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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from The Daily News in Frederick Maryland describes newspaper policy and submission guidelines for notices and letters to the editor. It references Associated Press terms and filing procedures for free notices and opinions.
The piece reflects on the approach of fall as a time of mixed sentiment. It notes harvest celebrations, county fairs, football season, and hunting openings across New England and the Middle Atlantic. It comments on school reopenings, church work, reading, and shifting income tax expectations, concluding with longer nights and the end of vacation.
Horoscope notes a generally favorable day for editors publishers and actors to sign contracts with advertising likely to yield results. A total solar eclipse portends grave events including earthquakes famines and storms, especially affecting the western US and Caribbean regions, with secret agencies in California and northern states.
A collection of humorous aphorisms and social jests on money age marriage manners and common sense. It catalogues quips about dollars, palm reading, pottery, safety razor blades, dances, seals, education, and everyday life showing a satirical slice of culture and humor.
Inquiries about viewing the late afternoon solar eclipse drew mixed local responses from residents. Caution and schedule constraints limited some observers while others planned to watch or expected notable sights if conditions allowed.
A compact chronicle of anniversaries and events from 1835 to the present, listing notable births, deaths, and milestones. Highlights include Willie Blount, Emory College, Howe’s patent expiry, a Swiss landslide, a dying ship Wasp, and Empress Elizabeth’s assassination. Also notes elections, vigils, and organizational meetings across Canada and the United States, with several birthdays and upcoming observances.
Berton Braley argues in prose style that while the world is flawed with hardship greed and cruelty it also holds potential for improvement. He urges courage hope and action, insisting that progress is possible as societies grow wiser and kinder.
A peculiar remark from Cons. Plum suggests women are laughed at when arrested, amid discussions about giving President Coolidge a chance and reactions from photographers.
Twenty years ago in Frederick, Dick Paris defeated Matty Matthews in seven rounds at Athletic Park with Thomas Eisenhauer refereeing. Willam H. Hinks, Baltimore native and Frederick native Samuel Hinks’s son, was nominated for chief judge of the Sixth Judicial District by the Maryland Republican convention at Point of Rocks. Local law offices open in Central National Bank building as Harp and Etchison, Cobleniz and Waters, and B. W. Thomas move in. W C T I delegates named for State convention at Rising Sun: Mrs Bruce Thomas, Mrs William Zimmerman, Mrs McLellan, Miss Mealey. George W Norris of J EF Price and Co. suffered a paralytic stroke at the hardware store doorway.
Winchester Va Sept 10 The will of Joseph Tifer late a Frederick County Virginia farmer filed for probate here states all real and personal property shall be sold at public auction. After paying debts and mineral expenses proceeds go to a monument in memory of the deceased. The testator originally bequeathed 390 dollars to his nephew Charles Pifer and 200 dollars plus household furnishings.
The guide explains a common error in golf setup. If the golfer stands too far behind the ball the club meets the ball at too steep an angle, causing an upward launch and a drive not aligned with the intended path.
A devotional line echoes Revelation 16 3 with praise for the works of the Lord God Almighty and the King of saints sung by the servants and the Lamb in reverent worship.
On the day the will was drafted the testator signaled a change with a codicil revoking a bequest to Mrs. Charles Pifer and directing the entire estate to be invested for a monument. A smokeless, flashless, waterproof gunpowder invention is noted.
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