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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
2
A fire at Mt. Airy last night destroyed John Raymond Kelley’s stable and buggy shed valued around $800 or more. The blaze killed a horse and consumed hay, corn, harness, and a set of rubber tired wheels. Incendiary origin is suspected, with no clues or arrests yet. Insurance covered the property.
Secretary Roger G Harley offers the association building in the city as a headquarters for the Empty Stocking Association. The club will discuss it at 4 PM Monday. Donations are urged to avoid a Christmas shortfall. Also tonight the YMC A gym hosts Night School and Day Class basketball. Tomorrow the Deaf School All Star Quintet meets the YMC A All Stars. Bowling matches feature Giants vs Braves at 8 15 and Pirates vs Tip Tops at 7 15.
Frederick residents were cautioned by Federated Charities officers that a person calling at homes soliciting money for “the association” is not authorized. President Dixon said no agent is out and residents should not give. Officials will inform law enforcement to pursue the impersonator.
Edward C Lease deeds real estate in city to Charles Hettner for 1600 dollars. Stomach Suffererst Read This ad promotes Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a cure for chronic stomach liver and intestinal trouble claiming quick relief within 24 hours sold locally by Williamson the druggist.
Kidney diseases are rising in prevalence and more lives are claimed by Brights disease and Diabetes than many realize. The Inter-State Veetors advertise their Hagerstown medical institute offering modern methods and specialists to minimize these illnesses, arguing general practitioners cannot master all chronic conditions and that patients with chronic disease should seek dedicated experts.
The Inter-State Doctors specialize in chronic diseases and attribute much of their success to their treatment approach. They are noted for accepting patients for treatment and advertising, highlighting their role in managing long standing ailments.
Frederick market prices show flour and wheat steady, corn ear and shelled corn listed with various prices. Dairy and animal feeds priced per ton, Timothy hay and mixed hay offered with range, and potatoes quoted per bushel. Local dealers provide the figures for the news.
As executor under Henry Lorentz last will a public sale is set for December 19 1914 at 10 30 am at the Frederick Court House. Three parcels on West South Street include two dwellings and a vacant lot with detailed lot dimensions and advisory terms. Parcels may be sold separately then as a unit if the whole exceeds combined bids.
A public sale outlines several parcels in Petersville including two western lots fronting West Fifth street each with brick houses and strong rents, plus a corner house on North Market and 8th street with three stories. Terms require half cash at sale with balance in three months or all cash. proceeds go to the late Henry Lorentz estate. An additional public sale at 29 East Fifth Street lists household and kitchen furniture with cash terms.
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