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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
8
A survey of small town notices and personal news from Wendell Spurrier area including church sermons by Rev William Engiss and local visits. Mentions residents from Unionville Frederick Dayton Rocky Ridge and Baltimore area with social calls, church events, and agricultural notes amid frost and crop conditions.
Highlandtown brief notes Miss Elsie Angell who was visiting friends at Rocky Ridge has returned home. Mr and Mrs Brute Eyler and daughter of Jimtown spent Sunday in the area.
The Fellows troupe presents a conventional operatic program featuring Sabin the soprano, Miss Mary the noted pianist, Miss Driver the contralto, and Mr Vanderburg with a strong bass voice. The Wellows Company will offer a selection from a premier opera, captivating the audience with vocal prowess and stage presence.
The Advertising Clubs convention opened in Baltimore with Governor Gallisborough and Mayor Eden Shay addressing the morning session at the Fifth Regiment Armory. Frederick J. Johnna of Dallas spoke for the general organization as Toronto was chosen next convention city. Wallin Woodhead of California was named next president of the organization amid nominations and a refusal by Houston to run. Floren of Indianapolis was named secretary and T. W. LeQuatte of Des Moines treasurer, with W. W. Cloud of Baltimore offered but declining the post. No big parade was held last night.
Messrs George T. Baumgardner John W. Falk William C. Roderick Ligyd Millar William H. Shipley James W. Dubel of Francis Scott Key Council No 48 and Charles A Landis John F Oland Thomas DimTerman George T M Shuffler and A E Ueidler of Fredonia Council No 46 G U AL Mi went to Baltimore in automobiles from Frederick City Garage to attend the State Council of the O U A M in session there 10day.
Charlesville Reformed Sunday schools held a Children’s Day service with 20 musicians. program included solos, recitations, duets, exercises, and a message from Rev. A J Herman. Miss Mildred Zimprerman led a fairy drill. organist Mrs Lucy Wachter and violinist Professor William Smith performed. Community notices follow for Imsville M E and upcoming church events.
A 1912 report notes many American families lack Bibles and the Bible Society plans expanded efforts. Worldwide distribution reached about 4.05 million copies with 399,154 Bibles and 5,892 New Testaments shipped. Translations advance in Zulu Siam Kurdish and Chinese scripts, including a bilingual Portuguese New Testament.
William Francis Barnard of Chicago will deliver an address on Friday June 13 at Revelock near Market and Church streets. The event, organized by the local Socialist party chapter, is expected to draw a large crowd as Barnard is a prominent orator.
Dr TLR Johnson will lead Drs. Wrei and Hedges from Bransgwick leaving tonight for Marshaureh, Pa, to attend the convention of The surgeons. A Bang OG is noted in the cits.
The program lists an Episcopal clinic and various speakers including Mrs Haslup state president and Rev Paul Holderatt. A evening devotional conducted by Rev G W Crist and a temperance focus headline the event. Miss Keller gives readings and a closing benediction ends the gathering.
Up to fifty Brunswick firemen are expected to depart tonight for Westernport to attend the State Firemen convention. The Brunswick delegation will travel in a special attached to the regular No. ap tram.
An advertisement touts self poisoning as a cause of pain from undigested food and proposes Goff's Herb Bitters as a cure. It claims the bitter herbs extract poisons, relieve constipation and dyspepsia, and restore strength without opiates or alcohol. A 15 cent bottle is offered with a money back guarantee.
Fragmentary text hints at a complex espionage matter involving Chambey air es and a web of covert activities. Names and places are unclear, but references suggest a cross border intrigue with possible intelligence or security implications and subsequent investigations.
An old newspaper advertisement promises relief from fever and skin troubles with Armion Salve and related products. It requests readers to seek guidance from a medical or remedies provider and mentions remedies marketed to women and families.
Mrs Hay Summersgile Swarthmore Pa reports fifteen years of severe female troubles with hemorrhages and life altering issues. Doctors offered surgery but she chose Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to try it for similar conditions.
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