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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
7
Thurmont high school baseball beats Ellicott City 9 to 0 in Middletown elimination game. Lefty Beard starred for Thurmont, holding Ellicott City to three hits as Cugle pitched for the visitors. Next tourney game likely against Jarrettsville, schedule to follow.
Incomplete line shows Beard with two runs and seven innings pitched against Cugle. Stottlemyer and Cugle combined for 11 strikeouts. Lutz to Kanauff turned a double play. Beards allowed two hits in seven innings, while Birely allowed one in one. Stottlemyer gave up zero in one. Flory Addison stole two bases. Moorehead sacrificed, Jory umpired, Hengst scored. Time 2 10.
Negotiations are under way toward settling the difficulties between the Mexican government and the Roman Catholic church. Dwight W. Morrow, the U S ambassador to Mexico, on leave, declined to comment. Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz is reported to be negotiating with the Vatican for a settlement between Calles’ government and the church.
Advert Purports a Philadelphia woman’s claim of goitre resolution after self treatment. She states the lump the size of an egg, once pressing on her breathing and heart, has vanished and she will share her full experience. Sold at drug stores. Sorbol Company, Mechanicsburg Ohio. local Frederick Pharmacy and H. B. Hovermale Brunswick Maryland.
An outdated health advert promotes weight guidelines by height and promises a money back guarantee on McCoy's Tablets. It cites weights for 5 feet, 6 feet 5 inches, and 6 feet 3 inches including 143, 34 rounds, and 127 pounds respectively. The copy mocks strict dieting and urges readers to try McCoy's Tablets with an ironclad guarantee.
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