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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
7
Mary Jane in Weekly Letter discusses spring signs and local happenings. Weather notes, fruit prices, budding trees, and potential early harvest set a hopeful tone. mentions bets on a mild winter, then shifts to Frederick civic news, politics, and upcoming events including an auto show and charity efforts.
Junior and Juvenile Literary Societies met January 28 with programs of Bible readings recitations essays and debates on whether glass is more useful than tin and hockey versus baseball. Longfellow Society also met with a slate of readings and recitations. Local items report Haupt killed in a fall, Villa's forces in Santa Clara valley, a trade conspiracy guilty plea by Annie Dekkers and an advertising notice for Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey.
Serbian Premier asserts confidence in Allied victory as European war effort continues. diplomacy and military alignment feature in national broadcasts and press briefings. regional leaders express support amid advancing fronts and diplomatic talks with coalition partners.
Pachiteh voiced optimism saying if given enough to eat they will hold on and fight. He asserted confidence the Allies will triumph and expressed a wish to contribute to the great victory.
Philadelphia report confirms Midvale Steel company completed a very large shell shipment to the French government. W. P. Barba, VP and GM, says several million shells passed strict inspection, reflecting long-term munition specialization and organized production.
President Wilson heads west on a stumping tour to bolster support for the national defense program. Mrs. Wilson accompanies him as he plans a string of speeches through Pittsburgh Cleveland and a late Sunday departure for Illinois and Wisconsin to sway public opinion and aid Democrats in Congress.
Pittsburgh announces an overflow address by President Wilson after his main speech at Soldiers' Memorial to be held in the banquet hall. The main auditorium seats about 9800, mostly men, so women’s organizations secured a second address in the banquet hall seating about 1500.
Families of the men killed and injured in the E-2 submarine explosion would receive up to 600 under the federal employees' compensation act. Eva Ward of the American Association for Labor Legislation said the sums are pitifully small, while Charles P. Neill called them disgracefully low. The injured are described as young men with small children who will be permanently disfigured.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved twenty-five cent coal rate increases for bituminous coal in carloads from Clearfield Pennsylvania to Providence Auburn and Olneyville Rhode Island. More than 500 women are serving in the Russian army.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a thirty five year reliable remedy that acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It promises improvement in general health after short use and offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. Printed in a catalog-like ad with spelling errors.
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