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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
4
Notes on the mood of 1920 comparing it with 1873 and 1893, detailing inflation, credit liqui dations, and rising enterprise. Describes a shift from inflated ventures to a cautious expansion phase, with 1,500 reported improvements since last September and optimism for 1922 compared with 1921.
The article critiques driver licensing costs for working men versus millionaire licenses. It notes fines and fees, including a $10 minimum, and references a December license expiry for Braddock’s truck. Details describe a Christmas dance and local attendees in Rockville with various names and refreshments.
Readers across streets weigh in on President Harding’s pardon of Eugene Debs. Citizens Henry Shambott Booth Marluty Street and George Shoemaker Epata Listh Street oppose or support the decision, while HOBAKER Frederick and Preston Stitley Near Pittsburg offer mixed views. A note cites Congressional Medal of Honor holders petitioning for clemency.
A string of holiday visitors and locals spending the holidays in Baltimore Washington and Frederick are listed. Names include Edith Miller Louise Prey Virginia Miller Lillian Birely and John Simpson. Mr and Mrs Cavell of Frederick host relatives while J Roger Fisher returns to Cincinnati from the area.
The mint announced two designs for the upcoming silver dollar, era of peace after the Armament Conference. One shows an American eagle grasping a broken sword, the other omits it. The accepted design will appear in circulation around December.
A series of local marriage notices from Gettysburg and surrounding towns details weddings: Grace E Cunningham of Hagerstown wed Clarence A Warren near Waynesboro at the Presbyterian ministry in Gettysburg with Rev William C Robinson officiating. Grace is a Hood College graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Cunningham. Other couples include William T Martin of Kemptown and Byrtle Wardell near Mt Airy, wed by Rev Walter M Richael. and H H Miller of Burkittsville marrying Luella May Ausherman near Burkittsville, with clergy from Gol Burkittsvile.
Twenty years ago today a series of fragmented notes recalls events and people including Thomas Jones and Mr Chav Sout Phe Na do wae Teronn, with mentions of college, individuals, and places. The text is garbled and difficult to parse but preserves several named figures and local references from the era.
The Frederick City Hospital Alumnae Association hosted the annual Christmas dance for students at the Nurses Home on December 27. Guests included association president Mrs McCleery and several local residents and professionals. The venue was decorated with greens and red ornaments. refreshments were served.
A man named J A Kidwiler married Elsie V Hitees in Ellfeit City after her divorce nine days earlier. The bride, formerly Mrs Kenneth J Thies, had separated from Ridwiler in October and soon married Victor Der Stockman in Charles Town. They reside near Pher pers Ferry, with Kidwiler noted for local business and public life.
Caraline Johnston and Jane Rimmerman executrices of Fannie Rimmerman seek to void deeds, claiming Fannie Zimmerman was ill and incapable when she deeded Braddock Heights property to Annie Lee Reich for $4. The bill calls for reconveyance to the estate so the will can be executed, with Jacob Rehrback as complainant's attorney and John S. Newman for the defendant.
One of Brunswick’s darkest holiday events, the New Year ball, will raise funds for a local charitable cause. The Red Bridge theater hosts the gala with a lighted stage, hidden prizes, and a dancing contest run by Mrs. Forth and Mr. Caniford. Tickets are modestly priced. attendance supports the city theater and community performers.
Weather observers forecast snows in the county with much colder nights ahead. Washington predicts warmer tones tonight but local forecasts show continuing cold, with temperatures around 26 degrees and rain expected to taper. Snow is anticipated soon, possibly by New Year’s Day, as December ends and January approaches.
A vintage recipe explains making a cheap molasses candy by mixing sugar and molasses, adding lemon flavor and baking soda to cause a foam rise. The method warns to work quickly in a large pan and to cool gradually, followed by a humorous exchange about a father buttoning his coat to hide his Christmas tie.
A garbled year end survey notes veterans reflecting on past campaigns and the year ahead. It hints at political engagement, vote deterrence concerns, and anticipated public figures shaping policy in the coming months.
A fragment reads as a garbled note mentioning Mars fame and Higats in a cryptic context. No clear individuals, dates, or organizations are discernible, yielding a sparse, non-specific item.
Nancy shares two resolutions focusing on better sleep and saving half of any money earned. She plans to donate future pennies to farm children and suggests weekly visits to hospital patients with small gifts, games, and Easter treats, while promising not to tease others.
A reflective piece urges readers to abandon defeat as the old year ends. It promises a new dawn with renewed energy and courage, arguing that the coming year can rewrite yesterday’s failures into progress and strength.
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