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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1923
Page
4
A fragment of a fielded newspaper page shows the Daily News masthead with location Frederick Maryland and a note about Associated Press copyright and submission rules for letters and notices. The text packages governance of the paper and postal details.
The article notes Mme Alla Nazimova leaving the film world to return to spoken drama, craving stage applause despite earning big money in movies. It contrasts monetary rewards with spiritual satisfaction, praising her choice to seek both kinds of reward through live performance.
A Brooklyn baby who swallowed a toy auto is reported to recover. The item mixes humorous asides and brief notices about unrelated events from the era, including a boating mishap and a river rescue.
Berton Braley laments students’ reluctance to return to school and acknowledge learning, noting their craving for glamor and boredom with studying. The piece reflects a wartime or postwar humor tone, contrasting eagerness for knowledge with tyrannical classroom discipline. A second note mentions Misa Joan Proctor appointed curator of reptiles at the London Zoo.
A devotional piece centers on Psalm 16 verse 11 about finding life’s path in God’s presence. It emphasizes joy and eternal pleasures at the right hand of the divine, offering a concise spiritual meditation.
The Inquiring Reporter asks local residents whether people over sixty five with annual income under 300 should receive state pensions. Responses vary from opposition except for disabled veterans to conditional support for those who have faced misfortune and self-reliance concerns.
The stars forecast a fortunate day with Saturn and Neptune benefic and Uranus adverse. Real estate activity rises with wide land sales though cautious judgments are advised. Public mood grows conservative. scandals may surface and propaganda spreads, urging duty and steadfastness.
Anniversaries list events from 1843 Captain Rose return to England after four years at sea, 1848 end of criminal transportation to New South Wales, 1864 Confederate cavalry leader John IL Morgan killed in Tennessee, 1866 Andrew Johnson visits Detroit, 1876 Spanish crackdown on Protestant chapels, 1986 Geronimo surrenders to General Miles, 1890 Queen Carmen Sylva at Eisteddfod Bangor, 1918 Graves assumes command in Europe, plus Wool alcohol deaths in Brooklyn and Justice Clarke’s resignation.
Today marks anniversaries of notable figures born in Rome, Lee County Virginia, Pleasantville New Jersey and Nas ha New Hampshire while events span a royal celebration in Holland, bar association meetings in Montreal and Colorado Springs, and a wartime legacy gathering in Columbus. Also notes a trial in New York City and a silver export conference in Reno with local church gathering details.
Seventeenth annual Teachers Institute session opened at the Masonic Temple Hall with remarks by M Bates Stephens State Superintendent and John T White of Allegany County. Frederick circuit court began September term with Chief Judge James McSherry and Associate Judge Motter. William A Hood named grand jury foreman.
A drooped quip on a couple advertising for aid due to lack of children laundry and modern comforts. The item notes Germany faces widespread troubles alongside payroll issues. Copyright National Newspaper Service.
A fragment notes a $100 amount to advance work and mentions library upbuild by the Board of Welfare. The text also describes a London police court scene where a bald man had his head tattooed in red and blue.
Birmingham reader F. Markell, formerly of Frederick, mails a renewal and urges the paper to publish a comprehensive almanac. He proposes listing sheriffs, state attorneys, clerks of court, Register of Wills, mayors, senators, postmasters and other officials from establishment to present year for public value.
Miss Mary Jane Munn, now a State Social worker, revises the depleted book stock at the Maryland House of Correction to create a library for prisoners. Col. Claude B Sweezey, warden of the Penitentiary and the House of Correction, backs the effort with support and resources.
A guidance note warns mothers about cradle and high-chair placement to prevent falls. It explains babies instinctively kick and push with feet and suggests keeping the chair away from the table to avoid tipping or backward falls.
One 1922 Dodge Touring fully equipped with about 500 miles run. Also a 1922 Buick Touring available. Harbaugh Auto Sales located at 233 N Market. Lost and Found
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