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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News is an independent daily published in Frederick Maryland. It explains AP news dispatch rights and requires real names with communications and authority for statements. Free notices must be written and mailed to the office, not taken by telephone.
A 1922 column laments changing times in courtship and social life. It notes young men spent modest sums in past eras for parlor visits and 25 cent shows, while modern suitors face $10 to $25 costs for dances, taxis, flowers, and refreshments. It argues wealthier behavior excludes poorer students and urges simpler, modest social customs.
An obituary like reminiscence marks the passing of Dutrow's store at Song Steading. The soda fountain ice cream parlor and holiday toy section are gone after decades of community gathering. The writer recalls former owners and earlier shops, noting the end of an era and the lasting memories.
A jury was chosen in Charles Town West Virginia for the treason case against William Riozzard an officer of the United Mine Workers of America. The State alleges local officers contributed funds to arm and equip marchers and fighters during the Logan Boone County clashes.
The Inquiring Reporter survey asks residents which street is in the worst condition. Wilbur Seeger cites Patrick Street, Garland Stull names North Market, Charles Storm says South Market is rough, Tustin Stont mentions Patrick and South Market, Emory Carmack points to East Fourth and West Fifth streets as worst.
Court heard defense witnesses after the state presented testimony linking Hill to the Lewistown crime scene. Insurance beneficiary questions arose over a policy on Cecelia Ricketts. Sheriff Jones testified Hill was arrested at a church with a revolver matching the crime details.
President Harding argues that internal enemies such as greed and anarchy threaten the nation more than foreign adversaries. He praises Grant’s leadership from military commander to peacemaker, urging unity and national purpose as the Republic enters a new era of progress and peace at home.
Gown boro Readable fragment hints at a wedding or attire related vow and legal names. Names appear distorted possibly from OCR. The readable portion suggests a local event involving clothing and a vow but lacks clear facts to assign a precise legal or social outcome.
In a tale by Dilys a boy named Jaky loves his repeater gun and seeks a Grizzly in the woods. He meets the bear but bolts home in fear, escaping Brain and his father, who asks why he fled. The boy laments the bear was too much to bear.
April 27 marks a series of historical notes including a New York City charter in 1686, Danbury raid in 1777, York capture in 1813, Ulysses S. Grant born in 1822, the Capitol galleries collapse in 1870, and a 1903 Supreme Court case on disfranchisement.
Maryland Constitution requires each House to keep a journal of proceedings and publish it. Five members in the House or one in the Senate can call for yeas and nays to be entered in the Journal. Local Mentions in The News are widely read.
Frederick items from April 27 1902 note Miss Rose Birely played in a Peabody recital and Miss Agnes Krise performed. The county's second schoolhouse at Catoctin Furnace burned likely incendiary. C L Sheeler Bartholows store also destroyed by fire. Feir Sailor graduated from University of Maryland. Ho Staler appointed clerk in the Cies National Bank. Frederick amateur base ball beat Maryland State Coal for the ...
A family skit opens with a girl in gingham sweeping as offstage voices cue a chaotic morning. In the Randolph living room on Mother's Day Millie and Flo swap roles with a maid as Mrs. Randolph plans a festive family day, while a childlike puzzle and a puzzle answer close the scene.
A chaotic Jersey City scene left Mrs. Ida locked and her 1 year old baby clutching milk as her husband was unable to intervene. Pauline W. seized a hot item and forced the milk into the mother’s throat, an act deemed risky yet reportedly effective though Mrs. Morelock remains in critical condition.
A Mindat resident voices concern over creed in a tense local matter. Rumors spread as Tel Rinkies overslept while morning burdats arrived, signaling growing disruption as officials seek stability.
In the Orphans Court of Frederick County the matter of the sale of real estate of Thomas Lurenbei, late of Frederick County, deceased, is reported. The court ordered sale and ratified proceeds amounting to nine thousand nine hundred eighty eight dollars and ninety eight cents, with publication required in a Frederick newspaper.
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