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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
6
The Daily News outlines policy requiring real name attribution for communications and states opinion pieces must be submitted in writing. It notes postal submission preferred over telephone and identifies the paper as an Associated Press member with limited publication of date unless consented.
Alton B. Carty, once with The News, recalls the 1882 start of the paper in the Whalen Building on North Market Street and the effort to publish a daily daily paper. He notes staff, initial four page format, early circulation, and the roles of Miss Gitlinger and Mr. Delaplaine in launching the paper. Also included is a second letter urging Montevue reforms in Frederick County seeking an elected superintendent and nonpolitical trustees with rapid action urged.
Daniel J. Ryan discusses socialist colonies founded in the United States guided by Fourier and Owen. He details about 40 colonies that collapsed quickly, noting religious sects kept other communities alive longer. The result: industrious and skilled workers bore the burden while the idle benefited, provoking charges that communism stifles energy and ambition.
Carlos M. de Garmendia defends a petition urging Senate Bill 146 to raise taxes on race tracks and direct 100000 to the Maryland Fair Association with equal shares to members. He notes over 650 signatures from Frederick county taxpayers and citizens, arguing petitioners understood its purpose and criticizing alleged misinterpretations.
The Waste Basket and the Sewing Basket quarrel over respect and utility as the Sewing Basket boasts of social polish and variety. The Waste Basket resents neglect until the mistress orders a cleaning and hints at discarding the Sewing Basket, leaving the room to be tidied and the Waste Basket relieved from dust.
Instructions from the Art Institute of Chicago for home clay projects. Make a 49-block color puzzle set by slicing clay, drying, then painting and sealing. Also teach bead making by rolling clay, threading holes, drying, painting, and shellacking. Includes box lid playing board use and design ideas.
An overheated stove in John Keefer's residence at 20 East South Street caused a second floor blaze last night around 9. Neighbors fought the fire with buckets while firefighters carried chemical tanks to the attic area. The attic floor and first floor ceiling suffered scorching, furniture avoided major damage, and losses totaled about 300 dollars. All three Keefer residents were out of the house. Birthday reception note follows.
Frederick items note A V Lampe declined a teaching post in Yakate Japan while Grace Reformed planned a new Kemp Hall church. Brengie rooms improved on North Market Street. Roger Young to occupy. A freight wreck near Lime Kiln halted Baltimore and Ohio traffic. 8 cars damaged. $16 stolen from James Elworthy during highway hold up. Sheriff and deputies searched. Fox Saddles sold his prize hound Saddles. Potomac River overflowed barns. Knights of Pritish lodge work underway in new Masonic temple. Easter Monday dance planned by Frederick ladies.
The marriage of Grace D. Toms and Duncan R. Parette, of New York, was announced with Rev. Dr. J A Weyl officiating. The couple will reside in Plainfield New Jersey after purchasing a home there. Also noted is Elizabeth Hedges visiting family from Hannah Moore Academy with Susan Hatton of Portsmouth Virginia.
Fragmentary OCR line shows Jake Bentley making a cryptic remark about corn and burning five toms, with misspellings and unclear context suggesting a damaged source or misattribution. The piece provides no verifiable facts or event details.
The legislature may by law impeach the Governor and on conviction or inability may designate who shall perform the executive duties. This quoter comes from Section 7, Article 2 of Maryland's Constitution.
On March 14 the Rhode Island charter was obtained by Roger Williams in 1643. On the same date in 1661 William Ledra was hanged for Quaker beliefs by Massachusetts Puritans. In 1780 Mobile Alabama fell to Spaniards. Eli Whitney secured a patent for the cotton gin in 1794. The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge was first crossed by a train in 1855.
The tenth and eleventh graders took part in a debate on the motion that it is cheaper to own a home than rent. The negative won the debate after judges ruled against the affirmative. The club plans to meet again on March 17 and discuss a new Maryland constitution. Rabbi Morris S Lazaron from Baltimore will visit Frederick and Brunswick to assist in Passover events and urban Jewish school organization.
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The Inquiring Reporter asked locals if severe penalties should be imposed for whiskey theft. Opinions split with Mrs Sponsteller and Brashear against harsher penalties, Sier and Koontz in favor, Swartz undecided.
The A division of the B. L. L. held a meeting led by vice president Reno S Harp Jr and secretary Floyd Rimbs. Read minutes and roll, then a varied program included recitations by Merl Wachter Bernard Stull Carl Derr David Kemp Nevin Smith plus a debate on renting versus home touring.
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