Daily News Frederick MD Announces Publishing Policy
The Daily News states it publishes news from the Associated Press and requires real names for letters or opinions. Free notices may not be taken by phone and must be written to the office for publication.
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Associated Presb
Associated Press
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
David D. Kolb
Maryland
Martha Ellen Kolb
Aam Ministratrix
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Attorn
Welcome to the Marines in Frederick Md 1922
Frederick welcomes back the Marines with a warm reception and a grand Saturday parade. The editorial notes a hoped visitation by President Harding and urges traffic bans during the military display while suggesting Monocacy battlefield as a future maneuvers site in Frederick County.
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Frederick
Jeashernecke
Harding
Ohio
Monocacy
Law Wallace
Washington
Frederick County
Thoughts on hot weather and outdoor work ethics
The piece argues that many dislike heat while farmers endure it. indoor workers suffer from poor ventilation, and sensible outdoors activity builds resilience. It notes warm climates have historically spurred progress and cautions the unaccustomed to pace themselves on hot days. Old gardeners tolerate heat better than fashionably sweltering individuals.
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Mediterranean Sea
Letters to the Editor on Ku Klux Klan Betrayal
William J Grave defends Catholics against Klan intimidation in a July 22 1922 letter. He identifies as Catholic and American, recalls religious persecution, and condemns anti Catholic mobs and Know Nothings using “Pure American” rhetoric to mislead the public.
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Willliam J. Grave
Ku Klux Klan
Newe
Comecne
Wyr
Circolar
Mtty
Ku Klux K'an
Rosehide
Cathal
E Clarch
Marriand
United States
Inquiring Reporter Gauges Marines Crowd
The Inquiring Reporter samples local opinions on Marines with five responses. William Geisbert and Grayson Hoffman praise their appearance and demeanor. Louis James Joe Neptune and William Poole offer generally positive but brief assessments from North and South Market streets.
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William Geisbert
North Market Street
Louis James
Joe Neptune
South Market St
William Poole
New Market
Grayson Hoffman
South Market Street
Sacralized rhetoric cites Charles Carroll and Catholic faith
William J. Grove of Time Kiln Maryland declares admiration for the Catholic church and Charles Carroll of Carrollton as a Declaration of Independence signer. He condemns anti Catholic bigotry and asserts pride in Catholic heritage and church membership at St Joseph's in Carrollton Manor.
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Ku Klux Klan
Entitlat
Charles Carroll
Carrolllen
Catholic Church
The
Free
Land of the Brave
Tam Glat
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
Hymeneas De Frank Colline Marriage in Savannah
The marriage of Miss Marton G Collins daughter of Dr and Mrs ay H Collins to Martin J De Frank occurred Wednesday June 28 at 9 oclock in the Cathedral of St John the Baptist Savannah Rev Father Mitchell officiating. The bride wore brown Canton Crepe and Champagne Crepe de Chine with a hand embroidered sleeveless jacket and a brown champagne hat. Her corsage featured Russell roses and valley jlices. Miss Agnes I Collins sister maid of honor wore peach organdie with Ophelia roses. Best man was Harry Schienning ushers John H Collins Jr and Reid Broderick. The church was lit with candles and palms. The couple left for a Florida wedding trip and will reside in Lenore apartments East Gordon street after July 15. Miss Collins is a niece of Miss Nan Inte Relch of New Market.
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Agnes I. Collins
Harry Schienning
John H. Collins, Jr
Reid Broderick
de Frank
Florida
Lenore Apartments
East Gordon Street
Miss Collins
Nan Inte Relch
New Market
Sugar Deal Behind Cloture Fight Shaped Senate Debate
In Washington July 7 Senator Harrelson Democrat Mississippi urges cloture on the tariff bill arguing Republicans planned to expose a Sugar schedule plot by Senator Smoot to force Cuba to limit its sugar output in exchange for lower duties. He cites a letter to General Crowder as part of a bid to restrain sugar production to 2.5 million tons for favorable tariffs. Smoot vows to read the letter when sugar comes up to reveal refiners and bankers plans to pressure the industry.
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Washington
Harelson
Mississippi
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Cuba
Harrison
Enoch H. Crowder
New York
Suger
Peculiar May Day customs and other bygone notes
A chunk of old London May Day lore describes chimney sweep bands led by a “Jack in the Green” figure and the Robin Hood games with archery contests. The piece also notes May pole disuse under Puritan influence and blends in quips and quick local anecdotes from Idaho to Kentucky about peace, sailors, and a peculiar fasting case in Nadash near Mayo.
