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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1923
Page
6
The Daily News rules require real names for news dispatches and author consent for name publication. Advertisements must be written and mailed to the Frederick Maryland office. telephoned notices are not accepted.
A Des Moines police chief prints photos of arrestees who are discharged in attempts to provoke shame and spur reform. The article notes many recover through medical care or positive influence, while emphasizing resilience. It discusses gender differences, peer influence, and the path from slavery to self mastery.
A reader from Frederick Maryland on January 30 1923 discusses Dr Colvin of the Flying Squadron Foundation addressing prohibition. The letter argues the wets claim rests on personal liberty and that public policy should rest on sound economics rather than moral pandering. It notes youth and parental control themes and questions migration of wets and drys between states as a proposed solution.
A panel of clergy from Catholic and Protestant churches respond to Rev Dr Percy Stickney Grant's claim that high finance influences pulpit utterances. They defend ordination vows and church creeds while urging consistency between doctrine and preaching.
A garbled historic note mentions Dr Conse and day by day events. It references readers and people connected with newspaper services and years, with unclear names and phrases about time and fate. The text shows damaged OCR with stray terms like Hays and Wig, suggesting a local note rather than a full article.
County assessors will hear city and county property owners on taxes, with final complaints due Thursday. Officials expect the reassessment to add about 8 million to the county basis, bringing total real and personal value near 41 million and possibly 47 to 48 million after adjustments.
The morning forecast called for wet and wintry conditions with rain or snow. January precipitation already exceeded normal, with cold temperatures and little sun expected. The Weather Observer noted a gloomy outlook as temperatures hovered around freezing and clouds dominated the day.
Mary Mrs Charles Worman and sister Nan Houck return from Baltimore visit. Adolphus Fearhake and Daniel Ordeman back from Hagerstown. Officers elected for Monhocacy Valley and Frederick Railroad: Steiner Lehier president, Alexander Ramsburg VP, JL Waesche secretary, Charles J. Radisburg treasurer. Corn Institute to be held February 24 at Masonic Temple. agricultural officials from Washington expected. Pension of Dacnh Fo Dinter man of Pearl raised to 14 dollars monthly. A violin recital by Miss Nam Green assisted by Way W. Osburn to be given at the Women’s College this evening. Wind caused some shutters to blow off, fire reported this morning.
Miss Naomi Main visited Mrs. Charles Seiffert in Elliott City while Miss Ilelen Hood returned to Lisbon after Baltimore visits. Numerous Frederick county residents are noted as visitors or travelers, including Alonzo Anglesbee returning to Frederick, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mullinix Scraggs Airy guests with extended social rounds. Several trips to Florida St Petersburg Atlantic City cited.
The text contains garbled phrases about books and binding. It mentions a Carl B. Rogen and a Chicago Pathé library official, but names and roles are unclear. The overall meaning points to book damage from heat and poor handling, with misprints and broken words throughout.
The piece notes travel by automobile east and return via the south route. Karl Jacobson left Sunday for a Western trip. Ro Coben, formerly with The Hub Baltimore, becomes manager of the shoe department at Lowenstein and Wertheimer. An oyster supper is planned at St Timothy’s Chapel Schleysville Friday at 4 PM to raise funds for the building.
Brish Brothers return from the Madison Square Garden poultry exhibit in New York City with first and third prizes for Single Comic Bick Minorca Hene. A fourth or fifth prize is valued as a first elsewhere, signaling high honor for a first in any class. Say You Saw It In The News.
A historical sale register lists numerous foreclosure notices and trustee sales across Frederick and nearby areas from February 2 to March 27. Names include Karen Anders Alban Wood trustees, Edward J. Smith executor, J W Payne assignee, George W S Reelke, Alvin L Mate, W H Eaworthy, Aaron L Staley, and many trustees and executors with properties near Utica Frederick and Jefferson counties, with court house locations and dates through March 27.
An employer recommends Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for chronic stomach and liver trouble. The wife initially refuses but later takes the medicine and reports disappearance of ailments. The ad claims the remedy cleanses the intestinal tract and relieves inflammation causing most stomach and liver issues.
A garbled chronicle lists events on January dates across eras. It mentions a census of Athena, Charles I’s beheading in 1649, a 1949 US Bank Act veto, and assorted historical notes including imperial bans, court actions at The Hague, and other 19th to 20th century references.
By decree of the Circuit Court for Frederick County the estate of Peter J. Carpenter and others is offered at public auction at the Court House in Frederick City. The farm totals about 133 acres with a dwelling, outbuildings, and two wood lots totaling 23 acres plus a 10 acre tract reserved for Adelbert Lawson. Sale to occur February 1922 at 11:06 am with half cash on ratification and balance in six months. Proceeds, stamps, and conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser.
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