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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
3
Shad prices rise sharply with reports of 0 to 6 8 cents per pound and three pounds for 24 cents at markets. Herring also climbs from 15 to 25 cents per three pounds, sparking concern over fish propagation efforts and consumer affordability.
The American Auxiliary decorates Mt Olivet graves this afternoon with pansies and a flag. A service is planned in the rotunda under Mrs G Crumbaugh, Auxiliary chaplain, and a flag is placed at Francis Scott Key monument. Easter baskets will be distributed to new service men.
William M. Storm announces the new slate of vice presidents for the Winebrenner Club. The list includes Henry Hifferd Dorsey Dol, Joseph Ian John, Curtis Geiser, George 3S, and many other members, with several women named among the officers and a mix of local professionals and residents.
Fifty three students at Frederick High appear on the school honor roll announced by Principal W. K. Klingaiman. The senior class includes seventeen students, eleven girls and six boys, with two juniors. the sophomore class has ten honor students, seven boys. twelve freshmen have seven girls.
The note lists students by year groups with names including May Mercer Mary Crane Gladyrrintes Mary yan Elma Smith Louise Smith and others in second and first year cohorts. Several surnames recur across lists indicating multiple participants across classes.
A letter from Mrs Debhert Tush of Masena New York recounts severe illness and inability to walk improving after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She notes a friend’s recommendation and says it restored her health, reflecting widespread female advocacy in the ad.
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