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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
7
The Daily News archives show a 19th century Freder ick Maryland issue with standard masthead and notices Are pages include news dispatch credits from Associated Press and editorial policy notes about writer real names Public notices and advertising guidelines are printed in the column format The piece documents the paper's reprinting rights and submission rules for letters and opinions
A poetic piece centers on love as the unseen gift in the Christmas season. It contrasts wealth and poverty, noting how love brings equal happiness, lights the festival, fills shops, and inspires carols, worship, and communal warmth, linking Christmas to the Cross.
This essay reflects on Christmas as the birth of Jesus Christ and its influence on civilization. It credits Christian sentiment with shaping love, justice, and societal foundations while noting persisting evils. It admires Christmas customs, gift giving, evergreens, carols, and the call for universal peace and goodwill.
A damaged OCR of a religious text fragment quotes Psalm 51 with wording about keeping back the servant from presumption and seeking innocence from transgression. It includes phrases about the words of my mouth and meditation of my heart and ends with a citation to Psalm 79 13 14 as misread.
Citizens answer the question with general Christmas sentiments. John Byerly, Charles Williams, William Agere, Marion Miller, and W Shinnick provide replies reflecting a traditional tone. The responses emphasize charity, good will, and a hopeful outlook for the season.
Fragmentary note reports rumors of a strange sale at the town square last night. It mentions Jake Bentley's horse and two relations or associates tied to a local event, with uncertain details and names unclear.
The writer shares warm Christmas memories from Frederica town, recalling childhood joys, poems, and holiday scenes. They toast the News-Post staff, honor local businesses, and describe festive streets, church bells, and abundant candy while wishing Merry Christmas to all and prayers for those grieving.
A group of 14 taxpayers filed in Circuit Court for an injunction to halt Hagerstown officials from proceeding with a proposed electric light plant. Hours later the mayor and council unanimously authorized $300,000 in bonds to erect the plant amid a clash with citizens backing Potomac Public Service Company's cheaper offer. The petition charges plans were made without Public Service Commission approval and seeks to bar construction for non municipal uses or bond sales without proper authority. The bond issue had won voter approval in March.
Babe Stewart cousin of Anita Stewart appears with director and cameraman at the City Opera House for four shows over Christmas weekend. They tour the country offering local talent a chance before the camera and the actress will help direct amateurs in the audience.
Frederick columns note State Entomologist A L Quaintence visiting for San Jose scale investigation and tree spraying. Fire risk agent Granville Thomas receives Maryland Casualty gift, a silver inkwell engraved with the Maryland coat of arms. A holiday dance at Adamstown town hall and Frederick Select Orchestra set to play. Ride for bonds and line item notes on a railroad company viewed at a morning meeting. Christmas services planned across churches in the city.
George C. Martin and Francis Gallaher of Baltimore waived a preliminary hearing before US Commissioner J Frank Supplee Jr. They posted bonds of 10000 each pending grand jury action. Indictments reportedly prepared against both men and Harry S Townsend and Howard M Townsend of Washington.
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