Daily News of Frederick Court Bureau and Press Rules
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines its newspaper practices, ownership, and penalties for unauthored opinions. It notes Associated Press rights, naming restrictions, notice policies, and mail-in submission requirements for free notices and unsigned communications.
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Court Bureet
Frederick
Great Soutinsan Printing
Wemyer
Associated Press
Associated Lreas
Outlawing Poison Gas and Submarine Attacks Moves Forward
On Monday January 16 1922 the push to ban poison gas in warfare and submarine attacks on merchant ships gains momentum as five powers likely ratify the decision. The piece argues such prohibitions would align with civilized conduct, deter future violators, and deter imperial governments from breaking pledges. It notes democratic publics pressure and the danger for nations disregarding accords, with a warning that any power violates them risks global condemnation.
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Germany
Dollings Company Endorses Attorney General Letter
A letter to the editor reveals the R L Dollings Company strongly endorses Attorney General Armstrongs warning to district managers. The firm says representatives may err without it reflecting policy and that the resale service aids clients with short term investments while safeguarding their interests amid emergencies.
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Peoplese Mons
Dedrines Corpans
Henry Wm Sun
Inquiring Reporter Toda Question About Blizzard Enjoyment
Readers from diverse towns share their views on blizzards. R C Patman near Lime Kiln dislikes blizzards due to wind and blockage while John M Zimmerman of Frederick Route 4 also dislikes them. C B Batterday of Jefferson enjoys them. R V Davis of Monrovia is not very fond. Charles El Anderson of Doubs expresses no enjoyment.
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R. C. Patman
Lime Kiln
John M. Zimmerman
Frederick
Route 4
Batterday
Jefferson
RV. Davis
Monrovia
Tharles EL Anderson
Doubs
Personal notices of visits and family events
Mrs J P T Mathing of Thumost left for Baltimore to visit Mrs John Green who has been ill Major and Mrs R J Carlson of Washington are guests of Miss Louise Johnson and her brother Dr T B Jolson East Second Street Mrs Albert S Rumbarger near Middleton spent last week with sister Mrs Walter Rudy and brother Mr Charles Goutzalin at Mt Airy Mr and Mrs Hugh F Willis Hagestown announce the birth of a daughter Mrs Walter Humphreys of Washington DC is visiting her sister Mrs William Cavell of Fredrich Junction
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J P. T. Mathing
Thumost
Baltimore
John Green
Major
R. J. Carlson
Washington
Louise Johnson
T. B. Jolson
East Second Street
Albert S. Rumaberg
Middetown
Walter Ro Rudy
Charles Igoutzalin
Mt. Airy
Hugh F. Willis
Hagerstown
Walter Humphreys
Washington, DC
Wiliam Cavell
Fredrich Junction
Kelley Callery Wedding in Brunswick Maryland
A home ceremony at the bride’s parents’ house in Brunswick Maryland united Miss Mary A Callers and Hewes I Kelley a machinist helper in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shops. Rev J Thos Hart officiated and the couple departed for Washington Philadelphia and other points of interest. They reside now with the groom’s parents on Sandy Hook Hill Brunswick.
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Kelley
Brunswick
Mary A. Callers
Callers
Baltimore and Ohio
J. Thos. Hart
Mebureh
Washington
Philadelphia
Joseph H. Keller
Sandy Hook Hill
Missionary Meeting of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church met at the parsonage Friday at 2 30 p m. President Mrs J C Wrightson led prayers and scripture, Miss Helen Wickham was named secretary in Mrs R T Lewis's absence, and $37 75 was reported as first quarter receipts. Mrs Wrightson and Miss Dill read papers on the society's organization before adjournment.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcoopal Church
J. C. Wrightson
Helen Wickham
TR. Lewis
Death of Raymond Jewel in Baltimore Cable Accident
Raymond Jewel of Frederick Junction died this morning at 5 o clock in Baltimore after being caught by a cable at the Terminal Heating Company. He is survived by his wife and two children Ethel and Helen of near Brunswick and by his father John Jew eh of Frederick Junction. The funeral arrangements will be announced later by C. C Carty, funeral director.
