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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1922
Page
4
The Daily News presents an editorial policy stating no communications without real name and consent for poems. It also notes free notices advertising must be mailed to the office and that the paper is a Freder ick Md post office second class matter.
In a 1922 notice the writer warns parents to curb their wandering children during fruit season. Despite common petty theft, most cases arise where parental control fails. Well raised families avoid complaints as owners invest labor and money. the piece highlights how the children's garden movement teaches respect for property and deters marauding youths.
Advertisers should maintain summer campaigns as city shoppers and travelers still seek local bargains. People staying home watch ads for special offers while travelers from outlying districts visit by car for store deals. A 16 mile concrete highway between Vulcan and Hometown costs 1.242 million with a Koht Beer colliery bridge delaying opening. New Orleans plans to switch to an automatic phone system from the current manual system.
Frederick column items note the Sowling Cloud club gaining weekly alley access via Athletic Park Co. The Letheran clergymen born in Middletown Valley hold their sixth reunion with officers reelected Rev Dr M C Horine Rev M L Young and Rev J A Hedges. Mayor Smith and Aldermen travel to Hagerstown to inspect street rail rails. Dorsey Riddermooser, famed local pitcher, joins Memphis Seon of the Southern League after a strong performance against Chat Seacorn.
West Third street JOHN WILSON says picnics bring friends together. Near Frederick JOHN H ARNOLD calls picnics fine if one has time to attend. IGARLAND S101 AVENUE says if you like a picnic you have a good time. West Fourth MAIN voices mixed while BLACKISTON North Market complains picnics feel like a neck choking collar.
Frederick W Birge a 33 year old Mid dlebury Vermont farmer born with infantile paralysis will walk on August 16 after surgeons remove a plaster cyst and temporary braces. He has been crippled since age 14 with legs contracted in a sitting position. He has run his sixty acre farm from a wheelchair and supported himself and his sister despite his handicap.
U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports food prices rose in fifteen of twenty four cities from June 15 to July 15. Increases ranged from 1 to 4 percent in Manchester NH Portland ME Bridgeport New Haven Chicago Denver Fall River Milwaukee Atlanta Baltimore Columbus Houston Jacksonville Salt Lake City to less than 0.5 percent in Pittsburgh. Declines occurred in Philadelphia and Richmond by 2 percent Cincinnati Detroit Kansas City by 1 percent and Rock Island New York Scranton and Washington DC by under 0.5 percent.
In Dublin night and dawn Sunday, gunfire and bombs accompanied a Republican assault on nationalist positions. The attack failed to break the line, Republicans suffered losses, thirty prisoners were taken by nationalists, and casualties were removed before ambulances arrived.
A garbled OCR snippet includes stray phrases about a woman near a window and references to tax, a yole fa th k, and a Mrs Em Pash. The disjointed lines suggest a local notice or column fragment with unclear names and events.
A survey of Frederick and Carroll County residents finds broad consensus that public schools have become more efficient and modern over the past 10 to 20 years. Respondents praise up-to-date buildings, better trained teachers, broader curricula, and more emphasis on English and mathematics, while some note rural schools lagging and calls for balanced focus away from excessive Latin and foreign tongues.
A ten year old boy fell into a boiling vat at a fetery near Milford. He was pulled from the vat and rushed to Milford hospital then transferred to Marshall Hospital in Ellendale, where he died five hours later.
A religious snippet emphasizes Christian belief in divine power granted by God to overcome evil. The message invokes spiritual authority over serpents and scorpions, asserting authority over all the enemy's power and protection from harm. It reflects personal faith and a call to trust in God's strength.
The Boys and Girls News presents a compact, period style item from 1922. It notes Associated Editors and the publication as a community paper of limited but lively reach. No particular event or person is specified in the fragment.
Palmistry series by Mrs Garnet Thatcher explains thumb signs and phalanges to read character. Thumb size and bend indicate will, reason, and love influences, with tips on temperament, generosity, and caution. Next week will cover mounts of the hand and deeper readings.
A compilation notes key August anniversaries including the Virsini ga Gazette at Williamsburg in 1736, Gerard’s meeting with the Continental Congress in 1775, the first draft of the U S Constitution to the Federal Convention, and events through 1973. It mentions figures and milestones across decades.
An article notes crossfire of American and French troops crossing the Verse Hottest bar in New York with a 102 degree thermometer on August 7 1913 8. It reports supporting piers being made of paper in California that are not subject to attack by the reredo. Piles measure 60 feet long and 18 to 30 inches in diameter with a square steel cap atop to receive pile driver shocks.
In Fancher Meadow the fireflies hold a meeting to set traffic rules after crowds crowd the meadow. Johnny Glowworm enters unaware of the rules and causes a traffic jam, while a ball of light, the will o the wisp, adds to the confusion as Dickie and his father pass by.
A new copper process allows welding iron and steel parts. Copper penetrates the fine pores of iron to form a firm weld.
Mrs Margaret McCord of 2301 Cambridge St Baltimore Md testifies Tanlac eased a six year run down nervous condition Indigestion nerves and fatigue improved after one bottle She plans to continue use and recommends the remedy to others in need Photographed ad copy notes Say You Saw It In The News.
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