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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1922
Page
5
Public notice from The Daily News outlines submission rules for letters opinions and advertising. Writers must provide real names and contact details and notices must be mailed to the office for publication.
The piece discusses holiday shopping trends and advice on reading ads for best value, plus Marriage Licenses for local couples and community notices. It lists several weddings and a meeting of the Sunshine Weavers, with names and locations from Frederick and nearby towns.
A panel of Frederick figures discusses whether a firm Allied stance toward Turkey would end outrages against Christians. Answers vary from strong optimism to cautious doubt, with a memorial park tribute to war dead and a note on an Eight Famous Victor Artists concert at the City Opera House.
Chronicle of events tied to November dates across history. Entries include New Jersey ratifying the Articles of Confederation, Jay’s treaty progress, Gettysburg’s National Cemetery dedication, Ruth Law’s long distance flight, a NYC coal shortage disclosure, a London Aero Club offer for Atlantic crossing, Peregrine White’s New England birth, and other dated notes and milestones.
A religious snippet quotes Psalm 34 about calling on the Lord and being delivered from fear. The text emphasizes seeking divine help and the Lord hearing the cry of the poor, praising deliverance from troubles.
Sunday featured Near East Relief field day as churches across the city and county held appeals for aid to refugees in the Turkish war zones. speakers including Caph Hugh Henry Dr W McCreary and Miss Katherine Reynolds McCormick described famine, shelter, clothing, and danger faced by Christian refugees, urging support for relief work through local congregations.
The writer mocks the lack of candidates and the office's silence while wishing for Henry Ferrar money to buy an electric ice box. The piece uses rustic dialect to express street politics and practical desires.
A speaker warns that men, women and children face no mercy as Turkish persecution of Greeks and Armenians continues. She states America must act quickly to stop atrocities and expose Turkish propaganda abroad. The appeal calls for relief aid for the stricken in the Near East.
Dozens of volunteers battled a forest fire on Red Hill Mountain since Saturday, edging toward W. G. Hughes near Keedysville. The home and outbuildings were saved as neighbors formed lines, extinguishing the fire. About 200 to 490 acres of timber land were destroyed.
Saturday's successful local chapters included William Wolf Walter Baker and Carey Null who bagged 17 rabbie and 13 birds. They also captured a brown mink near the mouth of the Monocacy. The mink was a striking specimen and such small animals are rare in this region.
J William Himbury residence at South Market street given a fresh coat of paint. Chas. C. Murray yard fronts on South Market street now features an attractive wire fence.
Local items from The News, November 20, 1902. Aldermen consider placing scales at Farmer Mutual Exchange on East All Saints street. Dedication exercises for Masonic Temple planned with General Chaffee and Admiral Schley invited. County election cost £4,269.05 plus officials’ salaries. Pierre Light Wilson, son of Baltimore lawyer Charles J. Wilson, passes naval academy exam. Western Maryland Railway fire near Highfield now under control.
Edna Marie Wenshoff and Joseph Klos wed at Edna’s parents home near Gettysburg with Rev. William Charles Day officiating. Edna taught in Adams County after attending Shippensburg State Normal. Klos works in Lancaster electrical shop. couple will reside in Lancaster. Attendees included Wenshoff family and relatives from Waynesboro Emmitsburg and Lancaster. Similar notices cover Kinna Warfield marriage and Zander Robinson nuptials in the same region.
A guide explains proper dining etiquette noting gloves should not be on the table, the owner eats, and a woman should hold her bag or packet in her lap to avoid it hitting the floor.
Geo H. McPhail of 14 Washington Boulevard Baltimore says Tanlac relieved two years of indigestion pains bloating and breathlessness after two bottles. He claims he now eats freely sleeps well and feels stronger asserting Tanlac is the best medicine in the world sold by Frederick druggists.
Several wood taxicabs bulk priced with Whig Kiel tires. Readable condition if purchased. See Stew Art Taxi Service Co. Baltimore Maryland. For sale Ford Togring car in poor condition cheap to quick buyer. Phone 252 W Frederick.
The bank announces available services to facilitate redemption or exchange of the above certificates beginning November 16, 1922. This notice outlines the bank’s role and the effective start date for processing these actions.
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