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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News Freder ick edition announces general policies and crediting rules for Associated Press dispatches including the requirement of real names with opinions and the handling of free notices sent to the office.
The article discusses Irish self government and the conduct of future elections to prove the minority can accept majority rule. It also cautions against overemphasis on child weight, noting that slender children can be healthy and excessive fattening may harm their nervous and physical condition.
Police report about seventy thousand cars stolen last year and blame owners for leaving vehicles unlocked. Thieves target cars in the evening when occupants are away for events. Carelessness raises theft insurance costs for all, despite being insured.
A stereoptican presentation of the Oberammergau Passion Play is set for Sunday evening April 23 at 7:20 in the Walkersville Methodist Episcopal church. Anton Lane, age 47, repeats his role as Christ from the last production Wedding Reception. Baltimore couple Mr and Mrs Gustav Tacknit hosted an Easter Monday wedding reception for daughter Hilda R who married Raymond P F Richoltz of the Maryland State Police stationed in Frederick. Attending from the county were Mrs Anderson Richoltz Mr and Mrs Edgar Lidas Misses Lula and Lillian Richoltz Metsra Calvin and Elmer Eicholtz Tharment and Mrs WM Rodtick of Frederick.
Garrett County Commissioners set a tax rate of 1.66 per 100 dollars of assessed value. The rate results in 67 cents allocated for school purposes and maintenance with the taxable assessed value reported as 14.7829. The levy applies to the 190 valuation base with funds designated for education and related upkeep.
The text questions whether a senator or delegate can be liable in civil action or criminal prose for words spoken in debate. It references a Section 18, Article 3, and Maryhand's Comer tation, noting a confusing phrase about a pew feather crease changer and fate, with unclear terms like miacraous.
Residents share mixed views on frost impact. Reline doubts crop escaped damage, Shoemaker notes apples look better on porch, Clem reports considerable damage with ground freezing to 1-8 inch depth, Koontz says apples fare better than peaches and cherries but full extent unclear for days.
Baltimore April 22 Dr Bedrich Stepanek minister to the United States from Czecho Slovakia urged the formation of a world women’s organization built on a Pan American conference nucleus He spoke as spokes man for women of his country who say the Pan American conference is broad in scope yet geographically limited Miss Mary McDowell cited nine million U S women in gainful work and urged employment standards to protect health welfare and happiness The need for cemented workers was emphasized Boston April 22 Harold Adams confessed to stealing 26000 from Edison Electric Illuminating Co where he worked as assistant cashier for 14 years He admitted gambling losses in Rhode Island and said he was 90 years old and married earning 60 a week.
Mioa Elizabeth Howard Griffith became the bride of Captain Mitton W. Davis of the U S Cavalry at Grace Episcopal church New Market in a Wednesday April 1 ceremony. Rev Peter M. Boyden officiated. The couple planned a Canada trip after a reception at the bride’s home.
Pearle April 22 report from Hamilton Batley wireless operator on the U S 8 Blackhawk flagship asserts lightning bugs are powered by radio. He says bugs carry miniature audion bulbs plus a low radio frequency and short wavelength and that radio waves with broadcasting gear trigger their flashes. Each bug has antennae acting as aerials. The Peoria Radio Club and Bradley College will pursue experiments to test the theory led by Ernest Stidham.
Bellevue Tennessee April 22 Rev E M McCluskey of the First Presbyterian church may play billiards as of ten as he wishes after a congregational announcement. A hearing on the minority seeking NS removal was voted down. The six year term for Presidents will be all right so long as no super President demands a super six. Greenville Piedmont South Carolina
Readable column recalls events from April 22 1902. Knights of the Maccabees organized at Kemp Hall with L K Mangum of Baltimore as commander and W Nash Young as past commander. Officers include W H Beall, W C Harp, Charles L Stokes, J O Hendrix, W S Moberly, I S Harrington, Frank Knode, Joseph Hamilton, John Gittinger, J T Ketler, Statten Smith, and others. A man named near Miersriiie injured his hand on a circular saw while PT Frank Pampel fished a large snapping turtle weighing 12 to 13 pounds in the Monocacy. Middletown elected J Thomas White chief of police. the Musiah entertained at the residence of Wiliam PL Manish. a Reformed pastorate call extended for Lewersboro, Wolfacitie and Cavetown to Rev Phip Harner.
Harrisburg sergeant major Howard Zimmerman of the 35th infantry brigade reports experiments tracing a cockroach in a barracks back to Luxemburg. He says the insect acted as a radio intercom, with sets malfunctioning when the bug sat between receiving and transmitting equipment, then resuming normal operation once removed. Zimmerman links the cockroach to interspecies communication.
A brief note from The Biggest Little Paper in the Territory highlighting the boys and girls section, celebrating youth activities and community events featured by Associated Editors.
In The Pirates Cave a reforming pirate recounts Henry Morgan the Welsh-born buccaneer who rose to Jamaica’s vice admiral, led a 1670 Panama raid with 37 ships, then became knighted and lieutenant governor, ending as an honest-seeming legend remembered by Joe Taylor and the Pirate Six. The piece closes with today’s word chain puzzle and historical answers.
A compact bank promotion urges caution with money and promotes saving with compound interest at Frederick 00 National Bank. It cautions that small deposits grow large over time and encourages a young man cultivating the bank habit to outpace others in life.
Erma, fleeing a recent row with her mother, explores the attic and discovers a box of doll dishes tucked beneath faded quilts. The scene triggers reflections on her mother's youth and the possibility that mothers may misjudge girls. As dusk falls, Erma descends to confront her mother.
The entry lists events tied to April 22 across years: founding of the Public Library of NYC in 1730, a 1775 plan to raise 30 000 soldiers, 1776 North Carolina authorization of independence, 1850 Massachusetts marriage bans publication, 1861 proposed truce with British arbitration, and 1904 Panama Canal transfer contract signed. A prompt invites readers to share city happenings with The News.
A lighthearted column recalls a young engaged woman who baked a large devil’s food cake for her future mother in law, only for the cake to stick in the pan and foil cutting. The brief anecdotes include a dry goods window display dispute over a dress and a Brunswick restaurant scene where a patron mocks a tire giveaway toward a Ford.
Harry H. Wolfe has been commissioned as the new postmaster at the Ijamsville office in this county. The Ijamsville office is a fourth class facility.
Fragmentary gambling of price fixing in a rural area prompts a call to meet the person who set rates for pulling a car onto the market. The speaker notes uncertainty over who fixed the price but expresses a desire to confront the fixer in person.
The Walkersville W C T U held a meeting in the Sunday school room of the United Brethren church on Thursday evening April 20 at 8 o clock. The program included a welcome address by president Mrs A G McKinney readings The Flower Shop by Miss Cowling solo by Mrs Wallie Kleist readings by Miss Rath Hummert a duet by Misses Nellie and Edith Nicodemus an address on Law Enforcement by Miss Ella Krieg of Brunswick. Refreshments followed.
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland grants letters of administration to Ames A Hughes deceased. All claims must be exhibited with vouchers by October 5 1922 or be excluded from estate benefits. Creditors are asked to make immediate payment. March 25 1422 Francis Ches Administrator Milton G Urner Attorney KoMele tee 8.
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