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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland publishes daily notices and information for readers. The statement outlines editorial policy on rights of republication and handling of notices and opinions.
A 1923 editorial urges Frederick and readers nationwide to return to school Wednesday. It contrasts eager students seeking new knowledge with those reluctant to educate themselves for work or fashion, stressing education as a path to better opportunities and future service.
Readers name a host of players from Martinsburg Frederick Waynesboro Chambersburg and Hanover as all star picks with Haggerty Rawlings Kaunas Haggerty and Mack among top pitchers and managers in a lively inquiring roundup.
The item surveys varied incidents from a train robbery in Oklahoma tied to political talk, a St. Louis shoplift with a fur coat, to a Pittsburgh dentist who shot himself. It notes oddities from a Brooklyn fall, a Petersburg man’s death joke, and rural quips about a singing frog in New Orleans.
The 25thology predicts a mixed day with Venus and the Sun in palefic influence. Women face opposition to recognized rights while many projects may emerge in the economy in coming months. Employers may be difficult. advertising and publicity look favorable. winding up accounts or new contracts advised with caution. London notes adverse royal influences and a tough year ahead for the British Empire.
Fragmentary note recounts an uncle in Germany killed by a toll collector in a rough incident. The piece mocks politicians and their understanding of a noted pitchman as President Coolidge winds down political theatrics.
A compact historical diary noting today anniversaries from 1865 to 1930s events. Highlights include Oliver Cromwell’s death in London, 1777 Philadelphia retreat, and Thiers death. Births span Sundar Singh and Cyrun Woods. Today marks Labor Day observances, League of Nations meeting in Geneva, and union congress sessions.
A poem credits common workingmen for great feats from pyramids to temples. It argues architects and engineers deserve praise, but hands and tools of laborers made arches, gardens, halls, and ships stand firm. The piece stresses collective credit for skilled toil.
A fragment from Berton Braley describes bold pirates and a make shift raft with a ship full of gold. The scene shifts to a child hearing his mother call ending the pirate fantasy as the spell breaks. Pleats and wraps dominate fashion talks for tall sports skirts and women’s wear.
Today at one o clock Othe J Keller and Miss Mary A Bowlus were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Miss Bessie Getzendanner and Albert Metardell as attendants. The new Republican County Central Committee elected Reno B Harp as chairman with George R Dennis as vice chairman and A W Dowd added as an additional vice chairman. Other officers include ENG Haugh as secretary Harry J Kefanver as assistant secretary and Melvin A E Biser as treasurer.
A Garber Baking Company bread truck struck and killed 48 year old Withert Reeder, a farmer from Boonshoro, as he crossed the Boonsboro Sheedysville road near Keedysville. The accident happened Saturday around 4 PM on a curve. other vehicles were nearby.
A critique of a golf swing notes the elbows should stay close to the body at the start and maintain near distance during the upswing. It warns that widening apart elbows mid swing disrupts the swing plane and a true path.
Administrators of the will of Wasley A Wachter announce a public sale at Broomfield Frederick County on September 15 1923 at 10 am. Contents include 2 horses 4 cows 3 sows and a long list of farming equipment household furnishings and tools. Payment terms cash for most items with credit for amounts over $10 and notes with interest. A 46 acre farm adjoining the listed lands is also offered with a 350 cash minimum at sale and possession around October 1.
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