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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1922
Page
7
The article outlines five options for veterans including cash payments, adjusted service certificates, and an insurance-like plan. Details cover cash amounts, payment schedules, and how benefits interact with 40 percent higher plans, plus notes on zonal training aid and settlement aid linked to government programs.
Hood College home economist Miss Adams studied local prices in Frederick and devised a three meal daily menu for a family of four, totaling $7.80 weekly. The plan lists breakfast dinner and supper costs with detailed itemized prices and notes possible substitutions and cost-saving tips for nourishment during unemployment.
Maryland drinkers increasingly favor corn liquor or cawn in cocktails as Volsteadism reshapes tastes. Prohibition raids reveal widespread stills across counties. Merchants supply de alcoholized vermouths and bitters, while tenant farmers and bootleggers push the new spirit to city buyers.
New York Feb 20 Supreme Court Justice Mullan denied Edith Kelly Goulds request to enlarge the Paris divorce decree ruling. The action was dismissed with $10 costs as not in good faith and aimed at coercion. The court refused to let an amended reply challenge the French decree while recounting the contested facts.
The Japanese foreign office instructed San Francisco consulate to refuse Margaret Sanger a passport due to her birth control advocacy. Officials stressed the propaganda line as unsuitable for public discussion, but stated this would not bar her admission to Japan.
Dr H J Patterson, chair of the Maryland Agricultural Society committee on agricultural program, urges economy in production marketing expenditures and government. He cites four cardinal factors and advocates better seed fertilizer and labor saving methods to restore equilibrium without limiting production in Maryland.
A dense list of individuals and estates appears, detailing land holdings, sales, and legal administrations across multiple Maryland locales including Urbana Libertytown Walkersville Frederick and Keedysville. Names span many families such as Summers Summers, Clark, and Kemp, with numerous mile markers and road names indicating property or probate actions and sale timetables.
Mexico City February 21 decree from the department of foreign relations reorganizes the diplomatic service. It bars uniforms except what is deemed necessary for efficiency and national dignity, removing resplendent attire from diplomatic representatives.
Aoks Gubpeenae is linked to a probe in Washington Keb regarding alleged dye monopoly and related activities. Senator King of Utah leads the inquiry into manufacturing concerns and the opening of a legislative review into this alleged scheme.
New York on February 21 a boy playing with a revolver he found in the street wounded another boy named Guearadd Daniel Potter in the abdomen. Potter died before six parents could reach him.
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