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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
4
Strawberries face a poor season due to wet weather, so prepare for a strong 1924 crop. Remove weeds with care to avoid disturbing new runners, then bed and mulch to protect fruit. Space plants two feet apart in rows three and a half to four feet apart, cultivate both ways, mulch to keep fruit off soil, and ensure a ready supply of pickers to prevent loss.
Baltimore and Ohio Railway officials at Brunswick held conferences with striking shopmen led by the committee, while discussions with clerks station employees and maintenance of way workers continued. No outcome announced as talks proceed this week, and the expected amicable settlement could end a significant tie up on the line.
Governor Ritchie announced a settlement path in Maryland coal strike after Cleveland pact, citing a telegram from UMWA President Lewis. The policy committee sanctioned separate agreements, with Drum to meet operators in Maryland fields. Consol coal company executives said West Virginia mines will resume tomorrow. Maryland Fuel Distribution Committee plans talks with Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer in Washington.
Eva Aeplica of Emporia Kansas testifies to relief from severe menstrual pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls weak episodes during her girlish years and urges friends with similar troubles to consider the remedy as a trusted women’s medicine.
Two freight cars broke loose from a train in the Pennsylvania Railway yards near East Patrick street around 3 AM. The track stop block was broken, one car overturned, and brakemen clung aboard until they jumped to safety. One car carried Nash automobiles, the other fixtures for Frederick's new hotel. A wrecking crew later resecured the cars.
Judge remarks on Sho expressing delight with the new neighborhood moved into last fall. He notes neighbors have given her plenty to talk about all winter as the community discusses changes and conversations.
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