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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
4
A compact note from The Daily News in Frederick outlines newspaper policies including republication credit to Associated Press dispatches, editorial freedom, and restrictions on free notices sent by mail or telephone and published without consent.
A January 18 1822 notice describes the Wilson Foundation creating a nationwide tribute fund for former President Woodrow Wilson. Volunteers will donate kits without soliciting contributions. money will form a perpetual endowment. A jury of 25 eminent Americans will award income to those advancing democracy public welfare and peace through justice.
Adam Bruchey describes his long service as a city policeman from 1888 to 1881 under Mayor Lewis H Dolh and later under Mayor Hiram Bartgie. He recalls arrests of two murderers, catching a top suspect, and enduring harsh night work and weather during his tenure.
The diary-like note references Lent dates in March and April and a hospital annual report from Mundeytl Hospital. It mentions a tiny new building, progress at the site, and a sense of community ventures. Some fragmentary lines hint at local sayings and weather or season observations.
The readable text hints at stocking up during a time of urgency with scattered phrases about people and preparation. No clear names, places, or dates are extractable. the fragmentary nature prevents a firm event or person-centered summary from forming a complete news item.
A jury of locals answers where they would flee to warmer climates. Pearl Stockman would head to Europe, Elsie Gilbert prefers a warmer Rout, and Harry Dosh imagines Florida or Bar Harbor as choices.
Fifty seven people attended a cottage prayer service at Mrs Kimmel’s Rothenhoefer home on Var leet Space Gead. The Rev J O Welchtson led the service with testimonies and readings from Billy Sand Kong books. A future campaign meeting is planned at the Sheriff residence, Jailan West Mouth, with expectations of record attendance.
Elmer A. Leslie of near Frederick wed Virginia May Cline of near Jefferson yesterday afternoon at Toe'dock Lutheran parsonage. The couple plans a trip to Washington and Baltimore before settling near Sidel town. Notnagle-Kemp wedding reported in Hattimore with JOW Notnagle and miss Aulit Belle Keay as witnesses. after ceremony, guests travel with Nouiagte and KO Lipps.
Ta llays Ward, writing in the Pittsburgh Dispatch, criticizes Martinsburg club management after a season viewed as one of the best in the Blue Ridge League. A series of manager releases, player rights disputes, and internal conflicts left the town’s ball scene unsettled as Reg ste Rawlings and others were praised for talent while governance clashed with field success.
Col Markey will travel to Indianapolis for a two day American Legion session at Nathanael Headquarters. He represents New York on the National Executive Committee with Lt Col Woodcock and Alfred Truite also attending. The conference will address service campaigns unemployment veteran records and the pending adjusted compensation bill.
Newspaper correspondent Mrs Marguerite Harrison, once a prisoner in the Soviet Union, will present her experiences and views on Russia at the City Opera House Thursday night January 19 under American Legion auspices. The program includes ballet by Elizabeth Staeyard, songs by a mixed quartet, and performances by Howl College Orchestra and soloists, highlighting a cosmopolitan perspective on Russia’s future.
Twenty years ago a Frederick column recalls local events and people. Mentions include university games, recent arrests, store incidents, and community figures across Frederick and nearby areas as reported in The News.
Real estate firm Cramer and Stauffer sold to Mr and Mrs John Diffendal a lot with a two story brick dwelling at 121 North Tawis Street on April 1 for possession. The sale included insurance agency services and the property will be used as a new home.
Mrs Henry Tratney and her son Ivar Tratner are visiting Wry M Landauer on church street. Landauer is on a business trip to New York.
Fragmented OCR notes recount January events with garbled names and dates. Mentions include Towmnental Cen, Georgia, January dates, presidents and labor department references, but specifics are unreadable.
Severe blizzard left county roads closed, with drifts four to six feet deep. State highways partly open but heavily drifted, isolating Petersville Urbana Wolfsville and many rural areas. Reverend Murrell marooned four days, schools partly closed, and rural telephone service unreliable. A snake sighting hints at early spring.
The fragment cites Article 20 from Maryland's Declaration of Rights. It speaks on how the trial or facts underlying a case relate to life liberties and the fate of people, reflecting foundational constitutional principles. The text appears as an archival quotation about legal rights and due process.
An observer predicts severe weather yet to come this winter noting historically cold Januarys, lack of normal January rainfall, and a likely February downturn. The report cites forecasts from Washington and Frederica observers and records a high of 28 degrees yesterday with a low near 24.
Ford reports a new high for 1921 with total retail sales of 1,093,200 cars, trucks, and Fordson tractors, up about 1 percent from last year. Factory output reached 1,650,740 units while 38,260 orders remained unfilled. Prices for cars and trucks were reduced effective January 15. Oil well activity at Annie-Laurie in Thur-Trent continues to show traces of oil amid slowed drilling due to limestone rock. Zoellner String Quartet cancels Winchester Hall recital due to illness. Hood College to announce rescheduled date.
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Md grants letters testamentary and administration for the estates of Singleton E Houck and John A Bennett. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by August 11, 1922 or be barred. Administratrix Mary Bokeller invites payment of debts. a public sale of land is announced in Frederick City on a forthcoming Saturday.
Advertising copy touts SUSTO a nutritive tonic food tablet tested at a major medical college. It claims to strengthen weak and anemic people including children and adolescents, noting benefits for men and women as well. The ad offers sale at Williamson-Savernement Street and promises refunds if expectations aren’t met.
A trolley traveling eastward in Wayfa the car barn area collided with a milk wagon near the same lane. The wagon and horse driver escaped injury while both vehicles sustained damage and the horse bolted briefly before being controlled.
An advertisement fragment discusses women's mood and societal expectations, contrasting women’s perceived light heartedness with demands of modern life. It references American womanhood and stereotype while hinting at psychological strain and coping strategies.
Mrs I K Hoffman of Middletown Maryland expresses gratitude for Dreco root and herb remedy. She credits three bottles with relief from gas indigestion and constipation, restores appetite and sleep, and improved liver and kidney function. The ad notes Dreco is carried by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick and by all druggists.
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