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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1922
Page
5
The article outlines editorial rules requiring real names for communications and opinions, forbidding unsourced expressions unless backed by authors, and stating free notices must be mailed to the office. It notes FredericK Maryland post office classification and publication details.
Henry P. Davison, who died recently, is praised as a prime example of American business leadership who gave two years to directing the Red Cross rather than pursuing wealth. The piece contrasts Davison’s civic spirit with the notion that business men chase money and calls Americans to support public causes. It also notes China’s political turmoil, Wu’s call for unity, and includes a short parable about management and hiring.
Frederick notes from May 37 1902 report Columbus Derr appointed road superintendent at Creagers Town district replacing Charles E Speak. Pawnee Bills Wild West Show drew large crowds at two O Leary lot performances near the fair grounds. Ladies group planned Masonic festival with Eastern Star members prominent. Horace Clarke of St Louis hosted a supper at City Hotel with guests including Mr and Mrs C W Ross Jr, Mr and Mrs D C Winebreger Jr, Miss Nappie Potts, Misragh, Dr Ira J McCurdy and Arthur Trail. Woodstore Baseball Club formed with listed players. A horse tethered at Frank Browns tenant on Markell farm ran loose, struck a car at B&O siding and died.
Oscar Grove and Frank Bell voice contrasting views on the game. Marshall Stockman and Harry Orrisb on, while Robert Shipley calls it all right, reflecting mixed public reaction to the clash yesterday.
New York May 17 The Majestic the giant new liner from England arrives after a record maiden voyage at up to 26 knots. Skipper Sir Bertram Hayes and Captain A K Peterson welcomed by crowds in New York harbor as the ship docks after clearing quarantine. Mauretania salutes and the Majestic earns praise for speed size and arrival.
Eight people drowned when the Marlin-Belton bridge over the Brazos River near Martin collapsed under flood pressure. The most remarkable report lists 30 on the bridge. High water weakened the approach on the west end where victims worked to save the structure.
A clipped religious quotation from Galatians 6.1 urges those in the spirit to restore a brother or sister who sins, while gently reminding them to watch themselves so they are not tempted.
In Buckeystown district a large farmers meeting at Adamstown schoolhouse protested appointing a county farm agent to replace P A Hauver. They adopted resolutions urging abolition of the post, reallocation of funds to tax relief, and a county-wide taxpayers meeting with the Board of County Commissioners.
Mrs Tim Murphy the mother of labor leader Tim Murphy stands at the county jail entrance vowing to stay until her son is released. Warden Wesley Westbrook greeted her as she said she had slept there all night and would remain despite police efforts to keep her away.
An aged speaker rails against public authority and private utility takedowns. The verse laments public utilization firms that tear up the streets and resemble old tactics. The quip condemns power abuses and hints at political critique.
In this True Stories feature a desert trek reveals an airedale's loyalty as a hunter and helper. A master and his water-bearing dog rescue a stranded traveler with quick aid, illustrating the breed's versatility and steadfast nature. The piece describes the airedale's appearance, temperament, history, and care, setting up eight installments about dogs and guidance on choosing and raising them.
The gossip column describes two men debating a route by East Patrick Street toward a hosiery factory and a second scene on court steps where old farmers discuss crops. A nearby engagement is teased by married friends, prompting flirtatious banter and a sharp remark about a blush.
The cutter Hahn seized the 125 ton sloop Grace and Edna off the New Jersey coast carrying 2000 cases of whisky. Six crew members were arrested. The ship had sailed from Nessag in the Bahamas for a Canadian port about three weeks earlier. Officials noted an alleged illicit cargo operation and a possible mother exchange near the New Jersey coast.
Harry complains of dull chores and decides to run away to earn a camera. Uncle Fred proposes a plan: two weeks of productive work at home in exchange for the camera. Harry bleeds into the scheme, completes the run and earns praise and a chance to help in the store, ending with a hopeful note about responsibility.
May 17 marks key events from 1605 to 1849 including Maine coast exploration by George Wemouth, Newark founding in 1666, Virginia’s House of Burgesses dissolution in 1769, Rhode Island proposing a general Congress in 1774, and the Baltimore Sun first issue in 1837. A St Louis fire destroyed 22 steamboats and 15 blocks of buildings in 1849. A newsroom fragment shows a clerk and manager exchange about answering questions and speaking.
Section 37 of Marrand's Constitution limits payment for emancipated slaves and urges adoption of U S compensation and equitable distribution. Fragmentary dialogue follows about aging, reflection, and a playful banter between characters, with unrelated interjections.
A plea from overworked wives and mothers who face blame from relatives while battling headaches backache and nerves. The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy and cites grateful letters from women who claim improved health and happiness after use.
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