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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
12
County notes report visits and illnesses across New Market, Frederick, Taneytown, and nearby areas. Residents such as Mr. Charles Ridgely and Mrs. Mary Stevens are mentioned amid illnesses and earnings shifts. Local families attend funerals, church services, and social visits. mysterious property changes surface with purchases and planned moves.
The church moves its day school to a night session citing change from the customary Christmas schedule. Sunday school remains at 8 a m, with preaching in the afternoon at 7 p m.
The article lists multiple couples receiving marriage licenses and permits around Christmas time, noting ages from 15 to 43. Officials say December rush mirrors last minute shopping as licenses were granted Friday and Saturday to pairs from Middletown, Tuscarora, Union Bridge, LeGore, Rehraville, Libertytown and nearby areas.
Washington Dec 23 Senator Jones Republican Washington proposes a special committee to revise Senate rules to allow majority action while protecting minority rights. He seeks liberty of action by a majority instead of a two thirds vote as delays from the administration shipping bill persist. The piece also notes amendments by Senator McKellar Democrat Tennessee to abrogate certain treaties and conventions viewed as discriminatory to US trade.
A vintage Christmas vignette unfolds with Mary 16 Henry 11 and family stockings with quirky dream fantasies around coal fire and washing machine. The tale mixes playful images of Santa Clara and camera contracts as dawn rises and all awaken to wish Merry Christmas.
The will of Richard K. Fox owner and publisher of the Police Gazette was filed for probate in New York Surrogates Court. It disperses an estate estimated at eight million dollars. Fox died November 14 at his Red Bank New Jersey home. He left most property to his family. News advertising pays. Thieves Seize Coal From Wagman Home York Pa December 23 Police pursue suspects after thieves haul nine tons of coal through cellar window bags to awaiting confederates.
A garbled text fragment recalls a Christmas moment with a humorous digression about a rat and a professor. The passage imitates a dialect or imperfect transcription, mentioning a room, enjoyers, and a festive greeting.
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