The Daily News Freder ick Md Notes Policy
The Daily News informs readers it is a daily except Sunday paper operated by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Court Street Frederick Maryland. It states Associated Press policy, requires real names for letters, and non-telephonic notice submissions. Free notices must be mailed to the office for advertising. Entrained at the Frederick post office as second class matter.
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AM Independent Newspaper
Court Street
Frporsice
Great Southern Printing Amd Manufacturing Company
Frederick, Md
New School Methods Anxious Educators Seek Engaging Arithmetic
Friday July 14 1922 educators discuss experiments to spark pupil effort. A teacher reports a school where arithmetic uses nine pins and six times seven as a game to teach multiplication. Pupils show high concentration and interest, while questions arise about discipline and the value of hard work.
Letter to the Editor on Automobile Fines in Frederick County
William J. Grove criticizes state automobile fines totaling 814 for a single week and projects yearly totals. He questions how the funds are spent and urges cutting extraneous spending, proposing mandatory public service to reduce waste and e xtra taxes. The letter is dated July 1, 1932, Lime Kiln, Md.
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Wm. J. Grove
Finga
Nawz
Frederick County
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Evershock
James Titus
Reward of Humility and Mindset Instruction
The excerpt urges humility citing Luke 14 4 and Philippians 2 3 4, urging readers to esteem others above themselves. It contrasts exaltation of the humble with abasement of the self seeking praise and emphasizes considering others first.
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Phillipmans
Inquiring Reporter Answers on Women's Political Interest
A series of reader opinions from Frederick County on whether women should show more interest in politics. Mrs Ellen Shaffer and Mrs Henrietta Fisher advocate greater female involvement, while Mr Winebrenner and Mr Brookeey offer measured views on existing organizations and general participation. Mary Maulsby comments on natural interest and praises the Democratic women’s club led by Mrs Richard Hogs.
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Ellen V. Shaffer
East South Street
David C. Winebrener
Court Street
Frederick County
Edward Brookey
East Church Street
Henrietta Fisher
South Market Street
Mary Maulsbhy
West Church Street
Richard Hogs
Woman Breaks Ankle Jumping From City Trolley
Miss Irene Zittle Jefferson sustains a fracture of the left ankle when she leaps from an open trolley just after Mee Bride's woods curve near Jefferson yesterday afternoon. She is hospitalized. other passengers escape injury as the car jumps the track.
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Irene Zittle
Jefferson
Cory
Miss Little
Mee Bride's Woods
Mins
Picnic Draws 500 At Methodist School Event In Braddock Heights
More than five hundred attended the annual Methodist Episcopal Sunday school picnic at Braddock Heights yesterday. Activities included music by the Boys Band, games for youths, and refreshments such as ice cream and cake. Rev James O Wrightson leads the church with Casper Clune as superintendent. organizers were Major Elmer Munshower and Dr A Atlee Radcliff. special cars were chartered for the trip. The report then digresses into unrelated geography and traditional remedies.
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Methodist Episcopal
Braddock Heights
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schoo
Harry Young
Funks
James 0. Wrightson
Casper E. Clune
Elmer F. Munshower
A. Atlee Radcliff
Readdock Heights
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Camp News And Local Notes
Frederick columns recall camps along the Potomac at Catocin and Braddock Heights with groups led by Wilard C. Keller Richard P Ross and John H Grove. A new South Market street crossing near the Maryland School for the Deaf is completed. Junior Fire Company expects shipments of engine wheels on July 21. Camp Lay named Camp Sch lay with participants including Harry Brish John Bielfeld Victor Marken Elmer Mixon Edward Haller Arnold Johnson Gerson and F. Lester Smith. An athletic race between Charles Hehe eon and Milton Burck is noted with Robertson winning the event. All day basket picks at the Rear Doan Ch are to be sold at Traddowk Weights on Tha War.
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Harry Brish
John Bielfeld
Victor Marken
Elmer Mixon
Edward Haller
Arhn J. Johnson
Gerson
Benjamin Rosenour
F. Lester Smith
Braddock Heights
Camp Schlay
Local Socials and Visits Mark Mild Summer Week
Browningavilla notes show numerous relatives visiting from Boyds Gaithersburg and Monrovia. Families including Watkins Beall Mullinix and Burdette share weekends with friends, with church events and a Marine tribute drawing interest. Local travelers include May Browning from Biapheos City and Annie Byrne improving property.
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League
B.D. Schwartz
Loretta
Ethel
Gaithersburg
Leone Willama
Constance Mullinix
Messia
Harold Mulliniz
Howard Watkins
Talmage Bennett
Filmore Beall
May Browning
Biapheos City
Annie Byrne
Isabelle Burdatte
John Umberger
Monrovia
Annie Mullican
Mount Afry
David Green
Ernest Claggett
Baltimore
Hare
Norman Smith
Washington
Edward Beall
Anthony Smith
James Watkins
Walden King
Sadie Davie
M. E. Linthicum
Hirma Watkins
Masars
Mias
Purdum
Linthicum
Ivan Lawson
Pleasant Grove
Kemptown
Maynard Watking
Fletcher Beall
Oscar ‘Mullican
Misgey Ross Watking
Linda Broadhurst
Visiting families and locals in Taneytown area
The Taneytown column notes visitors from Cly Pennsylvania to Mr and Mrs Sherman Gilds and others. It lists Mrs Robert Wildermatts and son visiting the Elliots, Clotworthy Birnie from Washington, Warnberg family from Littlestown, Heck from near Sykesville, Mrs Mary Crapster returning from Intermont West Virginia, and other arrivals including Col Upton Birnie and Percy Mehring. Families from York Philadelphia Baltimore Lancaster and Manheim are mentioned as staying or visiting.
