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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
7
A garbled notice discusses restrictions on republication and the need for authorship authority. It mentions communications, opinions, and advertising in a truncated form, signaling editorial policy and writer attribution rules without coherent details.
The piece argues that an open lot movement removes fences and borders, turning yards into shared stretches of turf. It notes cattle wandering less in towns but trampling lawns through neighborhood plays and ball games. It laments loss of hedge boundaries and urges or preserves decorative fences or hedges to protect lawns.
Margaret B Mills 57 died Monday at Frederick City Hospital after a four year illness. She kept the toll gate at the Potomac end for 22 years and was widely known in the area. Survived by husband H R Mills and two children from her first marriage, plus six siblings. Funeral at her late home conducted by Lutheran pastor Loveliskville with interment at Mt Olive Cemetery. Also notes on Laura Virginis Cook and other local obituaries.
Oliver Shipley on West Fourth street says no. Ralph Eichbelcer also says no. Floyd Palmer on West Patrick street adds that belief would bring shame. R L Yinger from West Patrick street doubts dreams but believes in their psychological effect on the mind. Joseph Royer of College Terrace has had dreams come true but cannot say he believes in dreams.
Witnesses testified at the hearing before Chief Judge Hammopictrner and Judge Worthington on the stockholders petition to appoint receivers for the Maryland Motor Machine Company and to probe its assets. Plaintiffs expect to finish today as seventeen defense witnesses are called.
An unreliable OCR pass yields garbled lines about a group of people and a policy proposal. Readable names or dates are scarce, but the fragment hints at a contested issue or event without clear details or outcomes.
County notes report the start of operations for a new town hall in Browningsville. A lighting system installed by M. M. Burdette adds value, while residents like Earl Linthicum visit Connecticut. Social events feature multiple family gatherings and a double birthday celebration. Various local listings note visitors, church sermons, picnics, road work, and farm activities across Cedar Grove and nearby areas.
Local column from The News dated July 28, 1902 outlines Frederick events including the Manor tournament and dance, a memorial service for Chas N Hahn, a farmers picnic and tourney at Wood Park Mount Airy, a farmers’ festival, and plans for the annual band carnival at Agricultural Park with twelve bands to perform. Includes speeches by R W Silvester and others.
In a ranch tale Volcano the pony resists riding until a buyer selects him for a circus act. After bucking a skilled rider, the unbroken colt finally proves his spirit. The buyer vows to ship Volcano for the new summer show, promising crowd appeal and daring thrills.
The final swimming lesson covers rescue holds and breaks for drowning victims. It explains breaking grips, safe methods to detach attackers, and land rescue techniques using the Schaefer method. The article ends with local notes and future series teaser by Maynard Crouse, plus community updates.
A 1913 letter describes obtaining four bottles of a remedy labeled Man's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal issues. The writer claims the product cleanses catarrhal matter from the tract, reduces inflammation, and restores work ability, concluding they will keep it at home. The ad references a druggist and a conservative drag advert.
A brief kitchen guideline explains using a knife only to portion food and not for water. It advises scrapping batter from the tablecloth to be wiped with a napkin or left to set. The text emphasizes proper cleanup to prevent accidents.
Summary of historical events dated July 28 across years: confirmatory grant in New Jersey to Sir George Catterat in 1674. Frontenac’s French invasion of Northern New York in 1696. anti-war activist mob attack in Baltimore in 1812. the Alameda privateer departure from Birkenhead in 1862. Hood’s forces repulsed near Atlanta in 1864. great Coney Island fire destroying 1.5 million in 1907.
The eternal God is thy refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms. Deut. 33:27. pressnote devotional meditation reflecting faith and comfort in divine protection.
A Woman in Moderate Circumstances boasts Puddine as a versatile dessert, claiming it makes creamy, smooth mold desserts in minutes. She lists flavors and says one box serves many, with grocers selling icer and lic sizes at low prices.
The bank states its mission to aid farmers, emphasizing community farming success over self interest. It pledges support beyond routine banking, offering financial cooperation to help purchase power farm machinery and foster agricultural life in the community.
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