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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
7
The Daily News is an independent newspaper in Frederic Maryland with printing and manufacturing claims. It notes Associated Press rights and requires real names for letter submissions. Free notices are accepted only by mail to the office. no telephoned notices.
A 1923 column argues for more regular vacations amid busy lives. It contrasts factory, farm, and household demands, notes weariness and mental rut from year‑round work, and advocates well planned getaways to refresh minds and boost performance. The piece envisions a future where industry runs smoothly and workers can rest without fear of disruption. It closes with a reflective poem about beauty and restraint.
United States Commercial Attache H. C. MacLean reports from Rome that silk, long costly due to labor in handling cocoons, may become affordable if a new machine for mechanized reeling proves commercially successful. A company now holds patents for the invention and aims to dominate production, potentially lowering silk prices to compete with competing fibers.
Residents from Braddock to Frederick share opinions on the county tax rate. J C Tregoning says there is no increase, H Dorsey Etchison calls it a premonition of worse to come, J Albert Masser thinks it is all right, Frank Burrier is unsure, and Joseph Warrenfelytz finds it unsettling.
The short story follows Brick Fenger at the Fenger Ranch summer resort where city vacationers arrive to camp hike and ride. Brick teases Frank Fuller a shy boy who fears horses until an accident leads Frank to recall his circus past and his promise to stay away from beasts. Frank’s restraint and Dr. Fuller’s kindness frame the cautionary tale.
A business man seeks a bookkeeper via ad and a jobless woman with one cent replies by postal card. He hires her, their match grows, and he later offers marriage. She notes she dropped a penny in the lot and found a husband, a line echoed from the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Engineers enlarged aging railway tunnel bores without halting traffic using 20 foot steel forms on movable tracks and pneumatically delivered reinforced concrete. The project aimed for 16 foot width on tangents, 17 feet on curves, and 22 feet headroom while trains, up to sixty seven daily, kept moving. A Chicago business leader directs Sunday traffic at Sheridan Road intersection amid heavy pleasure traffic.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the News column reports Fourth of July baseball with Jas Brust Guy Motter and Benson in the outfield for two games against Westminster. Other items note a Manila newspaper venture with 100000 capital, a firemen lantern contest won by United Fire Company, a move to Colorado Springs by Dr and Mrs Sharretts, and election of directors for the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company.
County commissioners prune many items to hold down the tax rate. School budget trimmed from 281064 to 207359, with extra appropriations of 120000 this year and 130400 next year from a prior bond issue. Additional needs include 18000 for reassessment, and 10000 for primaries and elections. Bonded debt about 800000, will rise 250000 due to school bonds.
By Jack Gihon, a guide to basic diving. It explains safe training depths and five standard dives straight front straight back swan dive jack knife and back jack knife with emphasis on form knee toes and head. It urges beginner practice from a low board and expert guidance.
Scriptur es for Journalists notes how Edward Everett Hale viewed Christ as a human yet divine being and urged American journalists to follow a strict and impartial reading of the New Testament in guiding their work. A Boston Transcript Nomad recounts Hale telling a young reporter studying in Leipsie to prioritize Bancroft volumes and readings, but insistence remains on the New Testament as essential.
A clipping ponders modern marvels from radio concerts and invisible forces to discarnate spirits and wireless lightning. It muses how science opens senses and sires new possibilities, imagining Franklin on the phone and a column’s playful tone about progress and curiosities in a French provincial note.
A compact chronology notes events on July 1 across American history: New Jersey split into East and West Jersey in 1676, France held vast North American territory by 1757, the Declaration of Independence debate begins in 1776, Florida cedes to the U S in 1821, early balloon flight near St Louis to Jefferson County in 1859, steel cannons first made in Trenton in 1861, and the Battle of Gettysburg begins in 1863.
A short devotional note quotes Proverbs 22 1 emphasizing that a good name and personal favor outweigh wealth. The piece reflects on values of virtue and reputation over material silver and gold, urging readers to seek honor through character.
A garbled text fragment lists scattered names and places. It references judicial circuits and fictional sounding regions such as Allegany Washingon and Garrett, various numbered districts, and officials, but contains no coherent facts or events. The readable content cannot establish a clear news item or outcome.
An old advertisement urges readers to grow savings at the Frederick National Bank, stressing disciplined financial planning, cooperation, and building cash balances as a path to wealth and security.
Trustees will sell at public sale at the courthouse door on Saturday July 15 1922 by decree of the Circuit Court dated May 27 1922 in case No 10464 Allen Baer et al v Lille Baer et al defendants.
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