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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
7
Frederick firm announces Ideal Painting and Trimming Co occupies the West Street school building, converting it into an automotive painting and trimming facility. New drying system speeds coats from three to seven hours, with electric motors and a steam heater, boosting efficiency and finish quality.
Governor-elect Ritchie requests a simple inaugural ceremony on the second Wednesday in January. The wish was relayed from French Lick by P B Perlman to Dr J Huber Wade, the Democratic state chairman and master of ceremonies for the event.
In Annapolis news, Philip B. Perlman of Baltimore is poised to become the next secretary of state after indicating acceptance. Governor elect Ritchie remains on vacation at French Lick Springs, Ind. A traffic collision involves a Ford piano truck from Baltimore and a machine from Cramer’s Palace of Music.
The South Dakota Legislature completed ratification of the Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment today when the Senate approved the measure. Also announced was the speaker for Frederick County Bible Society’s annual meeting on Sunday evening, January 18, featuring Prof Abdiel Ross Wentz of Gettysburg College. Chamberlain's Tablets ad promotes indigestion relief and gentle stomach toning.
A series of short health updates reports several residents improving after illnesses and procedures. William EB is resting easier though threatened with pneumonia. Howard Freeman at City Hospital shows steady improvement after surgery. Richard Allison, ill with double pneumonia, is getting better. Mrs. Charles E. Boathd and Mrs. Mollie Filby are slowly improving or recovering from severe illness. Mrs. Richard Nairn is recovering from a mild pneumonia. Robert Lengsch, confined by a bad cold, is back to work. Mrs. Nogh Cramer has been bedridden but is now up and about at home. Phil Rogers of Thurmont, recovering from injuries from a recent flash photography incident at the soldiers’ banquet, served with the 91st Aviation Photo Section in Germany.
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with croupy symptoms and for her own cough and cold relief. She claims a few doses ease lung irritation and a few days cure the cold.
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