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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1923
Page
5
Domestic Spanking and Farm Life Themes in 1922 Editorial
A 1922 column argues against domestic punishment and jail for spouses and discusses lessons from home life, then shifts to city country changes. It notes President Harding backing National Garden Week and urges garden-based learning for children, plus a statistic on twelve thousand U S auto fatalities and a jab at jaywalkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York
Legal Aid Society
Deza
Pennsylvania State College
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harding
Fragmented Improv Notes From Unknown Transcript
The readable text shows garbled dialogue with repeated names and stray phrases. It mentions doctors, Lennon, He, and a transcript fragment with questions about who comes next and timing, but lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
Fragmented Historic Dates Mixed With Unclear Events
A garbled list of historical notes mentions Catherine Howard and execution in 1542, British Parliament actions, Missouri statehood debates, and a 2021 republic notification. Some dates and phrases are incomplete or nonsensical, producing an unclear mix of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Howard
Henry NT
England
Treat
Wihem
France
Missouri
Congress
United States
Inquiring Reporter Questions Lent Observance
In a church street survey, local residents share Lent plans. Louise Belller will fast on candy, Ruth James does not observe Lent but vows to curb laughter, Daphne Moore stays away from sodas, Frank Griffin will attend church, and Albert Ridenour answers moderately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Louise Beller
Woodsboro
Ruth N. James
Daphne M. Moore
East Church Street
Frank 5. Griffin
West Third Street
ALBERT P_ RIDENOUR
Dfit Avenue
Social World Pound Party at Wisner Home
A pound party gathered at Mr and Mrs Charles Wisner near Walkersville on Friday evening with many Wisner family members and friends attending. The event featured social games and refreshments as part of a lively neighborhood gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wisner
Walkersville
Hose
Sheridan Blentiinger
Edward Bardette
Roy Crum
Ray Wisner
Ey Wisner
Te Burdette
Wilfred Wisner
Hannah Green
Neva Wisner
Anna Huhn
Eleanor Zimmerman
Alesa Wisner
Ada Crum
Lillian Stottlemier
Lilian Clem
Julia Sheeley
Blanche Shoemaker
Pauline Zimmerman
Ruth Humm
Henrietta Crum
Mary Mercer
Mae Ecker
Edith Zimmerman
Mary Angleberger
Katherine Andeberger
Mary Hammond
Helen Whitmore
Ruth Wisner
Gertrude Carmack
Lillian Zimmerman
Pauline Burdette
Austin Halfeigh
Glen Zimmermman
Russell Dudrow
Ralph Kehne
Irving Ramsturs
Grayson Smith
Frank Cramer
Clyde Green
A Green
Walter Ducrow
Guy Cramer
Charles Whitmore
Smith Cramer
Elmer Harper
Jenner Smith
Fred Brubaker
Ralph Cramer
Calvin Jacobs
Marshall Green
Paul Reddick
Franklin Cramer
Roger “Immermas
Norman Burdette
Paul Crum
Charles Kefauver
Willan Bell
Carl Zimmerman
Mrs Kne Acquitted in Early Morning Marriage
A report notes Mrs Elie Kne was acquitted after marrying Lestere Moon at an early hour. The piece hints at mixed reputations among locals and references a national newspaper source lurking in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie Kne
Lestere Moon
Cotillion Club Pre Lent Dance At Key Hotel
The Frederick Cotillion Club held its pre Lent dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday night from 9 to 1. Hogan's orchestra provided music and refreshments were served. Patronees included Mrs. J. H. M. Clagett and many local names. out of town guests listed among attendees. The article also notes unrelated items about a Montreal ratcatcher and radium effects on seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cotilioun
Francis Scott Key
Hogan’s
J. H. M. Clagett
Charles HH. Conley
Nuan EF. Cramer
George Kk. Dennis, Jr
Samuel Gration Duvall
F. W. Hornwell
Thomas B. Hayward
Frank H. Hedges
Ernest Helfenstein
T. Poole Jones
Francis J. Markejs
Richard Potts
John M. Reberix
Charles W. Ross
George J. Rus
Uiard EP. Shoss
Franklin A. Smith
John Frau Smith
Charles B. Pratt
Aleine Willsmeon
Charles Wisehrener
Glenn H. Worthloytes
Grnsis
Brewer Stauffer
Lane
Maddux Lane
Charles Lane
W. Frack Thomas
Dhies
la Dawson
Lewis
P. Byron
