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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News from Frederick Maryland presents the standard front matter with publishing details. It notes daily except Sunday publication, court street address, printing company, Associated Press affiliation, writer attribution requirements, and how to submit notices by mail.
Friday, March 19, 1922, argues travel is educational but overdone. It notes many youths spend lavishly on trips, some work along the way, and wealthier families often afford it. War experiences fueled wanderlust, yet reading about conditions elsewhere can replace aimless sightseeing. Staying home may prove more productive than restless roaming.
A Jewish revival campaign runs from March 1 to the start of Passover, with Leo Wenberg directing Frederick visits and Victor Kaplan overseeing Bruns wick arrangements. Meanwhile Grace Reformed church hosts five illustrated Lenten lectures beginning tonight at 7 30 detailing Judas life and notable artworks, with topics on Caiaphas Christ and the cross. A Rockville marriage license is issued for Miss Trene L Mason and Marshall N Dar of Clarksburg Montgomery County. The Newsboy poem by Helen Frazee-Bower closes with a vivid portrait of a salesman in Life's market place.
In this Inquiring Reporter piece several local residents state opinions on whether a majority verdict should convict. Frankin Eckard favors manimode verdicts, Theodorl Shaeffer supports majority rule, Sparks suggests two thirds, while Royrr and Crambaugh are unsure and Raymond Crambaugh offers no firm stance.
A Scientific American note argues natural gas waste has long plagued the industry. It cites a month of unchecked gas from a single well and two months of vast losses from four wells, equating the waste to 250 000 tons of coal and enough heat to power 60 000 homes for a year, urging casing improvements at gasoline wells to conserve fuel.
In Norway a peculiar carriage, the carjole, is drawn by a single short horse. The bowl shaped seat sits inside a spoon like body with a long handle for the legs. An outside child may drive, using a rope harness, leaving the rider pleased with the odd, cheerful ride.
A reflective exhortation urges scholars and workers to transform effort into virtue. It contrasts the weight of intellectual courage with practical toil while urging immediate, sincere action to master challenges and influence outcomes.
Local items recount anniversaries and crimes from March 10 1902. Nevin Barker celebrated fiftieth wedding anniversary with a public reception for Rev C W Stinespring at United Brethren church. James Eeworthy civil war veteran 73 held up near Bartonsville robbed of about 36. Charles J Hieht injured left hand. Richard P Stern Express wagon forewarned vertigo attack. A committee of city officials traveled to Washington to press Frederick claims for 200000 indemnity against the government while county commissioners protested a bill to fund a Buckeystown normal school.
The passage explains the third eyelid or "cleaner" in animals, a translucent membrane that sweeps across the eye to clear raindrops, snow, or dust. It exists in all vertebrates from fish to humans, is especially developed in birds, and is largely a functionless rudiment in humans.
A cryptic 1603 gift to James VI of Scotland from Elizabeth I is described. It featured a crown of old gold, a perfume shield reflecting light, sun and moon on one side and Crucifixion on the other, with an inscription around the lantern and a New Year delivery just before Elizabeth's death.
A description notes Indian pearl riches with a kingly figure called The Prince of Pearls. The maharaja of Petialt wears a breast ornament of a thousand pearls valued at 34,000,000. A guard of 120 soldiers accompanies him when he travels with this jewel collection.
Eminent naturalists note latent helplessness in birds when confined. A six to eight foot square open-topped cage traps vultures as they fail to begin flight without a preparatory three to four yard run. Without that run they cannot lift off and remain captive in a daily routine.
A jumble of tropical plant notes and moral aphorisms fills the page. The Poinciana tree is praised for its flame-like blossoms and wide tropical distribution. Also cited are excerpts urging sincere speech and classical reading, including Gladstone’s letter about reading Aristotle and Butler.
In a 1922 one reel yarn, Connie jokes about a string on her finger to remember tasks. The string proves useful beyond biscuits, guiding her to recall books, a broken watch, a map project, a bread loaf, and even helping a friend go to a party. Connie ends by planning more strings on fingers.
On March 10 across years, a third event notes Boston’s vast fire impact in 1760, and the House of Commons discussed stamp duties in 1764. Jefferson became U.S. Minister to France in 1785, Albany named New York’s capital in 1797, McClellan crossed the Potomac in 1862, Arkansas voted against slavery in 1864.
The document states that a governor must be at least 30 years old, a Maryland citizen for ten years, and a resident of the state for five years immediately before election, plus be a qualified voter at the time of election. The text appears to be a constitutional trial reference.
A list of kid friendly cork crafting ideas shows how to make a chair stove doll family and animals using corks pins yarn glue and simple tools. Projects include a cork grandmother doll a dog horse cart sailboat and a cork seal with tips on assembly and materials.
A humorous note on women choosing hats that clash with dresses and the endless cycle of fashion mis mixes. Enamelina in London adds a quip about partners in crime fashion and the futility of buying outfits out of sync. A remark on divining tools for treasure and ore remains a stubborn superstition despite null results.
Guests at Mrs. Andrew Carnegie s New York dinner wrote their names beside their plates on a cloth to be embroidered later by an embroiderer. Notable names like Edison Burroughs Gibbs were already on the fabric as a memorable souvenir of those who shared the meal. Mount Jefferson Eruption Reports Smoke seen from the crater s southwest side drifting snowmelt noted in Madras Oregon on March 10.
A fragment asserts ancient writers credited Wise Warner with healing wisdom. It argues women long held medicinal knowledge, especially herbs and roots, noting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a female origin praised across ages.
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