Reactions Mixed On Arms Conference Outcomes
Quotes from five residents reflect cautious approval of the arms conference progress. Praises note a potential step forward while critics urge continued effort to reduce hatred and selfishness for lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentier
Pawer
John Pryoim
Frederick
Leo Weinberg
North Market St
James
Barrifa
Emmiteburg
RC Warrenfelts
Freder
L. Stottlemyer
New Market
Roofs and calendar reform loom in 1922 issues
A 1922 discussion notes the danger of heavy roof loads on public buildings amid snow and wind and explains how drafts, stoves, and heating systems raise fire risk. It also surveys calendar reform ideas, comparing the calendar to a clock and debating shifting leap years to create a stable holiday pattern.
Calender Reform and 4 Day Year Debate
The article discusses a proposed calendar reform with a four day year and the practical objections. It notes that such a change would disrupt interest tables and financial and legal documents, yet could be adopted if astronomers scientists and theologians concur, though historical inertia suggests slow acceptance.
Break Alexandria Divorce Scandal
The New York Herald reports a surge of divorces in Alexandria Virginia with residents accounting for about one third of Virginia’s total. Critics say many plaintiffs used Virginia residency for easy divorces and urge action to end the divorce mill near the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
New York Herald
Old Dominion
Washington
Virginia
Alexandria Bar Association
Virinia
Girl Rout Robbers in Bedroom Amid Threats
A girl confronted burglars in a bedroom facing a weapon and warned others nearby. Her sister and a neighbor aided as the intruders fled, the incident ending with the occupants unharmed and the suspects fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritter
Wien
Ordenal
Ted Dadids
Dera Prane
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News column dated February 6 1903 note a gas pipe explosion in a cellar injuring Mrs Phebus and three children and Mr Folk a Civil War veteran staying with the family. Other notes mention barber shop plans on Colored Porches, B and O Railroad directors vote a two percent dividend, circuit court convenes with Judges Motier and Henderson, complaints of fast driving on city streets, Mayor Smith urging ordinance enforcement, Charles Cook injured by a horse and cart accident on South Market Street with non fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Phebus
Folk
James Skinner
Harry McLane
Rev Dr Rupp Calls Independents to Serve with Duty
Rev Dr Rupp preached at the Independent Hose Company annual services at the Evangelical Lutheran church urging firefighters to maintain a clean conscience and faithful duty. He praised the new engine and modern gear, denounced cowardice, and emphasized readiness to stay at post until the task is done. Members of the Independent Hose Company led the procession to the church and back, with a brief business meeting thanking Rupp and the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Com
AS. G Rupp
Cvangelical Lutheran Church
Mvangelical Lutheran Church
Dr Rupp
First
Corinthians
Rupp
Independent. Howe Company
West Church Street
Lewis Mehrling
Marshall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
State Society Formed At Meeting Here
A state organization was formed at the first annual meeting of la Societe des 40 Hommes et Chevaux, American Legion, electing officers including Warren S Lieyd of Baltimore as grande chef de fare and William M Storm of this city as grande chef de train. Delegates from Baltimore, Cumberland, Salisbury, and other cities attended. sessions were held afternoon and night, dinner at Wayside Inn, plan to establish a post at every county seat and to meet next in Ocean City.
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Srunday
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et
American Legion
Warren S Lieyd
Baltimore
William M. Storm
This City
Arthur Dixon
Cumberland
John ¢. Stansbury
Baltimor
Xramie
Samuel M. Adkins
Salisbury
Grande Commisaire
LeRoy K. Thompson
Warren G. Lloyd
Wayside Inn
Ocean City
State Legion
Charles H. Rarper
Charles A. Gardner
Leroy K. Thompseon
Edward T. Lampkin
Jr. Ederick
Les Dhe N. Coblentz
David Morgan ‘Roderick
G. Lunter Beavere
Daniel E. Leatherman Salisbury
Alred
Wo Wikderman
J J. Zaps
Charles A. Piper
WE. Flook
Arthur P. Dixon
American History Day by Day February 5 Events
Chronology of February 5 across history notes Roger Willkims arrival in Boston in 1621 John and Charles Weeley missionaries in Georgia in 1736 the Maine battle bodies recovered in 1972 and other dated items including church openings and constitutional actions.
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Roger Willkims
Boston
John
Charles Weeley
Georgia
Poormary
Georg'a
Sweden
Methodist Revival Campaign Opens With Evening Services
A Methodist Episcopal church revival begins with evening services led by Evangelist George Delman Eastes and Prof. Frederick J. Balmond. Prayer, sermons from Acts 12 5, and a 100‑voice chorus mark the kickoff, with daily activities including choir rehearsals and leadership meetings through the week.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick J. Balmond
Philadephia
Balmond
Chorua
Nannie Young
Charles W. Zimmerman
George Delman Eastes
Eastes
Peter
Simon Peter
Herod
Stephen
Mark
Individuesa
Kastes
Christ
J. O. Wrightson
Frederick
J. Co. Wrightson
Balmony
Taken To Springfield Insanity Adjudication Report
Samuel Hobbs was adjudged insane by Drs Thomas and Charles F Goodell and was taken to the Springfield Insane Asylum on Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartgis. Hobbs was accused of mania for striking at fire and caused considerable alarm in the southern part of this county and in Montgomery counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Samuel Hobbs
Thomas
Charles F_ Goodell
Denuty
Allen Bartgis Hobbs
Montgomery
Dance Well Attended at Palace of Dancing Priday Night
A large crowd attended the dance at the Palace of Dancing Friday night. Performers included The Syesk and Leave We With a Smile as other pieces drew in the evening, with the event drawing praise from attendees.
