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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1913

Page

4

Preacher Roy Buckingham Arrested for Embezzlement

Roy Buckingham a Oklahoma preacher and former Methodist circuit rider, aged about 23 or 24, was arrested in Buffalo and taken to Philadelphia on embezzlement charges after allegedly stealing 200 dollars from Curtis Publishing Co. He admitted spending the funds claiming it would provide “the best” for his family. His wife accompanied him. they were traced across the East for two weeks. Buckingham hails from Mount Olive Carroll County. his father Lloyd Buckingham is a farmer there.

Roy Buckingham Oklahom Philadelphia Buffalo Curtis Pubishing Co Buckingham Lloyd Buckingham Mt. Olive Carroll County Ford Okahoma Oil Mount Airy Mt. Airy Buclingham Philadelphia Dispatch West

Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward

The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 if it fails to cure and urge readers to send for testimonials, with Cheney & Co as the makers and various druggists selling it.

Isi Cheney & CO Ieda All Drageiste Air Fawily Ie Ceneti

Court of Honor Meets at Y M C A First Class Scout Honors

April Court of Honor at the Y M C A recognizes Dudley Page and Allen Kemp of the YMCA Troop as first class scouts the first to wear the First Class badge. Tenderfoot examinations approved. next sitting in May. Council meeting tonight at 7 40. Lutheran Scouts to present cantata next Tuesday. cantata dress rehearsal Monday. silver collection aids troop equipment.

Dudley Page Allen Kemp Loy ‘Scoute Dig Y. M.C. A Chiesa Boy Scouts

Death claims Mrs Margaret Myers of Waynesboro

Mrs Margaret Bowers Myers died at her Waynesboro home on Wednesday at 10 35 PM from a stroke suffered Tuesday morning aged 56 years 11 months and 18 days She is survived by her husband Charles N Myers and ten children Warry Jer bert Bert Robert George Frederick Roy C Myers Cloyd Hilla and May mond Myers plus siblings and a number of relatives Funeral services Saturday at 2 PM at the house conducted by Rev Dr Thomas J Wilcox and Rev HL Mitchell Seaver with interment in Green Hill Cemetery pallbearers announced as her sons

Mra Alargaret(howelab) Myers Margaret (Bowers) Myers Charles N. Myers Waynesboro Lewistown Thos Wilcox Myers HL. Mitchell Seaver Green Il

Wreck In Frunkstown Turnpike Involves Sawmill Engine

A traction engine drawing a portable sawmill plunged down a five foot embankment on the Frunkstown Turnpike near Hagerstown. Henry Fieok of Beaver Creek owned the engine. Flook and another man jumped to safety. the latter injured a hand. County Commissioners and clerk Markwood D. Harp travel to Brunswick to assess property.

Frunkstown Hagerstown Henry Fieok Beaver Creek Flook Brunswick Markwood D. Harp

Olive Tablets offer gentle relief for constipation

The Olive Tablet ad extols Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative. It highlights their ease of use and safety for children, claiming they soothe digestion, support normal bowel movements, and cure dark mouths and bad breath with nightly doses. The copy promotes daily use and mentions The Olive Tablet Co of Columbus, Ohio.

Edwards

Expos Exhibit Passes Debated as Co operation Off

At a Pan-Mar Racing Circuit meeting in Than ton Lingersiown yesterday after noon attendees from Winchester Hanover Carlisle Lancaster York Hagerstown Frederick discussed terminating exhibitor passes, preferring check on demands. Each fair to set its own program and judges while rail freight rates and advertising matters were reviewed. Driving clubs urged to boost county races. O C Warenhime Frederick presided with attendees including Heckert York Jackson Carlisle Seldomridge Lancaster and Smith Hagerstown.

Pan-Mar Thanton Muir Winchester Hanover Carlisle Lancaster York Pa Hagerstown Mal Frederick R. N. Smith Oo. C. Warehime Pen-Mar 0. C. Warehime Tienry ©. Heckert York S. GB. Jackson J. F. Seldomridge H W. Smith Flagerstown

Miss Wilson a Speaker at United Clubwomen Meeting

Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the U S president, spoke as 2 000 clubwomen from national and state federations gathered at Johns Hopkins University McCoy Hall Baltimore for the General Federation of Women's Clubs council session. Greetings from officers followed with comments on expenditure versus speed and civic work.

