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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
4
Partial text references August and county names, including Hagerstown, with unclear roles. The readable items suggest a commission or secretary related to state or county operations. Exact actions, dates, or officials remain uncertain due to damaged OCR.
Members of the Washington County Medical Society entertained the Frederick County Medical Society at the Frederick hotel. Dr D C. R Milter spoke on fractures of the forearm and Dr Victor D Culleh discussed tuberculosis. Dr Hiram Woods spoke on preventable blindness. Several Baltimore and Hagerstown physicians contributed brief talks and toasts were given at dinner.
An invitation was accepted for a medical meeting at about 6 pm with the Medicos present. Attendees included numerous doctors from Washington, Boonsboro, Hagerstown, Williamsport, and surrounding towns such as Smithsburg and State Line, among others.
Fragmentary report notes rain last evening and overnight for Frederick affecting crops and city water. Official gauge indicated precipitation only a few hundredths of an inch, far below normal for the month.
The annual Camp 44 picnic of P O S of A Woodsboro will be held tomorrow at LeGore Park with several state officers expected. State Secretary Professor William James Heaps of Baltimore and Reverend W L Seabrook of Westminster are slated to speak along with Reverend R S Poffenberger of Woodsboro and Leo Weinberg of the city. A large crowd is anticipated.
IT SAVES YOU MONEY The ad promotes Dr Howard's constipation and dyspepsia cure sold by A L Pearre at 25c a bottle. Each 30 cent bottle contains sixty doses, touted as pleasant and dependable for constipation bile and liver trouble. Endorsed by hundreds of physicians as a lasting cure.
Tolay Cornerstone of a new church in Fredericksburg draws attention as the German Gothic style building rises. Architect B Evard Kepner, pastor Rev. Reese St. Clair Poffenberger, and details describe a slate roof, oak interior, and 11 memorial windows in the auditorium with seven in the Sunday school room.
Mr Darrell H Feete son of H C Feete of Middletown has been in Baltimore since last March and now travels for Warfield and Bahr in place of his brother Alvah Feete who handles inside management of the firm First Lawyer questions duty for the automobile case Second Lawyer says they offer to everybody who owns a car while the other side rejects all who do not Bank
Chairman Weller discusses road maintenance comparing rural France and England with Maryland. He notes minimal oiling or repairs in France despite motor traffic, cites few workers and patrols, and warns of rapid deterioration without top dressing. He praises English roads but says Maryland maintains better care locally.
Galen L. A., chairman of the executive committee of the Progressive Janis in Montgomery County, issued a call for a mass meeting Saturday afternoon in Rockville. A Republican conference will also be held there, with a strong probability of amalgamation for the campaign.
On his first day back Mayor Fraley faced intense citizen input on a proposed traffic ordinance in Frederick. Merchants and residents urged support or opposition as teams on streets drew attention. The board schedules next Monday meetings, while calls for a city call box system and water reports remain unresolved amid ongoing river and dam conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Denver as Mecca two weeks hence for knights Templar visitors from Frederick and other states. The entry mentions a triennial conslav event, Kronk of Paes continent, and Maryland ties, with references to past years in Frederick.
The ceremony for Miles J. Lake and his bride concluded with the couple boarding the train for Pen Mar to spend a period of time there. The groom is described as a son of M Keadle of Mapleville.
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