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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1921

Page

4

Declining Tax Receipts Highlight 1921 Revenue Drop

Monday December 5 1921 reports a sharp fall in income and profits tax receipts from the prior peak as wealthier holders shift funds to tax exempt securities. The piece notes economists debate excess taxation on the wealthy and corporations and questions policies permitting tax exempt issues.

Officers Nominated by Leaders' Bible Class

A long Sunday morning meeting of the Leaders' Class with about 106 attendees at the Methodist Episcopal church included Holy Communion, a sermon on A Primitive Meeting, and Epworth League services led by R. Ames Hen nm. Brief addresses were given by C. A. Guson E. K. Moore and others. The evening service featured a pastor's sermon at 7 30. A prior reception for Hood College students featured readings musical numbers and an entertainment on Shakespeare questions. Upcoming meetings include a Queen Esther Circle session on Tuesday and a social meal for Leaders' Class men and families. The nominating committee announced candidates for president and other officers with names including G. F Dauczh Nelson E S Rice D. H Mulims Gen toefer Thomas Kling Geo. Free Mehrl Leather Engelbrecht Leonard Wachter Albert Nich Thos. Schaeffer Lee Mackies Raymond Ford An Hs assistant treasurer John our Theodore Mreh Lawrence Sek Wm Abb Grover Shene.

Episcopal Epworth League R. Ames Hennm C. A. Guson E. K. Moore Exi Solt Ruth Cline Hood St Faith Meadings Miss Larsowman Hood College James Hein| Harris, Jr Finer Carty Howard W. Simmons Margaret Duvall Queen Esthe Montevari G. F Dauczh Moh Nelson E S Rice Gentoefer Thomas Kling Mary Geo Mehrl Leather Leonard Wachter Albert Nich Thos Schaeffer Lee E.mackies Revmond Ford An Hs John Our Theodore Mreh Lawrer Vibatian Wm Abb Gen ‘Grover Shene Bert Bageant Henry Bru

Inquiring Reporter Opinions on Waiting Period for Marriage Licenses

A newspaper feature surveys Maryland readers on a proposed 10 day waiting period after obtaining a marriage license before ceremony. Local pastors from DW Ave to East and West streets express mixed views praising the idea for protection and knowledge, while others warn of potential hardship or unnecessary delay.

Maryland W. C Royal DW Ave Patenots Drluls. G. Rupp East Church Street WM. R. Glen West Third Street A. Ler Barret East Third Street Henri J. G. Kieffer West Church Yvonne Peacle

Old and pleasant custom of kissing across nations

A satirical exploration of kissing as a universal custom among whites, noting how enthusiasm, technique, and the era’s cosmetics affect the act. The piece contrasts old romantic notions with modern trends and hints at future product ideas such as rouge flavored kisses. It also references Baltimore Evening Sun coverage of author C Henry’s autograph case and his erratic writing pace.

Baltimore Evening Sun

Carriles Aid to Miners

A specialized rescue truck issued for California mines by Congress, as reported by Popular Mechanics, carries ten men, six oxygen cylinders totaling 600 cubic feet, two inhalators, ten safety lamps, stretchers, regenerating materials, caustic soda, a high pressure oxygen pump, a complete first aid kit, and a 1000 foot life line. Gas masks are excluded as they proved useless against mine fires.

Carriles California Congress Popular Mechanics Magazine

Frederick Twentieth Century Sheriff Lease Appoints Deputies

Twenty years ago today in Frederick, Sheriff Lease appointed deputies Emory Nelson Peters wile Gree M Clabaugh Johns Tile Aten M Roeitler Creagers jean Hiran Toms Hauvers Henry and BR ReGrance Burkers town Charles E Reaner Jackson Charles E Welker. St Johns Catholic Church Tab ernacle Society held a sale and supper in Junior Hall. Albert Bo Orr slated to succeed Charles Rathman as clerk of the Court of Appeals. A freight wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio near Blot Cryo halted passenger trains briefly. The residence of George Main near Middletown was destroyed by fire.

Sherif Lease Emory Nelson Peters Gree M Clabaugh Johns Tile Aten M Roeitler Creagersjean Hiran Toms Hauvers Henry & BR ReGrance Burkerstown Charles E Reaner Jackson Charles E Welker Liberty Albert Bo Orr Charles Rathman Court of Appeals

Christmas Savings Club Checks Mailed In Fredericktown

Fredericktown Savings, Central Trust and Commercial State banks plan payouts totaling about 485000 to Christmas Savings Club members. Checks reached recipients and many cashes set off immediate holiday purchases. Central Trust mails on Friday and Commercial State and Fredericktown Savings distribute on Friday December 9.

Fredericktown Christmas Savings Club Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank Central Trust Company Commercial State Bank Frederick

Sunday School Attendance and Activities at Frederick United Brethren

Despite rain Frederick United Brethren Sunday school drew 234 attendees with offerings totaling 12.25 dollars. Pioneer Bible class had 56, Lanes class 48, and Washing ton 281 attendees with 21 dollars. Women's Day led by Miss Ramsburg, Mrs. Washington Topham spoke, and special music by the choir. A social by Pioneer Bible class featured talks and an oyster supper planned for next week.

