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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1919
Page
6
The Manufacturers' Record argues that government appeals for free advertising boosted confidence and spurred a large buying wave after World War I. It credits optimistic ads with sustaining employment and circulation of money, noting fear and doubt harm industry while belief in a market for good goods promotes growth.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses oddly named “Rules for Failure” from the Ohio State Penitentiary News. It lists absurd precepts encouraging irresponsibility and self indulgence, contrasts them with “Rules for Success,” and mentions real estate transactions in College Park involving William deLeshmutt and George Bowers with plans for development of L. M. & N. properties.
In a lively column the writer bids farewell to August with notes on the heat and humidity, summer picnics, weddings, anniversaries, and local happenings. Mentions a soldiers' memorial, various social events, and memories of school days, plus a travel anecdote about cholera remedies from a Kentucky salesman.
Local Knights Templar from Frederick and Maryland plan a 40 member trip to the Triennial Conclave in Philadelphia beginning September 8. The party will travel by Pullman car on the 345 drainage line, return on Thursday, with a Tuesday parade described as a major event. Improved arrangements include lodging on the train, welcome receptions, and fatigue uniforms during the stay.
Orphans Court order leads to public sale on New Design Road near Buckeystown Frederick County. Auction lists 43 brood mares 3 to 10 years old, 21 cattle 4 milch cows 25 hogs 16 hogs and various wagons tools and farming gear plus household items. Terms: credit up to 10 months on large sums. under 10 cash. sale overseen by Hildebrand Le Joseph Bussa Auctioneers.
A social gathering was hosted at Mr and Mrs J Raymond Loy’s residence at 115 West Wirth street on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Mary Py Loy. The event featured music and games with refreshments served. Attendees included Miss Ruth Zinemerman and many others, plus Mr George Mullican and several Ley and Ziemerman family members.
William A Bidle of this city dies at Springfield Hospital aged 69 from artery disease. Survived by wife, son Walter of New Lebanon Ohio, and Miss Cleidle of Dayton. One sister Elizabeth Bidie and brothers Daniel and John Bidie. Funeral Monday 1 30 from Jefferson Street home. Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Charles Chase dies in North Philadelphia. remains brought to Hamsville and Ebeneezer church services led by Rev J H Grimm. Pallbearers listed. New Packard motor hearse showcased by Casper E Cline. Baltimore Packard branch notes its eight column design and wood draperies.
From The News August 80 1899 a Frederick column notes the Business Women's Association held its first outing with 52 attendees chaperoned by Maury Jane and hosted by Sabina Beckley and Eva Linn. A trolley trip to Myersville and lawn party at Routzahn's with cake served, next trip planned for September. A hay load of 7700 pounds for Horace Zacharias from Urbana overturned thrice on the pike and in town. The Manor woods hosted a major tournament and dance, coronation address by John Wood.
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