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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
4
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ESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922 describes a Springfield Gaslight campaign that sold 430 tank water heaters in 30 days. Aided by daily ads in three Frederick papers, the drive offered reduced price, free installation, and 30 day deferred payments, proving repeated, well written ads can influence public buying. The piece urges Frederick business leaders to imitate the plan to push specialties through consistent advertising.
In a letter to The News, Charles W Hoffman criticizes Mackell’s Jan 26 piece for idealizing road workers and county supervisors. The writer questions state control of roads, cost, and political influence, noting farmers’ roles, job assignments, and the need for better oversight. The misspelled, verbose critique roams through local politics and roadwork praise.
Citizens express varied opinions on whether the Washington theatre disaster could have been avoided or was due to fault. Quotes from KEEFER MAIN, JOHN T PEDDICORD, Mrs George A Tritapok, HW C CORUM, and 4 1 Duvall reflect blame, construction, and safety concerns amid uncertain details.
The debate centers on dirt road maintenance and traffic limits during wet or thawing periods. Farmers insist hauling must continue daily, while critics argue for restrictions on muddy roads. The exchange mocks tech fixes and jokes about flying machines for Dee.
Local items from The News column recount the February 1 1902 election of Independent Hose Company officers for the ensuing year with President Judge James McSherry and numerous directors foremen engineers and firemen listed. A St Cecilia Chapter concert featured Master Thomas Dobson Jr and others. Rev Luther Rahlman marked his fourteenth Frederick pastorate anniversary.
The Art Club met January 26 with strong attendance. Miss Kundart discussed Central American ruins at Ocosingo, including a fortress on a pyramid with five terraces and a sunlit front ornament. Mrs. DeLashmutt read on Tecpan Guatemala’s sacred stone and its legend.
N Ley Deputy Clerk resigns from the Clerk of the Court office. Falcar Fahrner, son of J Welty Fahrner, is appointed to fill the vacancy. Lor had served since the late Samuel T Haffner era and was reappointed by E W G Haugh. Lor’s resignation took effect yesterday and the new deputy began duties today.
Events marked February list include religious meetings allowed in New Netherland on February 1 1656 the Massachusetts Provincial Congress meeting at Cambridge February 1 1778 Texas secession from the Union February 1 1861 a March 18 1864 draft order for 200000 men for the Union army and John S Rock becoming the first African American admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court on February 7 1865.
A summarized notice outlines revised 1921 income tax rules clarifying who qualifies as head of a family and how exemptions of 2500 or 2600 apply by net income. It provides concrete examples including a married couple with two children, a single person supporting relatives, and conditions for dependents and continued residence in the household.
An excellent program of vocal and instrumental music will be given at Winchester Hall by the Hood College Conservatory of Music students. The event starts tomorrow morning at 4:49 o clock in the afternoon.
A distressed wife and mother bears strain from overwork and family blame. Lilian Pinkham’s Vegetation restores health and happiness. women share testimonials of relief after taking the remedy.
The fragment cites Article 32 of Maryland's Declaration of Rights stating that no regular soldiers marines or mariners in state service should be subject to martial law. It reflects a constitutional principle about military authority and civilian rights.
A wholesale firm Wachter Brothers buys two brick houses at 102 and 102 A East Warrick Street from ex Sheriff William C. Roderick. The plan is to remodel into a three story storeroom with basement, plus four modern apartments upstairs. Possession is set for October 1, 1922, lease at 36 East Patrick Street runs to April 1, 1923.
The Ox Fibre team defeated Walker Hill Dairy by 133 pins. Individual scores include Easterday 248, Hetterly 399, Powell 684, Devitt 310, Cable 374, with total pinfall 1915. The Ox Fibre contributors were Geiser 389, Busist 727, Shaw 264, Lipps 48, Flair 391, totaling 1940. The Ox Fibre wish to schedule a rematch with Lewis A. Rice's team as announced.
Get Pepto Mangan iron tonic advertised as a thirty year physician trusted remedy for healthier color and vigor. Claims to permanently strengthen by improving red blood formation and overall health. Sold in syrup and tablet forms through druggists.
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