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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
The Daily News notes its independent daily status with Associated Press affiliation and standard submission rules for letters and notices. It states mail submission required for free notices and disclaims telephonic submissions, underscoring writers' need to provide real names for published statements.
The piece argues that spending the most money in the November 7 elections did not guarantee victory on November 28, 1922. It notes that voters respond to genuine service, not money, and that enthusiastic, voluntary public service attracts support. It urges candidates to show patriotism and loyalty to earn voluntary contributions of effort rather than cash.
An editorial laments cooled Franco American friendship postwar and urges France to ratify naval ligitation treaties to ease world tensions and restore cordial relations. It notes German reparations deadlock harms France while praising wartime ties and urging continued U.S. support. It then shifts to arts notes and a local concert booking by Eight Famous Victor Artists for November 24 at the City Opera House with lineup changes. Also mentions Owls to attend church services and a sermon by Rev. Dr A S G Rupp.
Chronology of historical Civil and political events with dates including boundary establishment between New York and Connecticut in 1682, Georgia militia orders in 1864, Joseph F. Smith lawsuit in 1906, workers outraged by Supreme Court in 1911, Vera Cruz departure in 1914, and AFL opposition in 1913.
Inquiring Reporter asks several figures to choose a winner in the Army Navy game at Franklin Field. Answers vary with Army favored by some recruiters and college figures, while others call the game evenly matched or predict Navy victory.
Washington reports Education Week will run December 3 to 9 under the Education Bureau with broad cooperation from the American Legion National Education Association and schools. President Harding will Proclaim a nationwide focus on God and country citizenship school and teacher literacy equality of opportunity and physical education and hygiene with publicity radio broadcasts and theater cooperation to promote education nationally.
Harry C Holland aged 75 8 18 died at No 11 South Bentz Street on Thursday November 22 He is survived by wife Mary and children Mary A Hall Clifford KE and Ella FE Holland Six grandchildren and two great grandchildren One brother Edward Jarrocks and sister Mrs Jennie Johnson of Foolesville Funeral Saturday at 1 pm services at the house and interment Greenmount cemetery Thomas P Rice funeral director
Local notes from The News dated November 23 1902 describe nearing completion of grading and rail laying in the Mt Airy tunnel project. Excitement on West Patrick street over a boxed rabbit escape prompts chase by a crowd and dog. A Baltimore jeweler H J Febl plans to open on East Patrick street with F Hooker as manager by December. Cooler weather brings seasonal butcherings and farm plans. a hospital hog culling and anticipated Christmas orange tree exhibition are noted alongside telegraph line progress toward Hagerstown and local street activity.
Washington announces a new livestock reporting service by the Department of Agriculture to forecast live stock production, marketable supplies, and movements across the Corn Belt and western range states. It will gather data from railroads, stockyards, and producers to align supply with demand and stabilize prices.
The Extension Service of the State Board of Agriculture reports hog cholera on the farm of William Sprinc near Knoxville. The notice outlines the presence of the disease and the agency's action following the report.
A garbled message recalls a fall camp scene with a hunter named Ditle and cheering onlookers. The fragment hints at a running pistol event and unresolved questions about who witnessed or harmed someone, but the text is incomprehensible.
Washington reports corn has become the nation's chief farm crop. The 1921 Agriculture yearbook notes a three billion bushel total feeding swine horses mules and cattle and provides data on pests weather and financing affecting U S corn production and global role. The study covers costs, seasonal demand, and guidance to prevent future crises for corn growers.
Miss Lola Claire Sharretts of Berwick Pa wed Paul Merricth Cain of Limeridee Pa in a ring ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs J K Sharretts Totomac avenue Fruiswick. Rev Chas W Hess officiated with Mr and Mrs William J Smbert as attendants. A supper followed. Guests from Berwick and Middletown attended, with reception details noted and plans for future residence in Limeridee.
Revival of community pride grows in multiple county towns with stronger shows and larger audiences. District Sunday schools send representatives to conventions, Armistice Day observances appear locally, and chautauquas draw capacity crowds with plans for return engagements. Communities named include Thurmont Middletown Walkersville Yellow Springs Utica Daysville Frederick Brunswick Woofsb...
Miss Helena Staaffer hosted the Girls' Club of the Walkersville Methodist church at her residence. Refreshments were served and a number of games were played by attendees.
An advertisement claims Bad Stomachs Need Dare's Mentha-Pepsin relieves gas and agony after meals. It touts a cure for chronic stomach trouble, praising the product as the finest medicine and offering a large bottle for $1.09 through The Cox Operative Drug Co.
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