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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary newspaper notice text from The Daily News Frederic Md announces policies on authorship, real name requirement for letters to the editor, and submission methods for free notices. The passage also references Associated Press news dispatch rights.
A set of reader opinions from Irving Kefauver Alan Whitmore Jesse Ramsburg and others debate whether Kelly Adams and Mitchell will escape from prison. Comments range from probable to hard to tell with mentions of Holdcraft Harding and dry laws. A second letter praises Dr Edward Howlard Griggs lectures and their value for business women students and public speaking.
A 1922 discussion on coal strikes and economic impact. The piece argues strikes harm prosperity, raises unemployment, and urges cooperation. It notes public sentiment against strikes and calls for arbitration to settle disputes. It cites the Labor Department blaming operators who avoid conferring with miners.
Letter exchange questions the strength of prohibition and accuses Holdcraft of extremism. The writer criticizes temperance politics, laments loss of liberties, cites historical liquor access, and condemns international prohibition and social ills as consequences of current policies.
Hester Smith wed A. G. Tarbutton at the Reformed parsonage Cumberland in a 7:30 AM ceremony performed by Rev. Skyles. Tarbutton, formerly of Eagton Md, managed a local Five and Ten store before a transfer to Donora Pa. Newlyweds depart for Donora after the ceremony.
Frederick columns note county commissioners appoint constable and road supervisors for districts, and delegates to the Maryland State Firemen's Convention. William B. Storm elected treasurer and Joseph W. Gaver director. Frederick Brick Works directors elected with Winebrenner as president and Trail as vice president. Visitation Convent professes two sisters Fra Mulvaney and Gaffney officiating.
A wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Smith on Second Street united Miss Mary Violet Smith and John Pinkney Jones of Braddock Heights. Rev. A. Lee Barret officiated with a bridal party including sister Mrs Lewis E. Weldman and bridesmaids. a reception followed and the couple will reside in New London after a Southward trip. The article then shifts to a descriptive account of Thingvellir and Icelandic cultural revival.
Madge steps through drizzle under her father’s umbrella as she struggles with an unhappy mood. Her family teases that she has an “April face” and a stormy look when clouds gather, while she longs for May flowers and a brighter day.
Timeline notes events tied to April 6 including the Virginia charter church formation in 1606 Yale founder Frihu Yale birth in 1649 the 1776 slave import ban the 1789 election of George Washington the 1856 Mormon constitution for Casaret the 1917 war declaration against Germany and Senate action on April 4 1917 plus a curious note of wild bees invading Grays Tarbor Washington stealing honey from hives sharing a brief rural anecdote.
The Eucalyptus shows rapid growth and broad usefulness. It burns with a bright flame and heat due to its oil content. Various species yield strong, durable timber for furniture, construction, and shipbuilding. Its light weight and quick growth promise expanding plantations in Southern California.
Mrs Julia Mensell is at the home of her daughter Mrs Edward Staley in Shookstown. The Imperial Guard of Germany recently marched out from Potsdam where they had served as the bodyguard of the Hohenzollers for centuries.
A fragment from a historical page notes a crisis around coal strikes and taxes linked to Abe Marlin. It references care of lawns, Airedales, gold, poultry, and roses, with notice of sour friends and a copyright credit to National Newspaper Service.
Margaret and Julie craft paper flowers at a small table in a modest room. They notice two girls peering through the window and realize a real Easter lily has appeared on the window sill, sparking their belief in miracles and a hopeful moment as their mother nears home.
To John Marker. Of all the boys in Fredericktown many have obtained renown in various walks of life. Jack Marker roamed carefree at Braddock summer home. He entered the army and proved his mettle, earning distinction wherever he served as a faithful soldier praised by the King of Belgium for his service.
Synopsis of Section 4 Article 3 of Maryland Constitution outlines after each census an apportioned representation in the House of Delegates. Counties with up to 18 000 people get two delegates, over 18 000 up to 25 000 get three, 25 000 to 40 000 get four, 40 000 to 55 000 get five, and 55 000 or more get six delegates.
Heard phrase uneasy lies the head that wears a crown but the note praises Jack for wearing honors gracefully. The speaker says Frederick will bear his awards with dignity and pays tribute to the soldier.
Messrs Guy Brust and Austin Kliney of Mullinix and Bentz attend Hoover demonstration in Washington office. Jarboe Grove, Cornell student, Ithaca, N Y, spends sprint vacation at parental home on West Second Street. Mr and Mrs W L Myers of 33 South Penn York Pa and con Geo and Mr and Mrs George Simmors of South West Street York have returned from a visit to friends in Frederick. A Classified Ad in The News will.
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