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Taneytown
William Gilds
Cly
Sherman Gilds
Robert Wildermatts
Robert
John Warnberg
Littlestown
Mary L. Motter
Washington
Virginia Tutwiler
Philadelphia
George R. Saubles
Ethel Sauerhammer
Lansdowne
Col
Upton Birnie
Percy L. Mehring
Jefferson Medical Schow
Robert Ridinger
York
Lloyd Ridinger
Manheim
Ruth Bremman
Lancaster
Guy P. Bready
Reformed Parsonage
Clarence Hitterbrick
Baltimore
Local notices and social entries from Doubs area
The column lists visits and relatives across Canton Ohio Elkins WV Hagerstown Frederick and Washington DC plus local sightings. It notes civil service exam contenders in Westminster July 14 and community events in Smiths grove with a Junior Order open and political celebration on July 2 featuring I W Hoskins and S M Moore as speakers and various races and prizes.
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Harry Suttin
Canton
Ohio
Clarence Dern
Roland M. Baker
Elkins
W. Va
Dorothy Young
Hagerstown
Curtis Baker
Westminster
I. W. Hoskins
Baltimore
S. M. Moore
M. R. Etchison
Jefferson
Washington Junction Band
Everhart's
Palace of Music
Cedar Grove News Briefs July Picnic and Obituary
Cedar Grove notes report a M E church picnic in Beall’s woods on July 4 and 5. Richard Case, 93, died Saturday. funeral Monday at 2 pm. Other items mention visits from Hamilton Burdatte and Elliott Purdum families, relatives at Johnson and Watkins households, Mary Rigsas recovering from Sandy Spring Hospital, and Charles Barber harvesting wheat. James E. King and son J O King are listed among residents.
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Cedar Grove
Hamilton Burdatte
Washington
Emma Johnson
M. E. Church
Willard Watkins
Richard Case
Mary Ricgsas
Sandy Spring Hospital
Charles Barber
James E. King
Clarksburg
J. O. King
Bacon-Bat Outdoor Cooking From Green Sticks and Meat
A simple guide to bacon-bat style camp cooking using green sticks to hold bacon over a fire. Suggests packing matches a knife water thermos bread for plates and a coffee pail, plus optional menu ideas like Wieners steak or fruit and cheese with bread.
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Frank Furters
Blanders Warning on Formal Date Styles Cites July 10 and July 29 Usage
A terse editorial advises precise date phrasing, urging readers to spell out full month names and avoid informal forms. It notes July 10 and July 29 are acceptable only when clearly stated, encouraging consistency in dates and avoiding shorthand like the 10th.
The Hose Fight Between Jerry and Harry
Jerry and Harry lure each other into a hose battle in the yard while their families away at a movie. The prank escalates when a dog is soaked and a window is sprayed, prompting a police report and a tale of two boys turning mischief into a bashful brag.
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Jerry
Harry Figher
Harry
Gordon
Polikce
July 14 events in American history summarized
A compact chronological note reviews key events on July 14 across history. It mentions Lord Howe's rejected letter to Washington in 1776, the 1788 ratification of the U S Constitution by Congress, the 1863 draft riots in New York and Boston armory mob activity, the 1874 Great Chicago Fire, and the 1890 Sherman Anti-Trust Act becoming law, plus note of vanadium-rich asphalt in Argentine oil fields.
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Lord Howe
Washington
United States
Continental Congress
Boston
New York
Chicago
Local notes from Cedar Grove and surrounding towns
The text records visits and travels among Cedar Grove residents including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Johnson visiting parental homes. Marines passed through Cedar Grove en route from Gettysburg to Quantico. Mrs. Laura Watkins and Mrs. Emma Johnson are ill. The corn crop appears healthy and grain thrashing is reportedly fair.
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Cedar Grove
Baltimore
Charles Watkins
James W. Johnson
United Through
Cedar States Marines
Grove
Gettysburg
Quantico
Laura Watkins
Emma Johnson
Fires Start At Reduction Plant Burn Mills
Fred Mills, a Central Chemical Company truck driver, is confined to bed at his Ballenger Creek home after his clothes ignited while starting a fire at the reduction plant south of Frederick. He suffered burns to his right side and arm, aided by a coworker who helped tear burning garments away. Doctors report the burns are painful but not serious, predicting a lengthy recovery.
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Fred Mills
Ballenger Creek
Central Chemical Company
Frederick
Mills
Mills Jin
Appointment of deputies by clerks under Maryland constitution
The clerks of the courts shall appoint as many deputies as the judges deem necessary to perform, together with themselves, the duties of the office, subject to confirmation by the judges of their respective courts. This provision appears as Section 26, Article 4 of Maryland's Constitution.
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Maryland
Man Postspones His Funeral From True Cure Claim
A man recounts his serious illness spanning six years of stomach and liver troubles with two years of suffering and near death, then asserts a miraculous recovery after taking a preparation called Marre Wonderful Ketects. He claims the product cured catarrhal and intestinal ailments, improved appetite, and states a money back guarantee through Co operative Drug Co and other druggists.
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Lam
Frederick National Bank Savings Adessage
Frederick National Bank promotes saving by habit and regular deposits. A savings account helps spend less than you earn, earns interest, and aids in forming sound business methods. Open and deposit as much as you can regularly.
Public sale decree for Frederick County estate
By decree of the Circuit Court Frederick County dated May 27 1922 trustees will sell at public gate of the Courthouse door on Saturday July 15 1922 at 11 o clock am in cause No 10464 Baer et al defendants Like Baer et al. executors H Kieffer Delanter and Altarner. Administratrix notice states subscriber obtained letters of administration on the estate from the Orphans Court of Frederick County.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Allen Baer
Baer
Umm
Kite
Orphans Court
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