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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland lists Associated Press copyright and policy notes. It states newspapers may not publish writer names without authorization and free notices must be mailed rather than telephoned.
A grand jury report warns that youth who cannot afford cars risk indolence and a false sense of necessity. Many urban youths chase social status, leading to debt as bankers, furniture loans, and future security are sacrificed for present pleasures.
An instructor Prof House at Nebraska State Normal School plans to imitate a trapper’s 100 mile crawl with one leg bound to test the claim. He would subsist on berries roots and meat rations while striving to replicate the hardship. Critics call the stunt foolish and unnecessary as imitation lacks the heroism of the original feat.
The Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren church held a regular meeting on Friday September 14 at the church. Led by Mrs George Hamilton the group sang All For Justice prayed read John 15 1 11 heard Bible study on Bible Women of China and Pastor Hoht. Four new members joined and a 20 contribution was given toward the Sunday School building fund with minutes read and report presented.
Purple and gold dominate fall outfits with Rover purple pairing alongside gold accents and a specific red shade that neutralizes it. The article notes how this combination appears in current styles and how the red tone balances the bold purple hue.
Inquiring Reporter asks residents for opinions on the grand jury report. E F Biggs from Rosemont approves. George E Norris from Park Avenue questions dancing in schools and probits. William H Mort of Thurmont approves. Co L Renn from Weat Patrick Street objects to dancing in schools and wants prohition left to people. John W Eyler of West All Saints' Street says it is all right.
Autumn styles and humorous musings on fashion fitness and society appear in TOM SIMS S column. The piece blends light quips about dresses diet dancing crime gossip and the approach of football season with wry observations on modern life and consumer habits.
Today marks anniversaries from 1778 to 1901 with births and deaths of Henry Brougham Robert Emmett Ethan Allen Hitchcock James A. Garfield and others. Events include the Chickamauga battlefield site dedication and McKinley’s funeral services as well as Wilson’s San Diego address and Irish Free State Parliament assembly. Yom Kippur begins at sundown signaling the Day of Atonement.
A tongue in cheek note salutes President Coolidge and jokes about lookalike doubles arriving. The speaker, Tornado Insurance Agent Tell Binkley, longs for normal speech as he jokes about the impersonations and retreat from public view.
A vintage horoscope predicts big business gains and many new trade channels. It cites favorable dates for starting ventures and expanding stores, with political and cabinet changes foreseen and warnings of labor troubles.
A brief devotional note quotes 1 Peter 5 6 7 urging readers to humble themselves under God’s mighty hand and cast their cares upon him trusting he cares for them in due time. The passage emphasizes humility, dependence, and divine exalting care.
A fragment from a 1923 poem by SHATON Fr ALEY. It extols grit, persistence, and dependable friendship through sketches of likable characters. The piece ends noting a baby built on such a plan, called a Nan, with copyright by NEA Service, Inc.
The Frederick district Republican central committee met at Pythian Castle Tuesday night and elected Chas. McC. Mathias as chairman, Markswood D. Harp as secretary, and Willan E. Darker as treasurer. They formed campaign committees, planned active efforts, and moved to establish a junior Republican club with social activities. A meeting for all young Republicans is set for next Monday at headquarters to promote the junior organization.
Frederick columns from September 19 1903 note George LeGore at Washington and Lee University. John F Kreh elected alternate deputy supreme archon of the Improved Order of Neptosophy in Baltimore. Gas work incident at A P Marsh’s restaurant injures several men. Grayson Haller catches bass along the Monocacy. Dr Winebrewer Jr lands eighteen bass in the Potomac at Point of Rocks. Sewer flooding by South Market street yields bait fish from the sewer. Gold fish escape into Carroll Creek. Cordova stallion by Monocacy earns racing wins near Baltimore with a 2 1 7 ½ record.
Graceham records a Sunday of visits by residents and relatives from Kemptown Littlestown Hanover Rocky Ridge and Emmitsburg among others with several families hosting gatherings. Church festival music adds a local cultural note as Mrs Dewees takes possession of Jacob Marti's property.
Property deeds record Frank H Sidwell and wife to Charles H Fogle and wife in the county for $10. Deed of trust records Reginald W King and wife to Alban M Wood and others as trustees for $10. Marriage licenses issued to Carroll T MacMaster 26 and Flora R Taylor 20 both of Frederick Edgar T Beans 58 and Nancy E Wirts 52 Lovettsville Va Charles A Baker 22 and Genevieve Schindler 19 both of New York.
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