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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1911

Page

7

Poverty Not Cause of Malnutrition Among Jewish Children

Investigators Rena A. Frank and Hilda Marcus Bernheim report to the Baltimore Council of Jewish Women that malnutrition stems from improper food and unsanitary living conditions, not poverty. The study focuses on Jewish children, reviews lunch programs in other cities, and recommends home-based relief and parental education over wide free lunches. The findings emphasize nutrition tied to sanitation, housing, and access to proper food rather than widespread poverty.

Rena A. Frank Hilda Marcus Bernheim Baltimore Council of Jewish Woomen Health Department Federated Chantes Pittsburg Detroit Cincinnati Boston New York Relief Society Federated Charities Baltimore

Dam Family Arrives in New York to Start Iowa Farm

The Dam family from Nieuw Zeeland Holland arrives on the Ryndam. Jacob Dam, wife Katrina, ten children and one brother plan a Dam farm in Pella Iowa. Eldest twins Hendrick and Peternella are 17. Hilie and Jacob Jr. are 15. A customs officer jokes with Jacob Dam during baggage sorting.

New York Ryndam Jacob Dam Katrina Dam Iowa Papa Mamma Hendrick Dam Peternella Hilie Jacob, Jr Dam John J. Jacob Dam Jacob Chikren Niew Deserland Holland Pella

Hazers Confess Bucknell Students Admit Offense

Bucknell University students who hazed Clarence Warchoff in a Bucknell cemetery confessed the act to the victim’s father and to university President John Howard Harris and asked for leniency. The wound proved accidental, and university officials may not condone the offense. Also, a Pullman fire killed J Probstein of New York and injured J C Russ and William T Ireland after a tank gas explosion lit by a flagman’s lantern in Rocky Mount North Carolina.

Bucknell Lewisburg Bucknell University Clarence Warchoff Young Warchoff John Howard Harris Young Waychoff Hazers Harris Rocky Mount N. C Atlantic Coast Line Palmetto Limited J. Probstein New York City J. C. Russ William T. Ireland Bancroft Memorial Hall Annapolis Naval Academy Taft William Cooper New York Todge Massachusetts United States Daughters of

Fire Destroys Sanatorium at North Water Gap

Fire at Hurd's Sanatorium in Stroudsburg area destroys a cottage, laundry, two ice houses and a large Minisik Farm barn. Estimated loss runs to 65000 dollars. Guests escaped with clothing and valuables lost in the blaze.

Stroudsburg Hurd North Water Gap Minisik Farm Company

Frederick Market Prices and Agricultural Quotations 1911

Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected April 27 1911. Prices listed for wheat corn rye oats barley flour mill feeds and seeds with per bushel and per ton figures. Includes hay baled and not baled straw potatoes and miscellaneous feeds.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange Colton

Baseball Scores and Club Standings Across Leagues

American League games in Boston and Chicago produced tight results with Boston edging New York 4 to 3 and Chicago routing St Louis 14 to 0 while Philadelphia beat Washington 9 6. Cleveland defeated Detroit 18 to 6. Detroit leads with 11 wins and 291 average, New York 6 455, Boston 7 8 0, Chicago 7 6 8, St Louis 3 11 5, National League results show Brooklyn beating Philadelphia 4 2 and New York 12 to 3 over Boston. Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2. King Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis not scheduled. Standings list Philadlephia 10 2 852, Cincinnati 4 6 406, Chicago 8 KGT, St. Louis 3 6 343, New York 7 4 636, Boston 4 9 308, Pittsburgh 6 4 600, Brooklyn 9 2 30.

Boston New York Ford Sweeney Smuth Carrgan Chicago St._Louis Walsh Sullivan Powell Clarke Philadelphia—Athletics Washington Morgan Ston Oley Street Cleveland Detroit Mullin Sianage Greggs Smith WAL PG W. le Atio N York ORG Bim St Louis National League Brooklyn Philadelphia Beebe Dooin Rucker Bergen New’ York Marquard Myers Brown Graham Cincinnati Gasper Preister King Pittsburg St. Louis W.L. Pca Philada Cincinti Chicagi St.Louis N.york Pittsbrg J Jun Yang New Tyon Baltimore Petesean Conidia Louisville Louis Harpers Ferry Winches the Hagerstown Martinsburg Harrisonburg Staunte Tenington

Victor Berger Calls for Senate Abolition and Veto Removal

Washington April 28 Victor Berger the lone Socialist member of congress introduced a constitutional amendment proposing to abolish the senate revoke the presidents veto power and strip courts of authority to invalidate legislation passed by the house petitioned by 5 percent of voters in each state the plan aims for a nationwide referendum The senator said the senate has run its course and must yield to popular demand for reform or abolition Meanwhile in Tokio Crown Princess's health after typhoid fever is described as serious.

Victor Berger Washington Congress Senate House of Representatives Mr. Berger House of Lords

Race to Save Girl Life Rushed to New York for Operation

Miss Helen Daly daughter of the late Marcus Daly Copper King of Anaconda Mont is on a special Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train rushed to New York for an operation said to save her life. Her brother accompanies her and secrecy surrounds the illness as a dangerous condition is confirmed.

Marcus Daly Copper King New York St. Paul Minn Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Helen Daly Anaconda Mont New York City

Easton Family Tragedy Strikes Multiple Deaths

In Easton Pennsylvania on April 28 the Michael family endured a series of deaths. Josiah Michael fell from a ladder and died, the mother perished in a fire, son Asher was killed by a moving train, and son Oscar died by hanging himself in the cellar after financial pressure from his silk mill job.

Pointe-a-Pitre Guadeloupe Maron Easton Michael Josiah Michael Asher Oscar Dumeelt

Political Cards for Frederick County Candidacies

A compilation of candidates announcing runs for Frederick County offices including State's Attorney Sheriff Treasurer and other posts. Names include George R. Dennis Clarence G. Holmer Jesse Neaguey Scott & Welty James A. Jones and William Hines with requests for primary election support across the Republican and Democratic tickets.

Frederick County Gorge R. Dennis Ees Ld Sheil Frederick Count Cathy Clarence G. Holmer Mardida Wondsboro, Ma Ama Kial Frederick Orphans’ Court George T. Roderick Orice of State's Guy K. Motter Card Cutas T. Fagan Scott & Welty Fredewick County James A. Jones Marzidim William IL Hines

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