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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
4
A Frederick reporter notes strong local opinion on women smoking with some men calling it a disgrace while others defend women’s right to smoke. The piece describes social pressure, private experimentation, and growing display of habit through cigarette holders as jewelers report rising sales.
Gov. Ritchie and Attorney General Armstrong uncovered a flaw in the Maryland Assembly passed 9 million dollar soldier bonus bill. The Maryland Service Loan of 1923 would date bonds August 1 1922, delaying election approval until November 1922, risking invalid bonds and potential non purchase by banks and trust houses.
Relieves headache with Musterole available at drug stores in jars and tubes. Prices show 35 and 65 cents, with hospital sizes and a three dollar option. Plain language comparison to mustard plaster.
Feagaville hosts Pomona Grange at 11 a m Saturday. Rev Harold Creager from Gettysburg preached at St Luke s Lutheran last Sunday. Young People s Missionary Society meets Sunday 7 30 p m. Various locals visit relatives in Baltimore Frederick and Frederick area. Barn project underway by Harrigan Mort from Woodsboro. Woman s Community Club hosted by Mrs David Stockman. Rebekah Assembly delegates from Maryland attended in Baltimore. Ballenger Grange to meet Friday night.
Free camps for touring motorists will be opened in Maryland along state highways. Five sites secured near Frederick Frostburg Lisbon Hancock and Conococheague Creek with others possible. A concessionaire will run a general supply store and maintain water and sanitation facilities at each camp.
Property deeds record transfers in Frederick and nearby counties with prices mainly $10 and a few higher sums. Albert C. to Charles Hildebrand and others appear, along with multiple deeds between spouses. Marriage licenses list John Pinkney Jones and Mary Violet Smith, George Mullican and Helen Dorgey, Forrest Haugh and Clara Fagan, plus Benjamin Rock and Helen Sites, with ages and originating towns.
Martin L. Hickey, a steel worker erecting the hotel frame, fractured a bone in his foot when a beam rolled onto it as chains were removed from a hoisted load. He was taken to City Hospital for x ray confirmation of the fracture.
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