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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1923
Page
4
The fragment references submission as authority for statements or opinions and advertising notices to be written and mailed to a post office in Frederick Maryland. It mentions second class matter and postal handling but the text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or entities.
A clergyman retracts his claim that American girls have the lowest morals, saying European girls are worse. Census data on divorce and separations prompts Ben Lindsey to suggest unmarried pairs rise with divorces. The piece argues for clear moral standards while cautioning against neutral stances on morality.
A reader urges keeping General James Clarke’s fountain at Mount Olivet Cemetery and opposes moving it to Market Street. The writer criticizes county agents and endorses Mount Olivet as the suitable site for the Soldiers memorial, arguing public sentiment supports preservation over relocation.
The five residents express surprise and support for Dover's victory in the Five State series. A. P. Ridgely notes Martinsburg's Blue Ridge League representation, while others predict and celebrate Dover’s win, remarking on the extra game issue and overall agreement on the outcome.
A collection of quips on marriage and gender roles cites opposites attract, vegetarian wives, and the value of a good cook. It jokes about bachelors, rumors, fashion, and the era's attitudes, noting how entertainment shapes views of women and weddings with playful bite.
Berton Braley lampoons idealists who pursue unreachable goals with flimsy tools and reckless zeal. He portrays a wildly impractical crew fighting windmills and chasing distant dreams, yet their actions oddly influence others to follow.
A fragmentary verse excerpt reflects on automobilin and traffic. Solomon is described as knowing that among many wives there will always be one in a good humor. The lines imply social humor rather than a direct event or report.
A historical roundup notes 1873 Captain John Shaw of the U S naval force at Mobile dies in Philadelphia. 1848 John R McLean, publisher, dies in Washington DC. 1872 Benjamin H Paddock consecrated bishop of Massachusetts. 1894 Japanese destroy eight Chinese vessels near the Yalu. 1888 US peace commissioners depart Paris. 1807 Oklahoma ratifies a new constitution elects Democratic ticket. 1921 Ormany ratifies peace treaty with US. Today also marks many birthdays including General Valeriano Weyler and others. Major events include openings of Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College and state fairs in Tennessee and Washington, along with the National Chemical Exposition in New York and a large gathering of Odd Fellows in Cincinnati. Proposals to amalgamate Canadian railway unions foreseen at Calgary.
Astrologers warn of a disruptive day with Neptune and Saturn favorable early but Sun Jupiter and Venus adverse later. The mind may be unsettled and restlessness arouses the will. The seers prophesy continued world ferment and caution job seekers to delay initiative until the Sun softens. Calvin is mentioned in prophecy.
A local News item from September 17 1903 notes carpenters repairing Episcopal church steeple ahead of repainting. Brunswick players Motter and Maulsby defeat Chambers and Jones at YMCA courts 6 4 6 4 and 6 1 6 4. Lermet Magazine previews Southern football stars McCardell Woodward, while McCardell attracts coaching offers. Fishing yields fourteen bass, largest two pounds. Local schools reopen including Maryland School for the Deaf Miss Eisenhauer School of Expression and Academy of the Visitation. Woman's College to reopen Thursday morning.
Attractive three room apartment with bath gas and electric hot water heating. Apply 142 West Patrick Street. Phone 774 during 9 to 6. For rent.
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