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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
4
The Daily News Frederick announces publication guidelines and editorial policy for correspondence and notices. Writers must disclose real names or provide authorization. free notices resemble advertising and must be mailed to the office.
A Printer's Inquirer article describes a large company using scientific advertising with fixed quotas for each salesman and town. When sales lag, the advertising department acts to boost activity, and the firm maintains and expands its ad budget, publicizing in more newspapers amid a promising 1921 rebound. The piece notes the broader lesson for retailers to invest in advertising during slow periods.
The survey asks readers from Falmer's Station Libertytown Frederick Braddock for views on Senator Goodell's reply to Farmers' Association attack over his support for the county treasurer's bill. Reactions vary from not reading to praise of points made.
Frederick County honors Nellie Blessing Eyster a noted author and county native who lived in California. Despite blindness and age she kept writing to friends and cherished her Frederick roots. She passed peacefully near the century mark, remembered for loyalty and literary works.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs Elmer Hull and family motored to Baltimore Sunday to visit daughter Mrs Harry J Elder who has been very ill. Mr Leslie Boost of Washington spent the week end at his parental home in this city. Misses Pauline Poole and Louise Alhough spent the week end of March 3 in Washington DC They attended the University of Maryland Junior Tram at the New Willard Hotel Friday night and other social functions during the week end Pigeons are used extensively in forest fire fighting.
A Baltimore and Ohio rail break near Buckeystown wrecked eight cars and damaged track for 300 feet. A West Fifth Street house roof blew off in a severe wind. A wagon runaway near Besant and Knott’s yard toppled two riders from N J Wilson’s team. Frederick public school teachers met. program listed names. A thief looted Misses Need’s East Second Street home. About 160 Fredericksonians attended a Ben Hur showing in Baltimore. An annex foundation was begun at Vincent Yingling’s South Market Street cafe. A Home for the Reed recital featured Misses Henrietta McDannel and others in performance.
A March social at Mt O Donnel farm Pet eraville hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Wenner featured games and late refreshments. A wedding reception at near Frederick honored Mr and Mrs Samuel H Young with a pink and white decor theme and a large guest list including S L Young S H Young and many relatives and friends.
Quiet February 18 marriage in Baltimore joins Mies Aurolee Signafoose of Washington DC and Campbell Dudley Shreves of DC. Both studied at hospitals and universities, planning to reside at Parkwood in Washington after brief details of past work and family ties.
Regular season ends with Benedictines and Italics tied for first after a fast tournament at M. C. A. alleys. Quinn captains Benedictines to 312 series while Rea-Pit leads winners with 300. Other top scores include Barber 67, Davie 228, Bennett 300, and Shafer 205. Also notes day photos and Mount Blanc star photography at 12,000 feet.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions copyright year 192. The readable text does not reveal an event or clear entities to summarize into a full card.
A whimsical tale recalls a proud school bell that halts its chime to keep a tardy boy from arriving late. The bell watches the boy during morning chores and his dash to the school as the principal wonders why it stayed silent. Today’s puzzle and a brain teaser conclude the page.
Providence founded in 1638. James Aitken hanged in 1777 at Portsmouth for treason. Luther Burbank, famed horticulturist, born 1849. Wyoming grand jury impaneled in 1870. U S Senate ratifies treaties with France and Great Britain on March 7, 1912.
Mr C Waters traffic manager of Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Thurmont is slightly better after a grip illness. Mrs Marguerite Smith Foreman of Carlisle Pennsylvania shows marked improvement from pneumonia and can be about the house. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Smith of West Second Street.
Gas fumes from a break in the Tick Knitting Mills in Reading caused two women workers to collapse. Volunteers entered the gas-filled plant to rescue the victims, who were revived on the scene and then sent to a local hospital for treatment.
At the Art Institute of Chicago readers learn to shape book ends with clay in one evening using simple tools. Designs include a Cay book, an old man reading, and an oval mass. Incense burners include a small bowl with vents and a Japanese figure. colorful pumpkin face and a four-legged bowl stand are described. Finish with shellac or bee wax. If anger rises count to fifty, then keep counting until the other is licked.
In Equity Cases Grace Dean et al sue Anna B Adams et al to confirm a contract and appoint a trustee to convey real estate of Edward Ernest Adams deceased. Urner and Urner represent plaintiffs. In another suit Leonard Burke et al seek sale of Franklin G Burke deceased real estate with Charles McCurdy Mathias and Leslie N Coblentz for the plaintiffs. Marriage licenses list several couples with ages and locations, including Harry J Glisan and Hilda F Horton, Luther G Brown and Margaret E Compher, Harry Edward Hill and Dorothy Marie Diggs, Robert M McDougal and Gladys B James, John Meda and Violet Zalewska. Property deeds record transfers including Johan C Green to Edward Shepley, Daniel F Reddy to Charles H Warthen, Charles H Warthen to Patrick E McNulty, and Patrick E McNulty to Charles H Warthen with various monetary values.
The text cites Section 3 of Article 2 of Maryland’s Constitution detailing the governor’s election process. It mentions opening returns in joint session and the candidate with the highest constitutionally eligible votes becoming governor, to qualify on the second Wednesday of January or as soon after as practicable. Advertising note urges trial for news advertising.
March 3 was observed by women from city congregations as a Day of Prayer. The gathering met at 2 45 p m in the Presbyterian Sunday school room with talks on prayer, unity, and cooperation. Proceeds supported the Women's Interdenominational Missionary Union of Frederick. Next union meeting set for April. County commissioners plan daily sessions in Rockville during the week beginning March 0 to revive assessments and hear appeals.
A man recounts initial skepticism about Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble. After persuasion by a friend and his physician father, he tries it and reports symptoms vanished. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, curing stomach liver and intestinal ailments and even appendicitis. A money refund is promised.
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