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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
4
The Daily News Frederic Maryland publishes dispatches with credited authorship. No communication will be printed without the writer's real name or written authority. Free notices resembling advertising must be submitted with payment and not by phone.
discusses societal response to repeat offenders who support dependents. argues wives and children suffer stigma and hardship, calls for sympathy, inquiry into welfare, and civic aid to help families reform and avoid public charges. urges officials and communities to assist vulnerable kin while addressing the crime.
Delays in prosecuting crime invite more crime as trials stall witnesses fade memories and criminals evade justice. In Chicago an effort to clear the murder docket led to 18 deaf sentences and 12 prison terms, halving the murder rate. Prompt justice, like firm justice, deters evildoers.
A Frederick reader urges city leaders to widen and pave Chapel Alley and its Carroll street continuation. The letter notes dust, mud, and unsafe conditions for workers and pedestrians amid heavy industrial traffic and urges expansion for safer north south routes to support growth and prosperity.
A short devotional note cites Matthew 5 48 about striving for perfection as the spiritual standard set by the Father in heaven. The brief meditation urges humility and steadfast faith in pursuing moral integrity.
Charles Kline on camel like heat coping says snowballs curb heat. Lev Moberly keeps cool by hard work and water. Wilton Carmack drinks Coca Colas and orangeade. Perry McCleery says he does not keep cool. Jacob Engelbrecht jokes about cooling by just staying home.
Local society notes list visitors and guests at Thurmont and nearby towns. Mentions Miss Hebbie 5 Greentree of Kansas City, Mrs Wesley Kindley, Mrs Edgar Lege visiting from Baltimore, Miss Wieanor Tyler from St. Louis, and other relatives and summer plans. Names and addresses reflect community social circle.
A Parsimonious score of vignettes from Grace Reformed and nearby churches recount marriages including Steven Kreminske and Miriam Caldwell at Grace Reformed parsonage, plus Dr. Lester Chase and Sadie Blumenheim, Dean Hawke and Laura Hawke, Philippa Phillips and Gertrude Grubbs, with a robbery of $20,000 from a Monton textile paymaster and a bee sting accident in Danville.
A collage of satirical quips on mail boxes weathering rain, Irish peace hopes, currency strength, and a parade of oddities. The piece lampoons public figures, rates the dollar, and riffs on marriage, heat waves, and Prohibition era concerns with sharp, punchy asides and playful wordplay.
The article outlines a month long swimming training plan for youths, detailing diet, rest, and a phased schedule. It emphasizes light workouts early, progressive swim emphasis, avoidance of stimulants, and final race simulations with rest before the event. It also includes unrelated humorous notes about Buffalo grass and local neighbors.
Emma paints a porch table and overhears Asa Briggs and a visiting young woman. A claim of haunting and a murder in a closet nearby sparks tension as they explore the old house. The scene shifts to a Maryland Public Service Commission filing and a Frederick bank balance sheet fragment.
A fragmentary note recalls concerns about Cem Teo mant people paying nothing until issues are resolved. The text hints at Ascend Xe iWopying Service and a dubious paper connection, reflecting confusion over pricing and reliability.
Urbana Circuit G O W) Panipaster announces sacramental services in Ijamsville and Urbana Sunday with sermons on What is the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. An all day Sunday School meeting for Church of the Brethren District No 5 is set for Sunday July 9 at Piney Creek, with Thurmont Rocky Ridge Mountaindale Detour Piney Creek and Fountaindale in district. Summer school attendees from Frederick County include Anna Jones Johnny Hopkins Linna McGuigan Ethel Favorite Roscoe Lantz.
Frederick column recalls Douglass H. Hargett adding a new desk for easier record searches. Mrs. J Roger McSherry suffered heat stroke treated by Dr Ira J McCurdy. John C Hardt took children from Leats Orphan Asylum to Monocacy fishing outing. Tregident United Steam Fire Co president named a committee to meet others for State Firemen’s meeting funding. Mehil Moberty painting South Market Street homes owned by R T Storm.
Reader notes corrects a fashion blunder advising against wearing a light summer suit with a dark derby. The rule urges saving the derby for fall and winter to match seasonal attire.
The July 8 dates mark Rhode Island charter renewal in 1663, Culpeper named Virginia governor in 1675, the Declaration of Independence read to the army in 1776, a trench fleet arriving at Delaware River in 1778, outpost attacks at Fort George in 1818, and DC negro suffrage achieved in 1867. H Dorsey Etchison will speak at a Baltimore J O O F gathering supporting the Home with a goal of $150000 more.
The text states that when a term is held or a trial is conducted by fewer than all circuit judges, a ruling can be challenged. Any party can motion to reserve a point for the three-judge panel of the circuit for reconsideration. The language reflects Marrland's constitutional synopsis of Section 22, Article 3.
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