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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment from The Daily News provides not readable news content but mentions the paper's policy on publishing notices and author names. It notes Associated Press news dispatches and submission rules for notices and writings. It references office location and postal classification.
In the July 26 1922 issue the Blue Ridge League title chase tightens as Frederick Martinsburg Hanover Waynesboro remain contenders. Buck Ramsey guides Frederick with tactical play similar to last year while Martinsburg races hard but trails at times. Hanover suffers injuries and factional strife but attendance improves at the local park.
Baltimore July 26 Lieutenant Mitton B Fackall who for three years lay in a Fort McHenry Hospital tub after a World War I wound died conscious almost to the end. The lone case in military annals, he was not moved when grain elevators burned nearby. Wounded October 15, 1918 by a German sniper he was paralyzed and spent years under care in Europe and the United States.
Reports from Tiflis say Djemal Pasha, once Turkish minister of marine and army chief of staff, was assassinated. Two An'inian suspects are charged with the crime. A separate state item notes petrified eggs found near Montesano Washington when a worker blasted a hidden chamber. The eggs resemble duck eggs in size and reveal yolk color and formation.
The text notes that coroners, ellisors and notaries public may be anointed for each count under Section 4 Article 4 of Maryland's Constitution, detailing the powers and purposes that may be fixed or provided by law.
Inquiries list several residents naming Frederick, Martinsburg, and Waynesboro as top contenders. Byerly and Stevens cite Frederick, Martinsburg, and Waynesboro as feasible. Gilbert argues Frederick will win backed by recent games. Rice supports all first division teams. Wateny notes Frederick Martinsburg Waynesboro as leaders with Hanover also able to complicate the race.
Since October 1919 the Dyer Anti Theft Act has aided the recovery of 2 120 automobiles valued at 2 567 208 by the Bureau of Investigation. The department has pursued 2 931 cases involving 4 385 persons, leading to 2 773 arrests, 1 533 indictments and 1 113 convictions. Convicted individuals faced 2 356 years six months eleven days in penalties and paid 41 140 in fines. The American Automobile Association aided in enacting the law and credits William J. Burns and his investigators for its enforcement. The law transfers interstate stolen vehicle transport to federal jurisdiction, disrupting the theft network. Officials seek permanent car identification measures with manufacturers.
Miss Mildred Virginia Michael daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Michael of Brunswick and Mil ton Lee Holler a native of Edenburg Va were married at the Luth parsonage Brunswick on Thursday evening July 20 by Rev Charles W Heen The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Jesse M Bowers Witnesses included Mrs Ray Michael and Miss Nellie Nichols A wedding supper followed at the bride home and the couple will reside in Brunswick.
A late night burglary at the Bod residence reports unknown criminals stealing a cook stove while Mrs Bod was busy in Schenectady. Mrs Tilford Moots has left her job and returned to household duties.
A reflective call stresses equal rights of all drivers, urges passing room for big trucks and cars, and argues against blaming others for accidents. It cites three main accident causes, notes drivers’ humanity, and contrasts highway behavior with in-person courtesy. An anecdote about a Buenos Aires resident building a tiny steam locomotive and a rare autograph sale are mentioned as contrasting curiosities.
A 1902 Frederick column notes the Masonic Temple lease filing with the Post Office, a Braddock Heights dance led by Miss Mazie Norris with a medal from a 100-pupil class, Chippewa Tribe No. 19 forming for new rituals, C F Markell in Rome praising the Coliseum Baths and wonders, Miss Willie Ritchie's class planning a Braddock Heights dance, and a special car service from Square Corner with Frederick Select Orchestra providing music.
Stanley recounts legends shared by veteran guides in Northern Wisconsin. A game warden teaches readers how old tales explain night sounds in the Big Woods, such as the gazunk flute bird and other guitar-like marvels. The piece frames a weekly column with rustic folklore and nature lore.
Graceham reports include Edna Colliflower and mother visiting Philadelphia relatives then Frederick for a week with aunt Mrs Dorsey and uncle Herbert Colliflower. Nearby, John Pomeroy family and Mrs Henry Hamerick visited Mrs Harry Groshon’s family, while Amos Esler and son Amos Eyler spent Sunday near Creagerstown. Mrs Charles Boller called on daughter Mrs Roy Bertela near Lora, Elmer Buhrman spent Sunday at Rocky Ridge, Bentzell of Hagerstown visited, and Marr McSherry of Havertown joined Weller and others in Sunday calls.
The fragment promotes a 1914 era concept of world peace and family health urging mothers to use a medicine advertised as beneficial for future mothers. It references Pinkham and asserts the medicine helps with conditions of women’s health as part of a broader societal renewal. The text is an advertisement voice claiming decades of use and suitability for childbirth related care.
Alma Wills, in torn apron and curlers, hides from the mailman to avoid chores. A cellar window screen loosens and Alma crawls out as two boys, including a stranger, appear at the door, catching her in her “morning glory” moment.
July 26 marks several historical notes including the Continental Post Office Department led by Benjamin Franklin established in 1735. Maryland votes to support the Continental Congress in 1775 with 40 companies and 266,666 dollars. A riot in New York in 1788 accompanies ratification of the U S Constitution. Morgan the raider captured in 1862 near New Lisbon Ohio. Wheeler begins raid in 1864 behind Sherman's March.
Bible verse Psalm 121 2 opens this item as A Shilke of Bethel on vacation visits Pennsylvania while Oscar Pearl of Baltimore stopt here recently. Mrs Mary Lyston of Baltimore returns home after visiting the area. Pleasant Hills church school held a well attended festival Saturday evening amid reflective notices.
Mr and Mrs George Fox and family spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Franklin and family near Mtnt Marys. Miss Hypasia Fisher of near Los is visiting her grandmother Mrs Samuel Stambaugh in Yellow Springs on July 26. Rev c.
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