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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
7
The Daily News in Freder ick Maryland carries Associated Press dispatches with credit where due and requires real names for writer Attribution. It notes that free notices of advertising type must be written and mailed to the office and will not be accepted by telephone.
Friday December 29 1922 highlights winter horse care urging blankets and shelter for weary animals and criticizes neglectful owners. It also discusses a Detroit judge’s view that speeders are weak minded or wilful and may need mental exams, noting intoxication and road hog behavior. The piece argues for authority and responsible conduct to guide the community and warns against thoughtless acts.
Rumor circulates that Frederick county residents plan to open a sanatorium atop Catectin Mountain near Fastorstown Loudoun County Virginia two to three miles south of the Potomac River. The Taylorstown site formerly used as a dinner home by Dr. Holand Washington has sold with buyers unnamed. Purchasers said to be linked to Frederick institutions, fueling Sanatorium rumor. Jack Dempsey is quoted about avoiding street fights with broad street support.
A 1928 auto table question prompts mixed replies from residents. Hunter Bowers says he has had one for a month while James A. Jones the sheriff confirms possession. Charles Dudle and Alfred Gaver give partial or uncertain answers. Miles expects delivery today.
The article describes a Tacoma writer's travel notes to Rainier National Park. It paints Mt. Rainier as a colossal, glaciered icon towering above Puget Sound and reachable from Paradise Park. It recounts snowfall depths, glacier systems, and a misty summit observed from Inn and Paradise Valley with crowds awaiting clearer views.
The narrator recalls a dazzling ascent toward Mount Rainier near Paradise Valley with a White autobus group. As sunset bathed the peak in golden light the snow crowned summit appeared above clouds, surpassing even Pike's Peak and Yellowstone in majesty. The driver, experienced with mountain views, remarked no sight rivaled Rainier’s beauty.
Today marks the 77th birthday of Adrian McCardell a prominent Frederick citizen born December 29 1846 in Washington county He leads the McCardell wholesale firm serves as president of the Frederick County National Bank and the Mutual Insurance Company A family dinner at his home honors the anniversary with present and former neighbors in attendance including W H McCardell C D McCardell Mary Fedenstricker Lucretia McCardell and Thos McCardell who died this year Congratulations are extended on his birthday anniversary.
Hymeneas Watkins King wedding at Kamptown unites Ruth Selby King and Wilbur Day Watkins with maid of honor Matélle King and best man Philip Watkins. Officiants were Rev. Chas Alexander and Rev. Nichol. The couple honeymoon after a Canton crepe gown, pink and white flowers. Other Cumberland wedding: Franklin and Helen Wilson wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage, heading to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Social at Mounts feature numerous locals. a joke note recalls a 1871 wedding plan delayed by a corn on the foot of the groom.
Frederick column recalls December 29 1902 events on South Market and Halterstown Hill. A street accident at Market and Church was fixed by J W Huey and helpers. Property sales include LW L Carty selling three brick houses for 2830 dollars each to FE J Boblitz and Breckenridge Shaw. A Willie Ritchie dancing class held a masked “Tittle” assembly at Junior Hall with Mrs Vincent Yvingime performing. A party was hosted at the residence of Dr and Mrs A S Hunichen with many guests present.
A light hearted note attributes a notable worry habit to Ike Lark who channels energy into a joked about sleepin' car pace and shoes described as stoned in a humorous dated piece from Nsitone Newspaper Service.
December 29 marks various historical events including American vessels ordered to resist British search in 1798, Chesapeake and Delaware Bays blockade proclaimed in 1812, the Constitution captured off Brazil in 1812, Texas statehood in 1845, and Congress excluding Southern agents in 1865. Noting multiple 19th century actions and international acts tied to December 29.
Mr and Mrs Ray Buller return from a week with uncle Howard Miller in Westminster. Miss Mary R Zimmerman visits friends. Maurice Domer of Baltimore spends weekend with Charles and Mrs Domer. Ernest Delphi and family, and Robert Shriner visit Clarence Shriner family. William and Oswald Martin visit Harty Krise. Mollie Fisher and Mildred Savier spend week in Brooklyn. Mrs William Mort spends Saturday in Frederick.
Baltimore December 29 two women were appointed by Governor Albert Ritchie to serve on the Department of Welfare which replaces the old Board of Prison Control. Mrs Frank R Kent and Mrs William J Brown will serve alongside Dr Charles R Austrian Dr Lewellis F Barker Join T Dailey and William S Rawls. All but Director Coblentz are unpaid and most appointees are Baltimore residents. The new board members begin January 1 with Austrian and Rawls serving two years Barker and Brown four years Kent and Dailey four years. A first meeting is planned March 3 to study the Burke House of Correction report and act on its recommendations.
A person recounts a March visit to Breston Alabama where a sister near death was given hope by Marr's Wonder Fr Remedy. The account claims a three week turnaround enabling walking a mile to church and praises the medicine as simple and harmless. The note mentions inflammation and digestive issues and urges purchase from druggists in Pend, na time.
A committee will reconvene to study the report after members review it. Eskimos are noted for moonshine experiments and a digestion claim likened to the ostrichs. The Columbia Record notes Germanys mood shifts as musical instruments begin to be exported.
Announcement directs customers to bring stamps to Ifrebrick Bank to avoid payment delays or stamp exchanges. The bank pledges prompt, no charge service to handle the matter.
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