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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News notes that Associated Press material may be used without description or opinion, but no communication of any kind should be published unless the real name appears. Consent is implied but not as authority for statements or opinions. material requires written authorization for publication. Entered at the post office at Frederick Maryland as second class matter.
A 1938 discussion argues thrift fuels prosperity by channeling money into productive capital rather than luxury spending. Loaned funds aid farmers, machinery, and storage, creating permanent resources and lowering future costs. Positive outlook and confident labor spur enterprise and broader prosperity.
June 21 dispatch notes France's prompt agreement to involve Russia talks, suggesting the United States might rethink its refusal to participate. The conference, limited to experts, would study Russia and Western powers’ financial questions with nonbinding recommendations. political issues would be excluded. Fire destroys multiple storefronts in Garksville, Greene County, with losses mounting as flames razed two blocks before responders contained them.
Fragmentary religious devotion line citing Proverbs 3 6 urging acknowledgment of God as guidance. No clear event or person names, limited readable text.
Readers comment on police work with Thomas Filby noting steady regular employment, George Nogle citing consistent weekly pay, Nathaniel Bowen undecided, John Englebrecht liking outdoor duty and interaction with many people, and Charles Smith valuing serving the public.
Belfast reports gunfire at Stormont Castle the Ulster premier Sir James Craig and his wife sleeping inside. Bullets struck the residence and a suspect was mortally wounded by police. The frontier blockade at Clones was lifted and traffic resumed. A murder victim’s body found near Coraghwood is identified by a Catholic emblem. The Argenta ship refitted as a Sinn Fein prison ship with 600 cells, to be stationed in Belfast Lough.
New York June 21 Senator Gugliemo Marconi announced a radio searchlight that focuses radio waves into a directional beam rather than a full sweep. The device, using a revolving reflector, would act like a radio lighthouse with guiding beams up to nearly 10 miles, differing from traditional battleship searchlights.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the gas jet lit fire to a window blind at McCin ock Young residence but flames were checked. A dance at Poplar Terrace honored Miss Josephine Walsh of St Louis. Directors chosen for the Frederick and Catoctin Mountain Road Company included Kemp, Nixdorff, Young, Burkhart, Winebrenner, Neigh bors, Zimmerman, and Feaga. Elmer C Railing became bookkeeper for Wilcoton and Brown lumber. Lauretta Ellen and Frances Rohrhack returned from St Joseph's College with prizes and performed piano and violin at commencement.
Miss Lavinia Engle of Rockville promotes a Frederick County branch to educate voters and encourage civic participation. She drives meetings in Ballenger Jefferson Walkerville Urbana Hyattstown New Market Kemptown and Hucheytown. Committees of Republicans and Democrats plan a county meeting to organize the branch as nonpartisan and focused on educating women to evaluate candidates.Francis Gérber assists in organizing efforts.
The article extols planting shrubs for quick visual impact and homey appeal. It notes shrubs form boundary belts, screen passersby, and accompany trees with low undergrowth. Fragrant flowering shrubs near homes, like mock orange and flowering currants, enhance July and August outdoor living spaces. A small investment yields diverse color and form, with lasting beauty in gardens.
A 102.69 carat diamond, famed for a romantic ancient history and linked to Gaby Desius, was purchased by a wealthy Chinese buyer for 62500 dollars. The stone, once set in jeweled turbans and revered in temples and battles, is nearly square round and over an inch wide. If color were perfect, the price would reach 238000 dollars.
A compact look at school life as The Biggest Little In the World brings campus updates. Student activities, classroom happenings, and local events shape the weekly reader’s page, showcasing achievements and opportunities for both boys and girls.
An article extols the Newfoundland as a life saving dog, noting webbed paws, intelligence, and a calm, trainable nature. It recounts a Suffolk incident where a dog retrieved a lost shilling and trousers, illustrating persistence. Physical traits such as size, coat, and strength are described, along with origin from England and Newfoundland.
Eleanor and Frank run a tiny garden inn in a hollow by a river to support themselves by supplying meals for a nearby summer hotel. A visitor named Elsie injures her ankle, stays to recover, and later others begin visiting for meals. The sign “Tumble-Inn 7” announces their new venture to their mother.
The notice extols a tireless worker earning compound interest day and night, Sundays and holidays, as long as funds remain in the bank. It likens bank interest to wages, urging careful savings to let dollars generate more dollars.
Iron ore discovered along the coast in sand dunes from Patagones to Cape San Antonio in Buenos Aires province. Government officials say the find could enable domestic iron supply and reduce reliance on foreign sources. The same area has recent petroleum indications and concessions are sought for iron and oil operations.
Public Buildings Office notes Washington Monument elevator travels 100 feet per minute and reaches a 550 foot height in five minutes. Woolworth Building elevators ascend 700 feet from ground to 42nd floor in one minute, among the fastest. Eiffel Tower service to about 1,009 feet requires three lifts, with top access limited by separate segments.
The clerks of the courts hold charge of records and papers and perform duties with fees pertaining to their offices. Their office and business are subject to the visitorial government of the judiciary as per Maryland Constitution Article 4 Section 10.
A New York Herald travel fragment describes May to July in Norway and Sweden with continuous daylight, never seeing stars, and a pale moon. It notes brief summer flowers, late harvests, and then autumn turning the leaves, followed by a Scandinavian winter as days grow dark again. The piece references travel writing and a department store booklet scene with a boy and a mistaken Jamal.
A compact chronology marks June 21 across history with Hudson’s mutiny in 1611, John Smith’s death in 1631, the 1684 Massachusetts charter forfeiture, Cornwallis’ evacuation in 1781, Congress moving from Philadelphia to Princeton in 1783, the 1788 New Hampshire ratification, and the 1892 Democratic nominating event in Chicago. A closing prompt asks about organized boys’ work in the community.
Crook talks to pal about aiding a fainted man by loosening collar tie pin and watch chain to help him breathe. Paris Adonis dubbed perfect 66, hailed as France’s handsomest man, M Hoffmen of Paris weighs 210 pounds with a GB inch waist.
A fragment discusses social behavior on transit, noting that forcing a seat and discourteous stares are improper. It contrasts a man refusing to yield a seat with a person pressuring others by words or looks. The passage critiques entitlement and discourtesy in streetcar or train seating dynamics.
Sealed proposals for 0.53 mile concrete section of State Highway through Emmitsburg Frederick County Contract F-53 will be opened July 1922 at the State Roads Commission 602 Garrett Building Baltimore Maryland. Bids on blank forms with specs. $1.00 charge. Certified check $3500 payable to State Roads Commission. Bidder must post bond and follow Maryland law. Commission may reject any bids. J N Mackall Chairman.
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