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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1922

Page

5

Daily News Freder Md Postal Notice

The Daily News Frederick Maryland notes restrictions on communications to be published only with the writer's real name or under authority. It states free notices of advertising must be written and mailed to the office.

Rame Aioe Orphans’ Court Frederick County Alice I. Young Maryland Tate Gay of Aumurt Effiel Young Erste Onate H. Dorsey Etchison Yhisa Frances R. R. Bromwell William D. Hopkins John & Newman Nist Roberta L Lindsay Daisy W. Fowler Gilbert H Fowler Naante E. Moxley Charles W. Moxley Roberta L. Lindsay Eli G. Haugh Frederick Counte Reno S&s Harp Hans’ Court Jaryland Jian Ebps Henrietta Proctor E. Edward S Delapieine

Perils of railroading and vanity in 1922

The article argues rail travel safety improves with automatic devices and well trained crews, citing the Bulphur Springs disaster where about 40 died. It warns human vigilance remains essential and stresses careful engine personnel selection and education. It also critiques English fashion trends removing toes for pointed shoes, likening such acts to damaging the natural body.

Bulphur Springs England

Rural schools demand fair share of public funds

A Plane No 4 patron writes that rural districts receive inferior school facilities compared with Frederick city and larger towns. He urges equitable funding and criticizes pre Civil War log schools, noting plans for a six to seven thousand dollar new building versus much larger investments elsewhere. He warns rural voters will oppose any candidate from big towns if rural needs are unmet. A second note announces a Braddock Heights Children’s Carnival with a Garden of Cinderella performance and costumed children.

Plane No. 4 Frederack Frederick City e@chool board Itr

Poultry Show Assured In Carroll County

The Maryland Multi-State Poultry Show will be held the week of November 14 to 18 under the Carroll County Branch of the Association. A special committee will manage the arrangements.

Maryland Carroll County Association Delaware Pennsylvania Virginias District of Columbia Pen Mar Park Carl D. Reese Tennessee William Upshaw Georgia

Inquiring Reporter: Firearm sale restrictions debated in Frederick county

Readers from East South Bt, South Market street, Lewistown, West South Street and Madison street offer diverse views. Harry Herbert supports some limits while William Notnagle opposes any restriction. Walter Stull disagrees. Sheriff J A Jones calls for court orders and registration for all buyers, and Frank Geisbert supports some restriction.

Frederick County Harry Herbert East South Bt William Notnagle South Market Street Walter Stull Lewistown Jab. A. Jones West South Street Frank Geisbert Madison Street

Delightful social world reception honors Miss Marie Biddinger

A large gathering at Mr. and Mrs. David D Biddinger in Ladiesburg celebrated their daughter Miss Marie Biddinger turning 18 with a formal reception on August 2. Numerous families attended, with refreshment service and a wide circle of relatives and friends named.

David D Biddinger Ladiesburg Marie Biddinger David Biddinger George Humpfort Robert Biddinger Harry Carmack William H. Freed George Moons Birely Anson Boller Samuel Clabaugh William Blume Chas Sutely Chas. Strine Joseph Lind Reno Biddinger Edward Staley Raymond Burdette Michael Anders Tula Martz Celesta Brightwell Louise Butely Alice Garver Helen Hendrickson Gwendoline Biddinger Helen Biddinger Dorothy Biddinger Madaline Humfort Hilda Dourflotte Hélen Stitely Hilda Biddinger Margaret Stitely Bessie Stitely Julia Miller Violet M. Biddinger Margaret Miller Josephine Strine Ethel Strine Margaret Carmack Hilda Boller Raymond Baumgardner Erwilteburg William C. House William Jane Guynn Oak Avenue Baltimore

Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Frederick

Local items from The News dated August 14 1902 note Harry E Allen and wife leaving for Ashland Kentucky to rehearse with Bryan and Martin company. Harry Waller shows off strength on Market and Church streets to a large crowd. Troop A Marrhand National Guard plans camp after a recent pass through Frederick. Braddock Heights outing for Sunday schools of Methodist Episcopal Church South and United Brethren. St Johns church leases Louis M Nixderfy residence as priest home on East Second Street.

Marrhand National Guard Frederick Braddock Heights Capon Springs The Methodist Episcopal Church South and Uailed Brethren Church St John's Church Louis M. Nixderfy East Second 81

Purely Personal News From Local Citizens

Master Charles Davis Jr of Washington visits relatives in the city. Charles W Lough travels to Springfield Massachusetts for the Memorial Craftsmen of America convention and then to Vermont quarries. Numerous locals and visitors, including Miss Devota Purdy and Miss Grace Burges, are noted at various towns. J Bibb Mills to head Alabama Anti-Saloon League branch. British Commons discusses sale of titles and Lloyd George ties to party funds.

