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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
5
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Five hundred dollars will be given to the Frederick City Hospital Association as net profits from the Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore benefit play Florodora at City Opera House on Tuesday night. Announcement of the amount was made by Miss Fauntle Roy and Mrs Baughman who led local arrangements.
Routine business was transacted at the Barbara Frii che Memorial Association meeting held last night at the M C AL.
An advertisement claims a line double treatment removes freckles with nightly and morning application. It promises a clear complexion and gradual fading of blemishes with a money back guarantee if it fails. The text urges readers to buy from the druggist.
Frederick County voices push for uniform state laws to replace varied local taxes. E L Coblentz argues mortgage taxes drive borrowers across county lines while Kefauver and Lowenstein urge broader bases and income taxation options. State Tax Commission discussions reveal concerns over exemptions, valuations, and fairness amid potential factory and college tax adjustments. John Luntz arrival signals possible relocation of Baltimore Motor Car plant to Frederick. Montgomery Federation of Women's Clubs elects delegates to state meeting.
Walter V. Burdette has entered the undertaking and embalming business in Hyattstown succeeding the late P. C. Dudrow. Burdette, formerly of Lewisdale, recently bought the Hyattstown business and will have W. H. B. Etchison of Frederick assist with embalming.
Notice Dissolution of partnership for Putman & Creager Undertakers Walkersville Md by mutual consent. Business to continue by Putman and Parton with Barton buying Creager's interest. M L Creager and Mrs Gertrude Putman sign. Local ads follow for market specials gas and electric bin payment and various goods in season.
The Frederick Board of Trade met to push securing Maryland National Guard and District National Guard encampments on two nearby farms Kemp and Toms north of the city along the Thurmont subdivision of the Frederick Railroad. About $600 is sought for both encampments with free sites and water, aided by Teaneck Railroad Co offering 200 toward the effort and local merchants likely to contribute. Secretary MacGill to obtain written offers from farm owners and invite the adjutant general and State committee to select a camp site and visit Frederick.
Local notice announces a roof painting and repair offer by Thos Fallen at 201 West Patrick Street with special prices. Also a public sale on Saturday April 5 1913 at 1 pm featuring furniture and household items, with tickets for a reading by Folger McKinsey and a college concert.
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