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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
8
Fragmented OCR notes describe an election or conferment at a lodge meeting. Mentions officers present and a new house on work, with names partially readable and roles inferred. Sparse details suggest a ceremonial context rather than a full report.
In Bellevue Ohio a woman describes severe backache, nervousness, and weakness, then reports rapid improvement after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges others with uterine illnesses to try the remedy, claiming a long history of victories over female ailments.
The document lists numerous Adamstown Lodge members including P. B. Scarf G. C. G. Thomas J. P. White C. D. Ogle W. U. Ogle W. 1K. Smith Jease W. O'Hare Preston Smith B. A. Wachter H. S. Thomas Thomas H. red C. Whitter W. C. Smith D Z. Pade ett RB. Padgett B. W. Spring John W. Null William Null WL. Whiter J. C. Krieg Walter Wirts J. G. Moxley L. W. Beckenridge C. F. Stunkle W. T. Moxley C. J. Kick Roy Page C. E. Nichola C. L. Moberly ALY McKinney David J. Biddinger TW. Chick Milo Chick George Moxley Roger Beckenridge and George Punk.
Ray Harroun, 1911 Indianapolis 500 winner, tested kerosene against gasoline on a Chicago to Indianapolis cross country run. Results showed kerosene delivering higher miles per gallon and lower cost per mile, with 696 miles per gallon equivalent for kerosene at speed, and 448.2 miles per gallon for water as a test comparison.
An old column explains growing sweet potatoes from sets, including soil, timing from mid May to early July, ridge planting, spacing of 3.5 to 4 feet, center planting on ridges, rooting care, watering in dry times, weed control, vine management, and lifting vines weekly to prevent root damage. ends with a quip about a judge remark.
At a Bull Moose State Central Committee meeting Edward G. Carrington Jr was named state chairman while opponents urged recall and a national committee action. The session named George A Pearie George R Guither and others as county and city leaders. In a separate blaze a large barn owned by Lawrence White for Dickerson burned with loss estimated at 2000 to 4000 and one horse perished. fire origin remained unknown as 100 volunteers helped.
Dr J Elmer Waltman left this morning on the Northern Central train for an extended journey likely to the Pacific coast. He will travel by easy stages to St Joseph Missouri for a period then continue west. He hopes to return home early October and pursue post graduate work for his health after recently leaving his practice.
At the final class meeting of Hagerstown High School graduates held at Prof Stouffer's Dancing Academy the class decided to have their annual picnic on June 13 at Braddock Heights.
Doan's Kidney Pills have helped kidney trouble for over fifty years with widespread use. Frederick Md resident Mrs A T Webster testifies to relief from backache and urinary issues, noting family members benefited too. Sold by Warners Drug Store. price 51 coins, Easter Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
In Maryland and nearby towns a series of weddings and engagements unfolds. Miss Laura White weds in a St Johns ceremony with Cardinal Gibbons officiating while separatelY Miss E Sophy Brown and George Rice Jr. marry in Brighton. A. C. Bond weds Gladys Vanderford at Ascension church parsonage in Washington. Prof. M L Wach tel and Miss Nellie E Ross plan a Martinsburg ceremony. Bride families host receptions as couples begin honeymoons. social notes place local figures amid church ties and regional ties.
Officers chosen at convention held in Brunswick Maryland session. Ma Josephine Dean of Brunswick elected Grand. Junior officers and social officers selected. The event occurred around noon with Maryland Grand Temple proceedings concluding the election.
A worker sustained a gash and was taken to Frederick after an afternoon mishap. Foreman Barth bandaged the wound and the injured man was later brought to his home. Mr Zecher comments jokingly about the injury.
A safety committee will meet at the chairman's residence on Friday evening June 6 at 7:20 o'clock to discuss plans for a safe and sane Fourth of July celebration.
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