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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1916
Page
3
The News Sale Register shows a growing list of notices as Frederick County farmers prep for moving time in March. March is the popular sale month here due to April 1 moving and stock feeding pressures, while some favor late sales to push prices higher and gain buyer commitment.
The recital on February 24 in Frederick will feature Ming Helena Peat, a noted young American soprano, marking her Frederick debut. She will perform works by classic and modern masters and be joined by prominent instrumentalists. Peat currently has a major engagement at the Harlem Opera House in New York before a broader East tour, starting after Frederick.
Martinsburg and Frederick dominate the Blue Ridge League stats with Robert Orrion’s .341 batting average topping the circuit. Frederick claims the pennant at 53 wins to 23 losses, while Martinsburg leads in team batting and several players post top marks in fielding and base running.
The camel thrives in arid regions enabling crossing barren tracts. Its water storage in stomach pockets and a back fat hump sustain long dry periods. Deserts’ thorny scrub minimally nourishes it, while specialized feet and slit nostrils protect against heat and sand. Publication notes note early expedition hardships.
A humorous fragment shows a doctor telling a patient the digestive system is out of order and suggesting discharge and a new cook. The patient responds with a resigned, misheard pledge of marriage, highlighting comic wordplay and miscommunication.
A fragmented account references Sir Herbert Wikiner of Us and a ritual at a rural institute. A man wounds himself and prays to an earill god for luck and escape, hoping for great booty amid a perilous pursuit.
A column extols thrift as sound management in the home. It praises simple furnishings, orderly kitchens, careful meal portions, waste reduction, and cash-based budgeting. It cites a Ladies' Home Journal piece on the homemaker as both manager and businesswoman. Also announced is a musical comedy When Dreams Come True at City Opera House January 28, and news of Waynesboro Red Men event invitations for a July 3-4 celebration.
Memorial services were held in the House of Representatives for Joseph A. Goulden a New York representative who owned a farm and summer home near Taneytown in Carroll County. The report notes speculation about probable outcomes and possible luck related to the event.
The document presents an end of year balance sheet for the Franklin Savings Bank at Frederick Maryland. It lists assets including overdrafts, mortgages and judgments, reserves, currency and coin, deposits, and a surplus fund, totaling about 703 791 dollars. The secretary Geo W Weinlein affirms the accuracy under oath on January 11, 1916, with directors Ayton G. Reed and others signatory.
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