The Daily News Address and Policy Statement
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines its publication details and policy requirements. It notes daily issuance except Sundays from the Newa-Port Building, Court Street, with association to the Associated Press. It requires real names for communications and non-telephoned notices, and directs free notices to be mailed to the office.
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Newa-Port Building
Court Street
Frederick, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Conpant
Associated Pens
Associated Press
MONDAY APRIL 3 1922 MEN AND MONKEYS AND RETAIL PROFITS
A commentary argues against evolution denial noting fossils support human descent through centuries. It questions remote worries and highlights reverence for divine shaping of progress. A Harvard study on retail trade shows retailers earn under two cents per dollar after costs, with 72 cents to goods and 13.9 cents for carts and wagers, prompting calls against overcharging beliefs.
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Harvard Bureau of Research
Moonshine Drinking Suspect nabbed by Gettysburg police
Van Brinkle, a colored man from Emmitsburg, drank moonshine and caused a chase through Gettysburg streets. He knocked down pedestrian E. Richard and rammed a car before police captured him near Warner Hospital. He was jailed after a medical check found him intoxicated.
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van Brinkle
Patter
Catle
Eammitsburg
Gettsburg
Ander Bis Lel
Births and moves populate Emmitsburg notes
Purely personal items from Emmitsburg report congratulatory birth news for twins to Mr and Mrs Albert Gannon, address changes for several residents, weekend visits from Washington and Germantown social ties, moves of Rev Downes and others, and a finger injury at Thurmont Manufacturing Company.
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Ron Ejigenbrode
Thurmont
Thurmont Manufacturing Company
New Bus Line To Start Between Hagerstown and Cumberland
FE. W. Hul announces a new bus line between Hagers town and Cumberland with two daily trips. Hull operates direct routes from Hag erstown to multiple adjacent ports, expanding regional service.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
FE. W. Hul
Hull
Adjoin
Sag
1922 Maryland Legislature Opinions From The Inquiring Reporter
The Inquiring Reporter collects views from North Market to East Third Street on Maryland's 1922 legislature. Weinberg cites fewer elections and better finances as gains. Notnagle and Kennedy praise progress especially in the Senate. Etchison calls for thanksgiving when the session ends. Gaver and others deem the work largely good though some provisions could have been spared.
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Leo Weinberg
North Market
Marland
William Notnagle
Eaat
Senate
H. Dorsey Etchison
Maryland
Alfred Gaver
Middletown
Democratic women host tea at court street headquarters
Democratic women held a largely attended tea at the headquarters on Court street Saturday afternoon. Mrs Richard J Hoss and Miss Mildred Brengle presided. Remarks by Mrs Hoes, county chairman, outlined the club's future, plans for a women’s club, and a role in the upcoming municipal election. A summer picnic and fall campaign diary were discussed.
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Eaal
Court Street
Richard J. Hoss
Mary Maulsby
James A. Jouen
Lloyd
Culler
Charl Heck
Mildred Brengle
Hoes
Democratic Women's Committee
Richard S. J. Dutrewth
Auto Fines Jump With Spring Arrival
Spring arrival raises state and county auto fines totaling 2712 dollars. Frederick county leads with 279 dollars in infractions across 17 arrests. Individuals from Emmitsburg Frederick Middletown Mt Airy New Market and New Market areas receive fines for reckless driving markers speeding and license issues. Samuel Annan of Emmitsburg Md receives 15 days for reckless driving.
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Austin Baughman
Haltimore
Frederick County
Enmmitsburg
Samuel M. Annan
Frederick—k. J. Anderson
Wm. Brown
P. Leatherman
Jos. O. Foster
L.C. Glaas
I. W. Hooker
J. W. Hooker
CG. C. Keely, Jr
Lawrence L. Sibert
C. B. Lanhart
Brady /E. Sargent
Robert Dronenburg
Samuel Annan
Emmitsburg
Hymeneas and Weddings in Taneytown and Surrounding Areas
Marriages reported from Taneytown and nearby towns include Maurice Hawk and Bertha Shoemaker wed at 8 p.m. at the groom’s home in York with Rev. Oliver officiating. Clara Kline Shull and Charles K. Foster marry in Elli cott City with plans to live in Brunswick. Charlie E. Condon and Hepsey E. Nicholson wed near Mt. Airy in a Lutheran parish home ceremony. Louise L. McMullen and Lawrence L. Clark unite in Rockville with a Methodist ceremony.
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Hank—Shoemaker
Maurice Hawk
Catharine Hawk
Taneytown
Bertha Shoemaker
Luther C. Hawk
South Queen Street
York
Charles A. Oliver
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Foster—Kline
G. Allen Kline
O. Ave
Clara K. Shull
Charles K. Foster
Brunswick
Presbyterian Parsonage
Ellicott City
G. W. Mylne
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Gunners and Gatherings
Twenty years ago today in Frederick, F M Phebus faked 19 snipe while out on a gun hunt. A reception for the Daughters of the Confederacy at Fitzhugh Lee Chapter rooms featured gifts from Mrs. Thomas E Pope and Mrs. Marie Dorie with hostesses Mrs O F Bennett Mrs Albert Tearre and Miss Caroline McSherry. Rev Luther Kuhlman and wife visited Frontenac Atlantic City near the Berkers hotel fire. State Secretary George F Tibbitts received a delivery of a serous packet. The Reformed Church Union Association met at Hagerstown to plan Maryland’s annual reunion for several regions. A surveying corps from the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company planned work near Liberty Town.
