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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1913

Page

3

Social World Surprises With Home Party At Cartman Residence

A surprise party was hosted at Mrs. Archie Cartman s home on 622 North Market Street last night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William E Riddiemoser Mr and Mrs Richard Creager Mrs Bessie Lippy and others with games and refreshments following a social gathering. Emmitsburg factory activity grows Union Looming Mill branch expands pending labor, 40 workers at the plant and plans for a larger engine and four more machine operators under manager H F Finneyfrock. A medical note promotes Chamberlains Crush Remedy for colds with lungs and secretions relief.

Archie Cartman North Market Street William E. Riddiemoser Richard Creager Bessie Lippy Frank Bell Archie Cuffman Clara Welsh Nina Blumenauer Lillie Stone Pauline Kline Ruth Kipp Anne Stone Nellie Khpp Philip Myers Baltimore Harvey Spurrier Roy Creager Charlie Stone Arthur Stone Geo. Wn. Shipley Emmitsburg Union Frederick Thurmont H. F. Finneyfrock

Surprise Your Friends Use Dr King New Life Fills

An advertisement urges four weeks of regular use of Dr King's New Life Fills to stimulate the liver improve digestion remove blood impurities and clear pimples and eruptions. Readers are told to begin at once and to buy at Pearse's Modern Pharmacy.

Dr King Pearse

Sucker Catchers and Fireworks Petition in Frederick

Brief items report Jarvey D Martz catching three suckers two mullets and a four pound carp. Misses Hahn and rum travel from East Church street to Baltimore then Washington for inaugural. Seventy five names sign Safe and Sane Fourth petition urging ban on retail fireworks. Mrs Bowers and Mrs Dill lead petition, physicians endorse ordinance to protect children. Opera House granted April 1 for Paint and Powder Club fundraiser for Frederick City Hospital. Miss Faunt le Roy and hospital managers thank Meyer and Aldermen. Montevue wagon HQ moves to William H Ramsburg store on East Patrick due to Lilly tobacco store closing.

Jarvey D Martz Helen Hahn Mamyerum East Church Street Baltimore Washington Sane Safe and Sane Fourth Committee Frederick Opera House Paint and Powder Club of Frederick City Hospital Faunt le Roy Meyer and Aldermen William H Ramsburg East Patrick Street Lilly Tobacco Slonteque

Pinex cough syrup recipe promises quick relief and old fashioned trust

A household cough remedy claims to yield a pint of syrup effective for obstinate coughs, whooping cough, croup, and throat troubles. The method combines granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex Norway pine extract, with a money back guarantee and availability through The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

United States Canada Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Moving into fine new high school the $40 000 cost

The new Brunswick high school building modeled after Frederick High School was completed at nearly 49000 with Lloyd Culler of Frederick as contractor. It houses eight modern rooms for 40 pupils each plus grammar grades Sixth and Seventh. Classes may begin next week and the building is designed to relieve crowded school conditions.

Frederick High School Brunswick Schoole Lloyd C. Cutter Brunsk Builying Sandy Hook Hall Lloyd C. Culler Frederick Urgen Grammar School

Maryland Horticultural Society Delays Maryland Week Plans

After a several hour meeting at the Hotel Rennett in Baltimore the executive committee failed to decide on the time and place for the society’s next annual meeting and shows known as Maryland Week For a decade the show has been in Baltimore and an invitation from Hagerstown’s Board of Trade and Fair Association suggested Baltimore as the likely host yesterday

Rennett Baltimore The Maryland Horticultural Society Maryland Board of Trade of

Atlantic Hotel To Be Razed In Ocean City Spring

Representatives for the John F. Waggaman estate say wreckers will begin work soon to tear down the Atlantic Hotel in Ocean City this spring. Built in 1876 by a company formed by Stephen Tabor founder of Ocean City, the hotel has long been a popular summer resort.

Atlantic Ocean City John F. Waggaman Wreckers Stephen Tabor New York

Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Action for Cure

An advertisement touts a claim that external applications fail for catarrh while internal remedies reach the disease at its source. It promotes Hails Catarrh Cure and Walls Catarrh Cure as effective, with one said to be prescribed by a leading physician. The product is described as a blend of quality serums and blood purifiers, with testimonials offered. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.

Cheney & Coq Prope Toledo Oman Steiner Bros North

Honor of George Washington Birthday Celebration Tonight

Lynch Lodge of Masons will celebrate Brother George Washington’s birthday at the regular meeting tonight. A special program features addresses by Rev A J Verman and Adolphus Fair hake, readings by Henry Ramsburg, and a song by Prof G Ed Smith before a banquet. Committee members include Wm Kolb I J Biefeld EK Moore and others. Meanwhile J T Joy, Graceham merchant, announces his candidacy for Democratic county commissioner in Frederick County.

Lynch Lodge of Masons Lynch Lodge Nomid 4 A. Masons George Washington de Plins G. Ed. Smith Messrs William ©. Kolb I. J Biefeld EK Moore H. A. G Meier W. EL Herwig H. &. Carty A G Roelley Jacob Rohrback A. le Roy McCardell Frederick County J T. Joy Graceham Mr Joy Mr. Joy Middletown Joy

Woman's Missionary Society entertains members at Hockeystown

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Protestant church at Hockeystown met yesterday afternoon at Mrs JF S NeLashmutt's home. Readings by Miss Louise Keller and Mrs James H Smith, piano solo by Mrs JL Thomas, duet by Misses Theresa Graff and Dora Hess, followed by refreshments. In Cumberland Post Office, two more clerks to be hired at 3600 yearly from March 1, filling money order, registry, and mailing division posts. Senior substitutes named as William B. Martz and Thomas F. Shannon.

Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Protestant Church Hockeystown JF S NeLashmutt Louise Keller James H Smith JL Thomas Theresa Graff Dora Hess Cumberland Post Office Money Order and Registry William B. Martz Thomas F. Shannon

One Dose Relieves a Cold No Quinine

A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound promises quick relief from grippe and severe cold symptoms including headache nasal congestion fever sneezing sore throat and rheumatic twinges with doses every two hours until three in a row. It contains no quinine and is labeled as safe to take while continuing usual duties.

Grippe Pape

Premature Grey Hair Cure Ad Promises Change

An old advertisement touts a tonic for grey hair and aging with bold claims. It promotes Hays Hair Health remedy, a free soap sample, and a pricey 100 dollar offer. The copy targets readers seeking youthful appearance through hair treatment, with references to Frederick, Maryland.

Hays Hai Hartina FRICK Hays Halae Hall Learipina Erie Arket

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Royal Baking Powder Chamberlain Markeys Montevue Wagon Headquarters Mullinix Sarenie Fine New High School Brunswick Hagerstown Atlantic Hotel Consti GEO. Washington Cumberland P. C Bowels Greenawalt’s West Patrick Street Yale Frederick Gas AD Electric Company the People’s Theatre Josephine Napoleon French Eclair Company the Angelus Miller Nestor the Empire Keystone Sara Bernhardt MR. W.L Fisher Temple OF Music George A. Everhart Odds and H. R. Flautt City Opera House Shoe Store Ures Sourren L. Welty East Church ST C. L. Kefauver Optometrist Men & Warner Harner’s Drug Store
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