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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
6
Prof. Kellar departs for Dover to lecture while colleagues Prof. John and Dr. Bixler attend a Gettysburg board meeting. Numerous visits, lectures, church events, and social calls fill community life as schools plan terms and libraries pursue traveling book lists.
A customer testimonial proclaims Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and stomach troubles after trying several doctors. The letter from Charles E. Harris notes improvement after eight bottles and urges readers to request a sample and booklet from Dr Kilmer Co., offering one-dollar bottles and a Frederick Daily Regal advert inclusion.
Local society notes record dinners and visits among families in Foxville, Littlestown, and Westminster. Names include Cheater Joys, Cuddy, Elliott, Stine, Stine children, Brning, Long, Stine, King, Cutall, Stater, Ropp, Koons, and others. Occasional travel to Baltimore, Washington, Altoona, and Frederick. updat es on health and illnesses.
The itemized notes report preaching and communion services in Lutheran and Reformed churches on January 17 and 24 at 10 o'clock, etc. It also mentions heavy rains with minimal damage, various family visits among residents near Brunswick Jefferson Bethel Charlesville and Frederick Junction, and several farm and roofing activities including a metal roof installation on a house.
Mrs John Jacobs of Charlesville spent Friday afternoon with Mrs R FH Zimmerman and family. Mrs Edward Angleberger and daughter visited Tuesday with Mrs Clayton Rupp. Miss Stith Newton, Miss Margaret Aimmerman, Mr Chester Clem and families and Mr and Mrs Josiah Fedga of Yellow Springs spent Sunday with John Clem family. Mr RD Zimmerman and Mr William Keyser visited Sunday evening with neighbor John Clem.
Mr Samuel L Tyler of Philadelphia returns home after a visit with parents. Mail service disrupted in this section by heavy rain and a Tuesday wind storm causing mud but no injuries. Rev Cunningham preached at Haven Bethel and begins revival at Littlestown. he may hold further services at Bethel. Harry Gonso returns to Findlay College to resume studies. Mrs Mary Shankle and Dennis Shankle with son visited Pleasant Hill. J L Lortz's condition remains unchanged.
Residents along the Susquehanna between McCall's Ferry dam and Washington borough flee to high ground as the river rises twelve feet above normal, aided by a sixteen mile ice jam. Water covers tracks, endangers a railroad bridge, and two men are rescued from a second story window near Pequed. Safe Harbor residents seek higher ground as floods push toward two-story windows.
Harrisburg Pa Jan 14 At the request of the state insurance department the state attorney general applied to the Daubin county court for a receiver for the Prudential Fire Insurance company of Wilkes-Barre alleging it is insolvent and if permitted to continue business longer will endanger the interests of its stock holders and others The court fixed Jan 27 for argument Pr C K Grier is president and John Holt treasurer of the company
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline for hair care urging readers to apply a cloth through strands to stop dandruff and hair loss. It claims immediate effect, restoring luster, fullness, and softness, with a 25 cent bottle sold at druggists or toilet counters.
Copenhagen Jan 14 Prussian losses since the start of the war total 840043 killed wounded and missing in casualty lists 117 to 121. Lists name 44299 officers and men with 133 Bavarian 90 Saxon and 89 Wuertemberg lists and 14 naval lists. Bavarian figures vary while troops bear heavy losses in West Flanders and Poland.
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