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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1922
Page
5
A fragment from the Frederick Md newspaper includes Associated Press policy notes on republication rights and letter submission rules. It references the paper as a recipient of news dispatches and outlines writing and advertising notice procedures.
The article on Labor Day 1922 argues the holiday should spur serious thought on labor dignity and national unity. It notes divisions in capital and labor, cites coal and railroad strikes, but praises broader cooperative trends. It suggests a day of respite can ease tensions and foster harmony in production.
A Medical Review canvass finds only seven physicians favor the traditional noon hearty dinner. Most prefer light midday fare with the main meal at night, noting city dining patterns and work away from home. The shift reflects fashion and routine, while some still advise light meals for weak digestion. A sculpted Egyptian king head from 2000 B C in London is noted as a remarkable piece by an unknown sculptor.
Inquiring Reporter asks locals who will win the Five State Championship between Martinsburg and the Parksley club of the Eastern Shore League. George Norris backs Parksley, Robert Osburn favors Parksley, Paul Murante doubts the Eastern Shore squad, Stanley Young doubts a walkaway, and Scott Stone hopes Martinsburg keeps the title in the Blue Ridge League.
Secretary Davis, in a Labor Day address, praised national progress over the past year while condemning industrial violence. He noted unemployment suppression and a wage level near the postwar peak, urging employers and workers to find common ground without force and warning against bloodshed. He claimed four to five million jobs returned with wages near the high postwar point.
Woodbury N II Sept 4 Automobilists on the stone road reach a detour at New Sharon. A farmer has laid a new crossing across a farm and asks ten cents to proceed. Drivers who cannot produce the dime are sent back, and the dispute over change ends with the farmer taking the money.
Twenty years ago Frederick items include Brenner’s Orchestra at Tiaganore Hills Inn with out of town guests. Frederick Athletic Club player Mar Smith drew several challenges from teams such as Washington and Littlestown A A. One hundred new horse stalls were built for the Frederick County Fair at Agricultural Park. Notables invited include Hoa Fpeak and Gen. E. A. Caffman for Antietam monument dedication. Over 200 attended the Kefauter reunion at Braddock Heights. The first institute of Frederick county colored public school teachers met at Nagartte Hall with about thirty. A new barn rose on Benjamin F Reich’s farm. Frank B Sappington joined Maryland Prohibition Convention committee.
Wilkes-Barre Sept 4 The anthracite mines idle over five months will not resume until Sept 11 and likely not reach normal output before Oct 1. Repairs are extensive as timbers rot rails rust and water damage worsens conditions. Despite a possible coal famine, a shortage remains likely nationwide while peace talks and a district convention shape reopening. Mass meetings and celebrations mark the end of hardship with optimism for fall and winter.
A fragment notes that some women boast about how much money their husbands are saving under prohibition. It mentions Governor McCray of Indiana stopping Jack Dempsey of Michigan City on Labor Day, as reported by National Newspaper.
Palmistry lessons reveal how heart lines signal affection, fickleness, and life prospects. Analysis covers heart lines starting on Jupiter, branches toward Saturn, and breaks predicting love disappointments. The column teases future lessons on the fate line and notes the playful value of fortune telling at parties.
Miss Mary Helen Fout has returned from an extensive visit with friends and relatives in Roanoke Virginia accompanied by Miss Sara Ann Atwell Rahm Virginia. Many locals and visitors are named with journeys to Baltimore Tom's Creek Emmitsburg and Niagara Falls.
A modern shift is noted as babies no longer wear overly long dresses that hide their feet. The piece suggests babies today would be better suited in shorter attire to allow free movement and kicking, reflecting changing fashions.
Clive views his mother as not proper for a mother, then forgives her after a playful porch moment. He and friend George discuss candy making but worry about their mothers and ideals. The scene ends with Clive rushing back to his mother to suggest making candy together.
The text notes that the state school fund must be kept inviolate and used only for education, citing section 3 of Article 8 of Maryland’s Constitution. It emphasizes strict allocation to educational purposes without diversion to other uses.
A devotional caption cites Revelation 4 11 praising God as worthy of glory honour and power for creation. The line emphasizes that all things were created for God's pleasure and exist to praise him.
Rudolph Crouse, fishing along the Monocacy river near Buckerstown, landed a six pound channel catfish and also caught three bass and two minnows.
A chronicle of events tied to September 3 across history including Henry Hudson’s voyage, the 1783 Paris peace treaty, the 1623 Sun debut, Rachael's 1835 New York debut, Czecho Slovakia’s recognition in 1913, and various noted incidents and dates through 1914.
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