Daily News of Frederick Md Publisher Name and Address Notice
The Daily News notes its publication practices with Associated Press content and policy on letters and submissions. It states that opinion pieces require real names, and that paid advertising notices must be mailed to the office, not accepted by phone, with postal entry as second class matter in Frederick Maryland.
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Associated Rear
Associated Presse
Nerein
Frederick, Md
Parnaasu
Swinnerton
Iowa
Shackleton
Far Harbor
Conrad
Cosmo Hamilton
Spur
New York
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Eleanore Margaretta Cronise
Gertrude FE. Hane
Adele A. Cronise
Administratrices
Jacob Rohrback
Patrick St
F. R. Troiler
Lesor Nrite
J. R. Baker
Real Entate Ament
Thurmont
Griffin
Court St S
Barry S Treryar
Frederick
The Promise of Crops in June Report
The June government crop report shows higher yields for wheat and oats. It argues that while farmers may profit from good prices, community welfare depends on moderate food prices and widespread prosperity. Abundant U S food could aid Europe, and large American crops at reasonable prices would boost trade unless crops are scarce and prices rise.
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Europe
Russia
America
British essay on anthem sparks proAmerican outrage
The piece quotes William Tyler Page criticizing a Baltimore advertisement by Aunt E Stetson arguing The Star-Spangled Banner should not be our national anthem. Page labels the argument as British propaganda and questions why papers publish it. He urges readers to favor Americanism and national unity.
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Wiliam Tyler Page
Aunt E. Bretson
Itimore
Mr. Page
Auguste E. Stetson
Hyme neal Invitations Issued For Marriage
Mr and Mrs Webster Ho Wyland of Hagerstown announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Helen to Leslie Xintan Coblestz of Middletown. The wedding is set for Wearnes evening June 2 at 7 o clock in St Pauls Cited Brethren church Hagerstown.
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Webster Ho Wyland
Hagerstown
Mary Helen
Leslie Xintan Coblestz
Middletown
Wearnes
St. Paul's Cited
Daylight Saving to Stay In Europe
In a June decision the British government backed a permanent daylight saving measure. The measure, supported by lawmakers, aims to keep summer time year round and could influence practices across other European countries.
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Tendon
Pascace
Hayep
Gommmons
Bible Thought The Glad Awakening Verse Reflection
A brief religious reflection centered on Psalm 17 6 urging steadfast faith and longing for divine likeness. The piece emphasizes beholding the Lord's face and finding satisfaction upon awakening in righteousness.
Inquiring Reporter Answers on Wedding and Graduation Gifts
A local Q and A column records residents' experiences with wedding and graduation gifts. Clarence Carty says he sent best wishes to all. James Wrightson reports no purchases. Mrs H E Freeman bought several gifts. John Adams bought none. Mrs WM Masser did not count them.
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Clarence Carty
Haast Second Street
James Wrightson
East Church Street
H. E. Freeman
John Adams
West Fifth Street
WM. Masser
Frederick
Swelled head lessons at dinner parties and volcanic plans
A meditation on humbling public figures follows a sketch of dinner party pretensions and a dowager's comic misidentifications. The piece then shifts to scientific plans for extensive Kilama Island volcanic drillings in Hawaii to study underground heat, steam, and mineral composition and to assess long term temperature changes.
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Kilama
Hawaii
Kilauea
Twenty years ago today in Frederick sailing plans
Miss Bertha Trail and Miss Nannie Thomas planned to sail on the steamer Aller on June 28 for Naples joining a Brooklin party with a grand itinerary across Belgium Germany France England and Scotland. Excavations began to connect the Female High School with the main building and Frederick’s annual tax allocation was announced for white and colored schools. Mountain City Lodge of Baltimore hosted a charming event and iron bridge work at Hunting Creek in Cecil County received contract payments.
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Bertha Trail
Nannie Thomas
Aller
Naples
Brooklin
Tal
Sai@erland
Belgium
Germany
France
England
Scotland
Weather Summary for Maryland Crops Week Ending June 18 1922
Warm humid week with heavy local thunder showers through the 11th then cooler pleasant weather. Rain interference caused local crop damage while crops and grasses show good growth. Wheat rye corn potatoes strawberries peas and alfalfa progress. vegetables and tobacco plants set out. Apple and Delaware apple forecasts indicate large yields for 1922.
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Tiong
Maryland
Countien
John 8. Dennee
Agricultural Statistician
College Park
Delaware
Farmers Busy With Good Wheat Prospects Across County
Weather forecasts predict fair conditions with little temperature change and no rain. Farmers are plowing corn, ground is hardening, wheat is ripening and harvest looms. Reports show a strong wheat crop and promising corn, with fruit crops damaged by frosts but recovering. strawberries near end, blackberries plentiful, garden veggies coming in. A separate scene shows a child prompting a visitor to speak as an adult reads.
Fever waiting for the right girl stirs local chatter
A fragment from a tonal newspaper piece notes a feverish mood as residents joke about waiting for the right girl. A clerk is mocked for chatter while overcharging goods, signaling local urban humor and petty grievances.
Out Our Way By Williams The Biggest Little Paper in the we
Williams presents a humor strip panel about small town life and quirky daily scenes in a lighthearted weekly feature. The piece captures local flavor and familiar characters in a concise slice of everyday moments.
