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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1923
Page
5
The issue discusses public doubt over sugar shortages and price hikes, urging skepticism of quick profiteering while noting the broader fight against greed. It also mentions a possible historic writing find in California and a divorce ruling related to a husband’s infidelity. A burglary report on Carroll Street closes the item.
A deed transfers property from Jems to Mart in a recorded matter noted in a local court record. The transaction confirms title transfer and reflects official notarization and filing with the county clerk.
A fragmented history column lists events tied to February dates including figures such as James I and Tad Lincoln. It references a French invasion of Ireland, executions related to the slave trade in New York, and mentions the Washington Monument dedication in Washington with unclear year details.
Local inquiring reporter notes responses from residents of South Market Street West Street and Market Street. Respondents express yes to seeing new news attractions and changes though alcuni say cost limits options.
County news notes recount school program partners for Inenis event with Miss Ruth Wolfe and Miss Florence Valentine. Local residents like Mr Chiude and Mrs Haarry Wolfe visit kin and doctors report Cephas improving. A resident died Saturday February 17 and funeral services were held. town suffers a water system leak causing inconvenience.
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A Rotary meeting discusses the Golden Rule and its links to personal ethics. The program references historic and civic ideals, with remarks on leadership, responsibility, and community spirit, naming several attendees and local figures.
A fragmented record notes a 20-year-ago event in Frederick dated February 1 from The News. The text references an individual Rev and a tour with unclear details about a Cavte or Deine incident and a hit on the sine ve that offic.
A fragment discusses an ornament with imbalanced design and a knocked over element. The tone critiques taste and balance, noting the piece is overbalanced yet mentions a lack of desirability.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Motor Vehicle Commission hearing involving deputies and a spokesman named Ranzhman. The text is garbled but indicates an official conduct or investigation process with no clear conclusions or statements.
An old advertisement promotes Sterling’s Vapor-Eze influenza relief with a claim of throat soothing benefits. The copy urges customers to buy at their druggist and look for Sterling’s name on every jar.
King Rippeon Bar S King and Miss Mildred C Rippeon of this city wed Monday evening at home on East Fifth street. Bride wore blue serge and was attended by Eva Crumblaugh and Ruth Painter. groom is son of Mrs Mingle King. They will reside in Frederic or under guidance of motorists.
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