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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
8
Lee Monard, chief entomologist, urges constant vigilance and frequent garment inspections to combat clothes moths. Sunlight and air are effective, while repellents lose value as odors fade. Store garments early, brush and spray, and recheck monthly to prevent infestation in cedar chests and closets.
Arrangements finished for the amu reunion of Marylanders at Kil Kare park near Xenia Ohio on August 2 and 8. A large meeting is expected with former Governor War to deliver the principal address in Dayton. He will stay at the Algonquin hotel and attend an informal reception on the evening of the 2nd.
A July 21 ceremony marks the fifty year anniversary of the first Civil War battle at the Bull Run site in Manassas, Virginia, with a depiction of General McDowell and a Henry House monument noted amid the observance.
David Gibgan of Cleveland edits Gibson Mags with near a million circulation to oilfield workers and patrons, urging Boom campaigns in cities. He argues towns are made by people and urges residents to build town rooms free from religion or politics to cultivate the Golden Rule. He cites Edison, Rockefeller, Armour, and urban centers as outcomes of individual initiative, not natural condition, and concludes any town can improve if residents act. Sprains note ends with Chamberlain's may aid recovery.
The automobile of Mr. Kefauver of Middletown struck the delivery wagon of J. W. Summers & Sons on West Fourth street last night before 10. Heber Summers led the wagon on Fourth street as Kefauver turned from Market street. Glass from the auto cut Kefauver’s hand and a lamp broke. the horse was jolted and the wagon axle broke in the impact.
State's Attorney Owens announces candidacy for Supreme Bench judge. Governor Crothers unlikely to appoint a Republican to replace late Judge Sharp. Motor Vehicle Commissioner John George gravely ill at home. Various local incidents include a fatality in Hagerstown and a suicide attempt in Baltimore. Temple Baptist chapel cornerstone to be laid in Baltimore with Masonic rites. Boonsboro passes eight mph speed limit ordinance. Oil road preservative eyed for Rockville to Gaithersburg. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to dispose of condemned wooden cars by burning.
Ottumwa Iowa resident Mrs Harrier E Ampler reports near constant female trouble relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others not to rush surgical operations before trying the remedy and credits Mrs Pinkham's free confidential guidance.
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