Fuzz and Staunton Sink in Canoe Rescue at Lake
In a perilous lake mishap Staunton and his black companion Fuzz capsize a canoe. Fuzz keeps hold as Staunton slips, then Fuzz swims with the weight on his shoulders to shore, delivering a quiet rescue on the sandy bottom.
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Uzz
Staunton
Fuzz
Hig Big
Ground baked beans via sun and sand stove method
An adventure by Alwen Davies describes baking beans in a ground stove. She explains prep with soda and sugar, salt pork topping, and a tight lid. The earth oven uses dry gravelly soil, a hot spot, and a buried kettle for about twelve hours of cooking.
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Alwen Davies
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cedar Grove News Roundup Sees Residents Shift Homes and Health
Cedar Grove notes J O King in Rockville, J L Riggs visiting his hospitalized wife after appendicitis, and Mrs Beall visiting Washington. Wheat scales rising alarm farmers. Local moves include Thomas Lowe selling to Arthur Brown and Haller Watkins relocating to Gaithersburg. Births announced for Carle Watkins and Roger Bagley families. Beall and King families visit kin. July 4 plans hinted in We Beall’s woods. Aid Society met June 15. J O King traveled to Frederick last week.
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Cedar Grove
J. 0
King
Rockville
J. L. Riggs
Sandy Spring Hospital
3. Watkins
Washington
Thomas Lowe
Arthur Brown
Haller Watkings
Damascus
Gaithersburg
Wilmont Burdette
James Barber
John Purdum
Cedar Heights
Carle. Watkins
Roger Bagley
Olney
Do You Know Maryland Constitution Article 4 Appointment
Upon term expiration or death the governor appoints a qualified person to fill the office. If the successor fails to qualify the vacancy remains until a proper appointment. The text reflects provisions of Maryland's Constitution Article 4 and related succession rules.
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Maryland
Lutheran Sunday School Hosts Children’s Day Service
Creagerstown June 16 The Lutheran Sunday School will hold a Children’s Day service Sunday evening June 18 a very interesting program. Mr Wm Groshon remains ill Mr John A Snook moved to York Pa Miss Lucy Stevens Jennie Grabill Catherine Kolb Belva Robinson De Witt T Free attend Yoana Peoples Convention Frid trick June 15. Woman's Club met June 12 at Mrs Chas P M Kolb. Girls' Club met county demonstrator Miss Gerber at Mrs Kolh’s and were escorted to a luncheon. Wr Wentz Gottieburg College to preach a French historic sermon at Lutheran church June 23 A Young Peoples' service will be conducted at night. Lutheran Sunday School held its annual picnic at Love Hanker's grave August 26.
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Creagerstown
Lutheran Sunday School
Wm. Groshon
John A. Snook
York
Lucy Stevens
Jennie Grabill
Catherine Kolb
Belva Robinson
de Witt T. Free
Chas
P. M. Kolb
Gerber
Kolh
Wr. Wentz
Gottieburg College
Wil
Aucus
Frederick Junction Notes and Upcoming Sunday School Event
Frederick Junction June updates list Miss Mebel Fouche returning home improved from Frederick City Hospital. Local residents Mr and Mrs N Z Waltz visited Flint to see Mr and Mrs George Kannd, and numerous family visits occurred. Morningstar family weekend with Clifton Morningstar of Shankstown. Araho Sunday School announces June 17 and Children’s Day services set for Sunday June 25 at 7:30 p.m.
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Predericg Junction
Mebel Fouche
Frederick City Hospital
N.Z Waltz
Flint
George Kannde
Frederick Gibson
Qow Waltz
Morningstar
Clifton Morningstar
Shankstown
Araho Sunday School
Setput House
American History Day by Day June 16 events
June 16 marks varied historical notes from American history including battles near Bunker Hill in 1775 and American retreat from Canada in 1776. The Fourteenth Amendment submission occurred in 1866, South Carolina established free schooling by 1870, and Labor Day was set by Massachusetts for the first Monday in September in 1887. A college English teacher offered a quip about a moneylender.
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Bunker Hill
Canada
Congress
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Araby Sunday School Picnic Planned for July 29
The Araby Sunday School announces a picnic on July 29 to be held in Mrs. Frank Smith's woods. Other items note social visits and weekend gatherings among local residents including Eva Kessbring in Hagerstown, Emma Miller as a guest of S W Beall, and several travels between Gaithersburg Frederick Junction and Washington, with families of Beall, Lawson, and Dorsey King mentioned.
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Frank Smith
Eva Kessbring
Hagerstown
G. F. Waltz
Frederick Junction
S. W. Beall
Oscar Mullican
Monroe Watkins
Roy Beall
Washington
How to Be Free From Cinthents Skin Ailments
Daily skin nerves signal irritation from itching scalp shaving rash eczema or burns. Greasy ointments stain clothing while Nuxrema Skin Cream claims to soothe and heal the skin instantly. A Nuxrema Demonstrator will show at our store all day Saturday with a free demonstration jar and a sample of Nuxrema Skin Soap to buyers of a 5 cent jar.
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Williamson's
Noxrema
Evryone
Adviersement
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