Charles Davis, Jr Washington Charles W. Lough Springfield Masc Memorial Craftsmen of America Springfeld Lough Vermont Mise Ida Riggs Charles Riggs Tiffin Ohio Guy V. Trust West Church Street Middletown Valley Gaugh Taneytown H. Jefferson Krise North Market Street Devota Purdy John J. Mahoney North Bentz Street Mary Alice Mobley Weat Church Street Westminster T. Edgar Brust Roger Charles Brust West Church St William EB Bobn Wheeling W. Va Indianapolis Ind Detroit Mich Niagara Falls Philadelphia Witsotaky Baltimore William Stauffer Helen J. Engelsbrecht Daniel Engelbrecht Ruth Beulah Reno Grace Edith Hagan Boiling Springs W. H. Ramsburg Braddock Heights Atlantic City N. J Grace Burges John Hopkin’s University William Compher South Market Street Norfolk Charles Davis Helen Chenowith Helen McGann Wilmington Del John Russell Gertrude Wooley Presbyterian Sue, Nose and Throat Indian Springs Adellia Humm Killespie John Harris Church Street Williams Frank Weller Virginia Weller George Weller Louise Gonso Woodbine Frederick Jerf Morgan Lisbon Mt. Airy Arthur Kolb Beirne Pue Beirne Tue Millis J. Bibb Mills Maryland Anti-Saloon League Birmingham Alabama The House of Commons Lloyd George

Prosperity brings envy as neighbors eye the cooler

A fragment hints at envy during prosperity and neighborly scrutiny as a heavier person wears warmer attire, implying social tension and judgment within a community.

Fortune Telling Palmistry Lessons by Mrs Thatcher

In ten lessons Mrs Garnet Thatcher explains palmistry with mounted planet theory. Jupiter types are dignified and ambitious while Saturn types are cautious and value serious study. Apollo types are talkative and artistic, Mercury types are shrewd and businesslike, Venus rule indicates kindness and early marriage.

Garnet Thatcher Saturn

Mice Read Beads as Food in Odd Field Study

A Manchester Guardian correspondent recounts mice climbing ivy to reach a house, nibbling beads painted as beans and peas, and raiding a pocket biscuit. A southern town postmaster’s notice jokes about mail, stamps, and gossip, ending with a cheeky line about a lack of news.

Mouee Manchester Guardian

Rachel Reduces Her Weight Aims for Better Health

A girl named Rachel grows tired of being out of breath at picnics and considers losing weight. Her mother forgives, then receives weight loss exercises from Aunt Charlotte via a friend’s note. Rachel decides to try the simple routines and hopes they will improve her health.

Rachel Aunt Charlotte

Maryland Constitution Section M Article 6 Oath and Bonds

The comptroller and treasurer must keep offices at the seat of government and take an oath and bonds for faithful discharge of duties as currently prescribed or later mandated by law. This reflects Section M of Article 6 in Maryland's Constitution.

Maryland

Rain Halts Open Air Service At Boy's High School

Inclement weather cancels the open air service scheduled for yesterday evening. Next Sunday the service moves to City Park at the West Patrick Street bridge with Rev. R. G. Mowbray of Walkershire delivering the address and special music planned. Leaders' Bible Class meets at 9:45 a.m. in the Evangelical Reformed chapel. Rev. Dr. J. Paul Wright preached yesterday morning. Say you saw it in The News.

West Patrick Street Bridge R. G. Mowbray M. E Church Walkershire Evangelical Reformed Chapel J. Paul Wright

American History Day by Day August 13 events

A compact list of historical events dated August 13 across years, notingMassachusetts and New Hampshire separation in 1691 the USS Alert captured by USS Essex in 1812 Manila capitulation in 1898 Brownsville riot killings in 1906 Florence Nightingale’s fame as nurse in army service and other 19th to early 20th century milestones including Civil War era actions and Colonial period notes.

Massachusetts New Hampshire Alert U.S. S Manila Brownsville Florence Nightingate William Sulzer

Blanders Today Blunder Correct

A garbled excerpt notes a correction about cooling with cola water on the wrists when hot, likening it to a draught. It warns that cooling too suddenly harms the ire and untilh the body, implying caution against abrupt actions and suggesting a safer approach to temperature changes.

Frederick 00 Nat Bank Fortified Against Loss

A Frederick National Bank statement asserts resilience of its crop portfolio. If one crop partly fails, the remaining crops offset losses, preserving overall stability.

Frederick

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