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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text from The Daily News listing Associated Press policy and newspaper masthead details. Mentions Frederick Maryland and publication rules for letters and opinions. No clear news event or person outcome readable.
A 1922 discussion on how shop foremen influence productivity through personality. It argues that arrogant or biased foremen frustrate workers, causing turnover, while good human relations can elevate a shop’s success and prevent skilled workers from quitting over perceived slights.
Large crowds attended sessions of the Baptist Bible School at Braddock Heights despite poor weather. Dr. C. S. C. Wallace of Baltimore led last evening’s service and morning Bible study. Mrs Eugene Levering of Baltimore spoke on women’s work in the church. Dr F A Agar of New York led the church efficiency conference this afternoon. The school began July 16 and runs through July 23 ending with Sunday evening services.
A devotional note cites Proverbs 12 25 about the heart and speech, noting that thoughts influence actions while a kind word shapes motives and outcomes. The fragment echoes moral guidance from scripture.
In Maryland many residents react to the Court of Appeals decision declaring the State bonus bill unconstitutional. Harry M. Shipley urges passage if other states approve. Robert James offers no opinion. Ernest Lipps notes Legion stance on law and order. Samuel Abrecht supports the financial rationale. Noelton Fogle says the decision is fine.
An excerpt extols U S wealth and production leading global figures, citing deposits, cash, and share of world goods across wheat oats cotton corn horses cattle hogs dairy products iron copper petroleum woolens linens cotton cloth paper glass shoes steel. It weaves in a brief note on sneezing as a prelude to death in ancient lore.
President Benjamin A. Richmond names committees Legal Biography Admission Legal Education for 1902 1903. Other items note Odd Fellows reunion at Tolchester Beach and local social news including residents returning from California and a bicycle accident near North Market Street fountain with medical aid. The Monocacy beach gains popularity and William Brown of Braddock recovers from a horse kick.
Synopsis of Article 4 of Maryland's Constitution notes that a Chivnt diadee and four Associ. Pie Judges will be elected by veers of Baltimore to constitute the Supreme Bench. Their terms last fifteen years.
Readers learn that underground oil reserves are shrinking while above ground stocks rise. Experts warn that engines now use only the cream of crude, urging fuel engineering advances to double or triple usable supplies. Receivers named for Halltown Paper Board Co. and architects discuss sleeping porch exposures.
A garbled paragraph discusses trading last year's straw hat for a new one with some odd economy talk. Mentions Vesper Meats and vague references to a sister and college, with exclamations and misspellings.
A northern Wisconsin woods tale by former game warden Mr. Childs presents lore from old guides. Snowshoe Bill explains the side hill gouger with two long legs on one side and two short on the other and a method to catch it. Next week’s installment promises the Gazunk or Flue Bit.
Irving Crouse, about 16 or 17, paid a $5 fine after slapping a four year old who kicked a dog. Justice Brust ruled a child cannot know wrongdoing, while the teen should have behaved better. Several others were found not guilty on related charges from Saints Street disturbances.
On July 19 various events are noted: Beaver Grounds in Albany surrender to the Iroquois in 1701, Missouri constitution adopted in 1820, a massive New York fire causing 302 buildings and $6 million in losses in 1345, first American women’s rights convention in 1848, and Chile’s agreed compensation of $75 to families after a 1892 sailors incident.
A note on golf manners condemns talking and laughing during a stroke as a breach of silent play. It recalls how filming on the last green distracted President Harding and harmed his record, urging proper decorum on the course.
In a short story about Wilbur avoiding early work and a worried mother fearing sleeping sickness, a doctor prescribes quiet and medicine. After days of forced rest and parental care, Wilbur finally rises eagerly, learning the value of acting now rather than postponing.
Mr L E Mullinix has been quite sick for several days at his cottage Braddock Heights. It pays to advertise in Tha News.
Patrick Callers of 1117 Woedler Street Baltimore declares Tanlac restored his health after a year of severe stomach trouble poor appetite and choking sensations He says he regained weight energy better sleep and reduced headaches dizziness and nerves and praises Tanlac as more effective than he expected Sold by all good druggists.
The note urges rapid progress by investing savings here at compound interest to maximize growth over time.
Trustees announce a public sale in Frederick City Maryland on July 28 1922 at 11 am. The property includes three parcels on West Patrick and DeGrange streets tied to the McLane estate with a life interest for Georgianna Stull McLane. Cash and secured notes accepted with specified deposits and transfer costs.
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