United States McCoy Hall Johns Hopkins University Baltimore General Federation of Women's Clubs Washington Maryland Margaret Wilson Percy V. Pennybacker Rudolph Blankenburg Philadelphia William Samuel Sneath Ohio W. C. Andrews Virginia Georgia Bacon Massachusets Willamsb. Williams Michigan Christy Montana Idaho New Mexico Willam Harper State of E. C. Wilson Marland Wlow Ellicott Maryland Federation

Mount St Mary's To Play Susquehanna Today

Susquehanna University travels to face Mount St Marys as the lone game on the slate. The two Pennsylvanian college teams have produced fast paced basketball this season and hope to deliver a competitive showdown.

Mount St Mary's Susquehanna University

Women’s Suffrage Now Absorbing Question

E H Samson argues that women’s enfranchisement is the era’s most absorbing issue and predicts sweeping social change within decades. He defends equal rights, cites historical reform acts, and asserts both sexes share equal humanity and franchise rights.

E. H. Sampson United States

Special Half Price Draws Frederick Patrons to Pearre

Frederick residents flock to A L Pearre as Dr Howard Co cuts Dr Howard's Specific from 50 cents to 25 cents for constipation and dyspepsia. The dose shortens with use and patients may see lasting relief after a month. Limited stock at Pearce's Modern Pharmacy today. Local note on typesetting in freakish thesis observed.

A. L. Pearre Frederick Dr. Howard Co Pearce

Sabillasville Plans for Children Ward and Dining Room

Sabillasville plans for a new children’s ward and dining room linked to the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium were approved by the board of managers. Bids are due by May 14 with contract awards set for May 16. The project, to include sleeping quarters for about 40 children and a connected nurses’ dining room, aims to reserve funds from a $75,600 budget for phase one and potentially build an amusement hall later. Attending were Dr H Warren Buckler Samuel K Dennis State Comptroller Emerson C Harrington State Treasurer Murray Vandiver Dr Guy Steele and Dr W M Reichard.

Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium Sabillaville Ile Warren Buckler Samuel K. Dennis Emerson C. Harrington Murray Vandiver Guy Steele Cambridge W. M. Reichard Fair Play Washington County

Spelling Contest Honors In Carnoll County Schools

About 4000 pupils participated in the public schools spelling contest in Carnoll County. Naomi Yingling of Hampstead won first place and a gold medal. Olive Ebaugh of Woolerys district secured the silver medal.

Carnoll Naomi Yingling Hampstead Olive @haugh Woolerys Yingling Ebaugh

Digestive relief pep talk ad for Diapepsin

A promotional notice extols Diapepsin as a quick, gentle remedy for sour gassy upset stomachs. It claims the product digests food, relieves indigestion in five minutes, and costs fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.

Lewis Kiel announces mayoral candidacy in Democratic Primaries

At the earnest solicitation of many friends Lewis Kiel announces his candidacy for mayor subject to the Democratic Primaries. The notice requests support and specifies the primary decision date May 27. An earlier line mentions a candidate for alderman subject to Lemecaitie Prinaries.

Lemecaitie City Register City Reglater Strederick Waling Tyson Prisnartes Frederick County Thomas N. Mohnler Buckeystown WM. V. Wolfe Tuscarora Febsdam Antii Tohn D. Conard Frederick District Marldd&wFim Fred“ek County Ezra Lewis Cramar Walkeraville, Md Torn W. Humm Marléd wPan

Candidacy notices for County Treasurer in Frederick County 1913

Two notices announce runs for County Treasurer in Frederick County ahead of the 1913 Democratic primary. Frelashick W. Cramer cites experience since 1912 and seeks voter support. Abram J. Eichelberger pledges a one term office and asks Democratic voters for nomination.

Luling Frelashick W. Cramer Frederick County Abram J. Eichelberger Deckd&wf Frederick C. E. Victor Myers Buckeystown

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