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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
7
A terse White House briefing indicates the American government expects a decision on the European conference in Genoa within a week. The notice suggests officials are working toward a summit plan and coordinating positions with allied governments amid ongoing negotiations.
Report of ENOA meeting held January 24 focuses on the general American dress, possible relief, and a study of factors in European demand. Delegates from Ithaca New Jersey attend a mission to inform farmers about European conditions and separate information for them.
The Acott Literary Society at Girls High School opened with the vice president Ming Genera Haller presiding. Officers for the next semester were elected and a program including piano solos, recitation, a play, and reports was performed, naming Pauline Poole as president Edna Hargett as vice president M J Strawsberger as secretary and Edith Hagan as monitor.
Milas Frances Gerber home demonstration agent for this county attended a Hagerstown conference to discuss girls club work for the next year. The event was led by Miss Aoice Jones of the University of Maryland and Miss Bertha Knight. Attending agents included Miss Rachel Everett Carroll county Miss Rhea Morgan Allegany county and Miss Susan Garberson Washington county.
Arthur Nikisch, noted conductor of the Boston Orchestra, died in Boston today from influenza. His leadership and influence marked a prominent era in orchestral music.
A log cabin was destroyed by fire Sunday during a blizzard, killing Adam Hall a colored man and his children. The incident occurred near the city where the family was found today in ruins.
State Steel and allied markets drift with partial recovery after weaknesses. Electric Storage advanced to 6 1 2, Sugar specialties remained firm. Products and Sugar erred slightly but Rico Sugar opened sharply, signaling uneven sentiment in the sector amid evolving trade signals.
One man believed to be associated with the American Company works at a Howard County plant when a blast shattered windows and rattled houses and shops several miles away. The incident follows a string of statistics on railway safety and passenger risks, noting travel increases and reduced per-mile danger since 1907, with the latest year showing far fewer fatalities than in 1889.
A reader urges using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for child health. A Chicago mother notes the need for nourishment and heat for children, and recommends the Pinkham preparation as a remedy for women.
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