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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
5
A partial clipping from The Daily News in Frederick Maryland references a manufacturing company and Associated Press style guidelines. The text mentions permission for republication and author identification for letters or notices, with postal submission required for notices and no telephoned ads.
A 1923 discussion argues speculation in foodstuffs helps balance prices for producers and consumers. It notes two opposing forces, potential abuses, and the role of market cooperatives, while warning abolishing speculation could worsen national conditions.
Frederick area residents give mixed views on a soldiers' bonus bill. G T Horton calls Congress slow and doubtful. Harry Cutbail doubts knowledge of Congress moves. L Starr says very doubtful. M A Woodward hopes not now. Kenneth Tregoning thinks no bonus bill at this time.
The writer praises Alton Carty for a tribute to The News and recalls the paper’s early days in Frederick. He notes the old Whalen building, the move to Kemp's Emporium, and former staff like Dave Elkins Perry McCleery Charlie Cline and Jake Engelbrecht. The piece cherishes memory of primitive printing and shows enduring affection for the growing publication.
A compact line notes an 1822 copyright claim tied to a work titled Oronte with reference to a school study. It records a historic copyright note, preserving a dated entity and its associated title for archival reference.
Libertytown reports visits by Baltimore residents and area social ties with families traveling to Amenville Frederick and Tutimore. A short moral tale follows about a deli boy Otto whose cheerful smile softens a gruff shop owner, prompting reflection on kindness and change.
Today puzzle solves to a word square with rearranged letter groups Mala Rcha Leha. The column records several social visits including Mr and Mrs. Larren Austin and family in Detour and many houses in Westminster Frederick Hagerstown Baltimore Thurmont Keysville and Keysville.
The piece describes a fast leg trip technique with a left hand on the opponent's wrist and a firm grip on the head to topple the foe, followed by forcing the shoulders to the mat. It warns against excessive neck pressure and explains escaping the side chancery. The text also reflects on youth writers and Lincoln's effort to articulate ideas clearly.
Ed Strangler Lewis worlds heavyweight champion deposits 10 000 for a mixed match with boxing champion Jack Dempsey to be staged in the United States with a date to be set. Dempsey’s manager says a straight boxing bout or mixed bout is possible with Lewis unable to throw Dempsey in 20 minutes of wrestling.
In the quotation from Maryland Constitution Section 2 Article 2 the General Assembly may extend its sessions if the public interest requires, but not beyond ninety days in duration per any session. This establishes a time limit on extended legislative sessions and frames the public interest as the deciding factor for continuation.
A compact record notes key events on March 16: the Portsmouth Church condemned in 1640, William Bird born in 1674, Portsmouth’s first provincial assembly in 1680, the U S Military Academy at West Point founded in 1802, the Maine wreck in 1912, and barber Ingomar Albaugh quietly celebrating his birthday with a postcard shower yesterday.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick news items recall a Woman's College recital by Miss Bertha Price. Oscar Bragonier and Smyrna pupil from Philippines return home. war relics found near Middletown. a straw-filled frame shed on West Patrick Street burned. Bruceville dam project preps after flood. Roanoke College Ciceronian Society held its 46th annual celebration with Oscar M. Fogie as first orator. local business sale and a Middletown addition creamery building purchased by Albert S. Remsee.
Madame Margaret Matzenauer renowned grand opera singer denies claims of abandonment by her chauffeur husband Floyd Glotzbach. She says she threw him out January 26 in New York and pursues absolute divorce in New York citing fidelity grounds and naming a corespondent. She notes she paid him $150 monthly yet bore his expenses.
A quirky town notice reports a resident named PoGH Bah resigning from attempts at multiple offices while joking about chasing chickens and cots. The item notes March dates and local humor without detailing official actions or outcomes.
A newspaper ad-style notice promises freckle removal with Othine double strength. It claims sun and wind worsen freckles and touts a total skin whitening effect. The copy urges readers to buy an ounce from a druggist and offers money back.
In a Berkshire town meeting the residents named Creamer as moderator, town clerk, selectman, treasurer, tax collector, overseer of the poor, and health board member. When nominated for field driver the meeting halted the honors, signaling an abrupt pause in the sequence of offices.
Dr Carey promotes Marshroot as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming it protects life. The ad urges prompt use for symptoms like painful urination backache and irritability, offers a guaranteed money back on the first bottle and a trial size via Dr Carey Go.
Report of the condition shows assets totaling 941 895 50 in currency and coins with deposits in reserves and notes. Liabilities list capital stock 25 000, surplus 13 096 88, undivided profits, and deposits totaling 4 090 231 56 with reserves and interest separate, sworn by cashier Edwin Devilbline on March 14, 1222.
The document records a financial statement of $1 843 195 07 for State of Maryland Frederick County bank. J W L Carty cashier swears to its truth on March 14 1922 before Notary J Harry Kennedy. Directors Noaher Cramer Bens F Reich ane McCardell attest to its correctness.
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