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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1911

Page

3

Fishing Friends Report Several Bass And Carp Catches

While fishing yesterday Chevter W Quynn caught nine bass. Samuel Brown and Warry Kennedy each caught two bass. Newton Ketmiver and Robert Bear caught no carp weighing 42 and 2 1 2 pounds respectively. A new pavement has been laid in front of George Aberlinniss property on North Market Street. Rev Ulysses G Tupp and William W Doub left for Washington to attend the General Synod meeting of the Lutheran church in the Luther Memorial church, session for ten days.

General Synod Ulysses G. Tupp William W. Doub Middietai Wsingtorn Lutheran Church Lauther Memorial Church

Locals Win Another Lease For Frederick and Schrader For Hagerstown

Frederick defeated Hagerstown 4 to 1 in a game highlighted by timely hitting and costly errors. A quiet middle innings gave way to a four-run fifth inning for Frederick, supported by sharp fielding and solid pitching by Lease and Schrader. Frederick totaled seven left on base while Hagerstown struggled with eight.

Lease Frederick Schrader Hagerstown Eagle Pav Carl Lense Winn Bonors Hagerstown O H. O. Ala Thomas Crouse Phoebus Creager Derr C. Slaughter Eeeee- Hagerstown Spalding Tfs Pinneyfrock R. Miler Dornbherger McHenry Varner Sands Slagerstown LeCore Tease Spalding Derrie Manlove Warner Town Shenk

Leats Orphanage Trustees Elect New Officers

The Leats Orphanage board held its annual meeting this morning electing Rev. Ulysses G Rupp as president George H Zimmerman as secretary Horace Zacharias as treasurer and C C Carty as superintendent The rest of the board includes A R Yeakle J Marshall Miller and John M Haller.

Leats Orphanage Ulysses G. Rupp George H. Zimmerman Horace ©. Zacharias Co. C Carty A. R. Yeakle J. Marshal Miller John M. Haller

Why Women Suffer Cure Promised by Kidney Pills

Frederick residents report kidney related ailments including backache dizziness and nervousness. The ad promotes Deans Kidney Pills as the root remedy with a testimonial from Mrs William Abrecht of Frederick Md noting relief after use. Sold everywhere for 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sales agents.

Frederick Dean William Abrecht W. Patrick Sr Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Deane

Wins Fight For Life With King’s New Discovery

Newark man G Mer-Shon credits King’s New Discovery for dramatic health turn after eight months of illness. He suffered fatigue, bleeding, and weakness before beginning the remedy three weeks ago. The product, advertised as a remedy for coughs colds and throat troubles, is promoted with testimonials and a free trial offer.

Os G. Mer- Shon Newark Het Pearres

Coney Island Fire Turned Loss Into Showmen Profit

Dreamland and other amusements burned costing about 5 million with only 500 thousand insured. Crowds estimated at 300000 to 400000 visited the ruins the day after the blaze. Showmen salvaged relics and sold debris while displays of a slain lion drew crowds. Dreamland’s rebuilding seems unlikely due to poor profitability and heavy mortgage protection. Island's uniqueness and future optimism frame the report.

Dreamland Black Prince Coney Island Island

Campaign Without Colds From Sherman Letters

Testimony cited from General Sherman’s home letters suggests soldiers stayed outdoors three months without cough or cold. The pieces describe mud, wet clothes, sparse rations, and the open-air life as the cause, while noting doctors’ lack of work and high curtain costs of the show.

Sherman General Sherman Goldsboro N. C Cincinnati Kentucky

Annapolis Election Faces Uncertain Registration

In Annapolis the three day voter registration period opens with officials who did not qualify or appear. A grandfather clause and property qualification in state law blocks most negro voters, triggering lawsuits and appeals. The city must decide whether July 10 election proceeds under 1908 act or prior registration, affecting mayor, councilor, and six aldermen races.

Annapolis Board of Registers Thira United States District Court Morris

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Pills

Warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury that damage mucous surfaces and the blood. Cites Talis Catarrh Cure sold by Fo Chenew & Co in Toledo and Harners Drug Store advertisements. Mentions risks and price, urging caution with internal and external preparations.

Fo Chenew & Co Toledo Hchenny & Co

Liberty town W Arson Warfield Simpson injured in wreck

Warren Warfield Simpson, among the victims of a B and O wreck between Baltimore and Etown, sustained a serious leg injury. He has been visiting his mother Mrs Pranvis B E Swendener, at liberty town. Community events include Children's Day at the Methodist church and a United Volunteer Fire Company festival on July 6 to 8. Local residents and visitors are listed with recent travels and visits.

Warren Warfield Simpson Baltimore Etool Aso Mes. Pranvis Swendener Reviuveoay Barris Kate Mekifresh Righid Estep Clarence Anders Rockville Montgomery County Lola Dude Rear Walkersville May and Arnace Ttarry Dorera Woods Hero New Paris Mt. Pleasant Libertytown Cornet Rocky Hill Libertytown Frank James Boyle Batimore William Welker Keyser W. Va Fogle Geo. W. Beard West End J. Hanson Diller Thomas Weisler Atlee Kee-Mar Frances Colleberry Frank Buckey Ramsey Washington, D. C Mary Cook Christine Taylor The Methodist Episcopal Church United Volunteer Fire Company Clinton Nasbaum Fee Mar Roy Gardener G Kugler Chores i Kugler Harvey Winters Master Winter Lants Ong Huaryoy Lantz John Gracken Chicago U. B Murray M. E. Fisher Waynesboro Ruth Lottie Byler Thurmont Charles Ray Lantz Gettysburg

Local Residents Visit Friends Across The County

Mt Pleasant resident Mr Join Kolb spent one day last week at a location. Frederick’s Mr John Pillinger spent Saturday with friends. Union Bridge’s Mr Rowe and family visited Mr Isaac Welty and family Sunday. Crogerstown and Emmitsburg couples, including Mr and Mrs John Phillips and Mr and Mrs Ed Phillips, traveled via Hite. Moses Winebrewer’s party also spent Sunday with friends near Emmitsburg.

Creagerstown Charles J. Poole Frederick George W. Fittinger James W Pittinger Thurmont Howard "Po Martin Ida Catherine Untman Charenee Bittinger Sister Addé Ghetr Mes Joshua Cruber Rocky LE Rocky Sidge Pittinger Miaag Gruber Rocky HU Join Kolb Mt. Pleasant John Pillinger Rowe Union Bridge Isaac Welty John Phillips Croagerstown Edbar Phillips Emmitsburg Chrgus Phillips Moses Winebrewer

Property theft case filed in Wynnswick real estate transfer

In the clerast and orphans courts records a case involves Keller Line Company to Herrington concerning Wynnswick real estate valued at $5. Civil case names Raymond Crunt and Hazel May Iyter of Walkersville.

Day The Clerast and Orphans Cours Proplrey Thaved Keller Line Company T Herrington Wynnswick Marhiagn Licenber Civide Raymond Crunt Hazel May Iyter Walkersville

Missionary Movement Secretary Visits City For Statewide Work

Mr. David J Brown secretary of the laymen s Missionary Movement in this State is in the city for several days in the interest of the movement He spoke on progress of the work and noted the convention held in Frederick in February He came from Cumberland and will go to Hagerstown.

David J1. Brown Prederick Brown Cumberland Wil Ao Hagerstown

Viv and Cholera Medicine Promoted for Families

A fragmented notice urges households to obtain a widespread medicine said to combat cholera and diarrhea. It mentions earnings, costs, and availability through regional chemists and pharmacies, urging quick procurement during the hot season.

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