to the law if elected and asks for assistance.
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Middletown
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