Daily News Frederick Md Early Edition Policy Note
The Frederick Daily News outlines publication rules including Associated Press exclusive rights and nonpublication of unsigned letters, with notices of advertising and submission requirements. It states the paper is published at the News-Post Building and enters Frederick Md as second-class matter.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick, MA
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
The World’s Headache After War and Recovery
A 1922 editorial argues fighting wars is easier than postwar recovery. It notes wartime borrowing masks real problems, while peace requires sane budgets and shared sacrifice. It predicts eventual recovery despite industrial and social strains, citing U S progress over 50 years.
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United States
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds in Frederick County
Frederick County records list marriages for Frederick V Beall 32 and Doris W Davis 18. Charles R Smith 21 and Even C Wilbide 8. Jacob H Spurrier 6 and Margaret A Fogle 64. Deeds show transfers among Leatherman, Gaver, Grossnickle, Bennett, Cappello, Marino, Farnworth, Kinna, Robinson, House, and others with sums from 2 to 2510 dollars in county and city parcels.
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Frederick V. Beall
New Market
Doris W. Davis
Frederick
Charles R. Smith
C. Wilbide
Woodsboro
Jacob H. Spurrier
Margaret A. Fogle
Centerville
Frederick County
George Leatherman
George D. Gaver
David Grossnickle
Henry L. Bennett
Charles E. Burger
E. J. Scala
Rose Cappello
Robert A. Bennett
Eliza S. Farnworth
Dewey S. Kinna
Chas. E. Robinson
Ryan Beachley
Chas. E. House
Charles E. House
Harry E House
Widggen
Wfe
Coal Operators Ready to Meet Miners in Central Field
A protest letter from G Webb ShoLezford president of the Central Coal Association Altoona claims conferences are a monopoly of union labor and harms efficient operations. The association says members are ready to meet with their employees to negotiate a new wage scale and asks the federal administration not to hinder bargaining. Timber Wolf sale reported in Moaioodle Pa with a wolf sold for 4.50.
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Amicons
John Javis
G. Webb ShoLezford
Central Coal Association
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Shijtuachord
Eubank
Unica
Federal
Cate
Maryland Day holiday noted for closures on March 25
Maryland Day falls on Saturday March 25 this year and is a legal holiday. Banks and county offices will be closed in observance.
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Maryland
Should mortgage tax on judgments be repealed
Reporter Today asks readers about repealing the mortgage and judgments tax. Responses from Roland Magaha, W. L. Grossnickle, R. M. Neighbors, Otho T. House, and Frank L. Phillips express varied opinions, with several urging repeal while others decline to state a view.
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Frederick
W. L. Grossnickle
Petersville
R. M
East Patrick Street
Otho T. House
Frank L. Phillips
Evangelistic Services At Christ Reformed Church Middletown
A large crowd attended last night as Dr. George A. Snyder led evangelistic services at Christ Reformed Church Middletown assisted by Rev. J S Soxder of Dayton. Services run nightly this week except Saturday with songs led by the church choir and focus on themes including The Holy Spirit and Our Need of Sin.
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Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
George Albert Snyder
JS. VU. Soxder
Dayton
Ohio
Middle Town
Syder
Snyder
Sim
Jesus
V M A Meeting Held At The United Brethren Church
The Thea Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren church held its March 10 meeting at Miss Daisie McDonald’s home. Officers elected for the year include President Jennie Remsberg and Vice President Mrs James Dubel. Dr Joseph H Apple spoke at the York Woman’s Club on From Generation to Generation to a large audience.
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Daisie McDonald
Jennie Remsberg
Fesgon
Remsberg
Jjesus
Falk
Trail Blazers
Association
Dubel
Ridgeway
Apple
Woman's Club
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
York
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News on March 13, 1902 note the Academy of the Visitation pupils retreat opening, a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Oscar and Mrs Waitz of Araby, with many locals in attendance, a large barn and farm machinery destroyed by fire near Avery Montgomery County, Rev M J Hoberty reassigned from Thermont to Waikeraville, a Y M C A banquet with participants including C Albert Gilson and William Zimmerman, and other period small notices from Frederick and Park Mills locations.
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Oscar Waitz
Araby
Frank Waltz
G. Waltz
Frank Engle
Charles Zimmerman
Vernandia Zimmerman
Baltimore
Hester Kanode
Park Milla
Wiliam Harris
Emma Bryan
RheTs Milla
James Haller
Charles Green
Park
Abraham
Mikestell
Florence Hahn
Arabi
Misees Maud
Paul Waltz
William Whitmore
Flint Hill
George Kanode
Park Mills
David Freshour
Frederick
James N. Barnesley
Avery
Montgomery County
Frederick Sights and Satire From Seventies Era Telephones
Seen and Heard Here and There reflects Frederick city life with a spoof of wartime fashion among boys wearing helmets, a first trolley ride to Thurmont, Hood College sighting, and humor about vamp earrings. It also notes a sharpwitted bank remark and a quip about wives for sale, ending with a boastful young woman buying a bulb for a mass dropper.
