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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1913

Page

4

College of Expression Presents Cousin Kate at Woman's College

The senior class of the Woman's College School of Expression staged Henry Davies' Cousin Kate under Miss Sallie Conrad Fauntle Roy. The rural England comedy featured strong performances by Daisy Buchanan, Leviora Sourbeer, Ruth Moyer, Ruth Meadr, and others, with Amy Spenser and Bobby roles drawing praise for naturalness and stage craft.

Mies Faunt le Roy Woman's College School of Expression Sallie Conrad Fauntle Roy Henry Davies Kate Betty Washington John Alden Priscilla The Department of Expression England Spencer Bobby Amy Mr Heath Heath Daisy Buchanan Miss Buchanan Leviora Sourbeer Sponger Ruth Moyer Amy Spenser Ruth Meadr Booby Miss McCullough Barlette Miriam _nApple Anna May Lear

Y M C A Honors Woodrow Wilson Autographed Portraits

The Frederick Y M C A boys department received a four by six inch portrait of Woodrow Wilson, soon to be president, with his autograph. Thomas A Edison also sent a large signed picture. The association will frame and hang these autographs alongside other famous portraits including Theodore Roosevelt Taft Breckinridge Hughes Cortelyou Tibbetts and Tibbetts inter state Y M C A secretary.

Woodrow Wilson United States Frederick Y. M. C. A Boys’ Department The Association Thomas A. Edisor Boss Theodore Roorewell Taft William 3. Brean Hughes New York George B. Cortelyou George F. Tibbetts inter-State Y. Mlc. A

Mad Dog at Brunswick Sinks Rabid Dog for Test

A dog in Brunswick shows signs of hydrophobia and is killed after biting three other dogs. Dr J T West reports the animal tested positive for hydrophobia. The dog had bitten others before its death, prompting public notices in The News.

Brunswick Appleby Wenner Drunsvick Baltimore J. T West Munky

Gasolene Prices Soar As Industry Sees 40 Cents Peak

Motorcar industry forecasts gasoline at 40 cents or more per gallon next summer amid plans to boost output. Analysis shows only a small fraction of crude oil goes to motor fuel, suggesting waste and potential shortages. Estimated loss to oil producers could reach hundreds of millions yearly, even if prices fall. A separate brief notes a Brunswick burglary targeting Stream Brady and Co with underage suspects.

Motor Car i

Pupil Farewell Reception For Knoxville Teacher

Miss Loretta Willard of Knoxville who taught the Sixth Grade at Brunswick received a farewell reception from her pupils yesterday. A fruit shower was presented, and Miss Willard is temporarily succeeded by substitute Miss Emily Crampton of Knoxville.

Loretta Willard Knoxville Tsacher Brunswick Miss Willard Emily Crampton

Good Natured Again Good Humor Returns With Change

A Montana reader credits Grape Nuts with restoring digestion nerves and health after years of indigestion and nervous strain. He recalls how he discovered the cereal by chance and now relies on it daily, praising improved appetite energy and mental clarity. The letter is presented by Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan as a genuine customer endorsement.

Montana Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Repairs at Municipal Light Plant In Progress

Repairs are underway at the city light plant with tests and trials planned before nightfall to restore continuous service. Officials and experts note the plant may not be in need of major overhaul, though improvements could be made.

City Lght IL Ig John A. Mikesell Fhele Manufacturing Company

Personal notices from West Third Street and beyond

Pleasant paragraphs note visits and travels of Mr. Frank Doll in Washington and Tallimore, Miss Alice Carron from Baltimore returning to Mrs. Fabian Losey in Baltimore Street, Urner at ML Airy on business, and F X Newell family trip to Urbana Ohio. Also mentions a Senate race alliance discussion between Smith Preston Marbury and Glair Lee amid Democratic party shifts.

