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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1923
Page
2
The editor cites preliminary Boston Medical Journal reports on X-ray therapy for pertussis. Twenty six patients showed improved coughing, with some cured or markedly reduced spasms, but no definite conclusions, urging careful, extended study and cautious use.
A bowling match at Brady Heights pitted Baptist and Methodist teams from the city. The Baptists won by more than 200 pins led by A R. Muslmus as top scorer with 37a pins, while Charles Hudson of the Methodists was second. The Methodist lineup included Albert Gilson and Hudson, with the Baptists listing Calmus, McGregor, and Sparks. Afterward the Methodists challenged the Baptists to a rematch next Thursday evening, which the Baptists accepted.
Flag raising exercises planned at the Good Intent schoolhouse between Tadiesbure and Johnsville this evening. The event is organized by friends and patrons of the school with teacher Angela Trunde of Lewistown.
The American Game Protective Association reports sportmen can help by killing vermin to protect wildlife. Governors and commissioners from Alabama Virginia New York and Tennessee push anti hawk week campaigns citing hawk and owl predation on game birds. A list of protected and vermin species is given while noting many hawks and owls aid agriculture and should be spared. In Australia a 16 year old immigrant hanged himself in Fremantle while aboard the Ballarat during a stopover.
London July 28 reports a daughter born to Eve wife of A PD Adam at 26 Myddelton Square The article notes no biblical name has been announced for the child and references the familiar Eden idea for readers.
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