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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
7
The Daily News disclaims reproduction rights for Associated Press content and requires proper bylines for any statements. Notices of advertising or free notices must be written and mailed to the Freddrick office. post office details appear in the second-class mail entry.
In states with women’s suffrage many embrace voting as a broadening experience while some, especially ones rooted in home life, prefer domestic roles. The piece argues for integrating practical home lessons into political thinking, urging women to engage in governance as a force for good government.
Jing to Hagerstown Tuesday, the Kiwanis Club plans an exhibition game vs Algerstown Kiwanis. Many former athletes among local business men aim to stage a come back in the national sport. The trip and plans were outlined at Warside Inn during a weekly luncheon. Emory L. Coblentz urged service orgs like Rotary as high spots of the week. The group will hold a final meeting at a picnic grounds near Thurmont.
In business in the courts: marriage licenses issued for Carl L. S. Ramsburg and Amy E. Rhoderick in Frederick, and W. Donald Miller with Mabel Hoetterly in Thurmont. Real estate transfers include Graycon B. Hailer to Senor Sad and others, with nominal sums. Equity case cites Annie E. Carter vs Clara E. Davis et al. regarding sale of William H. Adam estate property. attorneys listed for plaintiff and defendants.
A brief devotional line stating that being carnally minded leads to death while being spiritually minded brings life and peace, attributed to Bomans.
A fragmented local voice record cites residents Patrick, Clarence, Harry, Russell and others at East Third Street and W Church Street. They discuss the season and daily life with terse remarks on clothing, spring, and personal happiness.
Australian expert R. Norman, representing three municipal bodies, tours Maryland state highways by Suez Canal route to study road construction. He praises the state commission maps showing traffic congestion and shoulder placements, aiming to guide widening and safety measures along routes like the Frederick pike.
About five hundred members of the United States Ambulance Association attended the opening session of a third convention in Allentown. They trained at Camp Crane during the war and were welcomed by Colonel C. C. Smith and introduced by Colonel Richard Sice. Reports were given by Wellard Siekhammer of Chicago, E. Hunter, secretary from Philadelphia, E. R. Hart of Chicago, and Edmund Winters, treasurer of Philadelphia. A plan to extend aid to disabled users was discussed.
Matthew Murray, 48, of Chester, died after an emery wheel exploded in the shipyard. He was 30 feet away in the shipping department when fragments struck his chest. Murray, survived by a widow and family, had recently bought a home on Ply Street. An unrelated line notes that 11 percent of foreign-born whites over age ten cannot speak English.
Frederick items from The News dated July 13 1902 note a Frederick Counts Telephone Company outing to Myersville on Monday evening. The Business Men's Association discussed adding mail carriers with Post Office assurances for September 1 and Inspector Hedges recommending two carriers start together. The Catholic Summer Show directors planned the third annual session at Mt St Marys Life County. A Snowball vs Sunflower game ended 15-18 with key plays and personnel named, plus a lawn fete in the Backers school yard benefiting the mites society of the Mr church science group.
Five witnesses, including George W. Heinlein and John H. Bowers, testified in a Maryland Motor Machine Company hearing on appointing receivers. The petition alleges insolvency and fraud, seeks recovery of stock and assets, and aims to set aside transfers. Bank records show notes tied to stock sales, with discussions of Brunswick site attempts and a garage plan, and lawyers for major parties described their roles.
Minutes reference an English city depicted, detailing a complex corporate transaction involving Kehne the Transport Truck and Sales Company with incorporators including Mr Nice and J. Calvin Kearney of Baltimore. The narrative covers stock deals, reorganizations, assets and liabilities, and alleged misrepresentations, plus a separate baseball note about the Pearl team's weekend win and standings.
A bank advertisement stresses that systematised saving shapes life and daily choices. It argues a savings account encourages spending less than earned, adds regular interest, and helps form solid business habits. It urges readers to deposit regularly and start saving as much as possible.
The article surveys toy dogs as pets and show dogs, highlights the Prince of Orange’s pug that warned him of danger, and profiles breeds like Pomeranian, Schipperke, Yorkie, and toy terriers. It emphasizes gentle care, regular small meals, daily brushing, and careful washing to keep toy dogs healthy and well treated.
A brief page note discusses common blunders in health. It warns that sweating opens pores and the body cools quickly, risking chill after exposure to a breeze. The piece appears as a light health caution in this periodical.
In Glen Park, youths from diverse backgrounds share a steady spirit under Mr. Tompkins. The community touts undefeated baseball, a strong swimming and lacrosse presence, and a memorable tale of teammate Randy delivering groceries to cover Dick’s missed game. A mishap with eggs on an old lady’s porch stirs concern about consequences.
On July 12 events span American history from 1796 the release of ninety four prisoners from Algiers by the U S Consul to 1855 a convention of friends of slavery in Lexington Missouri. Other July 12 milestones include 1863 anti Morgan raider actions in Ohio and Indiana and 1871 Orangemen riots in New York City with hundreds injured.
A transcription notes that each county will elect a circuit court clerk by plurality for six years. The clerk may be removed for willful neglect or other misconduct, with removal following court conviction. This is cited as part of Article 4 Section 25 of Maryland's Constitution. Say You Saw It In The News.
Frederick Lentz of Halethorpe Maryland, head stevedore for Atlantic Transport Co Northern Central Railroad, reports dramatic relief from long stomach trouble after using Taniac. He says appetite returned, headaches and dizziness vanished, he sleeps well and has gained eleven pounds, praising the medicine and its local pharmacist support.
John I Johnson of Frederick County Maryland deceased claims against the estate must be presented with vouchers by February 5 1933 or be barred from benefits. Executora David J Johnson and Guy K Motter sign. McKenzie estate letters of administration issued. claims due January 15 1950. debts payable immediately. Malinda V McKenzie administrator. Millinery offerings from N R & D Mantz include hats and outfits.
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