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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1923
Page
3
Abe Martin muses on the common club omen and contrasts busy club women with idle ones. He’s blunt about household roles, civic work, and gender expectations, praising the energetic woman who juggles home life with public causes while noting men rarely join in.
Charles Goodyard, a Black man, received six months in the Maryland House of Correction after Justice Aiban Mood found the shooting reckless at a garage on Middle Alley near Fourth and Fifth streets. Ex-Sheriff William Richbrick’s garage was targeted Sunday evening while workers were on a truck. Defense argued no target, only reckless firing. George Temple and Agnes Simms, both Black, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and were fined five dollars each, later jailed 20 days for nonpayment. Clarence Ducket, a Black man, was found guilty of wife beating. decision on punishment delayed to this evening. Others arrested by Officer Rothenhoefer on Saturday remain in custody.
In police court Mary Jurix was arrested for disorderly conduct and forfeited 250 collateral for appearance. Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartgis and Officer Rothenboefer led the case as she awaits a Thursday hearing. Sam Mason posted 35 collateral for this evening’s appearance on the same charge. A fatal automobile crash near Tarred Road left George Lebourt dead at 12 and left George Conklin Jr and another boy gravely injured. all were passengers in a car driven by Conklin.
Patrons nickname the pills Sunshine Pills for mood boosts and a sunny feeling, with many noting improved outlooks as they use the product. The informal term reflects their perceived bright effects and overall cheerful mood.
Fireworks exploded at the William Roberts residence on Hamilton Avenue shortly before 9 on Sunday night. A fire alarm rang but residents used water to douse flames before firemen arrived. clothing and bed coverings burned with minor damage. A crowd gathered as investigators note no cause established.
City water supply remains abundant with Silver Springs and aroma receiving stations flowing water over Fishing Creek dam. Superintendent George A Burck notes a drought could threaten supply, but a famine is considered extremely unlikely.
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