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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1922

Page

3

Fires spread as 52 forest blazes reported in Pa

Harrisburg May 4 Fifty two forest fires were reported to the state forestry department in twenty four hours. Pottsville district led with twenty four followed by Johnstown with twenty two and others in Tioga Lycoming Elk Franklin and Fulton counties. Several fires still burning and a wave of arrests for arson or incency charges accompanied the reports with warrants sworn for additional suspects in multiple counties.

Harrisburg State Forestry Department Pottsville Johnstown Tioga Lycoming Elk Franklin Fulton Pottagille Bedford Lackawanna Luzerne Fayette

Boy Scout Firefighters Fight Welsh Mountains Blaze

May 4 report from Lancaster shows Boy Scouts from New Holland Blue Ball and Terre Hill aiding mountain crews against a three by one mile fire in the Welsh mountains. More than 100 acres burned. flames not under control amid incendiary rumors. several hundred volunteers helped protect dwellings and barns.

Boy Scoute Lancaster Welsh Mountains New Holland Blue Ball Terre Hill Mountain Cers

Most Serious Cecil County Forest Fire Rages 24 Hours

Fires rage for a day near Theodore, Maryland, in Cecil county. authorities blame a hedge-row fire started by a woman, touching off what is described as the most serious forest blaze of the present generation. The blaze began near Theodore, north of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.

Maryland Elkson Cecil County Theodore Baltimore and Ohio

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed

Mrs. Adrith Tomsapee of 10567 Hiliness testifies the remedy helped her family and friends, claiming the doctor ordered it for women who are nervous and run down. The letter praises its value and widespread recommendations among women seeking relief.

Pinkham Adrith Tomsapee Lydia Elfinkbham

Current Business Conditions by George E Roberts

Entiment in business circles is cheerful despite losses, with improving activity in building, autos, and railroad equipment. Railroads show lower gross revenue but higher net income. Coal strike lingers with potential price effects. government takeovers not favored. Call for self-adjustment by miners, tech-driven productivity gains, and cautious foreign lending that respects market incentives.

United States Geological Survey United States Iit

Honoring Memory of Judge and Worcester Case

The piece recalls Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma praising John Marshall and the Cherokee Nation vs Georgia and Worcester case. It notes the 1785 Hopewell treaty recognizing Cherokee nation, Georgia actions in 1826 and 1830, the Supreme Court ruling finding Cherokee as domestic nation, and Worcester's 1890 arrest and 1832 ruling upholding his grandfather's constitutional rights. The article links Robertson to Marshall’s statue and remarks on federal state tensions.

Alice Robertson Oklahoma House of Representatives Samuel Worcester United States Georgia Troup Supreme Court Cherokee Nation Jack iSil Miss Robertson Worcester Gwinnett County Congress Tho Sproadh John Marshall Capitol Motice

Proverb Origins From Chaucer To Shakespeare

A compact survey traces common English proverbs from the Gesta Romanorum printed about 1473 through Chaucer born in 1328 and on to Shakespeare born in 1504. It lists numerous sayings later popular in everyday speech and quotes several in Shakespeare’s works.

Sret Geoffrey Chaucer Chaucer Shakespeare Avon

Note Paid After Guarantor Claims Responsibility

A borrower defaulted on a bank loan secured by a diligent man. After three notices with no response the guarantor was asked to settle. Confronted on the street, the maker admitted not expecting to pay, prompting the guarantor to cover the note to “credit the sum to experience.”

China real land of caste in old newspaper tale

An old column describes a caste like pattern among Chinese farmers with a master servant dynamic. It notes the farmer as lord while the hired man packs pigs for market using a wheelbarrow style carrier balanced with weights, the proprietor smoking as the work proceeds. It ends with a prompt to call The News about any happenings yesterday.

Frederick City Voting Reform and City Officers Election Act

Maryland laws repeal and reenact Frederick County sections to redraw city voting precincts for Frederick, defining eligibility to vote, genders, and mayoral Aldermen elections. It establishes precinct boundaries, voter registration, and the Board of Supervisors of Elections for Frederick City with fixed terms and compensation.

Maryland Frederick Frederick County General Assembly of Frederick City Fraendok Gaatern Jefferson Street Market and Patrick Streets South Market Street Fort Patrick Street North Market and Second Proceet l North Market Street Market West Patrick Street Precinct North Market Second Streets East Second Street Patrick Street Ltmata Fifth Streets West Fifth Street Fourth Streets East Fourth Street Precinct Northall Cavnarate Vimita Precinct No Smita Fourth Street Sid City Board of Supervienne of Tiectiona Waft Supervisera Tatern Baia City Alwave Othe Ane Minnrity Esid Electiana Leore Povenanci

Registration Procedures In Frederick City Maryland

The document outlines the duties of the clerk and board of registry for voter registration in Frederick City, detailing appointment, removal, oath administration, and the process of registering voters. It covers registration book entries, eligibility checks, disqualifications, residence descriptions on forms, naturalization status, reading ability, and signatures. It also describes daily procedures, cross-checking with prior registries, and the board’s duties during pre election registration sessions.

Watt Hile Place Riolence Board of Regjintey

Provisions on Voter Affidavits and Registry Erasures

The document outlines that a voter who has been convicted of an infamous crime must swear an oath of pardon before a board of registry. The board may erase the voter's name from the rolls if not satisfied, with a written remark of the grounds. It also covers witness examination, appeals, and emergency status for the act, including pay for judges and clerks and effective date details.

Ant Donald Board of Reiaity Board of Nerviyora Board of Registry Athall Gven Cald Board Auch Poraan Bersay Gach Nathd Oravedt Board of Supervisors of Election Gargral Assembly Albert C. Ritchie William I. Norris Senate John L. G. Lee House of Delegater

Afghan Gazelle Hunter Captures Officer With Afghan Hound

In a humorous vignette from a New York Tribune piece a retired London army captain and his Afghan companion Tazidah are described on a snow covered Afghan hillside. Tazidah’s large feet are praised as snowshoes aiding her gazelle pursuit.

Mediterranean Percival M. Fielding London Tazidsh the Beautiful New York Tribune Afghanistan Tazidah Taxidah Taziish

A Genial Heckler on a Tough Road Anecdote

Prime Minister Lloyd George quips during an election tour about a rough road and a sign urging motorists to ease the horse’s pull. The crowd applauds at the humor, then a wag jests for Steve to try the hill, with the leader continuing his point on kindness.

Ldoyd George Steve Georgie

Say You Saw and I’m the News

A compact note reflects a newspaper rebirth theme with a call to readers to acknowledge and engage with local reporting. It hints at revival or rebranding of a newsroom and urges public attention to ongoing journalism.

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