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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1921
Page
4
Dr Adolph Lorenz, the Russian surgeon, insists infantic paralysis causes 15 times more cases here than elsewhere and urges endowing hospitals. He notes many surgeons perform operations free for the indigent, but more funds are needed to aid crippled children and support better treatment facilities.
College authorities criticize frequent parental appeals to spare students who fail. Frere notes a permissive tone allows threats of expulsion to lose force. Without meeting academic requirements, students risk future success, as schools must enforce standards to prepare youths for life.
Damages action foregrounds a lawsuit titled Thomas vs The Mayor with attorneys Sier and Koontz. Separate property deeds record conveyances from McCain Belt to Algier County and Jes F Koontz to Joan P reen and spouse. A livestock sale notes six fine hogs sold while a crowd list and names appear in a fragmented attendance line.
Farmers asked their views on the association program. HARVAUGHS and Durle oppose reducing county commissioners to three, fearing gridlock and costs. SHOEMAKER supports lowering the tax rate in some way. BRENGELIS and SHYERT express uncertainty but favor economy if feasible. overall mixed reactions with praise for economy in principle.
The United Brethren Sunday School reported a record 274 attendees yesterday, the highest in its history. Washington noted 409 attendees with offerings of 24.77 as the day’s programs included a Stewardship message, a Men's Chorus, an oyster supper, and a drive to meet next year’s expenses.
A detective style report notes bacteria such as Bacillus anthracis can survive for decades in coins and that handling money may spread germs. Dr CL Y White of Philadelphia’s laboratory disputes widespread risk, saying no known cases link coin use to illness and urges calm amid the sensational claims.
A Washington set of figures from the Department of Labor reports increases in food costs in six principal cities and declines in two. Cincinnati shows 3 percent rise, Indianapolis 2, Milwaukee 2, Port Huron 2, Chicago 1, Omaha 1. Newark and New York show smaller changes with New York flat.
Members of the Leaders' Class attended a service at Montevue with Rev J Welty Falency assisting. George P L Dhaneghe gave an address, W Almerimar spoke, and Ruth Zimmermas led a North League service. An officers election was announced for the Leaders' Class with several nominees listed. A Third Quarterly Conference is planned for Friday night and a district superintendent will preach next Sunday.
Grace Reformed church members completed a tribute service for the church's first pastor. The $500 Church Building Fund gift will be presented to St. Luke's Reformed Church in Baltimore where Rev Atville Conner serves as pastor. The fund came from voluntary offerings from Sunday school, church classes, and youth groups with a note of praise for Rev McLean.
The December term of court opened this morning with Judge Worthington presiding and cases arising from a distillery robbery the focal point. Six defendants face indictments, with George Martin and Simon Davis in jail. others out on bail. Proceedings include representation by attorneys from Baltimore and Hallimere, and a fresh focus on the Sandy Sprang Bank robbery connections. The court adjourns late, with appeals set to be heard Wednesday evening and Thursday looming.
Joseph Thomas, a member of Company A Gemb go ferme pervice Thal, sues major and Abiagpar of Froalerici and Theodore Atescueder motorcycle policeman for damages after an accident on North Market Street. Alexander allegedly ran into Thonas, causing injuries impairing him for time. The case, filed September 1, seeks payment of hospital and physician bills. Aldermen later discussed the accident but took no action on the request. Also notes: entertainment of Star Theatre owner William S. Fisher for the John W. Vogle Minstrel Company and screening of a new film tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions gaining weight, four bottles, and names like Agnes and Mil Powell with scattered phrases. The fragment lacks coherent context and reliable details, making a clear event or outcome hard to determine.
The text indicates the final installment for 1920 income tax is due by midnight on December 15. The garbled OCR shows references to dates and payments but lacks coherent context.
A fragmented column frames ideals of a “Real American” as patriotic, anti intolerance, tax paying citizens who vote and serve when needed. It contrasts citizenship virtues with militarism, wealth in poverty, and personal independence, then segues into a home brew recipe parody and a question about whether the hero marries the heroine at the end.
A fragment advises that overwork drains the body and clogs the blood with waste. It describes physical signs of strain such as pale lips and sunken features and recommends Pepto Mangnan as a remedy in liquid or tablet form to restore oxygen and cleanse toxins, boosting overall strength.
From the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland the subscriber has letters testamentary on the estate of THOMAS W. FOGLE deceased. All claims must be exhibited with vouchers authenticated locally on or before the oath day to avoid loss of estate benefits. Executrix: AL Nawastaivre Tw27 7 LYP1A AXXN Pessne.
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