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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1924
Page
3
The funeral of Clinton W. Shephard and the burial of Miss Leona E. Whitter followed a Friday tragedy. Authorities described two gunshot deaths with Shephard suspected of premeditated actions. A separate Virginia case upheld a milk producers contract, restraining a member from shipping milk outside the association’s directions, prompting legal action and potential losses.
President Hanson told Hood College students that the world needs restoration of faith. He urged young men and women to act with noble service, to lift humanity toward God, and to fulfill their duty to God and society. President Thorsen, two years at Gettysburg College, is popular and may be invited to speak again.
A Williamson's Drug Store advertisement touts San Cura antiseptic ointment and soap, claiming quick relief for burns, sores, eczema, fever sores, boils, chapped skin, and sunburn. The ad cites a testimonial from Gilbert Hard of Rinard's Mills, Ohio and notes price points of 30 and 60 cents for the ointment and 25 cents for the soap.
The Farmers' Association meeting set for Saturday afternoon at Bluck Court House was postponed to next Saturday afternoon due to the courtroom being occupied. President William J. Grove said a report on bills passed by the Legislature affecting the county would be presented at the next meeting and the association would continue efforts for economy and lower taxes.
An official urged examining county business affairs to curb expenses and determine if economy or extravagance is practiced. He indicated the association may act on sugar corn pricing for producers and other farmer interests. Historical note cites Oxford Cambridge boat race first rowed in 1829 with 75 contests to date. Oxford leads 40 to Cambridge 34 and 1877 had a dead heat.
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