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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Daily News, semi weekly edition, publication Friday, and United context. Contains local news garbled. reads like an old newspaper notice with incomplete lines and missing names, dates, and events.
On Friday August 29 1919 editors weigh in on disinterring American fallen in France. They note diverse views from relatives and leaders like Colonel Roosevelt while praising the soldiers and poets Rupert Brooke and the idea of a foreign field becoming a corner of England and Maryland.
Editor Richard H. Edmonds notes a global shortage of labor after years of war. He argues every person must share the burden to rebuild civilization, repair aging infrastructure, resupply stores, and revive food production amid widespread scarcities and vacant buildings.
A leader urges universal effort across all sectors to increase production and output. Emphasizes individual duty and collective sacrifice to feed, clothe, and fortify the world economy, linking work to wealth and anti Bolshevik fervor. Warns against slacking and praises relentless labor across farming, mining, factories, and teaching.
Purely personal items list residents and guests visiting or returning from Atlantic City Baltimore Philadelphia and Gettysburg. Guests include Mr and Mrs Abram Rosenour Mr and Mrs Anderson Mr and Mrs B Knodes Miss Cora Grove Miss Minerva Root Miss Olive Martin and many others with movements to Brunswick Thurmont Gettysburg and camp duties for Lieutenant Kreh and his wife.
Charles H Hewes of Philadelphia married Nora Smyth of Philadelphia yesterday afternoon after help from local clergy. The ceremony was performed by Rev Clarence Wolfe in an unofficial chain of clergy. Frances R Tyler and Charles R Bender wed at the Lutheran church parsonage with Rev U S G Rupp officiating. Edehr William Smith of Masonville West Virginia and Luna Gladys Sites of Dorcas West Virginia were married at the Baptist parsonage by Rev W C Royal and left for Washington on their wedding trip.
The Providence Journal urges public solidarity as the railroad strike nears its end. It argues grievances should be settled by nonstriking means and warns an ongoing shutdown would severely disrupt transport and food supplies, stressing interdependence of all classes and industries.
An advertisement endorses Chamberlain’s Tablets as a pleasant, easy to take physic. It claims the remedy is mild in effect and highly valued by those who know its good qualities, noting the price at a quarter.
Local items from The News August 29 1899 report District Lodge No 4 meeting in W C T U Hall Frederick College Building led by President G W Smith. Electric railroad ran special cars to Braddock Heights at ten cents round trip drawing about 700 riders. A minor fire touched H Hett and Son grocery on West Patrick Street with little damage. Ernest Eltenstein and family returned from Colorado Springs visit.
Mr and Mrs John Pleischman Sr celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with an old fashioned dinner at 1 o clock. The event featured gifts including a $50 gold puree from the children. All the children and parents gathered for the first time in 80 years, with seven children in attendance.
Fragmented ad style text advocates Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. Claims the tablet strengthens the stomach and aids natural function. Mentions irregular bowels and noon digestion with a promotional tone.
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