Frederick Jennie Ramsburg Helen Fisher Florence Eighenbrode Washington Topham Washington D. C Pennsylvania Pioneer Bible Class Jr. C. E. Ay W. M.A Bessie Dube

Their Auto Held After Maryland Picket Arrests

Fifteen ton of household machines were laid off by the United States Shipping Board after three Maryland State Police seized their vehicles for lacking licenses. The men said they bought three machines for a cross country trip and were told in Norfolk that the sale certificate would be attached to transport across the continent. Police cited the Maryland incident as a caution to transport operators and questioned the legality of the action.

United States Sumer Ts Maryland Pange Norfolk Val Grearhart and Bieheltz Aed Berkies Notich Pythian Castle Court Street Frederick City Hd Transnet Arthur Dp. Willard

Local Monrovia Butchering Figures Named Individuals

Fragmentary notes list several persons including Mr and Mrs King of Kemptown and Mrs Grimes of Brewnmmessye with references to quantities 24 324 and 32 pounds. Other names appear as Alan Nicodemus Tom Umberees Albert Hawkins and Mrs Erin Weast of Monrovia plus Jake Thomas and additional scattered terms.

Monrovia John Broadhurst Monrviais Mr An King Kemptown

Licenses To Hunt Issued To Many Here

Long list of hunting license holders with names and addresses across Frederick, Thurmont, Woodsboro, Mt. Airy, and surrounding towns. Notable entries include Clarence A Trail Knoxville Ho Webster Signbe Joseph i TEL dabiagd and numerous residents named by town. The article ends with a note about a pie plant at Poinsetta Blooming West South street.

Clarence A Trail Knoxville Ho Webster Joseph i Tel Uderick Jacob C¢ Tidebrand Rederick George G Hndebrand Frederick Roscor Lowlt Smithsburg Vernon J. Webster Apr Brunswick R. J. Stockdale James W. Smith Woodsboro Karl Herbert Colored Jefferson Hiley Orendorff Robert L. Keeney Guy W. Swomley Samaville Ho Wo Hanes John H. Hillery Mt Aies Howard €. Wittery Mt. Airy Charles R. Kemp John W. Shank Ernest Gouker Dmuopd Davis Lew'stown Raymond Fogle Lewistown James W. Leaking Union Bridge Melvin J Clabaugh Landiesburg WO. Repp Kev-Mar Baxter Wedlle Legore Samuel Fritz Dickensheet Samuel H. Ambrose Charles Brill Thurmont Milton FL Staub Clarence Wiles Middletown F. H Wilson Dickerasn William HO Ward Dickerson Howard W. Busaard John W. Pearl James Keeney J F McCormick Harry W. Dolay John Winebrenner Woodshoro S. W. Shiv Detour John W. Graham Rt. 2, Mi. Airo; Greysen H Shilling James W. Weedon Rt. 4 Albert Moler Dewey Brown Libertytown

Man in Hagerstown Claims Miracle Cure for Indigestion

Elmer B. Kersheer of Hagerstown Maryland reports severe headaches, constipation, and indigestion. He credits Crece and Direca with no headaches, regular sleep, appetite, and digestion, claiming improved strength and ability to work, amid ongoing stomach and gas issues.

Sas Bernary Regut Rly Drees Ionade Adder Preenneti- Taras Hwadaetes Shedmaticm Milierendas Drewe

Do You Know Article Five Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

A quotation outlines core protections in the Fifth Amendment including grand jury indictment for capital crimes, double jeopardy, self incrimination, due process, and just compensation for private property taken for public use. The text notes these provisions as part of the Constitution’s amendment process.

U. S

PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF ESTATE LIQUIDATION

Letters testamentary granted by Frederick County Orphans Court to Grace P. Smith executrix for JLD KITCHEN FURNITURE estate. Auction includes piano, oak dining suite, bedroom set, stoves, drums, porch swing, ice chest, tables, wash tubs, china and more. Six month credit above 10.00. cash for 10.00 or less. Settlement day of sale. removal after terms met. Auctioneer H RR Lease. Clerk Joseph H. Bussard. Huckstering privilege noted for U. B. Sunday Schools.

Grace P. Smith H. RR Frederick City Frederick City of Maryland Court House Frederick County South Carroll Streets Loais Female Orphan Asylum South Carroll Street East South Street Clarke Place Emory C. Crum United States Internal Revenue Gilmer Schley Edward &, Delaplains William E. Darner

Business Opportunities Meeting Prompts Supply Note

An event listing shows a business opportunities meeting with participants and a timetable. Names and locations are partially readable, indicating a focus on supplier relations and potential deals. Further details are unclear due to OCR issues but the item centers on a scheduled assembly and related services.

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