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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

8

People's Column Letter on South Street Track Closure

Harry J. Buch of Frederick writes to The News criticizing the decision to lay tracks on South Street closing it from Market to the old McMurray property. He claims damage to gutters, potential property value loss, and questions whether community welfare or railroad profit drove the franchise. He urges better notice and accountability from the Mayor and Board.

Frederick South Street West South Street Market Street McMurray Schell Mount Olivet Cemetery Wes Blantey Council Harry J Buch South St

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warning

Mercury containing ointments harm the senses and immune system when absorbed through mucous surfaces. Use only prescribed remedies from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claims mercury free and acts on the blood and mucous membranes.

Halls F JL Cheney & Co Toledoo Hall Ohio FL J. Cheney & Co

Advertisement Warning Inquiries For Advertisers

A tersely phrased admonition echoes questions of sorrows and contention as the piece warns those who fail to advertise. The language suggests a civic or commercial notice urging timely placement of notices or ads to avoid trouble.

Elks Convention Debates 50 Cent Per Capita Tax Plan

At the forty seventh annual Elks convention in Atlantic City plans to levy two per capita assessments of 25 cents each totaling $200,000 for a new National Home for aged and infirm members. Grand trustees back the plan, and site choice remains open while funding and constitutional questions spark debate. Also noted are parade features and deep sea trips as convention entertainment.

Thomas F. McNulty Balti Mare Ie Grand Lodge Atlantic City Detroit Bedford City Reaper Grand Trustees Rmiay

Business in the Courts transfers for several couples

Herman Lo Routzahi and wife sell real estate in the county to William H Bussard and wife for 400 dollars. George Hf dlmmerman and wife sell city real estate to Marshall 16 Schaeffer for 10 dollars. Morman 4 Hoke to 8 Matton Uoke, county property valued at 100 dollars.

Herman Lo Routzahi William H. Bussard George Hf. Dlmmerman Marshall Schaeffer Morman Hoke Matton Uoke

Former County Commissioner Kefauver Grows Radishes

Former County Commissioner H Milton Kefauver tended a garden on North Market Street where he pulled a radish measuring U inches in dry weather. The vegetable was grown from government supplied seed.

H. Milton Kefauver North Market Street

Distillery offered for sale at Hagerstown courthouse

In front of the Courthouse in Hagerstown yesterday C A Went Sullivan Pitts and S J Poe trustees offered the Roxbury Distillery for sale but no bids were placed and the property was withdrawn. No bid under 125000 could be accepted.

Roxbury Hagerstown C. A. Went Sullivan Pitts S. J. Poe

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Prompts Readers

A classic ad notes backache as a warning sign of kidney trouble and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a tested remedy. Frederick Lapps of Frederick Maryland reports relief after using four boxes and urges others to remember the brand. Sold by all dealers at 30 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean Doan Frederick Teste Patrick Street Frederick Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Heating In Yukon Solves Cold With Sheet Iron Drums

Winters in Yukon stretch seven to eight months with temperatures plummeting to seventy degrees below zero. Wood costs rise, sparking inventive heating schemes using drum warmers. Sheet iron drums with internal partitions channel heat from stoves, improve distribution, and reduce creosote buildup by draining condensate.

Yukon Territory G. Woodward Dawson

Much of Canal Completed in Panama Project

On May 4 the United States marked seven years of Panama Canal work with three quarters excavated. 18,000,000 cubic yards moved by steam shovels leaves 44,000,000 to dig. concrete placing at 2 percent, 2,150,6 cubic yards laid of 4,284,000 total. Lock gates under construction, Pedro Miguel near completion and Miraflores progressing. Culebra Cut sees increased slides. 10 remaining to dredge after locks finish.

Panama Canal United States Pedro Miguel Miraflores Culebra Milllion Cab

State News Notes Amid Local Incidents and Appointments

Miss Bessie Matson, 16, killed in a runaway near York Pennsylvania. William Paisley of Colesville dies instantly from lightning on his farm. Special services held in St. Mary’s Rockville for rain. State Auto Commissioner George probes Eastern Shore conditions. Navy midshipmen prizes noted at June Week. George Roulette to build a knit underwear mill in Hagerstown. Diocesan Convention in Baltimore discusses laymen on standing committee. Frostburg Board of Trade banquet at Hotel Gladstone hosts 150. Taxable base in Washington County expected to rise by nearly 10 million in annual levy. Harry Williamson escapes drowning after falling into the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Williamsport while frog hunting. Ernest Sprecher stabbed at Hagerstown fairgrounds. attacker fled. Moss Fileague, Giovanni Bosso of Cumberland, 22, jailed in Uniontown after quarrel over Rosi Petoni. South Delaware Gas Co plans Seaford to Federalsburg pipeline. board meeting in Dover this week. Dynamite kills fish in Antietam creek between Waynesboro and Stoner’s Meadow. Junkstown elects Howard L. Knode commissioner unopposed. same votes as Frank Wakenight. Edmund Bandridge Murbaugh, longtime educator, elected president of Durant Oklahoma Normal School. about 1,000 students and 5 teachers.

Bessie Matson York William ©. Paisley Colesville St. Mary's Catholic Church Rockville George Naval Academy George A. Roulette Hagerstown The Episcopal Church Baltimore Frostburg Board of Trade Gladstone Washington County Harry Williamson Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Williamsport Ernest Sprecher Sprecher Moss Fileague Giovanni Bosso Cumberland Uniontown Rosi Petoni South Delaware Gas Company Seaford Del Federalsburg Dover Antietam Waynesboro Stoner’s Meadow Junkstown Howard L. Knode Knode Frank Wakenight Edmund Bandridge Murbaugh State University School Frostburg State Normal School Maryland State Board of Education Normal School Durant Okla

Garden Planting Time and Succession Crops

Old time farmers plant the whole garden in one day, while better practice favors staggered plantings from April through July. Early crops like beans cucumbers and corn require late plantings for long yields. beets carrots spinach and lettuce extend harvests into fall. tomatoes melons and pumpkins go in early to mature. diverse succession planting prevents waste and preserves winter supplies.

Tiz Smaller Feet: Quick Cure for Sore Feet

A vintage ad promotes Tiz as a universal foot remedy for sore sweaty tender and swollen feet with corns callouses and odors. It claims instant relief after first use and full benefits in a week, selling for 25 cents at druggists or by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago.

Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago

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