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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
9
The Freder ick Md daily paper outlines that Associated Press material is for republication with proper credit, requires real writer names, consent for publication, and prohibits anonymous opinions or advertising. Letters must be written and mailed. telephoned items are not accepted.
Article reports Braddock Heights conference on uniform state motor vehicle laws. Emphasizes headlights standards and glare mitigation, enforcement consistency across Maryland and nearby states, and ease of travel with uniform speed limits of 15 mph in thickly settled and 20 mph in less settled areas. Notes 3,500 motorists in the United States over 100 years old.
The readable text is fragmented and contains no clear events, people, or places to summarize into a valid news item. No definite entities or actions are identifiable for a concise title or structured summary.
Frederick fans are asked which Blue Ridge League rival they most want to see defeat the Anewers. Quotes show varied loyalties with Hagerstown and Martinsburg as frequent opponents, plus a note on sportsmanship.
A Bel mont farm in Adamstown hosted a double birthday gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Yingling with family guests from Urbana Frederick and Washington. The event featured a lawn luncheon with sandwiches salads and elaborate pink and white cakes, plus gifts of silver and cut glass. A separate Lewisdale social celebrated Victor Yingling and Miss Vertie Watkins on their ninth birthdays with games refreshments and numerous attendees.
The funeral of Mrs Jessie E De laughter was held Thursday at 3 pm from her Harmony Grove home. Rev J Kurtz Miller conducted services. Pallbearers named Harry Green Benjamin Lowe Maynard Martz George Whisner. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
A collage of sardonic quips and social jabs from an Indianapolis column. It riffs on Mrs. Asquith about American men, then wanders through brief witticisms on peace, divorces, Einstein, ethics, and a brewing verse. The piece ends with a jab about a Canadian hangman and local mood.
Angelina dreams of a grand life in the country and hides her address on a white egg in her father's egg shipment. She imagines a recipient with wealth and intrigue, hoping for a letter from a lucky finder. At last a note arrives asking why she does not teach her hens to lay fresh eggs.
Do You Know asserts the Attorney General must prosecute and defend for the state in cases in the Court of Appeals and the U S Supreme Court. It notes the iron constrictor rarely exceeds fifteen feet in length.
A brief editorial note discusses whether unfermented wine meets church requirements and ends with a provocative view on who harms faith and reputation. The piece critiques doubt sowers and those who damage a woman's reputation as among the three greatest dangers.
Busy hauling material and four men are kept busy wheeling material to the machine, and four others have all they can do to cart it away.
A curious note claims that if Chicago streets shown as a straight line in a mural were laid end to end they would form a paved road 40 feet wide from Lake Michigan to Seattle, highlighting a playful geography gimmick with no factual basis.
A devotional card citing Psalm 91 verse 11 about divine protection. The line notes that angels are charged to guard the faithful in all their ways, reflecting a theme of steadfast faith and heavenly guardianship.
Frederick columns recall Alvin Doering’s safe Bremen arrival by cable at July 16 from Baltimore. Camp Recreation hosts Vernon Rhoads and friends at Black Rock on the Monocacy. Telegraph lines planned from Frederick to Thurmont Emmitsburg and towns. another line would connect Knoxville to Weaverton Point of Rocks Charles Town Shepherdstown and Winchester. A Nobles Sons vs Mushrooms baseball game at West Patrick street diamond with E Toung and E Mateny battering for Nobles Sons of Rest and M Phoebus RB Yinger for Mushrooms. Mehrle Gitinger mounts carpenters to relay tracks in the Janior engine house for new engine wheels. William H Ramsburg leaves for Allan te City to attend the annual meeting of the Wholesale Confectioner's Association in Philadelphia.
Large 3,000,000 gallon Brunswick reservoir under construction with concrete floor nearly finished and side walls to begin next week. Excavation completed, concrete laying started last week. Rapid progress expected as weather cooperates with a large workforce and power mixer running every one and a half minutes.
On July 29 events include North Carolina becoming a royal province in 1729 after a land purchase, French ships aiding revolutionaries arriving at Newport in 1778, Cincinnati newspaper office destroyed by an anti abolition mob, and McClellan’s 1862 Army of the Potomac strength reported with Pope placed in command of the Army of Virginia later.
The Hotel Slagle on upper West Main street Emmitsburg has been sold to Will F. Roberts of Washington D C who takes possession on Tuesday August 1 The new owner will restore the hotel to its old name Emmit House to distinguish it from the New Slagle Hotel in western Emmitsburg The hotel one of Western Maryland’s oldest was remodeled in 1913 by Mrs W N Slagle quien died last year leaving the property to her daughter Mrs M J Thompson and the New Slagle Hotel to her son L L Mondorff A classified advertisement in The News will announce results
A guidance on proper behavior in theaters says a woman should be escorted to her seat by an usher without the escort crowding in front. The escort should follow the usher, who in turn follows the woman to ensure she sits comfortably.
Notice dated July 26 192% calls for partial redemption of 4% Victory Notes issued 1922 23 bearing letters A B C D F and for notes bearing G H I J K or da prefixes. Redemption dates set December 15 1922 for 4% notes and May 20 1923 for other series with details in Treasury Circular No 299 from the Treasury Department Washington DC or Federal Reserve Banks.
A bank presents its mission to support farmers beyond routine services. It emphasizes aiding agricultural customers with financial cooperation for purchasing power farm machinery and fostering the local agricultural life. The message invites farmers to seek help and partnership.
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