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Priday Nicht
Piaget
Othe Opdesir
Hearing Today on Assault Charge for Haupt at Sixth Street
Haupt will have a hearing at 2:30 this afternoon before Justice Johnson on a charge of assault and battery on his wife. Deputy Sheriff Smith made the arrest.
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Genres Haupt
Fast Sixth Street
Weeck
Frederick to host weekday vacation Bible school
Local church leaders in Frederick endorse a daily weekday vacation Bible school next summer taught by Presbyterian and Episcopal workers. Rev. David Morgan Roderick and Thomas M. Williamson praise the program, citing past enrollments of 400 and 600 and the aim to deepen Biblical understanding across denominations.
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Frederick
Pederick
Reformed Church
David Morgan Roderick
Presbyterian Church
Thomas M. Williamson
Alt Salute
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bible Schod
Roderick
Williamson
Signs of better times ahead across U S economy
Washington reports broad signs that worst of troubles are over with inventories reduced, credits thawing, costs cut, and productivity up. Farmers gain access to credit, and constructive work rises as business lines regain natural strength amid hopeful outlook. Do right, and you help others.
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Washington
SUSTO Nutritive Tonic Promoted by Medical College Report
An American Medical College expert reports SUSTO aids under nourished infants and children with notable weight gains. A case shows an 11 year old gaining five and a half pounds after months of use. The tonic combines yeast rice milk beef protein and iron, marketed by J A Williamson Advertisement.
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America
SUSTO
J. A Williamson
Maryland Declaration of Rights Article 35 on public office and foreign gifts
A fragment from Article 35 of the Maryland Declaration of Rights states that no person can hold more than one office of profit at the same time and that public officials may not receive gifts from foreign powers or the United States without Maryland’s approval.
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United States
Maryland
Athletes Beat Bandit In Lift Gone Wrong
A group of athletes subdued a bandit who tried to rob them after offering a ride near Pine Ridge. The assailant drew a weapon, was knocked from the vehicle, and fled following rough handling that left him dazed and unable to escape with the gun.
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Trieg
Noy
Mele
New Comin
Conn
Ney
Hana
Pine Ridge
Straer
Frederick County Maryland Administrator Notice for WILLIAM THOMAS
Orphans Court letters of administration issued to Charles S Brooks for the estate of William Thomas also known as Tom Lee of Frederick County. Creditors warned to present claims with vouchers by August 23, 1922 or be barred by law. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Executrix and executors’ notice indicates further testamentary appointments.
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Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Maryland
William Thomas
Tom Lee
Charles 8. Brooks
Orphans’ Court
Abraham Rosenour
King Rosenour
Executrixz
Benjamin Rosenour
Gerald Ring Rosenour
Leo Weinberg
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Motier and Henderson
Mayhr Smith
Charles Cook
Walter Took
South Market Street
Faasling
REV. Or.rupp Sreaks TO
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Lutheran
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux
New Yorks
Massachesetts
1S Warshals
Seward
Union League Club of
New York
Maine
Methodists Begi Revival Campaign
Congregation Packs Church
Oeater Choi
Favor. Gilg
Reaponssa
Geo. Nesbaen
Mt Pleasant
Henry L. Heanett
City
Jobe M. Tites
Huckeystown
L. R. Osborne
Nicodemus and Pearre
Union
Benjamin R. Dixon
Urleans
Charles H. Summers
Helen’s Ford
John E. Kolk
Ralph W. Sigler
Jefferson
C. V. Wastier
Spencester
F. Janet
Charles E. Webster
Adame
Mareh
Thomas J. Wallase
H. Foltes Nicodemus
Elin Holland
Laytensville Pike
Washington Grove
Laytensvile
J. N. Ramsburg
Charles S. Wisner
McKate
C—D. WW
Rodery W. Rippcom
Mt Ficasant
Charlie F. Kemp
Eeuth
McKair
Claude F. Hamm
Salfes North Ie
Stnreterick Oom
Thomas &. Shaier
Sear
W. Sneck
Treen
Saint
Frederick City
West
Patrick St
Studebaker
Addi
North Market
South Carroll Street
Hod J College
Mass
Heian Price
Hood Colleze
Lal
Aur Orya
Frederick County National Bank
Court Street
S. Harp
H. P
Farmers’ Supply. Co
Packard
East Second Street
H. Moore
East Patrick Street
Pfaee
C. A. Bonsing
Market St
Dames
Chas. Wertheimer
West Patrick Street
Ae i. Paver
Anise
Pnea
Paves
Bennett
East South &T
Braddock Heinte
State Road
Wertheimer
Israe
Io Morrison
Hargestne
Bath Apt
Church St
Royal Society
New Spring
Rhode Island
Purina
Monocacy Poultry Farm
Hansonrilie
W. Fe
Jacob Kint
E.ith St
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