Detectives Track Milkman Clue in School Boy Mystery
In this 1922 tale, Snub and Bill suspect Professor Simonds of Bolshevik ties. They shadow his house after rumor spreads, observe a milkman delivering notes in a bottle, and find a coded message ordering "Leave a pint of cream tomorrow" as their clue to a supposed plot.
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Snub
Bull
Russia
Eaton
Saub
Simonda
Bill
Old Home Town By Staal FreI 175 Pound and Heavyweight Champ
Instructional wrestling piece detailing effective grips such as the half Nelson and crotch hold and the bar arm and head lock. It explains turning an opponent, lifting him off the mat, and driving weight to pin shoulders, with references to MeyER the Amateur Wrestler and staged positions for quick results.
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Frei
Keenan Mooney Wedding in St Louis Church
Miss Maria Mooney daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mooney and William C Keenan of New York wed last week at St Stochs church St Louis The ceremony was led by Rev Matthew D Tierney pastor of the Church of the Annunciation of Kansas City Keenan a Mount St Marys College graduate class of 1912 Wilson Foundation Fund Nears Finish Loudoun County Raises 603 for the Woodrow Wilson foundation surpassing its 500 quota reported by county chairman Mrs Robert L Preston
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Maria Mooney
William Mooney
St. Louis
Wm. ¢. Keenan
New York
St. Stoch's Church
Matthew D. Tierney
Church of the Annunciation
Kansas City
Keenan
Mount St. Mary's College
American History Day by Day Highlights Key Dates
A chronological list noting events on March 12 across colonial and American history. Entries include Virginia Loyalists surrender in 1652, Maryland settlers governing themselves in 1669, New York Duchy status in 1664, Pennsylvania first assembly in 1683, and Massachusetts reannexation by New Hampshire in 1690. Additional notes cover 1656 worship shifts, 1698 Trinity Church services, 1862 slavery policy, 1865 Jefferson Davis' last message, and 1984 adoption of standard time plus a note on the American Legion flower Daisy.
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Cornwallis Commissioners
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Trinity Church
Jefferson Davis
United States
Star Theatre Weekly Lineup For Pandoers Tillie and More
The Star presents Pandoers at the Star featuring Charlotte Walker, Rex Reach’s Lions Liar, and a spiritualism act with Hindu astrologist Prince Ali C V Sadhoo presenting Princess Isis. At the Empire Mary Miles Minter stars in Tillie with School Dar Love, a two rel comedy, and Fox News. Tuesday features Shadows of the Sea and Idle Roomers with Pathe News. Wednesday Norma Talmadge headlines The Wonderful Things with Saab Pollard and Selznick News. Thursday Violet Dana stars in The Fourteenth Lover with a two reel comedy and scenic pictures. Friday Lou Chaner leads The Night Rose with Sunshine Comedy Business to Business and Tate News. Saturday Accap's Fable and a Matt and JeW cartoon close the program alongside Heat Gibson in Headin West. City Opera House also shows The Gleamy Dawn with The Hurricane Hatch aerial and Fox News.
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Rex Reach
Bud Dancan
Prince Ali C. V. Sadhoo
Isis
the Empire
Mary Miles Minter
Paramount-Real Art
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Empire Theatre
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Doris Kenton
Norma Talmadge
Saab Pollard
Selznick News
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Tathe News
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Wharton Lectures at First Baptist on Horseback Through the Holy Land
Dr H M Wharton pastor of Brantly Baptist in Baltimore will speak Tuesday evening at 730 at First Baptist on his humorous lecture On Horseback Through the Holy Land He has toured the Holy Land and lectured across Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina to high praise His Baltimore visit follows a Brant ly Bible School appearance three years ago and his Brantly church leadership for 34 years Fr Joseph S Loughran to rest in Washington for health reasons after service in Hawaii Siberia and France where he was wounded in action and not fully recovered
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Cne
Qone
First Baptist Church
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Baltimore
Holy Land
Loughran
Joseph S. Loughran
St. John's Catholic Church
Jesteth
Washington
United States Army
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Famous Athletes on All Historical Team
The piece lists distinct figures among an imagined All Historical team with a wriggling mix of feats. Jonah the whale resisted, Adam led the human race, Babe Ruth is cast as the prodigal progenitor of long home runs, and a classroom moment centers on the word barque as a reading gag.
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Child Temporarily Lost Near Yellow Springs Found
Virginia Ebert nine, of big elty, strayed from grandmother Mrs Mathias Bartgis near Yellow Springs. She walked four miles to Mr Staley’s home after leading a dog by a neck string. Deputies searched the Yellow Spring mountain until the child was brought home by Mr Staley and reunited with her grandmother.
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Big Elty
Mathias Bartgis
Yellow Springs
Staley
Bartgig
Do You Know Case of Governor Vacancy in Maryland
In Maryland the Senate President acts as governor if the office is vacant until an election. If the President cannot serve due to death resignation removal from the state or refusal to serve the Speaker of the House of Delegates assumes the duties. This follows Section 7 Article 2 of the Maryland Constitution.
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