Daily News Frederick Maryland Publisher Notice
The Daily News an independent newspaper published by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick Maryland warns that only real names may accompany letters or opinions. Free notices resembling advertising must be written and mailed to the office and will not be taken by phone.
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Independence Day Reflections Amid Labor Strikes 1922
A Washington Star editorial from July 3 1922 urges Americans to celebrate the Fourth with patriotism while noting coal and railroad strikes. It contrasts past holiday pageantry with quieter observances and recalls the Declaration's ideals penned by men of reason. The piece expresses hope for normalcy and a bright future through true Americanism.
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Great Britain
America
Boys and Girls News TY Union Play Work
Union group presents a community effort featuring local youths and volunteers in a staged program. Key participants include organizers and young performers outlining goals of teamwork and skill development in a school setting.
Hand Talk Signs Among North American Indians
A description of primitive sign language used by Indigenous tribes, detailing gestures for words like ache log house teepee bear horse yes no large many bad good and a prompt to readers to invent their own signs to tell a story without words.
American History Day by Day July 2 4 1915
A compendium of historical events dated July 2 through July 4 from 1776 to 1915. Notable items include the Declaration of Independence adopted on July 2 1776 the destruction of Portland Maine by fire in 1866 and the unveiling of Lafayette statue in Paris on July 4 1900.
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Colonial Congress
United States
West Virginia
Northern Pacific Railroad
Congress
Charles J. Guitesu
Garfield
Providence
Roger Williams
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Alleghany
Franklin
Washington
Foll Necessity
William Rush
William Johnson
America
Philadelphia
Boonerboro
Conway
Cadwallader
Charles Lee
Wyoming Valley
Cornwallis
Williamsburg
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Pittsburg
Fisher Ames
Erie Canal
Rome
John Adams
U.S
Thomas Jefferson
The
Stephen C. Forster
Baltimore & Ohio
James Monroe
France
U. S
Baltimore & Susquehanna
Bureau of US
Texas
Fremont
California
Washington Monument
Kansas
Washartss
New York
Polk
Andrew Johnenn
Pooen
Lincoln
Aliases
Grant
Helena
Arkansas
Morgan’s Cavalry
Green River Bridge
Kentucky
Lee
Potomac
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Monterey Gap
Pierce
Portland
Maine
Johnson
Seymour
Blair
Dauntless
Saint Louis
Trafic
Girard Avenue
Philadelphi
Iowa
Bartholdi
Paris
Cincinnati
Ellenburg
Naval Order of the United States
Lafayette
William Ho Tat
Philippine Islands
John Fiske
Corning
Arizona
New Mexico
United States Shipyards
Emmitsburg Post Office Upgraded to Second Class
The Emmitsburg post office moved from third to second class on July 1 due to higher mail volume from Mount St Mary's and St. Joseph's College enrollments. The upgrade brings civil service for the staff and direct accounting from a Washington district office, with salary increases and potential staffing or space changes to be decided later after a post office inspection.
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Mount St Mary's
St. Joseph's College
Civil Service
Postoffice Department
Washington
Emmitshire Offce
Inquiring Reporter Causes: Fourth of Jair Reactions
Five residents share views on the Fourth of Jair. John Fisher says the day is lively with nothing special. Carl Walch notes activity. Charles Wertheimer Jr mentions ongoing happenings. Max Fisher cites constant excitement on South Market. Robert Baer calls it a holiday.
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South Maraot
Carl Walch
Feagarille
Charles Wertheimer, JR
Max Fisher
South Market Street
Robert Baer
West South Street
Fredericksburg News Briefs 20 Years Ago
Frederick items note Thomas A Chapline named assistant clerk at Restirkrown Savings Institution succeeding Marshall Foat. Governors inspect masonry on a new bridge over the Monocacy near Crist's Ford with Thomas Doucbery handling the contract. Leesburg Horse Show attendance by local residents. A boating contest set between Cumberland Senate Bowling Club and Fredericks Diamond team. Dr F Ray Savior, registrar of wills, opens practice in Brurawtck.
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Restirkrown Savings Institution
Thos. A. Chapline
Aplenta Iar Ount
Marshall Foat
Board of County Commie
Vonncacy A‘ Crist’s Ford
Thomas Doucherty
Fraziere Diamond Bowling Views
Senate Bowling Club
Cumberland
Diamond Team
Frederih
Frederick County Marriage Licenses Report
William Roebert Diges 21 and Nettie Viola Jenkins 18 both colored Hope WI Frederick County. Lewis W. Ronn 22 Middletown and Moite Watford 18 Dredatch Carl T. Burkier 20 and Sara Elizabeth Williar 16 Unionville. Thomas Edward Harding 21 and Emma Virginia Orem 21 widow Frederick. Property deeds Lawson Summers to Markell H. Nelson county 10 dollars. Board of Education Frederick County to Mayor and Aldermen Frederick city 1 dollar. John T. Best and wife to Jesse L C Sunday county 19 dollars. Margaret E Doering to John T Norle and wife city 710 dollars. Susan A Kaufman and husband to John F Stoner and wife Walkersville RO.
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Wiliam Roebert Diges
Nettle Viola Jenkins
Hope
Frederick County
Lewis W. Ronn
Middletown
Moite
Watford
Dred
Atch
Carl T. Burkier
Sara Elizabeth Williar
Unionville
Thomas Edward Harding
Emma Virginia Orem
Frederick
Lawson
Summers
Markell H. Nelson
Board of Education
John T. Best
Jesse L. C. Sunday
Margaret E. Doering
John T.xorle
Susan A. Kaufman
John F. Stoner
Walkersville
Grimes Wachter Nuptials In Frederick Area
James C Grimes of this city and Miss Frances E Wachter of near Frederick wed Saturday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Rev Wm R Glenn officiated in the presence of immediate families. The bride wore blue canton crepe with teerbuds and carried sweet peas. The couple will reside with the Wachters. Grimes is with Muse Tauoring Co. of Frederick.
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James C Grimes
Frances E Wachter
Frederick
Charles H. Wachter
Wm R Glenn
Grimes
Wachter
Mr . Grimes
Muse Tauoring Co
Bible Thought Eternal Protection Theme
A devotional snippet cites Psalm 121 promising divine protection. The line affirms the Lord will preserve one’s going out and coming in from this time forth and forevermore, offering comfort and faith assurance.
The Loon Across The Moonlit Lake Mystery
Roger pursues a strange moonlit loon sound across a lake. He meets a wild man with white hair fleeing from the bushes. A state asylum keeper arrives, and Roger returns with the captive who had been missing.
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State Asylum For
Maryland constitution defines circuit court structure
Do You Know section notes that a court in each county becomes the circuit court with full original and appellate powers. A 19th century item mentions seven trainmen suffocated in a Bourz tunnel from coal gas fumes. New York City reportedly has over 500 women physicians and surgeons. The Shipping Board may revise its motto to If you want the team join the navy.
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Bourz
France
New York City
Shipping Board
Navy
Boston Herald
Notice of Letters Testamentary for Charles E. Chew
The subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland letters Testamentary on the estate of Charles E Chew. This legal notice identifies the proceeding and names the county court as the issuing authority for probate.
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Ore Phans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles E. Chew
Frederick County Bank Ad Emphasizes Saving For Wealth
A bank advertisement argues that disciplined saving builds a cash balance and that wealth comes from steady preparation and cooperation with the bank. It frames savings accounts as protection against penury and stresses the bank’s aid in financial growth.
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