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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
2
Plant sweet peas early for brighter, richer blooms and sturdy vines. Prepare deep ground with manure and bone meal, set plants 6 to 15 inches apart, provide wind protection and bamboo or net supports, water when dry, and practice light, regular cultivation.
Pretoria reported government forces making major gains against revolutionaries, with 2200 prisoners captured in the central area. Troops occupied high ground near Weatcliffe and drove rebels eastward from Krugersdorp toward British Bechuanaland. Air bombardments caused severe casualties among insurgents and many strikers were killed or wounded at Ellis Park.
New York promoter Jarica Vo Martin says a floating liquor palace beyond the three mile limit will be built in Europe at about 16 million dollars. Roy Wesles, federal prohibition chief, counters the plan and a second, possibly larger liquor palace may follow if the first succeeds. Martin claims international law allows the venture and hints the vessel will be as large as the Leviathan.
March 4 report from Pittsburgh and Harrisburg notes Laura A. Brown the first woman to file a petition to run for the house of representatives. Other filings include Joseph Shoenecker and H Leroy Anderson from Allegheny County and Ernest Kooser of Connellsville. The first congressional nominating petition was filed for the May primary by Rep Harry J. Bister in the twenty eighth district.
Virginia Forget, 20, heiress of a prominent Mineola family, was shot and slain by William Magee a married man and father of two. Magee then shot himself suffering wounds at Nassau Hospital where doctors fear for his life. A separate item notes 15 year old Clarence Mitchell died from a baserun injury during a Fal lis school game in Harbor City New Jersey.
Frederick readers see a product claim for Lavoptik eye wash to relieve bloodshot eyes and dark rings. The ad promises quick results with camphor and other ingredients, noting two versions and a small bottle priced to appeal to strained or inflamed eyes.
Philadelphia March 14 two police officers and a bandit were shot during an unsuccessful attempt to rob two bank messengers. A bank runner was injured, and about 138000 was seized with half recovered. One bandit escaped in a car, another was captured after a chase through Lombard and Rodman streets ending in a poolroom at 627 Lombard. McGirr, Butler, Vitangue and others faced gunfire as the loot stayed with the robbers.
A compact reflection on ongoing reporting, asserting The News provides continual coverage of unfolding events rather than a final snapshot. It emphasizes the newspaper’s role in delivering timely updates across topics as they develop.
In Cheswick near Rural Ridge mines a blasting accident with an electric detonating device killed Andy Usko and injured John Svyidran and Kat Cucoik. All three worked for Bessemer & Lake Erie railroad. the blast blew them about thirty feet, Usko dying at Allegheny Valley Hospital Tarentum.
Washington March 14 Appeals of a borough of Edselwood near Pittsburgh to set aside the decision of the late courts having in the Pennsylvania public service commissions jurisdiction over street uses were discussed by not.
Help the kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills. Home folks recommend. A Frederick Case: Thomas W. Butts reports backache, nocturnal urination, and burning while passing kidney secretions, and says Dean's Kidney Pills gave relief.
The Supreme Court ruled that railroads within a state and engaged in interstate commerce are not exclusively within federal jurisdiction in their operation and abandonment of properties. The decision was reported by The Associated Press from Washington dated March 1.
A Wauseon Ohio reader asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her daughter from backache and leg-ache, enabling normal activity and advising other mothers to consider the product. The letter portrays lasting improvement and recommends publication as a testimonial.
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