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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
4
A passage from Deuteronomy chapter 16 verses 10 to 15 instructs observance of the Feast of Weeks with a freewill offering, rejoicing before the Lord with family and the needy, and recalling liberation from Egypt. It also commands the Feast of Tabernacles seven days after harvest, with communal rejoicing and blessings from God for all offerings and labor.
A column argues Americans may forget God while enjoying Thanksgiving when football and leisure replace devotion. It urges returning to prayerful reflection on national origins, the perils faced by forefathers, and the duty to aid the poor and needy, preserving the republic through gratitude and reverence.
A former police official, Deater, caused a disturbance by tearing a parking tag from a machine on Market Street and throwing it into the street. Police tracked him to headquarters where a hearing was set. a related case notes a small fine and costs for a separate drunkenness charge.
Questions prompt brief replies from local residents near Frederick and Pearl. Respondents cite health, nourishment, and general gratitude for blessings, with imperfect spelling reflecting a historic period voice in a community feature.
At the Frederick Addington club meeting Miss Grare Sherleigh and Miss Dorothy Wrreg present a study on Mexican artifacts and writing systems. They describe hieroglyphic origins, Aztec calendars, and the loss of manuscripts after the Spanish conquest. The Aztec Calendar Stone at the National Museum in Mexico City is highlighted, with Yale owning a third relic since 1895.
Figures from C. C. Wallace secretary of the state Tax Commission show Mary land’s taxable basis at 1,780,597,623 dollars for 19237 producing tax of 5,364,713 dollars. Added are receipts tax 16,074 dollars and corporation franchise taxes around 150,000 dollars. Other taxes from licenses, inheritance, and foreign corporations bring the total estimated state tax take to about 2,000 dollars.
A fragmented column recalls events in Frederick from twenty years ago including a county election, a lecture at a nearby college, and a heavy rain that interrupted study at the time. Names such as Congressman Blair and Rev John M. Schuk appear with local officials and residents noted in passing.
E L Coblentz was elected head of the Reform movement's reunion planning body at a York Pennsylvania meeting. The event unites church members from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania for a mountain resort gathering. Committees on program transportation and publicity were set, with officers including president Ko S Collent redlerks vice president and treasurer Samuel Bron nay.
A Bethel home wedding on November 22 joined Hertha May Zimmerman and Pussld Thomas. Rev. Robert Les Bair officiated with Rev. A Shilke. Attendants included Miss Ethel Zimmerman and Miss Rebecca Dove. A reception followed with music by Zimmerman and Miss Margaret Muelle. Numerous relatives and friends attended from local towns and Baltimore, with plans to reside with the groom.
Purely personal notices from York list Claudhe Miss Amelia Braggema Pa visiting Longest Patrick street, Mrs James E Doll, College Park visiting New York, Miss Kilma Alhaugh returning home after a stay with friends in Hagerstown. Misses Marian Kolb and Nellie Anderson of this city also noted as visiting Hagerstown.
A fragmentary notice describes a property dispute involving Eliwaeed Culicr and neighbors on South Market Street. It mentions hedges, improvements, and a forthcoming act by Mr Gordon, with potential conveyance of land to resolve the issue and a store owner connection through Mr Davie.
Odd local note on Thomas L. and the Thirteen Club of Libertytown as thirteen members, including bank official Starr and Dr. Stone, gather for an oyster roast at his home, honoring the club and his self-made coffin and tombstone fame.
A fragmented health tip item urges readers to address kidney and bladder troubles. It mentions fluids, hydration, and seeking medical guidance for persistent symptoms without detailing specific treatments or outcomes. The entry lacks clear dates, names, or organizations.
The Histor icagt Society of Frederick county elected officers Edward S. Delaplaine secretary and Frank Norwood president with Miss Louise Johnson as vice president. New members were admitted and policy changes adopted including meetings on the fourth Tuesday. A $50 verdict against Maurice F. Stup was awarded to Henry C. Ritchie after a farm dispute. Joseph W. Wolfinger of Smithsburg is tipped as likely next floor leader for Maryland Republicans.
Retired farmer M G Freed of 61 East Real Street Hagerstown Maryland recounts severe rheumatism back pain and sleeplessness. After using Dreco he reports marked improvement and six bottles completed with relief spreading to shoulders limbs and nerves. His daughter also supplied the product and observed benefits.
The text notes the U S guarantee to every state of a republican government and protection against invasion, with on request by the Legislature or stretched executive when the Legislature is not convened, protection against domestic violence as per Section 4 Article 4 of the U S Constitution.
An election bet payoff will echo across Transonville this Saturday night as Storr, a Republican, loses an assumed district stake to Eyler, a Democrat. The county town report notes no candidate names.
An advertisement touts Gade's Pepto-Mangan as improving weak blood by thinning waste and boosting oxygen delivery. It claims three daily doses over a short period restore sleep, calmness, energy, and normal function, urging readers to buy at their druggist.
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