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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1919

Page

4

Fragmentary World War I era notes mix Mexico and marriages

The clumsy text notes air raids from Mexico City bombing Marfa and a continuing punitive stance from the war department. It mentions Major General Dickman and a search extended for a week. Also reported is the marriage of Marion M Poor to Charles L Worthington in Winchester and Worthington’s fruit business ties. William R B Slemmer, a sergeant in the Medical Corps, returns to the United States awaiting demobilization after overseas service and occupation duty in Germany.

Mavta Meadquar- Bee Bend Marfa Gditiena Mexico War Department Gene ‘Eral Joseph ‘Y. Dickman Esentiary Conte Worthington—Poor Marion M. Poor Baltimore Charles L. Worthington Worthington Kla Bride Jack Winchester Washington County Bruce Worthington Maryland West Virginia Germany Vimy Ridge France Camp Greene Char Jotté Armiatioa Army of Occupation

Mall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure

Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Mall's Catarrh Medicine. Sworn before a notary in Toledo on December 8 1886. Advertisement states medicine is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Btalle Ohio Toledo Lucaa County Frank J. Cheney Hosg F. J. Heney & Co Frank J. Cent A. D W. Gleason

Pursuit of Reckless Autoist Ends in Embankment Crash

Miss Isabel Frederick proved her courage when the car carrying her father Willian C. Frederick was struck and knocked down an embankment by a fleeing driver. The fugitive gave the name Dr. Davis and fled. the accident occurred on the Frederick road near New Market. The Frederick party, later recounting to Automobile Commissioner Baughman, led to wire requests for Dr. Davis’s apprehension by Marshal Carter and Philadelphia police.

Isabel Frederick Willian ‘C. Frederick Troy Frederick Dr. Davis Baxt Susquehanna Avenue Philadel Frederick Road Newplarket M.sow Lake Drive Baltimore Pen-Mar Ila Baughman Frederick Party Colonel Baughman Marshal Carter Philadelphia

Chamberlains Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

A Dupuyer Montana hotel man, F. H. Dear, recounts using Chamberlains Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy four years ago with wonderful results. He has since recommended it to friends, praising its merits and effectiveness.

Chamberlain F. H. Dear Dupuyer, Mont

Colors in Case Donated to Company A at Armory

Mrs. George Wiely and Mrs. J. R. Grime gifted a handsome glass front case to the Artery Hall to preserve Company A colors. Captain Elmer F. Munsprower supervised the colors kept by Mrs. Birley. a Maryland banner and the Stars and Stripes accompany the display. The case sits near the drill hall’s upper end, admired by soldiers and visitors.

George Wiely J. R. Grime Co. A Daldjars Anniston Ali Elmer F.” Muns Prower Birely Maryland Infantry Nedicae “Guard Woman's Auxiliary Maryland Stars and Stripes

Fault Finder Advice Promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets

An indignant ad suggests indigestion and constipation cause irritability and faulty disposition. It claims Chamberlain’s Tablets improve stomach function and promote gentle bowel movement, presenting the product as a remedy for digestive discomfort.

Chamberlain

Traveling Salesman Recounts Cholera Remedy Tale

The narrative from W. H. Ireland of Louisville, Kentucky recalls a Cholera Morbus attack in 1888 and credits Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He paid a hotel porter to buy the bottle and followed directions for a double dose, waking refreshed at five a.m. and continuing his journey. An advertisement note follows.

W. H. Ireland Louteville

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