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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1922
Page
5
The article advises new workers after school or college to note daily instructions at home to avoid repeating errors. It argues that diligent study can outpace peers with better opportunities and stresses early effort to fix gaps in education for better promotion prospects.
T. Hayward writes to The News editor, detailing detailed per pound butter costs. He calculates labor and inputs, subtracts bi products, and argues farmers are underpaid by merchants who pay in merchandise, urging better understanding of prices and costs.
A compact note quotes a biblical verse urging wisdom and the practice of counting our days to gain understanding. It emphasizes reflection on time and heart, using a devotional style that echoes psalmic phrasing. The fragment presents a faith oriented memento rather than a full article.
Citizens discuss whether yellow or red lights suit automobile traffic. Local opinions favor red as the better danger signal and clearer on license tags, with varied comments citing visibility and safety.
Lewis Adler near McKaig faces hearing before Justice J Grahame Johnson tomorrow at 2 pm on assault charges from an incident yesterday at the Farmers' Supply Company office on South Carroll street. Bussard says Adler struck him with a weapon, leaving a head wound. Adler says he struck back after Bussard hit him first. Bond set at 200 dollars for Adler to appear Wednesday. Adler also swears out a warrant against Charles Null for hammering him. Null to have a hearing this afternoon. Bussard claims Adler owes him thousands of dollars.
Bethbert Murphy of MecKees Rocks Pa broke his right leg at the Fair Grounds Friday while practicing for motorcycle races. He has been at Frederick City Hospital and will leave today for home. He was riding a Harley Davidson in Saturdays race and was practicing a mile race when his sidecar attached machine lost control at a curve. The machine and rider struck the fence, trapping his leg between the bike and fence. The sidecar passenger was uninjured.
In a small town a passerby asked the way to Louisville. Constable Plum warns locals with a folksy remark about following the broken jugs as a lighthearted note in the encounter.
An elderly resident claims ten days without food nearly led to death until a bottle of Marra Wonderful Remedy provided immediate relief. He reports jaundice disappeared and appetite and strength returned. The ad touts a harmless preparation that cleanses the intestinal tract and calms inflammation blamed for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments.
A collage of humorous paragraphs and social musings by Charles J. Hanford. Items range from a Zion City cleansing joke to Emma Goldman’s travels, quips about Prohibition era habits, political barbs, and playful burlesques on current events.
Do You Know article notes sheriffs are elected biennially with two year term limits and a two year ineligibility for reelection. In case of vacancy by death or resignation the Governor appoints a successor under Section 44 of Article 4.
Florence Wine notes Miss Maggie Rustick of Squashville will be Susie Spoon’s roommate at Camp Peachfizz. The item describes Maggie’s social popularity and a crafts project to make a paper spoon doll with red crepe dress and white polka dots, featuring crumpled paper hair and wire arms.
The Mountaindale Blue Sox defeated Ox Fibre 13 to 10 in a loosely played Saturday game at Frederick. Linton starred for the Blue Sox with notable hits and runs in the contest.
Twenty years ago Frederick column notes a horse runaway stopped by Jacob Schmidt at Patrick and Market streets. Frank Schroeder’s horse was the incident’s cause. James E Solt shipped 140 catfish to the White House for bass bait. Mrs Charles Brenzle displays a cereal with blooms in South Market Street window. Bear Down’s Club held a Braddock Heichte picnic with dancing and a mountain outing. A fat men vs lean men baseball game is planned on West Seventh Street. Bradley Strawsberger and Tarne lead the fat men battery, Warm Miller and Jeees Liperombh the lean men.
The report notes a 1 percent cut alongside N Stone's home run. The lineup features Glue Sox with K Stone at second, N Stone, Grushon at first, Rice catching, Ham in left, and Linton on the mound. Other players include Ox Fibre Elworthy, Harrison, Whisner, Wills, Kidwiller, Cramer, Denter, Caswell, and Greenwalt in various infield and outfield roles.
A writer notes that a man escorting a lady should lift his hat to anyone who speaks to her. This courteous gesture is described as a respectful acknowledgment of the lady in his company, even if the speaker is another man.
Arabella hides an old cup to avoid breaking more dishes. Three automobile tourists praise the antique and arrange to buy more “old stuff” from the barn. Mrs Stoner plans new books for Arabella as punishment for deceit.
July 25 marks key events from 1684 when Virginia became a Royal Province to 1898 when General Miles landed in Porto Rico. Other items note Maryland’s religious war takeover in 1689, New England’s 1722 war declaration, Confederate POWs freed in 1864, a 1877 New York communist demonstration, and Barnesville church events in Montgomery County with a July 27 picnic and tournament.
The Frederick County Commissioners invite sealed bids for $120000 of Frederick County Public School bonds issued in 1922. Bonds dated August 1, 1922 bear 4.75 percent interest, with semiannual payments. Bids due by July 2, 1922. security by 2 percent bidder’s check. Bonds exempt from Maryland taxes. right to reject bids reserved.
Notices announce bankruptcy proceedings for Mary E. Hess and Walter L. Hess with first creditor meetings set for August 7, 1922 at 10 or 9 o clock a m in Frederick Maryland. Administrators announce letters of administration for Mary M Stephens and Minerva Michael with claim exhibits due by February 19, 1923 and July 7 1922 respectively.
This bank states its aim to grow with the farming community by offering financial cooperation and support for purchasing power farm machinery. It emphasizes that bank success depends on farmers' success and asks how it may help.
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