19 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
1
A vintage sales pitch touts the company coal as infused with proper caloric units. The copy frames it as the energy source for the family furnace and links nature, progress, and comfort to the fuel’s heat value.
To have your reefing and spouting repaired we repair and paint reefing and spouting at reasonable prices. Give us a call at phone 914. Full line of hardware tools paints tinware and enamel ware available.
The Fredericktown Savings Institution invites new accounts in its Commercial Department. It advertises four percent interest on savings and urges individuals to save a portion of earnings to be prepared for future opportunities.
Mrs Catharine Goodling of York Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with solving extreme weakness and suffering after three pregnancies She rose from inability to wash dishes to caring for a bright baby boy since taking the remedy and urges others to try it for relief and health inquiries.
A notice offers free estimates and invites homeowners to consult the firm before starting electrical wiring projects. The message promises pleasant service and no charge for the estimate, intending to attract prospective customers.
General staff officer who heads the national militia announces mobilization for border duty as the nation awaits action. The move signals heightened readiness, with units under the national militia administration preparing training and deployment plans.
French offensive actions north of Hill 321 and west of the Thiaumont farm yield captured trenches and prisoners amid violent bombardments around Hill 304 and the Meuse. In the St Mihiel region fierce grenade fighting, air raids on Bartle Duc, Pont a Mousson, and Montsee fire on Vigneul les Hattenchattel, plus Dunkirk bombardment, mark the ongoing Verdun and northern front activity. Washington reports a pension bill at 15,065,000 with a 6 million reduction from last year, while Mahanoy City records a fatal railway engine incident as John C. Withersteen dies at Gordon.
Secretary of War Baker announced after a White House conference that President Wilson would call out the state militia for Mexican service. The move is not tied to General Pershing's expedition and aims to pursue bandits on American soil. Delegates, including Major General Scott and Brigadier General Mills, set state quotas totaling about 145,000 troops. Brig. Gen. Alfred Mills estimated the minimum force, with Funston directing deployment to the border.
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