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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1922
Page
7
The Daily News announces submission rules for letters to the editor and notices. Writers must provide their real names with statements of fact or opinion. Free notices of advertising type must be mailed to the office. telephoned notices are not accepted.
Frederick concludes a historic week with President Harding and Maryland Governor and top Marine officers visiting. City officials praise the Chief Executive and reflect on past presidents’ arrivals while readers are reminded of proper behavior in public and on the road.
Automobilist magazine cites court magistrates nationwide showing women as drivers are far more careful than men. Among thousands of traffic cases daily, women account for about one percent, challenging claims of inherent recklessness. The piece contrasts male bullying on roads with women's heightened concern for others' rights, noting moral objections to hostile driving.
A compact devotional line noting that the steps of a righteous man are guided by the Lord and that such travel is pleasing to Him. The excerpt cites Psalm style wording and reflects a pious, reflective tone suitable for weekly devotional readings.
The U S Bureau of Mines explains mica not isinglass in stove windows but a key electrical insulator. Mica, mainly muscovite and phlogopite, is valued for heat resistance, dielectric strength, and clarity. It fuels uses from interleaving copper segments to insulation in dynamos and lamps, with wide applications in industry and even decorative and medical fields.
A fragmented essay labeled by the clipping as Colm For Komment mixes social satire with stray political observations. It treats French sentiment toward American politicians, the American Legion pilgrimage, war debts, and various quips about wartime memory, with side remarks on optics, music, and other oddities.
A step by step guide to making a paper hat box and lid using light cardboard and crepe paper. Includes covering, lining, and edging techniques with decorative design ideas and a finishing braid edge. Also features a short fiction excerpt about Mr and Mrs Abbott hosting two city boys in the country.
Fragments describe a number based word puzzle. The clue hints at filling blanks with numbers to form words and hints that sums produce additional words. The text lists cryptic fragments such as B and enumerated letters, suggesting a puzzle where numbers map to letters to reveal concealed terms.
Leslie Stake age 35 brother of manager R W Stake of Martinsburg C and P Telephony branch was struck by an automobile driven by B F Stouffer of Hagerstown four miles from Hagerstown on State Road at Herett. He lies unconscious in a hospital in Hagerstown with four fractured skull.
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items note Police Officer Crouse supervising street repairs in front of Yingling's cafe on South Market street after a cave in filled the sewer with dirt. Adolphus Fearhake spoke on The Battle of Monocacy at a Kelmar picnic run by the Epworth League. A Business Men's Association meeting was set for City Hall. William Brown was badly injured after being kicked in the chest by a horse near Braddock. Fredericktown Savings Institution officials visited Myersville to inspect the Myersville Savings Bank with a party including M. E. Coll, Marshall Miller, E. C. Markell, Thomas A. Chapline, and others.
A new Voice Museum in Berlin aims for international reach by recording voices of distinguished visitors on phonograph records treated with a chemical to preserve them for 10,000 years. Visitors will also have photographs taken and asked for voice samples.
Fossil remains of mammals and dinosaurs were found in the Desert of Gobi by the third Asiatic expedition, marking a rare Central Asian discovery. The Imperial Valley crop in 1922 yielded a gross income of five million dollars for growers.
A fragment discusses a misdeed called Blunders Tais as an omen of marital friction. It claims the man reaches a stage where he shows a wife deserves less consideration than a sweetheart. It suggests sharing reading time on a streetcar as a small remedy.
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