Frank Doll West Third Street Tallimore F. X. Newell Urbana Ohio Alice Carron Baltimore Fabian Losey Second Street Sterdas John Walter Smith James H. Preston WL Marbury Glair Lee Jong United States Senate Ines Wse Snuth Maser Presien Fas Siaunch Dome Rats Marbury Biatvlaw

More Executions Imminent in Mexico City

Report states that several top leaders including General Huerta and Commanders Carranza and others face possible executions as reactions to recent events. The dispatch notes impending decisions by allied authorities and the high risk of further punitive actions in the region.

Rapid Progress and Needs in Anti Tuberculosis Campaign

The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports eight years of growth with 500 hospitals and over 30,000 beds for consumptives. It notes 400 dispensaries, 150 open air schools, laws in 45 states, and 200 towns. Yet 100,000 hospital beds and 100,000 sanatoria beds are still needed, plus nurses, clinics, and open air schools nationwide. The campaign targets education for 80 million people and expansion to every state and town.

National Association For the National Association States Territories United States

Property Transfers And Court Notices In Local Ledger

In the courts column a Clinton Zimmerman and wife transfer property to Frank C. Norwood, with other real estate exchanges noted. Marriages listed include Howard R. Tomlin and Annie M King, as well as James E. Mitchell and Nellie M. Magalis. An inventory of Edward S. Largett and Mary A. Staley estates is filed, with sales reports for Joseph M. Crown and Luke T. Brien estates. Letters testamentary granted for Daniel O. Staley and Sarah A. Miller estates. Local agent Emory L. Collentz noted. Henderson motorcycle shown by Harry F. Shipley.

Clinton Zimmerman Frank C. Norwood Stella Keefer Jacob MM. Newman Howard R. Tomlin Annie M King Frederick James E. Mitchell Nellie M. Magalis Brunswick Orphans Court Edward S. Largett Edward Hargett Joseph M. Crown Mary A. Staley Mary J. Staler Luke T. Brien Sarah A. G Miller Sarah A. E. Toms Emory L. Collentz

Hawkeyes Win Two Narrowly In Local Matches

The ninth place Hawkeyes won two close games against the sixth place Rockefellers by margins of 3 and 1 pins on a lively night at the Y M C A. The Rockefellers adjusted after rough breaks to secure a final game victory by 12 pins. Other results include Wild Cats defeating Spiders 2 to 0 and Cyclones beating Spiders 5 to 0 in Junior indoor baseball. The report also notes a Bible class and supper kickoff at the Association and mentions Montgomery county farmers' annual convention at Sandy Spring with talks on grain elevators and storage.

Vns M. C. A. News Hawkeyes Rockefellers Y. M. C. Awleys Wild Cats Cyclones M. Engle P.tracey Sherald Putman F.ingle Tomer Ridgley FF. Rowe Ridgley Montgomery County Sandy Spring Mortimer O. Stabler Spencerville Samuel P. Thomas Edner Judson C. Welliver Washington Fletcher Veitch United States Agricultural Department Maurice J. Stabler John E. Muncaster Rusk Candy Charles F. Kirk Josiah W. Jones Elgie Riggs James T. Clark J. Nicholas Miler

Camp Fire Girls Hold Weekly Outing from Girls High School

The Camp Fire Girls of the Girls High School hiked to Frederick Junction last evening for their weekly outing. About twenty girls joined leader Miss Pearl Eader and returned by train, arriving in Frederick at 5 50. The newly organized club plans a weekly outward trip from the city.

Frederick

Danderine Hair Cleanser Promises Tight, Shiny Results

A vintage advertisement touts Danderine a 25 cent hair product that cleanses dust oil and dirt from hair while boosting softness shine and fullness. It claims roots are strengthened and itching or hair loss prevented with a single application and urges trying a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.

Cascarets Best Laxative for Constipation and Digestive Health

An old advertisement extols Cascarets as the best laxative to relieve constipation and indigestion, promising quick relief from headaches, biliousness, and stomach discomfort. It touts a 10 cent box as a ticket to months of health, notes use for children, and mentions a local birthday celebration for Dr John Zimmerman. It also includes a brief real estate sale in 706 North Market Street and a joke about the price of liberty relating to bachelor taxes.

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