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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
4
The Daily News outlines submission rules requiring real names for opinion pieces and advertising notices to be mailed to the office. It states the Associated Press credit policy and the newspaper’s mailing and classification details.
A 1922 discussion argues socialists would fail if they controlled the entire government or a large plant. It notes progress begins small, cites rail history, and contends socialism must prove superiority through successful communities or industries. The piece labels socialist plans as false mirages lacking practical merit.
Rev R S Patterson of Woodsboro replies to Rev W J Kane criticizing the Ministerial Association and Senator Gundrell. He argues Goodell acted against law enforcement and constitutional limits, defends separation of church and state, and upholds prohibition work while condemning Kane’s use of logic. Patterson urges ministers to oppose crime and defend moral laws.
Readers give mixed views on the soldier memorial design. Paul Kennedy supports the chosen plan but calls for satisfaction. Ralph Zimmerman says the selected design is best while Clarene Dunsing prefers a community house. Earl Bagent praises the design and proposes a big commemorative event. Harry Sitipple states satisfaction with the result.
Brinkley lends his boot legger to Tipton Bud until he returns from Iowa. Jake Bentley endures a long wait to avoid a fine and has sold his car.
Instructions describe crafting baby and mammy dolls from leftover worsted yarn with tying methods for necks waists and limbs. Steps cover eyes nose and mouth stitching, ribbon bows, and dressing, plus a wartime French practice of corded dolls for luck and a washable toy pair. The piece ends with a grim quip from a cannibal about a former star student.
Local tale of lawn care clash and community cooperation between families Fulton and Patterson as they adjust mowing schedules and plan joint yard tasks. A puzzle at the end hints at garden tools and clothing items.
Social notes report a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Clarence W Stottlemyer at Utica on Thursday March 9 with numerous friends and relatives attending. A separate pound party near Monrovia on March 28 featured supper and many attendees. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Violet Smith at Blemheim Cottage with several gifts and refreshments.
On March 28 dates span 1834 when President Jackson faced Senate censure. 1846 sees American army at Matamoras opposite. 1864 notes Confederate defeat at Cane River Louisiana. 1882 Congress extends Nebraska north to the 2nd parallel.
The constitution requires the governor to regularly, and when expedient semi annually, examine under oath the state treasurer and comptroller and review their bank and other account books to oversee their offices.
Police raided a West Sixth Street home last night and arrested Jennie Lee and Luther Lee along with others for keeping a disorderly house. Witnesses named Howard Robertson Charlie Gordon Dora Weeken Genevieve Lee Clarence Murphy and John Gordon were held for hearings before Justice J Gray Johnson. Protests followed noisy home brew and clashes among residents.
Readable items from The News columns dated March 21 1902 describe a 41 pound Potomac carp caught by Mert'na Pick with his hands near Sir John’s Inn, a fire destroying a stable behind the Fisby saloon on West All Saints Street and another in Brewers Alley belonging to Edward Burke. Also listed are contract awards by the Board of Charities and Corrections for Monte. Tue and the jar including potatoes flour fats clothing and coal, plus cottages planned on the mountain by C Waring Tyson L E Mullain and Hon M G Urner.
The Antisallon League broadside targets State Senator Goodell of Frederick County over his referendum stance. The piece accuses him of seeking a federal appointment and cites shifts in his position after talks with Norris and Hill, implying wet influence and a public scandal. The report notes expected closing of the American Ruble Society after seven years due to production costs.
An elderly man recalls overcoming severe catarrh and digestive ailments with Marys Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the product clears mucus from the digestive tract and reduces inflammation affecting the stomach liver and intestines. One dose guarantees relief or money back. Cooperative Drug Co Inc and Pharmacists Everywhere.
Atlantic City Easter week will premiere Go Easy Mabel a new musical by Charles George Meginnis formerly of Hagerstown Ethel Levey to star at the Longacre Theatre in New York Bowers Gets Cry Job Martinsburg native George M Bowers Jr deputy federal prohibition agent for Northern District of West Virginia starts April 1 in Washington DC The public executioners of Germany strike saying they cannot afford to behead criminals at cut rates.
An Ohio reader testifies to Dr Orth’s Stomach Remedy easing year long stomach trouble, rheumatic backache, and enabling a return to work. The ad claims rapid relief for indigestion sour stomach gas and related symptoms and offers mail order with a 75 cent box to distant customers.
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