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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
3
In a Chicago newspaper contest with 19 000 entries, women favored the bashful, abashed lover over the leonine caveman. Judges noted a shift from confident heroes to understated suitors, with many stories showing timidity as attractive and women preferring being worshipped to being mastered.
Federal-aid roads in the United States number 18 239 miles completed by July 31, distributed among eight construction types. In a seven-state region Delaware to Florida, 2 842 9 miles were built with varied materials and finishes. State totals show Delaware 4 1 miles Maryland 171 1 Virginia 350 6 West Virginia 170 6 North Carolina 272 South Carolina 445 5 Georgia 19 4 Florida 48 7 Bridges total 15 9 miles. Ongoing or final payment pending by state include Delaware 19 0 Maryland 29 7 Virginia 201 5 West Virginia 156 0 North Carolina 126 4 South Carolina 423 5 Georgia 366 3 Florida 142 5.
The Hungarian government unveiled a park monument to Captain J. A. Pedrow, American Red Cross commissioner to Budapest, honoring his relief work for famine victims. The ceremony coincided with Count Appensi’s seventy fifth birthday and the city’s tribute to the “grand old man” of Bunzary.
A September Sunday event near Creagers Town honored Hamilton Geisbert, the area’s oldest citizen and Saint John’s Reformed Church member, with family and friends attending a large dinner and service. Geisbert, who has eight sons, one daughter, 42 grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren, was wished many more years while relatives and pastors led prayers, hymns, and a brief sermon.
A family reunion occurred at Mrs. Margaret Garver's in Johnsville on September 24. Attendees included Mrs. Margaret Garver Miss Mary Boone Mr and Mrs Irvin Rippean and sons Loraine and Franklin Mr and Mrs J C Hiltabridel and son Elwood Mr and Mrs C D Mets and daughter Virginia Mr and Mrs Wm Eskene Mrs O F Phillips Mr Walter Garver Akron Ohio Mrs Lewis Hahn of Frederick and Miss Mary Broom of Union Bridge.
Betty age three and Jean age four argue over new clothes and items. Each claims superiority with a list of possessions. The playful exchange ends with Jean asking Beir which store sold her rival’s little baby brother.
Chicago on September 27 suggests a home remedy to banish mosquitoes. Place an electric fan six feet from a bedroom window, draw the screen, and run the fan to create a strong breeze that draws mosquitoes in and blows them out of the room.
A quirky, unclear pseudo advertisement blends odd phrases about ironized yeast and Cupid. The text strings together marketing style lines with misspelled or garbled terms, hinting at a beauty claim and a poetic reference to skin richness and celestial sweetness.
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