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London
Jack
England
Robin Hood
Campfire Menu From Greens to Dodgers and Pudding
A rustic guide suggests foraging greens like dandelion dock and sorrel then using bacon and hot grease to dress a scalding greens dish. It covers corn dodgers with meal and salt formed into cylinders, fried and baked, plus a bread and butter fruit pudding with buttered bread layers and a sweet sauce.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Note
A Frederick column recalls Jacob Rotrback stepping on a tack injuring his foot and needing a doctor. St John’s Church plans a 14 room dwelling between the church and the library. Bass catches at Point of Rocks are reported along with a new counts constable appointment. A Middletown man is named, and rebuilding after a storm strikes Cyra Fout’s barn with many workers present.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Rane
St. John’s Library
John
Middletown
Cyra Fout
Canvass for City Playground Equipment by Lions Club
A 20 member girl corps accompanied by auto drivers canvassed the city house to house to gather athletic equipment for four playgrounds. The Lions Club, backed by the Chamber of Commerce, urged residents to donate items like baseballs bats and tennis rackets. Collected gear will be repaired and distributed to youngsters by Director Dailr and helpers at the playgrounds.
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Lions Club
Lions
Mnutes
J. A. Williamson
John E. Schell
Hugh F. Willis
Ernest Webb
Walter Decker
Noel Haller
Lions’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dailr
Wayside Inn
BR. M. Davis
H. F. Willis
G. B. Crist
J. T. Pyles
A Hart Etchison
Jacob H. Schmidt
J. T. Prices
M. L. Etchison
Sensible women doubt the root and herb medicine
Paragraph notes skepticism about India FE Punkham's Vegetable Compound, its claimed relief of ailments, and rumors of neighbors touting its effectiveness. It suggests many have not tested it yet and records a patron offering trials.
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India
Punkham
Redhead Wenona Makes Gingerbread for Cash
In the Carson kitchen the scent of fresh bakery fills the air as Wenona helps by baking and delivering treats. She earns summer money by making gingerbread men for a neighbor’s party, impressing Mrs Stevens and starting her small business.
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Carson House
Wenona
Tommy Stevensrom
Tommy
July 7 in American history highlights across centuries
July 7 marks notable events: Providence government formed in 1640, Kings College opened as Columbia University in 1754, Congress annulled all treaties with France in 1798, a 1844 Philadelphia race riot killed about forty, Lincoln conspirators hanged in 1865, and Hawaii annexation occurred in 1898. These entries reflect pivotal political and social moments tied to dates and places.
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Providence
R. L
Columbia University
Kings College
France
Congress
Philadelphia
Lincoln
United States
Hawaii
Annual Picnic Held by Grace Reformed Junior Society
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Grace Reformed Church in this city held its annual picnic on Sisters Hill east of Frederick yesterday afternoon. About 45 youths attended, taking lunches and enjoying baseball and various games. Rev C Hoover the pastor, with chaperones Mrs Aldridge Buxton Miss Hope Miller and Mrs R Shank, oversaw activities. Lunches were eaten under trees and ice cream served. the outing lasted late into the afternoon.
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Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Grace Reformed Church
Sisters’ Hill
Frederick
C. Hoover
Grace , Reformed Church
Aldridge Buxton
Hope Miller
R. Shank
Bible Thought WAIT PATIENTLY Line
A short devotional fragment cites Psalm 27 verse 14 urging patience and courage while waiting on the Lord for strength.
Blunders Today Corrected and Mother's Friends' Kiss Request
A lighthearted note questions a baby’s tolerance for unsolicited kisses from friends of the mother. The column mocks social blunders and prints a corrective stance on overly forward behavior, noting the absurdity of pressuring a baby for affection.
Frederick National Bank Resources and Liabilities 1922
Bank balance sheet for Frederick Natl Bank showing loans and discounts, U S Government securities, miscellaneous assets, and total assets of 1 859 805 53. Liabilities list capital stock, surplus, deposits, including demand and time deposits, and reserves. Signed by cashier W L Carty on July 6 1922, with notary J Harry Kennedy and directors attest.
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U. S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Weenee
Maryland
of Frederick
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