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Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomas E. Pope
Marie Dorie
OF. P. Bennett
Albert Tearre
Caroline McSherry
FARMER KILLS SELF AT SPENCERVILLE
William Spencer a 68 year old farmer and resident of Spencerville Montgomery County killed himself at home by shotgun. He sold his small farm recently and appeared despondent over his price. He was unmarried and lived alone. Survived by his sister Mrs Frank Woodward of Spencerville. A farewell sermon will be given by Rev. R V Saltzer now transferred to Braddock Street Church Winchester VA. Rev. Saltzer previously pastor of the Trinity M E church South. Government officials also report unrelated charges against Mrs Nettie Martin were dismissed. her husband George C Martin was freed after negotiations. A United States treaty was approved by the Spanish Cabinet on April 10.
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Wiliam Spencer
Montgomery County
Spencervilla
Spencer
Frank Woodward
Spencerrile
Saltzer
Pasor
Central Methodist
Cumberland
Braddock Street
Winchester
Wr. Seltzer
Traity M E
City
Nettie Martin
Acastant
George Lindsay
Ross
Tmsted
Baltimore
George C Martin
William Curran
Martine
Hatilery
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
James QP. Elkins
James P. Elkins
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Arthur D. Willard
Hand-Me-Downs and a Circus Gift
A seventh child, Billy Riley, endures hand-me-down clothes until a circus visit changes his luck. He bonds with a baby elephant, earns a kind stranger's sympathy, and receives a new suit for future shows. The tale closes with a teaser puzzle for readers.
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Downs
Billy Riley
Teddy
Billy
Frank
Hilly
Circus
Ilown
Rileys
Lesson Ten Covers Strategy and Holds in Wrestling
Final lesson emphasizes using strategy over muscle, trickery, and weight control to wear down opponents. Maintain active motion, keep arms close, and use combinations to secure falls. Encourages fair play, quick action, and adapting positions for leverage.
April dates mark key shifts in American history
Timeline notes events on April 2 and 3 across centuries. From 1698 Governors Coote appointed in New York and Massachusetts to 1792 mint establishment, 1862 McClellan’s Richmond campaign start, 1865 Richmond occupation, 1866 habeas corpus restored, 1868 Richmond evacuation, plus 1865 Selma capture and 1639 Maine proprietorship.
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Richard Coote
New York
Massachusetts
United States Mint
General McClellan
Fort Monroe
Richmond
Virginia
Selma
Alabama
Texas
Robberies at Pen-Mar Resort Target Local Property
Winter robberies at Pen-Mar were reported to owners, with recent raids on the Pen Rock Hotel and the Mar-Rock Cottage owned by Randolph Debrick of Baltimore. Thieves looted bedding, mattresses, china, silver, linen, and furniture, smashing chinaware and scattering items across floors as they worked. Debrick arrived at Pen-Mar Park and learned of the depredations upon entering the hotel and cottage.
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Pen-Mar
Pen- Rock Hotel
Mar-Rock
Randolph Debrick
Baltimore
Debrick
Pen- Mar Park
John Doe Arrested for Drunk and Disorderly Act
John Doe was taken into custody by Officer John Adams Sunday morning at Mrs. Brashears boarding house on All Saints Street for drunken and disorderly conduct. He was released on four dollars collateral pending a hearing scheduled for this evening.
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John Doe
John Adams
Suit settles for four thousand dollars in Buck Lodge
Mrs Maude A Hawkins and two children of Clarksburg Montgomery county reach a 4000 dollar settlement in Rockville Circuit Court against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co for the death of Clagett W Hawkins at Buck Lodge The widow receives 2000 dollars and each child 1000 dollars Albert M Boult of Rockville represented the plaintiffs Marriage Licenses granted Marstail Fulmer divorced over 21 and Sadie Stultz over 51 Walkersville
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Clarksburg
Montgomery County
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Clagett W. Hawkins
Buck Lodge
Rockville
Peter and
Worthington
Albert M. Boult
Marstail H. Fulmer
Dvorced
Sadie
Stultz
Walkersville
Niece Seeks Divorce After Juror Pact Rumor
A fragment notes Mra Em Moots' niece seeking divorce from her husband amid rumor of a forced separation and distant Ye olde juror tie. The text mentions the couple met about a month ago while serving on the same jury and hints at social critique of wealthy young men.
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Sain
National
Maryland Constitution Section 23 Article 2 Duties of Secretary of State
The passage states that the Secretary of State must diligently preserve a record of all official acts and proceedings accessible for inspection by legislative committees from either branch. It also requires the secretary to perform duties prescribed by law and pertaining to the executive department, along with all clerical duties connected to that department.
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Executive Department
Maryland
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