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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
3
A housewife extols the Gold Dust Twins for easing daily chores from kitchen floors to woodwork. She claims their magic polishes doors, drives away dust and grime, and leaves little trace of sticky hands and muddy feet. The jingle pitches affordable cleaning power and microbe removal in a cheerful, old time ad voice.
A fragmentary weather poem contrasts sorrow and resilience while reporting Joseph B. Smith won $25 damages in Rockville court against the Frederick Patty Association over false ejectment from stalls and horse quarters. The suit sought $5,000, with attorneys Buckey Motter and Stoner Weinberg Reads Harp appearing. Also noted are two Mount Herbert fire investigations tied to late Robert Lawson and Kefauver being nominated for Bliddietown postmaster.
Shoe store offers men styles in dull bright tan leathers with button lace or bluchers and oxfords in black or tan with sizes and widths. Women’s shoes include dull bright or tan leathers with new toe shapes, oxfords, ties, sandals, pumps, and slippers in black tan leathers velvets satins white buck at 2.00 to 5.00 dollars.
Letters from correspondents recount small events across towns. Miss Dorothy King visits cousin Miss Sophia Dorsey in Mt Airy. Lt Burdette spends Wednesday in Damascus. Edward Chaimey and family visit Alr and Mrs. Baker of Monrovia. Miss Jesse P King returns from Baltimore. Miss Hosa Smith visits Mrs Ita Green in Hid e ville. Howftry Etchison moves barber shop to new stand after losing old. Mrs. Raymond Runkles in Frederick yesterday. Miss Normingle visiting brother in New Market. Peter in McDade sails for Waynesboro Pa for work as assistant blacksmith. J William Suman sells hogs for Eldridge. Leslie S Boyer sells twelve steers to Abrau Hemp of Jefferson for about 82 hundred dollars. Aaron Rice visits his mother at Mountaindale Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Dorsey Zecker and daughter visit Mrs Stanley Zecker at Slabtown. Maria Little returns to brother Charles Hayden after winter with friends in Washington. Funeral of Henry We Was held at Petersville Cal church with pallbearers named. Services planned next Sunday at 10:25. Otterbein and Reformed churches schedule. Mrs Melissa Fi erstown spends time with daughter Ahalt in Arnoldstexi. Otterbein Literary Club met at B parsonage with program on poultry and debates. Several residents visit or host friends. letters, visits, and social rounds noted. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs and colds.
Attorney General Edgar Allen Poe suggested an extra Maryland General Assembly session to pass a direct elections amendment. He urged a brief session to address the senatorial primary and election laws, aiming for an orderly, decisive process and timely opportunity for the people to express their will.
Musterole claims to ease sore throats congestion chest tightness and rheumatic pains with mustard plaster substitutes. Advert offers 50g jars and a hospital size option, postage prepaid by mail from Cleveland Ohio. A Salt Lake City nurse endorses Musterole for coughs and related relief.
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