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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1922

Page

9

Doubs Maryland A Mecca for Summer Boarders

Doubs Maryland sits 11 miles south of Frederick along the Baltimore and Ohio line in a rich agricultural area. The town boasts a historic mill built by Charles Carroll, a growing dairy and egg trade, and two churches with active social groups. Residents envision modest growth through industry, improved roads, and utilities, with Manor Hall serving as a community hub since 1900.

Jacob Doub Doubs Sugar Loaf Catoctin Mountains Frederick Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Doubs Les Point of Rocks Ihig Broderickeounty Tuscarora Creek Catoctin Baltimore and Ohio Adamstown Point of Rocks H. Ray Smilth Flag Pond Nason Stout Doubs Switch LB. and C. Railroad Doubs Sitch Charles Carroll Carrollton Lewis Specht George Hoffman Edgar ‘Thomas W.tandolpl Compher Adamstown Douba J. E. Willard W. H. Renn Edward Smith W. A. Detouter Albert Basford J. KE. Wizard William Basford David Qland W. T. Brown William T Mrg R. K. Wachter C. E. Cofupher Thomas Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Mra J. W. Carey Mre. Edwards H H. Umball G. W. Blessing G. F. Brown G. H. Willard Ita D. E. Willard G. W. Blesaingfi Daniel Willard Jesse Krieg Cyrus Hargett Harry Ju. Myers James “. Smith Calvin M. Riges Charles A. Grimes Charles I. Brady R. B. Watkins T. Hickman J. W. Biggs Wood O'Hara Ernest FE. Harwood W. B. Krantz E. Smith E. A Wachter P B. Searff EN. Snoutfer J. W. Kane Conneiler C. P Willard BE. P. Slifer Carl Davis Willard Manor Hall J. N. Carey J. R. Carey G. N. Blessing C. E. Smith L. E Willard H. Ray Smith W. N. Hickman Blessing and Carey H. Rav Smith Kipling Mt. Airy Prunswick Berlin Pe No Larrer Doubss Aly Nazareth Earth

Scientist jailed for living with woman without marriage

Professor Carl Elschner, a Mellon Institute scientist at the University of Pittsburgh, fainted after being sentenced to three months in jail for living with Marie Sands, 17, without marriage. Judge Cohen said the sentence ends his petition, name, and reputation.

Pinsburgh Carl Elschner Mellon Institute University of Pittsburgh Marie Sands Cohen

Trade With The Far East By Raising Purchasing Power

Rob ert Dollar argues in the Nation's Business that China offers vast trade opportunities if incomes rise. He recounts a street talk with a Chinese man and an example of a barefooted workforce to show how paying workers more could expand Chinese purchasing power, boost footwear demand, and broaden commerce.

Robert Dollar China

Dead Beat Brunner Defies Salary, Calls Government Honest

Arnold W. Brunner, a New York architect who rejected a $20,000 Pennsylvania salary, told a Philadelphia dinner that some people misunderstand honesty in government. An Orient-visited clubman asked for Abraham, the waiter, and the steward erupted over what he could take from the club.

Arnold W. Brunner New York Pennsylvania Philadelphia Orient Abraham Hope

Vitamins and Iron Fuel Your Body’s Vital Work

The text explains that vitamins and iron are essential components for the body’s functioning. It notes the tissue and blood production rely on these nutrients, and that a deficiency harms overall health. The passage emphasizes their critical role in maintaining energy and bodily processes.

Mystery of the Philistines to be further explored

Professor Garstand returns to Palestine to mark sites for new excavations at Askalon and Gaza. Volunteers will probe tells outside the city walls to uncover Philistine origins amid pottery finds and weapons possibly linked to King David. The Philistines’ origins, long debated, remain a mystery since before the Mosaic era.

Garstand Palestine England Askalon Gaza Askaron David

Cosgrave elected president of the new Irish Dail Eireann

William T Cosgrave elected president of the Dail Eireann at its inaugural session with labor members voting against. Fitzgerald named foreign minister. other ministers include Kelvin O'Higgins home affairs Ernest Blythe local government Patrick Slogan agriculture Joseph McGrath industry education John McNeill defense. Cosgrave nominates himself finance. Some ministers to leave army service. further appointments noted among remaining posts. The report ends with stray shop notice and London Opinion quip.

Dublin Wiliam T. Cosgrave Dateireann Labor Cosgrave Desmond Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Kelvin O'Higgins Ernest Blythe Patrick Slogan Joseph McGrath John McNeil Richard Mfllcahy Lie Richard Mulcahy Ireland Tom Johnson

All Ireland Isolated as Postal Strike Halts Telegraph

London reports Irish postal workers' strike has cut telegraph service since Sunday evening. The Irish Postal Union refused the government's wage-cut plan, while officials insisted civil servants lack rights to strike and warned against work stoppages or picketing.

London Cenrtal Telegraph Office Irish Tree Ireland Irish Postal Union Department of Some Affairs

Drowning Angler Rescued After Boat Incident at Sea

In Rehoboth Beach Delaware on September 11 Jijeyd Howland of Wilmington fell from a fishing trip with John Mc Manus. The stern line wrapped around him as he was dragged for fifteen minutes and later unconscious, resuscitated after nearly an hour of effort. Howland described drowning sensations and drifting into a pleasant sleep before recovery. Capitol insects plan move News item notes Senate adoption of Resolution No. 66 proposing $2500 for extermination in the Capitol building.

Rehoboth Beach Del Jijeyd Howland Wilmington John McManus Howland Capitol Insecta Washington Senate House

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