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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
7
The Daily News states policy requiring real names with letters to the editor and forbids unsigned communications. It explains submission must be mailed to the office and not accepted by phone, with copyright notes about Associated Press content and mail classification at Freder ick Maryland.
A partial settlement of the bituminous coal strike eases a menacing situation as a commission is to study mine conditions. Public sentiment should ensure the board is trusted and its findings binding on operators and miners to prevent fuel deprivation.
A humorous observation on how women rely on handbags for money tickets and beauty aids. The article notes frequent losses during conversations or outings, causing delays. It calls for a practical design to secure the bag to the wearer, perhaps riveted around the neck for constant attachment.
Miss Mildred Bennett daughter of the postmaster of Hagerstown and Charles Mobley son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mobley were married at 7 o clock in the bride’s Oak Hill Avenue home. Rev. Dr Scott R Wagner officiated. The reception followed with about sixty guests. Mrs Roberta Carty and others assisted. The bride, Hood College graduate, wore white zeor Sette crepe and carried white roses and orchids. The groom is a jeweler with Pollack's in Hagerstown.
On August 25 events span centuries with places like Culpeper and Philadelphia. August 25 marks milestones such as colonial transfers, battles, fort defenses, and regional devastations tied to figures and factions across American history.
A reader poll records varied opinions on whether automobiles have a harmful influence. Milton Comfort says it depends on usage, Ruth Grove thinks not, Troxell sees possible harm, Faith Miller argues anything can be harmful if misused, and Crawford Falk doubts the claim.
Feagaville reports Rev Robt W Doty preaching at St Luke s Lutheran for Rev Lang. Rev Charles D Shaffer to preach at Reformed church Sunday at 10 30. Visitors, including Rev J D Thomas and wife of Ruffdale Pa, Curtis Zimmerman and Miss Belle Zimmerman of Frederick, seen with Issac Zimmerman family. Edna Fulmer bruised by broken ladder while picking fruit. Local residents share visits and news with relatives. Ballenger Athletic Club loses in 11 inning Utica picnic game amid umpire criticism. Other items note travel, camp visits, births, and social outings in Urbana and surrounding areas.
Local items from the August 25 1902 issue note the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School infant department excursion to Braddock Heights, Arthur Wyand leaves Frederick Brick Works for West Virginia Pulp and Paper. Michael McCaffrey elected to fill Wyand’s post, a Mont Riant tennis prelim and final win by Delaplaine Mullinix, auction of Dr Keller estate to Charles W. R. Cram for 1955, Hagerstown 1827 front houses and 3 262 inhabitants, and a diary entry about fire buckets bought from John Morgan.
Local delegates and officers attend the three day state convention of the American Legion and its Auxiliary in Ocean City. Mrs George Birley presides for the Auxiliary with 150 women expected. state Commander Amos W Woodcock presides for the Legion. Delegates from Frederick and other areas travel by auto as social notes list multiple local residents visiting here, with various family and community updates. A punch line notes a Washington statistician’s claim about a seventy year old spending sixteen years at work.
A community benefit for the Prosperity Club is planned at Melodeon Hall tonight as coal mining and railroad troubles affect many. The event aims to raise support for those affected and features local residents and performances.
Professor B E Jones explains archery fundamentals focusing on sighting and the point of aim. He notes that archers should aim at a ground point between eye and bull’s eye, not directly at the target, and that accuracy depends on steady release and practice.
Grace and Alicia seek a mountain outing with Uncle Bills servant Brick along. Tension arises as Alicia teeters near a cliff edge until Grace lassos her to safety. Brick reveals pride in rope skills and playful remarks about college tricks.
Fredericktonians will enjoy a varied theatre season with many highly regarded acts. Walter Decker announces a lineup including Gus Hill in Honor Bay Evans Minstrels on Sept 4, George M. Cohan's Mary on Sept 5, Bringing Up Father on Sept 8, Girl From Greenwich Village on Sept 15, and Fritz Leiber in Shakespearean roles on Sept 19. Other acts include Under Hawaiian Skies on Sept 25, Matt and Jeff on Oct 12, The Bat on Oct 13, Myrkle-Harder Company during Fall Week, Lightning Plaza on Oct 34, Blossom Time planned for early next year, with railroad conditions delaying many tours.
The Maryland Constitution requires the comptroller to qualify and begin duties on the third Monday of January after election or as soon as practicable. The treasurer must qualify within one month after appointment by the legislature.
A devotional note quotes Psalm 34 10 asserting that those who seek the Lord shall not want any good thing. It emphasizes divine provision for the faithful and encourages reliance on spiritual nourishment over worldly comfort. The message uses a traditional religious tone to inspire trust in God’s care.
A fragmented reflection on parenting and temper, noting candy as a bribe and a child’s growing disregard for authority. The piece juxtaposes casual dialogue and Wayside Tales snippets with mentions of "Wee" Askem-How do you manage" and "Hugh Teilem-System" in a playful, unclear context.
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