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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
5
The May 31 1923 issue notes drowning accidents rise with early summer, urging supervision for non swimmers and cramps in deep water. It warns canoe use is risky and recommends competent instruction. Also discusses shipping fledgling chickens by parcel post and White House chick deliveries to Mr. Harding.
A blistering editorial argues that Samuel Gompers denounced Bolshevism but warned against crime and lawlessness at home. It claims open shop advocates defend Americanism against radical labor influence, urging decisive action to crush what it calls Bolshevist sentiment infiltrating unions and politics.
Frederick residents favor broader observance of Memorial Day to honor those who served and sacrificed. Answers cite veterans of Civil War and recent conflicts, business and public alike urging greater respect and remembrance.
Walter Decker of the City Opera House and Empire Theatre foresees a steady, substantial increase in Frederick driven by a young progressive minority. He urges open hospitality to strangers, cites agriculture as core to growth, warns against a spider and fly approach to motorists, and urges better traffic law enforcement and welcoming business. He notes a tourist couple from New Jersey who were arrested, implying reputational risks for the city.
A lady praises a novelist's son while he explains his father’s stories to pay his bills. The tale recalls a Bryant anecdote of his daughter Julia who corrects a neighbor that poetry is not read but written or sung, reflecting family roles in literature.
Roman antiquities repurposed as living space amid rising costs and cramped flats in Rome. Tourists glimpse a tomb turned homestead with chairs beds and washing in a sarcophagus while a widow and four children sleep nearby. Four laborers share a rock cot as families seek private shelter in catacombs and vaults.
Local items from The News dated March 21, 1902 note Clarece Compher and Ernest Cookeriv as messengers for Western Union. A lecture by Rev Todd impressed at the Woman's Conference chapel. Harriet W Storm at South Market street added an iron fence. Frederick and Wandsboro baseball clubs to play four games at Athote Park. Floral designe and a large floral cannon were displayed in the cemetery for Captain Roscoe Owens.
Bruce a collie on a western Pennsylvania farm proves a working dog never truly retires. After the owner shifts to summer resort life Bruce seeks work and, learning a neighbor needs help with his sheep, finds renewed purpose.
A fragmentary notice and editorial jumbles together a biblical sentiment about God not casting away a perfect man and a fleeting reference to a "For Sale" advertisement in The News. The readable portions suggest a religious reflection amid scattered classified-like text.
A garbled OCR passage references dance, grooms, and university medics with scattered phrases. It mentions "MRL National Newspaper Service" and hints at wandering men, but the overall meaning is obscured by illegible characters and broken syntax.
In a new construction method described by Cleveland Gaines, concrete is shot through a nozzle at the end of a seven inch hose into a form reinforced with tar paper and chicken wire to build walls. A two inch thick wall is cured, then openings are fitted and the rest of the home is assembled around it.
Patsy Rogers climbs a wall to view a mysterious garden and befriends a mentally challenged girl in the Phillipa place. The granddaughter’s guardian Mr Phillips accepts Patsy as a companion, promising payment and a chance to save for college, a form of magic for Patsy.
The May 31 date marks pivotal events from 1790 when the first U S copyright act was enacted to 1918 when the transport Lincoln sank with 711 lives. Other noted anniversaries include Seven Pines in 1862 Hood's surrender in 1865 the Johnstown flood in 1889 and Milan Peace Congress in 1891.
The text cites Section 49 Article 3 granting General Assembly power to regulate election judges time place and manner of holding elections and returns. It also notes a church pulpit filling in Hanover and a reference to a New Jersey mosquito planner headline from the New York Post.
Women rely on the modern modiste and cosmetics, yet hidden suffering looms behind forced smiles. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as bringing health and relief, making a woman more attractive than gowns and cosmetics after fifty years of use.
The statement asserts the non speculative nature of the matter, confirms tax exempt status, and declares the safety of the Principal as unquestioned. It presents no further context or supporting details.
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