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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1943

Page

7

Local War Price Board denies knowledge of volunteers survey plan

Officials of the War Price and Rationing Board in Frederick say they know nothing about reports from the State Office of Price Administration that volunteer rationing workers would survey neighborhood stores to check compliance with price regulations. Leo H. McCormick announced the plan to have housewives report selling price violations and to check pork prices and ceilings. The move aims to curb black market activity and to brief wholesalers and dealers on meat rules while noting local complaints on ceilings have been few.

War Price and Rationing Board State Office of Price Administration Frederick Leo H. McCormick OPA Io Opa For Pets E Board

TreteWod By Frederick Elks Exalted Ruler Installed

Henry A. Schuoler was installed as exalted ruler of Frederick Lodge No. 684 B P O Elks at a recent meeting. Other officers listed include John S. Miller Clem Mohler Albert Bell Emmett R. Bowlus Albert M. Scott Charles W. Smith Benjamin F. Shuff Russell F. Zimmermann Paul Strine and trustees Scott Bowlus Miller. Easter Monday dinner and dance announced to be held at Hotel Frederick then dancing at the Elks Home.

Henry A. Schuoler Frederick Lodge B. P. O. Elks John 5. Miller Clem Mohler Albert Bell Emmett R. Bowlus Albert M. Scott Charles W. Smith Benjamin F. Shuff Russell F. Zimmerman Paul Strine Mr. Scott Mr. Bowlus William E. Miller Lodge Hotel Frederick Elks Home

Moones Earain Of at Any Drug Store Its Guaranteed

Ridiculous home care claim urges men to apply hot towels and oil after a massage to improve skin and sexual satisfaction. The text promotes Moones Ererain Of, sells at drug stores with money back guarantee.

Music Students Offer Program at Rotary Luncheon

Rotary hosts wives at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a special musical program by Peabody Conservatory students. Mrs. Carolyn Creighton Lang, soprano, performed with accompanist Edward McGill and pianist Melvin Ritter, featuring Kreisler and Mendelssohn pieces. A guest list of club members and their spouses attended, as a term-close event. A note adds that a 300-pound bale of cotton fiber yields 140 pounds of vegetable oil for food.

Rotary Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Virginia Carty Baltimore Frederick Peabody Conservatory of Music Conservatory Carolyn Creighton Lang Cambridge Mair Jute Corps South Pacific Melvin Ritter Cleveliod Edward McGill Pitts- Durga Ritter Abe Meiwip Prtiennile Kreisler

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement for Liver Bile

An old ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claiming they stimulate liver bile secretion and smooth intestinal action to prevent constipation. It stresses daily use, mentions a price of 15¢, and notes availability at all drugstores.

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