Aug Mason
Gen. Reed
Hager
John v
Maridge
Centreville
Thomas FL Mason
Themsinre
Ralph Webster
Cient
Ivland
J. Barks Barthelow
Ada Own
Corilon Club
Agron K. Anders
Samuel MM. Annan
Gendon ML. Ash
Edward
Delaplaine
Robert E. Dela Plaine
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Lewis I. Dertzbaugh
Samuel
James HL Ghed
Austin LO. Griffin
Joseph T. Gridin
James HL Grove
James IL Grove
Wm. Jarboe
Grove
W. Carry Haller
FL W. Harnwell
Gaylord P
Bruce S. LeGore
George A. LeGore
Harry W. LeGore
Arthur Re le
Ransom
Dr. Chails G. Mets Sherry
Samuel W. Maples
Edwin C. Markel
John A. Markel
John Markey
Charles McA. Mathias. Ohn Aa
Oran
Guy WK. Motter
F. Hass
Harry KR. Newcomer
Fran
Charles D. Walker
Charles F Walker
Robert BE. Warfield
Dewalr
J. A. Williamson
Fagh Levis O. Jr
Wiliant i Winebrewer
David C
Frederick Local Items Recall February 12 20 Years Ago
Forty lines recall Frederick events from 20 years past. Nana and Mary Lora Grayson visit Washington DC friends while Bettie Bouldin returns to New Jersey. Captain Joseph Groff Civil War veteran dies at North Market Street home. Mandela Dich concert draws large crowd. Sallie Conrad Faun and Ralph Bowers perform with The Wub under Bader, featuring mechanical piano effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Groff
Frederick
Marka Street
Tmrs
Mandela
Sallie Conrad Faun
Ins
Blunders in Burglary Response Questioned
A letter from readers argues that lacking adequate police protection in the district leaves residents unsafe. The writer contends only a .38 caliber revolver can stop an intruder, while .22 caliber pistols are ineffective and merely wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Truder
Blindness Crisis Shapes American Life in 1917 Theme
A condensed, era-tinged piece notes high blindness rates in the United States, mostly preventable, and cites a drop in blindness with better classes. It highlights eye health’s link to wellbeing, recalls draft rejections for poor vision, and adds a memoirish fragment about Marcos Aurelius and the Hitchcock family, including Old Mare’s longevity and feats on Lake Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Nuaker
Marcos Aurelius
Lake Huron
Marcus
Caesar Hitchcock
Benjamin Franka Hitchcock
Csrenus Denmark Hitchcock
Theodore Wellingon Hitchcock
Euphemia Ophelia Hitchck
Clovema Rosetta Hitchcock
Melssa Hitchcoeck
James Alexander Hitchcock
Apolinus Napoleon Hitchcock
Samuel Lake Hitchcock
Mare
Great Estates Broken Up and Highland Forfeitures Told
The article discusses the breakup of English estates and Scottish forfeitures linked to historic events and clans. It notes Cameron Highlanders and Lochiel as prominent names tied to Prince Charlie, with estates forfeited then restored later. An abrupt advertisement for rat paste closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Highlands
Cameronus
Lochiel
Cameron
Glenmoriston
Grants
MacDonells
Macgregors
Chisholms
Prince Charlie
Public sale of farm implements and household goods
Samuel H. Hedges conducts a public sale offering horses heavy draft and other farming tools including pumps, chains, scythes, a churn, incubator, grinder, incubator, and kitchen furniture. The sale begins at 34 o'clock with cash terms and removal only after payment. W. G. Hooper listed as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
WiGerg
Samuel H. Hedges
W. G. Hooper
Notices of Executors and Administrators for Frederick County
Notices announce letters testamentary and administration for multiple estates in Frederick County Maryland. Executors and administrators warn all creditors and debtors to file claims or make payments by stated deadlines from 1923 to 1925, with details of names and estate holders including Charles F. M. Walter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Aig Dart
Jim Frederick County
Seid Dex
Eli G. Haugh
Frederic County
Urner
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Country
Mershind
Charles F. M. Walter
Frederick County
Maryland
Albert W. Walter
Arles A. Walter
Frank L. Stoner
Erick
Marriand
Eba
Tate
Frederick Coun
Roy C. Cutlail
Orphans' Court
Frederick Count
Eigla Frances Degrangh
Frederic Count Aartsland
Garreit
D Nge
Gtice
Margyland
Lorya
Worrison
Frederick Conair
Paul A. Morrison
Princeton
Orphans’ Court of
Frederick Counts
Aarry
Crouse
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