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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
7
The Daily News describes publication rules and advertising notices, stating real names are required for opinions and communications. Notices must be written and mailed to the office. telephone submissions are not accepted.
The News begins a Frederick city series titled Frederick's Future with interviews from well known local businessmen. They discuss a stronger economy, rising building activity, falling material costs from postwar peaks, and optimism for municipal growth as homes and properties rise.
In Trenton on May 26 the state reported major progress in eradicating the gypsy moth under Harry R. Weiss of the agriculture department. A $125,000 state grant plus $100,000,000 federal aid funds the effort, with 1400 square miles sprayed this year. Extermination focus follows discovery on the Duke estate. Last year over 3,000,000 egg masses were found and destroyed. this year about 1,000. Twenty-one sprayers will operate next week with 150 tons of arsenate of lead planned for spraying.
Houston May 26 convention of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Fuelers voted against creating a Brotherhood cooperative bank and building company. Italy will reach 1.6173 million horsepower from new hydroelectric central stations, doubling capacity in five years.
A compact reflection on seeking the kingdom of God and His righteousness as a guiding life principle. The snippet cites Matthew 6 and urges prioritizing divine values to receive daily needs. The tone resembles a devotional item from a periodical.
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents for their view on warm weather. Arthur Stevens says it’s the weather for me, T H Alexander calls it great, Leonard Allison wants it hotter, Frank Geisbert notes it’s fine for his garden, M L Clem says he sustains fine.
Feagaville residents note a Holy Communion service at St Luke's Lutheran church on Sunday at 10 30 AM. Local visits and social gatherings are listed, including families from Brunswic, Middletown, and Washington. Chicken pox remains prevalent in the area.
Benjamin Rosenour Jr a former Rosenour and Sons member now with Frederick Realty Co says Frederick’s industrial and commercial outlook is brighter than in two decades while stressing the need for a progressive city administration led by a capable mayor and five aldermen. A record building boom with 1.6 million dollars in public works and new tourist park nearby, plus advantageous highway location and rising farm prices, signal a new era for Frederick as local merchants anticipate growth and civic progress. The News plans a series of businessman quotes to gauge sentiment on Frederick’s future.
Frederick items note Whittier heroine Life of Whittier's Heroine edition issued. Confederate Memorial Day speakers include Gov. John Walter Smith and others. June 18 commencement announced. Frame house tear down on North Market Street with three story brick building planned. Restaurant on Court Street sold. Baltimore and Ohio officials toured Frederick meeting Gen L Victor Baughman and others. luncheon at Popular Terrace hosted by Mr Baughman.
The Montgom ery Circuit held its Quarterly Conference in Browningsville with Dr. Edwards presiding. The Ladies Aid served lunch to the official board and visitors at the Watkins home. Sunday visits included multiple local families and relatives from Baltimore and Frederick. A May 23 birthday party for Lois Davis featured a pink candle cake. The Ladies Aid met at the Grimes home and will convene next in June. Several local families and visitors were noted in social gatherings and visits throughout the week.
A local notice notes Abe Marlin Th Hopeymoon facing a divorce as a couple splits. the report highlights his reputation as a reliable man amid housing moves and social changes within the community.
Fritzi the performing bear leaves his trainer to seek freedom in the mountains. He enjoys forest life briefly but longs for human company and returns toward town after unsettling encounters with campers and locals. He dons a laurel wreath, contemplates his vanity, and resumes the road toward his former master as crowds react to his arrival. Decoration Day at Fairmount cemetery in Libertyville is announced for Sunday at 2 pm with Holden Felton and Rev J E Holt delivering addresses.
Dorothy and Elizabeth, fond of camping, plan a long tramp through a misty woods on a raw Saturday to cook a quick hobo stew. Elizabeth details ingredients and steps using potatoes, onion, tinned meat, bacon fat, flour, and water, cooked in a pan over a sheltering rock, served with bread and butter.
Sunday visits include Mrs Lucinda Beall Aunt Martha Pardum and others. Families Mr and Mrs Talmage Bennett Jos Day Pardum Linthicum Howard Watkins Marshall Silas Beall. Luther Burdette and daughter Helen visited Co H McElfresh. May 27 festival planned by St Mark Lutheran church in town hall. Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jesse Carey. Japanese Diet passes bill banning liquor sales to minors after 15 failed Upper House attempts.
The piece likens symptoms of female distress to stormy skies and asserts a single standard remedy. It critiques nervous irritability headaches and dragging pains as intolerable until relief arrives via Lydia FL Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, claiming it offers stronger results than words.
On May 26 historical milestones include Massachusetts resisting Royal Commissioners in 1665, the First New Jersey Assembly meeting in Elizabeth in 1668, Congress forming the Bank of North America in 1781, Tennessee organized as a territory in 1790, a 1836 vote noting Congress lacked will or power to end slavery, and one vote short of impeachment for President Johnson in 1868.
The General Assembly shall provide a simple uniform system of charges in clerks offices and registers of wills and for the collection thereof. Compensation for officers in any county shall not exceed 2000 dollars yearly, and clerks assistants and office expenses shall be paid from receipts or fees of the respective offices.
A testimonial praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as life changing for indigestion bloating and colic. The ad claims the 1 dose contact or money refund and cites Co-Operative Triad Co Inc and druggists as distributors.
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