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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
9
A fragment from The Daily News begins with policy lines about republication rights Associated Press credit and the requirement to submit real names for opinions, followed by notices and mail instructions for editorial communications. The piece ends with postal classification as second class matter in Frederick Maryland.
Frederick aims to have President Harding attend the Maryland State Farmers Association convention in January 1923. A Washington delegation will present an appeal, hoping the president’s schedule allows a visit that would open the meeting and mark Frederick as a convention city. The event is expected to draw about 1200 Maryland residents and include Dairymen’s, Horticultural, Crop Improvement, and Sheep Growers associations.
English ancestors observed Harvest Home with religious observances to thank the Creator for bountiful crops. This year Thanksgiving finds granaries overflowing with larger crops. wheat and corn yields exceed last year and grain quality is better. Government estimates 100 million bushels more corn, offset by 105 million less old stock on farms. hogs up 10 percent and exports larger, supporting steady prices and returning prosperity for a jubilant Thanksgiving on November 30.
With less than six weeks until Christmas Day, merchants and post office officials urge early shopping and mailing. Early buying saves money and energy, ensures fresh stock, and avoids last minute stress as the season approaches. Wrap and mail gifts in advance to ensure timely delivery.
A devotional line urges trusting in the Lord as the path to pure rest and patient waiting, citing Psalm 37:7 and 37:5. The text emphasizes faith and calm endurance as guidance for daily spiritual life.
In a TRE Inquiring Reporter survey, residents including LOUISE ETCHISON and JOAN J SNYDER advocate a central place of execution for murderers, while H J MILLER and DR A K LEON also support centralization. Others oppose public details, citing secrecy and publicity concerns. The surrounding text notes timber by products and Hood College club news and an unconscious guard at Hood College.
The decomposed body of Frank Phebus was found in Wildwood Park Mt Airy near New Market. Identified by amputated feet as a 57 year old formerly employed at Montevue Hospital. Officials report no foul play and no inquest. Funeral arrangements pending.
A surprise party at Mr and Mrs John W Bowlus home west of Middletown honored their daughter Reggie Bowlus on her 11th birthday November 7. Attendees included family neighbors and friends such as Mr and Mrs Samuel Bowlus Mr M C Hdstowlus Mrs Ralph Bowlus and many others. Separate item notes a dinner on the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs S W Ramsburg of Bear Hansonville with a large gathering and presents.
Frederick column from The News November 15 1902 notes carp catches in the Monocacy totaling 44 pounds by Otis Anderson and William Frere. A local Business Men's Association meeting considers opening a large iron foundry. an out of town proposer refers to a committee. A wagon incident near South Market results in a horned wobble but no injuries. Masonic Temple dedication will be led by General Thomas J Shrrock with Grand Lodge officers. Mr James H L Dean and wife depart for California.
Judges and Rockville bar members gathered in the circuit court room to honor Frank Higgins a 30 year Rockville lawyer who died at age sixty one. Judge Edward C. Peter presided as the bar prepared resolutions read by H. Maurice Talbott and Robert B. Peter among others, with eulogies given by several attorneys. The resolutions were entered into court minutes and the session adjourned for the day.
A chaotic scene described as the Art Embroidery Club clash unfolds Saturday afternoon in Rava. Police reported a tense gathering as attendees debated a phrase critics labeled liberal, while a 2.50 a piece sale ad drew attention amid the disorder.
A plea urges medical professionals to inform women about early warning signs of cancer of the uterus. Early detection through simple examinations can cure many cases and prevent deaths, reducing deaths from uterine cancer.
The piece argues local conditions show definite cancer symptoms and if individuals recognize them early and seek examination, cancer can be treated and often cured. It stresses early detection and the medical profession and press share the duty to spread this message to the public.
A timeline of November events including Mason and Dixon boundary work in 1760s, the 1787 Continental Congress sessions, Lewis and Clark reaching the Columbia, Pike’s Peak sightings in 1805, and 1916 wireless links, with notes on American training and wartime warnings.
Captain Roger A Williams of the state police, famed in the city, has been granted a one week leave of absence due to ill health. Lieutenant Mathias Peppersack will supervise during his absence after Williams recovered from pneumonia years earlier. Williams recently advised his physician to visit the country for a full rest.
A fragment discusses misused titles in military communication. It notes that men should be addressed with Mr before names and that certain statements claim only men reveal themselves in the armed forces. The text reflects antiquated speech and formatting.
A Friday November 17 dancing demonstration by Prof Strasser of Syracuse with partner Peggy Williams will showcase modern waltzes one-steps and fox-trots at the Acadey of Dancing Junior Hall North Market street. The show centers on the regular soiree with added numbers before intermission around 10 o clock plus augmented orchestra music.
Mrs. Grace Langohr of 1009 Briscoe St Baltimore credits Tanlac with restoring energy and shedding about twenty pounds after months of nervous weakness and dizziness. She reports improved appetite, strength for daily chores, and urges others to try the medicine. Sold in local druggists.
The era warns that time grows closer each day as energy slows. The text urges discipline in spending, praising constant industry, prudence, thrift, and frugality as a lesson for modern business.
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