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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1920

Page

6

Beer ads ignite town event with IPA theme

A fragmented listing highlights an IPA themed event with local breweries promoting new beers and tasting opportunities. Details are unclear but indicate community attendance and vendor participation.

Frederick residents survey garbage disposal options in 1920

A Frederick editor notes a questionnaire with local leaders and citizens about garbage disposal. He outlines three systems contract municipal and private scavenger plans, stressing sanitation, supervision, and farm inspections to prevent disease.

Memorial Building for State's Heroes in Late War

A memorial building site was chosen east of City Hall in Baltimore for Maryland and the city to jointly erect honoring soldiers sailors and marines. The joint commission adopted a resolution naming the site between Gay Fayette and Lexington streets and appointments were made for the design and committee oversight.

Marylana Tets Hugh H. Young Sergi Richard O'Connell Sherlock Swann J. M. Rawlins B. W. Corkran B. W. Northcroft U. N Young State Commission Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Memorial Dnorial Philic Ig Baltimore Gay Fayette Lexington

Middletown Social Circle Welcomes Visitors from Washington

Mrs. Millie H Quinn of Washington D C arrived in Middletown to spend the rest of summer. Week end guests included Mr and Mrs John D Keller Prosperity road with Anita Keller and Miss Lasona Routeahn of Terre Haute Ind. Several other visitors from Washington D C and New Jersey were noted visiting local families and returning residents attended a Bethel Lutheran festival planned for July 17.

Middletown Millie H. Quinn Washington, D.C John D.keller Raety E. P. Abbe Masera Elwood Perey Keller Anita Washington, D. C Mins Lasona Routeahn Terre Haute Ind lMiss Blanche Stone Washing Ston Jp. C George W. Kefauver Kefauver John C. Stone Washington D. Gs Piles Glenn Delauter Howard Kenneth Wolfeville Tracey Delauter Nora Mumnsy Surce Charles CT. Stull Fh, Rice Springfield Charles Rice Mamie Stella Rice Mildred Palmer Edward Smith Mears Chester John Stull Bethel Charley Stull Thomas Stull Bethel Lutheran Sunday School Hosd Misa Mildred Roeona Palmer Raymond Palmer Princeton Thomas Palmer

Braddock Heights Youth Passes Naval Academy Entrance

Passes entrance quiz S Denmead Kolb son of Mr and Mrs David Kolb Braddock Heights has passed the entrance examinations to the U S Naval Academy He has been attending the academy preparatory school at Newport R I.

S. Denmead Kolb David Kolb Braddock Heights U.S Naval Academy Newport R. 1

Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local News

Twenty years ago today the Frederick column notes accidents and market prices. James Bailey of Frederick Brick Works survived a cave in with minor injuries. Charles Funk was kicked by a horse on a farm near Hopeland. First tomatoes of the season appeared on Frederick streets. Local market prices included Spring chickens 25 cents per dozen, potatoes 10 cents half peck, cabbage 3 for a head, beans 8 cents half peck, currants 5 cents box, gooseberries 5 cents box, damsons 5 cents a box, dewberries 5 cents a box, huckleberries 5 cents a box, steaks 12 1/2 cents a pound, ham 18 cents a pound, sausage 10 cents a pound, butter 18 cents a pound, eggs 11 cents a dozen. Miss Marian Smith elected to Frederick City Hospital Association Board of Managers. Dr. S J Herman elected chief of the eye diseases clinic at Maryland Medical College.

Marian Smith The Frederick City Hospital Association S. J. Herman Maryland Medical College Elks Club Frederick City Maryland Sidd Elks Club Frederieck City Court House Frederick County Court and Second Streets Roderick County Court Street Bradley T. Johnson George S. John Kolo Hammond Rer John S. Newman Ells Club Portnayer T Blks Club Imory L. Coblentz

Among the Sick and Local Ailments Mentioned

Sheriff Charles U. Klipp fell ill Monday in Brunswick where he worked and is now confined to bed at home on West Church Street. Mrs. Harry Kemp, recently struck by a trolley car in Hagerstown-Frederick, is reported much better this afternoon. Come to Frederick with its convenient travel from Washington and Baltimore.

Lax Charles U. Klipp Brunswick West Church Street Harry Kemp City Hospital Hagerstown Frederick

Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Promotes Women's Health

An advertisement calls on hundreds of women entering professions to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the root and herb remedy has brought health and happiness to many American women and urges a trial.

Lydia EK Minkham America

Drowning tragedy at Buckeystown claims two teens

Two 17 year old girls, Elizabeth Ball and Elizabeth Plant, drowned in seven feet of water in the Monocacy river at Buckeystown while others from the party struggled to rescue them. Family and community members searched for hours as boats and divers joined the effort.

Elizabeth Ball M. Ball Buckeystown Elizabeth Plant Mary Plant Bristmore Monocacy River Miss Ball Miss Plant Anna Ball Mary Buller Charlotte Haller Frederick Mary Butler Marion Galler Elia Batson Washington Irene Sarper Monrovia Otho Keller Merl Cromwell Ruckeystown Misses Batson Harper Keller Cromwell Plant Eligabeth Ball Milzabeth Gall Alin Phint Eligabeth Vlant Miss Hater Miss Butler Mina Ezabeth Ball Haller Butler Thtler Kirk

Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Ad Warns on Labeling

An advertisement urges consumers to buy Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil only in genuine Spencer Kellogg & Sons laboratory filled bottles. It claims labeled Kellogg's ensures 100 percent pure oil with the nauseating taste removed, advising doctors and druggists endorse this form for children and adults.

Kellogg Kelloge Spencer Kellogg & Sons,Inc

Frederick man relieved of awful backache tale

Patient recounts months of rheumatism neuralgia and digestive troubles. Testimonial from Chas T Louse of 287 W Fifth St credits Dreco with kidney bladder relief and overall health after multiple doses. advertises Dreco as available at Peare's Modern Pharmacy.

Xen Frederick Man Chas. T. Louse Peare

Till Condition Report From Bank Statements

A bank ledger shows a negative balance of 8067.10 in the till. The report records cash flow discrepancies and a shortfall impacting the cash register. Financial officials note the need for reconciliation and audit follow up.

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