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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1916
Page
8
From New Midway and surrounding areas comes a slice of rural life with multiple butchering events at local homes, names like Eyler Albaugh and Fogle, and social visits. The item also notes desk deliveries for the public school, church Christmas services, and residents visiting kin in Frederick and Lovettsville amid winter travel.
Washington Pa December 20 sixteen year old Charles Otto son of Mr and Mrs Otto died from injuries alleged hazing by Eclipse mine workers in Roscoe He named three men who abused him daily before death warrants issued for their arrest Community stirred over his treatment Body was bruised and severely injured
Local residents report visits and travels in Frederick and Virginia. Mrs Fendrose Mohler and Mr Franklin Cook are among those in and out of town, with Christmas events planned at the Lutheran church in Braddock and a cantata The Story of the Star. Families including Akers Summers Meriter and others are mentioned with illnesses and recoveries as Christmas services approach.
Frederick resident Mrs Jane Shook recalls lifelong kidney trouble with back pain swelling and frequent urination. After using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills her condition improved and she continues to take them as needed. Ad emphasizes nationwide testimonials and urges customers to ask for the kidney remedy by name.
Emmitsburg Knights of Columbus Brute Council held installation Sunday December 17 with 49 members. Officers named include Grand Knight Prof. E G Theroux and Deputy Grand Knight Louis H Callahan. District Deputy F Harry Burkhart supervised installation at Frederick council.
At the Frederick Nest No. 1850 Order of Owls weekly meeting a 150 dollar check was drawn for the widow of Charles McC Hagan who died December 14 and was a charter member of the order.
This vintage ad copy touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as particularly valuable for colds. It praises its remarkable properties, claims to win goodwill for a company, and asserts it loosens phlegm, relieves the lungs, opens secretions, and aids nature in restoring the system to health.
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