Frederick Faces Imminent Cold Wave and Higher Coal Costs
Washington forecasts King Winter to grip Frederick with heavier coal and wood needs. Mild spell has lessened coal piles, but a January cooldown and possible snow are expected. Temperatures recently ranged from freezing to the mid 50s, with occasional signs of spring. Health Officer McCurdy warns against alarm while urging grip precautions.
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King Winter
Frederick
Frederic
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Hiker Edge Heads Toward California on Long Trek
Henry C. Edge continues his publicized journey from New York toward San Francisco. He arrived in Frederick yesterday afternoon and slept at the YMCA before resuming travel this morning, aiming for St. Louis then Kansas City, Denver and California. Edge, claiming a wager, has averaged nearly fifty miles daily since leaving New York on December 30, often reaching 72 miles in a day, and travels without cash, relying on meals and lodging he earns through work.
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San Francisco
Cal
Henry C. Edge
Frederick
Y.M.C. A
Edge
Hagerstown
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
California
New York
Yankee team defeated on Armory court 87 to 22
The Washington Y.M.C.A. Yankees trounced the local squad 87 to 22 in one of the season’s fastest games. Phelps led visitors with seven baskets, while Derr shone for the locals with six. Zeigler, Castle, Lease and Duvall contributed solid play. referee Schroeder officiated.
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Uuetie
Washington
Armory Court
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Derr
Zeigler
Castle
Lease
Schroeder
Yankees
M.C
Castle Bingly
Lease Callaway
Zeigler Reeve
Duvall Hinwood
O. Derr
Callaway
Duvall
Motter
A. H. Englebrecht
Co. A Quint
Maryland
Armory
Fire investigation into Smiths barn blaze near Myeraville
Fire Marshal George Edward Myers plans a formal inquiry into the Wheeler A. Smith barn and livestock fire at Myeraville with two deputies. Smith suspects one of two persons. outcome hinges on the Fire Marshal's probe and possible arrests. Murderer Sattler arrested in Cumberland. confession follows. Potash study in Maryland hinges on California findings. Daniel Baker and sons sued for $7,500 damages over a November auto crash near Catonsville.
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Frederick
Wheeler A. Smith
Myeraville
Smith
Daniel Baker
Baltimore
David
Joseph Baker
Joseph A. Eyter
Eyter
Baltimore and Fredericktown
Catonsville
Suicide on Cumberland Street Ends Union Bridge Man
E. W. Bevans of Union Bridge aged about 30 shot himself on a Cumberland street. His body was found with a revolver in his right hand and a wound through the mouth. Despondent over unemployment. Mrs Bevans of Union Bridge expected in Cumberland. He was a son of Dr. Bevans of Grantsville, Maryland.
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Union Bridge
Cumberland
Bevans
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Cline Home
The regular monthly meeting of the foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church occurred yesterday afternoon at Mrs Casper E Cline's residence. The program included Scripture reading and prayer, minutes and Toll call, a piano duet by Grace and Ruby Cline, the Year Book chapter The King's Highway, vocal by Mrs Marie Haller, and each member recited a Bible verse containing the word Mercy. Refreshments were served.
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Meeting of Missionary Society
The
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Casper E. Cline
Misses Grace
Ruby Cline
King’s Highway
Marie Haller
Mercy
Meeting of Key Council Officers Installed
The newly elected officers of Francis Scott Key Council No 48 U A M were installed by acting deputy State Councilor Charles W Steward at the regular meeting last night. Reports show the council flourishing with property and funds over 4200 dollars and an interest account of 3700 dollars. Membership stands at 117.
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Francis Scott Key Council
Charles W. Steward
Your bronchial tubes and Scott's Emulsion ad
A vintage cough remedy advertisement urges immediate treatment for bronchial irritation from a cold. It touts Scott's Emulsion to ease mucous, soothe the cough, and aid recovery, noting forty years of relief and claiming no alcohol or drugs. Bloomfield New Jersey is listed.
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Dr. Bell
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Sloan's Liniment Endorsed by Rheumatism Sufferer
A grateful reader reports rapid relief from chronic rheumatism after applying Sloan's Liniment to affected joints. The testimonial describes three weeks of pain resolved in days, following prior unsuccessful medicines and doctor care. The note also mentions employment at a large department store and widespread retail availability.
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Sloan
Sof
Sinan
Ro Smith
Sar Franciera
Cal
Water Line To Frederick City Water Works Upgrade
Frederick completes a new 11 732 foot pipeline costing about 18000 dollars following Engineer Boardman's recommendations. The line improves gravity and pressure from mountain sources via Brady Brothers Frostburg. Citizens note taste changes pending finish of storage reservoir plans aimed at long term water quality and supply reliability.
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Prederick
Wester
Hoardman
Phladelphia
Frederick
Poperly
Fishing Creek
Brady Brothers
Frostburg
Autouters Debate Auto Access at Olivet Cemetery
A Frederick woman urged lifting the ban on automobiles in Olivet Cemetery or permitting limited use with regulations. She argued the current rule harms non carriage owners and recounted an elderly woman who must walk far to reach her grave. The issue, debated after a lengthy discussion, may be revisited.
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ME Olivet
Frederick
Auton
Autelsta
Deni
Perrana
Sony
Protect Potomac River Poll tax measures in House debate
Legislative actions in Washington yesterday aimed to stop Maryland towns in Prince George's and Montgomery counties from polluting streams that originate in Maryland and flow into the Potomac via the District of Columbia. The measures seek to safeguard the river by restricting pollution sources in the affected Maryland communities.
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Potomac River
Washington
Maryland
Princ,George'a
Montgomery Counties
District of Columbia
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Purity
An advertisement for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root promotes its purity and herbal base as a non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims tested effectiveness and invites readers to buy at drug stores or request a sample by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York. The Freder ick Daily News is cited in the ad as a publication context.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Frederick Daily News
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