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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
5
An old style newspaper notice from The Daily News Frederick Maryland notes submission rules for letters to the editor and paid notices. It emphasizes real names with opinions and states that advertisements must be mailed rather than telephoned.
A 1922 piece notes annual auto crash tolls around 12000 deaths and vast injuries. It argues speed and driver attention to others cause most crashes, urging drivers to anticipate others' actions, maintain control, and stop safely if speeds or paths change. The article stresses pedestrians and children as factors and calls for cautious, anticipatory driving.
Property desected shows transfers between Rufus E Baker and Parsons Newman in Frederick and Montgomery counties for $5, and other real estate moves including Charles F Goodell to Mary V Nusz et al for $10. Legal actions include Margaret V Carey versus James J Carey for absolute divorce and John H Horine for plaintiffs in injunction suits. A damages action of $16 involves F Lorraine Simpson versus George Strasberger. Local mentions note coal shortages and legal notices.
Inquiries from Bernard Baumgardner Ralph Cramer Charles St Burger Preston Michael and PL Gwin show residents support widening Market and Patrick streets citing safer passing and better sidewalks while calling for parking restrictions during peak hours and opposing higher tax rates in the project.
A collection of local notes and observations describes fading summer in September. mentions the Harvest moon, new Hood College term, fall prices, upcoming plays, church events, hospital milestones, and local politics. references to Antietam anniversary, temperance groups, and College Park development alongside social notices.
The fragmentary OCR headline hints at a local paper name and a fresh world outlook. Readable portions suggest a community oriented brief or feature in a historic edition. Further context needed to extract concrete entities, dates, or events.
Wayne plans a grand leaf house for Eleanor and imagines eight rooms with a sleeping porch and sun parlor. A neighbor, Mr Keefer, notices his interest in house planning and offers mentorship and books. Wayne learns of a possible future as an architect, calling the leaf structure a castle of dreams.
Rhoderick and Hill wed quietly at the Turberan parsonage Middletown Pennsylvania on September 1 in a surprise ceremony conducted by Rev. Fuller Bergstresser. Charles Rhoderick edits the Valley Register while Florence Hill works in dressmaking in New York City. Separately, Thomas Purnell and Margaret Neil Purnell tied vows in Kenosha Wisconsin amid Frederick relatives. A. Baughman and Mary Laverty married September 14 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania with Trinity M E Church rites led by Rev. A Lee Tarret.
Braddock Grange hosted Ballenger Grange on Tuesday September 12 with about 103 members attending. Ballenger presented a program directed by lecturer Austin Rena featuring a reading by Mrs. Bertha Culler, a playlet Tom's Arrival, a dialogue The Arkansas Traveler, a mock trial led by Archie Ogre, and a song Work for the Night is Coming. A social hour and refreshments followed the event.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick items note Mrs. Donald McLean attending a monument dedication at Antietam battlefield. H. C. Goreuch of Thurmont buys a Martinsburg department store. Frederick Select Orchestra travels to Gettisboro for a dance, and fire company committees plan the June 1903 State Firemen’s meeting. Frederick Starch and Manufacturing opens at the old Page foundry. Commercial Club hosts its fall meeting at City Hotel.
A brief correction note emphasizes proper speech and politeness. It discusses habitual use of respectful language, suggesting improvements in phrasing toward women and avoiding hate or offense. The piece advocates teaching courteous communication and mindful tone.
Baltimore politics split into two factions after John W. Garrett's primary loss. Garrett supporters back Senator France's nominee while planning battles for mayor and governor. Mayoral contest centered on William F. Kroening. Roland B. Merchant and Lessible face Garrett opposition. Governors prospects include Henry F. Baker and Alexander Armstrong as potential Garrett-backed candidates.
Historical diary notes recount events from September 16 to 18 including Obadiah Heimen charged in Boston for Baptist affiliation, Washington repelled by British at Harlem Heights, and the Battle of Antietam opening in 1862. Mentions yacht race and local openings at Cherokee Indiana with scattered dates and names.
The report notes Senator O. B. Weller will be back in the country by that time and have statements to make. Mr. Garrett will not comment on the report and his organization is said to continue.
Libertytown notes list Misses Straitman and Miss Carter in town from Baltimore, visits by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ramsberg and Congressman Sumner, and gatherings with Mrs. Lyte Vansant. Residents travel to Baltimore Newport News Towson and Mt. Airy. one local resident, William Baker, remains critically ill. a line notes birds threaten ripe cherries.
A man named Snowden, a Black resident near Kemptown, was arrested by Deputy Davis on a complaint of threatening his wife and disorderly behavior. At a hearing before Justice J Grahame Johnson the wife denied guilt and asked for release. The judge lectured the prisoner, costs were paid, and the case was dismissed.
Cape May New Jersey September 16 F E Harris and Henry Shaw two farmers near here thank a flock of about 300 crows for saving potato crops from a worm invasion. The birds alighted in the field and quickly fed on the worms leaving healthier plants and promising yield.
An advertisement touts opening an interest bearing account to earn regular dividends and warns that keeping idle funds hinders progress toward success.
Multiple short classified ads seek workers for hosiery sales and manufacturing in Norristown and Chicago, general housework and cooking in a family setting, a white or colored young girl for house chores, and men for pay and contract work. Also ads for coal savers and pneumatic equipment.
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