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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
6
A damaged OCR snippet from The Daily News mentions an office entry and local notices. The text is incomplete and unclear, with possible references to Fredericton or Fredericksburg and a postal matter. No identifiable events, people, or organizations are conclusively readable.
An editorial urges peaceful, right outcomes in labor disputes. It argues that forceful settlements are barbaric, urges both workers and employers to heed wiser community counsel, and says strikes must end only when solutions are fair and lasting. It warns against profit-driven or punitive motives and stresses long-term stability.
Property transfers include deeds from Hankey to Samuel Clark for county real estate valued at 2,895 and from Dolan to Foster Decker for Brunswick property at 5. Other transfers list values from 10 to 3,435.50 across county properties. Marriage licenses record pairs from Frederick, Middletown, Mt Airy, Emmitsburg, and other towns, with ages ranging from early twenties to late twenties. State funds deposits show six Frederick banks receiving treasurer deposits, totals from 4,998.45 to 59,056.60 in various institutions.
Those tablets are intended especially for indirection and constipation. They tone up the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. They act gently on the liver and bowels thereby restoring the stomach and bowels to a healthy condition. When you feel dull stupid and constipated with them at trial you are certain to be pleased with their effect.
Frederick youths gathered Wednesday night in Libertytown for a club hosted dance. About forty people attended, showing strong local interest in the Liberty club affair.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs Dillard G House of Burkittaville are spending a month in the South visiting Roanoke Salem Va Bristol Tenn and Ashville NC. On return they will stop a few days in Washington. Mr and Mrs Amos Urner of Eim Street have returned after a week with relatives near Philadelphia. Mrs Paul Holdcraft of Keedysville opens the weekend with relatives in this city.
Dillard G. House of Burnettsville and Mary G. Haker of Middletown wed at eight Wednesday morning December 3, ceremony performed by Rev. Hedges of Middletown.
At a large December 8 meeting in Silver Springs the Cissel-Saxon Post of the American Legion completed its organization and outlined plans for future activities including a Christmas dance and a smoker. The post has grown rapidly, with officers listed and membership rising. it honors Captain Edward Carrol Cissel and Sergeant John W Saxon, both fallen in World War I. Colored Red Cross Auxiliary members were also named in the recent roll call.
Frederick county farms sell for above sixty thousand dollars across three properties totaling about 600 acres. Markwood D Harp brokered deals involving Woodsboro farm of 181 acres rich in cultivation with possession April 1. Charles N Reeder sold 100 acre fruit farm near Yellow Springs to Captain Wilbur J Saylor, who plans extensive plantings and improvements. Jacob Layman sold 319 acre farm near Lewistown to Samuel S Lightner, a noted stock farm with a large brick house and substantial barn. possession April 11.
A two day conference for county school teachers will be held at the Girls' high school December 19 and 20 with lectures on various studies and round table discussions. Sessions start at 9 30 with primary reading led by Miss M Anna Grace and continue through the day for primary intermediate and high school teachers. An evening meeting is scheduled at Hood Seminary with talks on country schools.
Coleman J. Lille through attorney Albert S. Crown seeks an absolute divorce from Frances Lidice. They wed in 1918 at Middletown, officiated by Rev. George Albert Snyder of the Reformed Church. Plaintiff alleges desertion and that Frances is living in Baltimore, with more than three years of separation making reconciliation unlikely. Three-cent currency note appears as stray text.
Ezra Zimmerman sustains painful injuries from a farm fall near Dayaville while butchering. The Green couple received an old fashioned serenade on their wedding night. Mary Worman was Mrs. Green prior to marriage. Repairs finish at Point of Rocks Episcopal Church, opening as a public worship site. General John F. Reynolds Post No 2 officers elected with John J. Fleischman as Commander and James E. Duvall as trustee. Arthur D. Willard announces a contest against S L Bast for a House of Delegates seat. Mrs Charles W Ross Jr outlines plans for a dance series at Junior Hall for winter evenings.
An unreadable snippet cites a Paris publication Le Rire and mentions travel costs and Vera utility. The fragment hints at remarks on expenses and time, with unclear attribution and context due to damaged OCR.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap corn and callus remedy available at drug stores. It asserts immediate pain relief after a few drops and claims the corn or callus can be lifted off with fingers, praising the product with strong promotional language.
Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick County formally announced his candidacy for Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates as the General Assembly nears January convening. He argues his inside track, pledges to serve the state first, and highlights his experience and cooperation with Governor-elect Ritchie and fellow Democrats.
An article reports eggs rising to 80 cents a dozen while meat prices vary across stores. Dealers quote Sirloin 35 and 33 cents, Round 30, Hamburg 35, Lard 31, with discrepancies up to 8 cents per pound. A Frederick fair price committee is not yet empowered, urging consumers to shop for lower prices. Also notes only about 25,000 of 560,900 Canadian 11 year olds advance to high school.
The document references capital value 126000.00 and surplus 226000.00 with James H. Harrie listed as President in what appears to a corporate financial line item or report.
A framed letter from Admiral Winfield Scott Schley and his photograph were presented to Schley Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Baltimore. Six veterans who served with Schley at the battle of Santiago attended as the donor’s gift was displayed. The group voted to thank the donor and the items will hang at Beethoven Hall. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is included in the page.
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