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Raymond Jewel
John Jeweh
Frederick Junction
Baltimore
Terminal Heating Company
Ethel
Helen
Brunswick
Fredricks
C. C Carty
New Zealand Delegate to Conference Guest Here
A New Zealand delegate visits the peace conference, sharing impressions to convey back home. Miss Scanlan, enthusiastic and patriotic, engages Americans with her personality and humor, highlighting New Zealand’s wonders and its future mapping on the world stage.
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New Zealand
Fuse
Miss Scanlan
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A partial local piece recalls events in Frederick, noting a baker and coffee shop owner expanding his store on North Market Street and a special city event. The piece mentions Emma J Smith and several women residents, with a list of names and a note about children selling property to provide funds.
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Sein Werehverger
Chamet
Warket
Tak Bate
Apwy Amberg
Jordan
Lesman
America
Thie Company
Eer M- Reel
Mondar Neon
Frederick
AP Ray
G. L. Baking Con
Iew
Bible Society Directors Elected in Frederick County Meeting
At the one hundred and fest annual Young Men's Bible Society gathering in Frederick County, Rev. E Z Watson denounced nations without Christianity as a menace, while praising the Bible for knowledge and faith. The meeting elected directors from multiple churches including Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Reformed, and Baptist congregations. reports detail colportage work, Bible distributions, and finances with 809 homes visited and 184 Scripture copies distributed.
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Japan
E. Z. Watson
Baltimore
Young Men's Bile Society
Frederick County
Eld
Mr. Watson
Germany
Jesus
Watson
Henri L. G. Kieffer
David Morgan Roderick
J. Q. Wrightson
Douglass Hooff
Bible Society
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Thomas M. Williamson
Charles M. Gilpin
Edward &. Delaplaine
Henry Trail
Henry A. Hinbn
Jacop L. Englebrecht
William G. Zimmerman
John M. Waller
Methodist Episcopal
C. Albert Gilson
R. Rush Lewis
Wiliam BE. Piller
R. Ames Hendrickson
Richard
J. Dutrow
Whham A. Burger
Jacob Roblback
George M. Gittinger
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. Neale Jolliffe
Gaither
Presbyterian
Elmer Brown
Geo. B. McCleery
William McKinney
Roy I. Hyndman
Church of the Brethren
B. P. Vahrnes
Grace Reformed
J. Travers Thomas
Henry H. Abbott
A. EB. Fisher
R. Paul Smith
United Brethren
Reno
Harp
Glenn
Garber
William
Roderick
First Baptist
James M. Goodman
Glenn H. McGregor
G. 0. Paxson
Buckeystown
Wiliam G. Baker
Rohrbach
J. €. Biehl
Col Porteur
Woodville
Linganore
Liberty
Colpertace Committee
Henry A. Halu
Jacoby JL. Engelbreent
J. C. Biehl
Dating Sa
Jane
Unionville
Young Men's Bible Society
Bieht
Singanore
Johnsville
Woodsboro
St. John’s
William G. “Gimmerman
YLM
CLAL
L. A. Yinger
Sexton
Rey
D. M. Rhoderick
G. W. Tykon
Comu
Geo. ‘Gittinger
Amer. Bible Society
J. C. Bieht
M. Gilpin
Gilpin
Reiling
Board of Directors
Publc
Cheaignan
W. E. Filler
Edward S. Delaplaine
For Sale Items and Hodgepodge Auction Notice
A mixed ad listing pianos from Steiff Steinberg Knabe and others, cabinet phonograph, and barred rock chicks from Rice's Hatchery with delivery windows. Also includes farm equipment, household items, antique furniture, and bankrupt estate sale notes with bidding terms and inspection details.
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Steiff
Steinberg
Morris
Stelff
Kranich & Bach
Knabe
Waugh
Radle
Cramer
Palace Music
American History Day by Day Mayhem in January Records
The fragment outlines various dated events from January across years, mentioning military movements among Indian, French, and Caroling forces, a royal charter grant, Savannah assembly activity, Red Hats in New York, and early American railway publishing. Names, dates, and places are scattered with OCR errors.
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Meniree
New York
Florida
Savannah
Open Letter Promotes Nutritive Tonic SUSTO in Health Appeal
An open letter claims leading medical men endorse a nutritive tonic tablet named SUSTO to treat weak, nervous, anemic, and run down conditions. It promises concentrated vitamins from yeast milk beef protein and iron, stating one month of use at a penny a day will improve health with a money back guarantee.
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America
SUSTO
Wilameon
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