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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
8
Local churches list Sunday services with pastors, times, and events. Rev W R Glen, Rev J O Wriighton, Rev Douglass Hoof, Rev H L G Kieffer, Rev A S G Rupp, Rev Dr A S G Rupp, Bishop W F McDowell to preach at Asbury church dedication with additional sermons by other pastors.
Mt Pleasant Reformed led by Rev B B Carnahan holds services at Caion chapel at 14:00 with Sunday school at 09:00. Glase Reformed Charge with Rev Robert Lee Bair near Charlesville at 19:30, election of officers and church activities. Glade Reformed Church led by Rev W R Hartnell in Walkersville with Sunday School 09:40 and preparatory and prayer services. St John’s Reformed led by Rev W R Harteel in Woodsboro with Rally Day at 10:00 and speaker Fenton Harris.
The eighty eighth annual convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows closed at the Hotel Statler in Detroit with proposals to enforce English in ritual work and a retainment of 21 as the admission limit. A $250000 appropriation for an administration HQ in Baltimore was approved to proceed with building plans. Maryland delegates returned elated over two prize wins by the Ladies Auxiliary and Canton Baltimore. Grand Sire Eastin named officers for the next two years and a new Loyal Sons juvenile branch for 14 to 20 year olds was approved. Reports show 49,940 charitable homes run by Odd Fellows in the US and Canada.
Residents rally to challenge proposed price increase by Emmitsburg Water Company. Vincent Sebold leads the effort, expecting to file with the Public Service Commission soon. Hearing unlikely before mid next month. October 1 start date faces challenge as rate hike deemed excessive and possibly 100 percent. Sebold remains confident of success.
The Hebrew New Year began at sunset and will be celebrated by the Brunswick Beth Israel congregation with services today and tomorrow led by a prominent Baltimore rabbi. Prayers, Bible readings, ancient Hebrew services, and the shofar will mark the observance. Local businesses closed for the holiday as the congregation gathers at the synagogue in the Masonic Temple.
Wheat prices jumped sharply as war scare and Near East tensions raised demand. Chicago markets opened with a rush and prices climbed to about 1.62 per bushel, triggering gains in Winnipeg and British markets as observers noted potential U.S. grain exports.
The State Health Department opens a chain of clinics to curb spread of diseases. By design eight years of growth culminates yesterday with 13 sites including three in Baltimore at University Mercy and Morrow hospitals and locations in Cumberland Hagerstown Annapolis Cambridge Westminster Salisbury Rockville Easton Frederick and Elkton. Clinicians head the clinics as salaried positions are not offered, patients pay what they can and some treatments are free. Last year the clinics treated about 6000 people while bulk purchases cut costs. Dr. Fulton notes strong demand and rapid expansion aided by Dr. Riley and Walter Kirkman shaping medical and administrative plans.
A humorous note from the Birmingham Age-Herald suggests serving whatever is on hand and delaying strong drinks until after baseball scores and market reports. The piece ends with a wry line about married life and divorce.
A short moral line quotes Proverbs 3 37 urging that withholding what is due when one has power to give is wrong. The verse emphasizes timely generosity and just action as a personal ethical standard.
Dr Carey promotes Prescription No. 777 known as Marshroot for kidney and bladder sickness with a money back guarantee. Warns of kidney disease and urges readers to watch symptoms such as eye edema and headaches. Claims tens of thousands benefited and that the prescription is available in liquid and tablet forms nationwide.
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