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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1914

Page

3

Boxes Erected For Self Denial Funds In Frederick

Mayor Fraley launches Self Denial Day with five tin boxes mounted on poles around Frederick to collect contributions for Federated Charities. Citizens are urged to skip luxuries tomorrow and place coins or bills in the boxes, supporting local relief efforts and Belgian Relief momentum.

Frederick Mayor Fraley Fraley City Hall West Church Street Post Office Court House

Self-Denial Day Proclaimed By Frederick Mayor

Frederick residents urged to observe December 15 as Self Denial Day to fund relief for the homeless and famine victims in Europe. Mayor Lewis H. Fraley declares the day to encourage universal participation, urging cash contributions to sustain urgent charitable needs and help unemployed.

Frederick Europe

Self Denial Day Encourages Generous Holiday Giving

Weather worsen the plight of the needy as winter months bite. The piece urges larger Self Denial Day contributions to aid those suffering in cold conditions and highlight charitable giving.

Youth Run Down by Auto Near Boonsboro

Albert Babbington, 17, son of William Babbington, a Washington County farmer, was struck Saturday night on Mount Carmel road near Boonsboro by an automobile owned by Lewis T. Byron of Ha, Serstown. He died hours later at Washington County Hospital after burial preparations and a service in Middletown.

Albert Babington Middletown Albert Babbington William Babbington Washington County Boonsboro Lewis T. Byron Serstown Mount Carmel Byron J. Hubert Wade Young Babbington Hagerstown Baltimore Samuel Smith Babbington William ¥. Bast Charles Babbington Lutheran Church L. A. Bush Hartman

Organist Praised for Colonial Theatre Performances in Hagerstown

Prof. Guy Kline, formerly of this city and now organist at a large Hagerstown church, also plays at the Colonial theatre. A local paper lauds his masterly use of the Moller pipe organ and piano during the film One Million, noting the audience’s deep silence and heightened war scenes thanks to his playing.

Hagerstown Guy Kline N Large Church Colonial Theatre Prof. Kline Colonial Prof. Kling Acwar Fim Europe Kline

Intercity Games Set For Armory Friday Night

On the armory floor Friday night Maryland School for the Deaf and High School Quints meet at 8 45. Earlier the baseball game features the YMCA against Company A aggregations.

Armory Maryland School For the Deaf High School Quints Company A

Christmas Dinner Relief Fund Appeals In Frederick

Captain Walter G Lamont head of the American Rescue Worker appeals for funds to feed the poor with Christmas baskets and cooked dinners. He notes less than 30 dollars donated so far and aims for 200 to provide for about 100 families. Thirty two chickens have been donated and fund-raising continues through December with merchant solicitations and 185 letters sent, but only a four dollar donation has emerged so far. A burglary at Wisotskoy Brothers on East Main Street Thurmont yielded pennies and little cash with footprints the only clue. nothing stolen.

Untes Frederick Walter G. Lamont Lamont East Seventh Street Reacun Worlds Ecity Axstat Thurmont Wisotskoy Brothers East Main Street Emory Wisotzkoy

Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Alternatives for Liver Relief

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild laxative substitute for calomel addressing liver and bowel issues without harming teeth. The ad promises quick relief from constipation and a listless, cloudy feeling, noting improved energy and mood as digestion improves. Advertising highlights are Columbus, Ohio based Olive Tablet Company.

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablet Company Columbus

Mayor Fraley Targets Toy Rifle Firing in City

Mayor Fraley announces arrests and prosecutions for toys firing rifles and vandalizing public property within city limits after numerous complaints. Police will be directed to stop the incidents.

Fraley

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