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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
6
Local items report Ellen Phebus visiting relatives in Frederick and Charles Wood’s collarbone injury after a fall. Numerous social visits, moves, and gatherings are noted, including birthdays, church events, and community activities at the MN. P. Church hall. Occasional travel, school staff changes, and residents moving between farms and nearby towns are listed, with plans and visits across Comus and surrounding areas.
The article describes King George and Queen Mary appearing casually after an art gallery visit, noting the king’s full beard and Queen Mary’s modest style. It emphasizes that snapshots can mislead by catching a moment rather than overall demeanor, and that the royal couple blend into crowds when not in dress parade.
A roundup of Sunday visits and social events around Burkittsville and nearby towns. Notices include Mr John Burke and family gatherings, Miss Rena Wilson staying with Mrs Goldie Lowman, and a social at Mr and Mrs W C Udod. Also reported are illnesses, travels, church services, a death from pneumonia, and local moves.
The column argues women’s voting rights protect children, citing Colorado reforms after suffrage: juvenile courts, per child protection laws, compulsory education, limits on child work, pensions for indigent mothers, and boosted schooling. It notes rising school attendance and kinder, safer provisions, urging Frederick County to embrace suffrage. Thurmont prepares for a Monday municipal election with a board presidency contest and multiple commissioner nominations.
Mrs. Sparks an organizer of the W C T U will deliver a lecture at Mi Zion Haugh's church on Sunday evening April 16.
Baltimore’s Read Drug & Chemical Co unveils a vegetable remedy named Gypsy’s Gift to expel uric acid and neutralize blood, claimed to cure all forms of rheumatism. Dr W L Herndon, a leading specialist, backs fourteen years of testing and a guaranteed outcome. Available in Frederick through All Pearre at $1 bottle.
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