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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1916
Page
6
Residents and visitors from Littlestown to Frederick appear in Taneytown letters noting visits by Charles Baschoar Pius Fink and Miss Clara Bowers. Updates cover illness travel and social calls with neighbors, plus a spelling bee at Valley View and community events in Knob Rocky Springs and nearby towns.
Freder ick official Mr Dorsey Spurrier and relatives visit Mt Airy and Mr Alry. Kinsey Spurrier and Elva Spurrier with Spurrier family. Julia Payne returns home from Delaware. numerous Spurrier kinship events in Germantown Bethel and Laytonsville. birthday party for Naomi Wachter with large gathering and cake.
Little Miss Hilda Staub of Frederick visits grandparents Mr and Mrs William Whipp. Mrs D M Whipp and Miss Ella Whipp of Church Hill spend a day with Mrs Raymond Corum. Mrs John King returns home after visiting relatives in Frederick. Mrs J W Suman and Mrs J R Corum visit Mrs John Bussard. Miss Myrtle Cook of Frederick spends Sunday at her parental home.
A 25 cent bottle claim for Knowlton's Dandeline promises to stop dandruff and restore hair. The ad describes dull brittle hair due to dandruff and claims first use brings lustre and softness, with weeks of use producing new downy hair and fuller scalp growth. It urges purchase at drug stores or toilet counters.
Harvey M. Mittinger spent Sunday visiting his brother Elmer J. Pittinger and family near Lois Station. The group returned Sunday, while Monday morning saw a temperature drop to 82 with a -3 reading. J. Pittinger and son and Edith Tressler, plus Mrs Wallie Water and son from Keyssine Carrelcovnix, visited Mire, George Wo Pithoeer and family on Tuesday.
Libermiewn Mies Mo Grace will open a millinery store at her home on Merh Vacs Monshaurhas long worked in millinery at other places and is well acquainted with the trade. Mr Walter R Curfman reports her success and readiness to serve customers locally.
An item notes Prince Joachin will attend St Johns College in Annapolis after time with his parents in the area. Other snippets mention Miss Esther Tiebei's return from Woodsboro, local mails delayed by snow, and community church and school notices across Braddock and Westminster with several residents cited.
Cold aggravates nasal catarrh and neglects it harms the nasal passages. Cleanse with warm salt water, apply vaseline, and take Scott's Emulsion after meals for a month. The balm soothes, feeds tissues, and reduces inflammation. Advertisement from Seat and Bone Lixangeid NJ.
A New York World summary traces siege gun evolution from Ghent iron bombs to 700 pound projectiles, noting calibers of 25 inches and weights up to 18.75 tons. It cites bronze cannons at Constantinople and a century ago British fleets at the Dardanelles suffering heavy losses from such artillery in a pivotal historical clash.
Origin of the Gypsies described as entering England in the fifteenth century and named gypsy by locals who thought they came from Egypt The Prenel and Tirdia origins are discussed with references to historical migration myths A Valentine party at Walkersville hosted by Mrs Carroll Smith featured pink and white decor and prizes for Mildred Stauffer and Mrs John Cramer with a long guest list including Mrs Annebell Grantham and many Nicodemuses
Readers note Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps stomach troubles in women It tones the digestive system increases appetite and strength A testimonial from Mrs Burr Williams of Newfield New York cites relief after two bottles The ad claims a tablespoonful after meals can fix digestive upset in two days
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