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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News outlines submission rules requiring real names with notices or opinions, states names may be withheld only with consent, and directs readers to mail rather than phone notices. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday and is entered as second class matter in Freder ick Maryland.
In the wake of a devastating 1923 disaster in Japan, local Christians urge support for Red Cross relief. The appeal notes the scale of destruction, calls for a $5,000,000 fund, and emphasizes America's role in humanitarian aid and friendship. It frames the response as a moral duty and a chance to aid suffering people.
A writer notes 165 golf courses within fifty miles of New York City and estimates 382,000,000 Americans hooked on chasing the ball. He cites growing interest over the past three years, with the game shifting from pastime to a nationwide craze affecting leisure and culture.
Property transfers include Murray Elsworthy to Henry Boteler for 5500 and Sylvester Vo Young to Harvey Schosser for 6000 with city location. Marriage licenses recorded for Roy Custer and Marie Jennings, both ages 37 and 22. An absolute divorce bill filed James Harrison vs C Harrison. Clergy note: Rev Dr F Berry will not accept call at First United Brethren church despite support from St Pauls Brethren pastor.
Harvey Betz Fred erick was arrested in Ha erstown by Detective Thurston on a non support charge and delivered to Frederick County authorities. The report also notes a comment about a pike described as greedy and fond of heavy meals.
A fragmentary note outlines a recurring feature titled The Inquiring Reporter Me Asks Five Persona. It mentions random sampling and public curiosity guiding short Q&A style exchanges with varied figures. The text is incomplete but signals a civic culture interview series.
Local readers name Martinsburg as the likely winner of the Martinsburg Dover Five-State Championship series. Clinton Shepherd Lewis Moberly Harvey Wills David Myers and G Edwin Shell all predict Martinsburg will win citing stronger play and leadership.
A collage of anecdotes from a bygone era includes marriages of elderly sisters in Mishawaka and a Bluefield West Virginia teen finding a husband, plus oddities about horses in Italy and restaurant theft rulings. Notable dates mark Richelieu birth, US Algerian treaty, and Alabama Claims indemnity payment.
A 1923 astrology column predicts a favorable day for love and social events, with May notably bringing strong impressions from women on men. It warns of a rush of romance before national strain, cites a sun eclipse affecting the Pacific Coast, and notes elder counsel as middle-aged leaders face tests of statesmanship.
The verse urges readers to accept movement toward progress, warning against resisting change while promising advancement and a brighter future. It frames progress as an inevitability and threatens disruption if obstructed. A note cites a Fokker monoplane staying aloft for 36 hours and 3 minutes, covering 541 miles.
Ez Pash complains of women on streets and calls for more rough rain to drive them home after a family gathering at the Jake Bentley farm ends with tensions and renewed grudges.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the grand jury was drawn with William A. Nood as foreman and includes John Foland Paul W Eugster A C O Beachley Samuel Swartz Thomas G Cochran Henry Minor John W Carroll Harwood Magruder Hiram A Wolfe Emanuel S Boone Wil Muth S C Brandenburger Ddw chant Samuel L Lilly and others. Petit jurors listed include Philips Shock Kaufman Holter Zimmerman Rively Ausherman Cramer Miller Tudrear Hull Frazier Barnes Wachter Fox Harper Hortne Riser Cramer Kinna Shuff Youkins Herd Lease and Dudrear. Frederick Council No 1196 Royal Arcanum plans a meeting with Maryland Grand Council officers visiting the local unit.
A brief devotional note cites John 1 asserting that all things were made through God and nothing came into being apart from Him, emphasizing divine creation and Christ’s role in creation.
A female speaker warns against mixing coats with fancy dresses and hats. She says a coat should match the dress and avoid tailored or sport lines when wearing formal attire to maintain appropriateness.
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